Niklas Möhring
Biographic Data
| ID | 2274126 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Niklas Möhring |
| GIVEN NAMES | Niklas |
| FAMILY NAME | Möhring |
| SIGNATURE | MÖHRING N |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Bonn |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0292-4402 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
A holistic assessment of farmers' intention to adopt agroecological practices – The case of Swiss grassland
Agroecology provides a holistic approach to sustainable agriculture. Although the concept is gaining increasing interest, there is a lack of knowledge regarding farmers' intentions to adopt agroecological practices, and existing studies do not account for its holistic approach. We analyze farmers' intentions to adopt agroecological practices across four key elements of agroecology: diversity, synergy, efficiency, and recycling. We assess a wide r…
Profitability and exit decisions of organic dairy farmers in the EU
We analyze the relationship between dairy farmers’ decision to produce organically and their profitability. • We investigate the decision of farmers to exit organic production. • Our results reveal that organic farms achieve, on average, a higher profitability. • The probability of exiting the organic market increases consistently in the years after conversion. • The results show that policy-makers should specifically target the early phase after…
Evidence for promoting pesticide-free, non-organic cereal production
Europe needs better pesticide policies to reduce impacts on biodiversity
Current pesticide use in European agriculture has significant impacts on biodiversity. • This has cascading effects with potentially severe consequences to food security. • We observe a mismatch between pesticides’ externalities and policy decisions. • We highlight the urgency of implementing tangible and powerful policy measures now. • We outline pathways for better pesticide policies
The adoption of pesticide-free wheat production and farmers' perceptions of its environmental and health effects
The reduction of pesticide use is a prime issue on policy agendas worldwide. However, existing policies often fail to promote widespread adoption of low-pesticide or no-pesticide production practices. Therefore, in order to overcome this obstacle, it is important to understand why farmers hesitate to use more sustainable pest management. To this end, we investigate the relationship between farmers' perception of the adverse environmental and huma…
Pesticide-free but not organic
The sustainable intensification of agriculture requires solutions for a large-scale reduction of pesticide use while sustaining agricultural yields. Pesticide-free production standards, which bring together the strengths of all the food value chain actors, could be a cornerstone of this transformation. In Switzerland, a non-organic, private–public standard for pesticide-free wheat production is currently being introduced by the producer organizat…
Revisiting Pesticide Taxation Schemes
Pesticide-free but not organic
The sustainable intensification of agriculture requires solutions for a large-scale reduction of pesticide use while sustaining agricultural yields. Pesticide-free production standards, which bring together the strengths of all the food value chain actors, could be a cornerstone of this transformation. In Switzerland, a non-organic, private–public standard for pesticide-free wheat production is currently being introduced by the producer organizat…
Evidence for promoting pesticide-free, non-organic cereal production
Europe needs better pesticide policies to reduce impacts on biodiversity
Current pesticide use in European agriculture has significant impacts on biodiversity. • This has cascading effects with potentially severe consequences to food security. • We observe a mismatch between pesticides’ externalities and policy decisions. • We highlight the urgency of implementing tangible and powerful policy measures now. • We outline pathways for better pesticide policies
Revisiting Pesticide Taxation Schemes
Pesticide-free but not organic
The sustainable intensification of agriculture requires solutions for a large-scale reduction of pesticide use while sustaining agricultural yields. Pesticide-free production standards, which bring together the strengths of all the food value chain actors, could be a cornerstone of this transformation. In Switzerland, a non-organic, private–public standard for pesticide-free wheat production is currently being introduced by the producer organizat…
The adoption of pesticide-free wheat production and farmers' perceptions of its environmental and health effects
The reduction of pesticide use is a prime issue on policy agendas worldwide. However, existing policies often fail to promote widespread adoption of low-pesticide or no-pesticide production practices. Therefore, in order to overcome this obstacle, it is important to understand why farmers hesitate to use more sustainable pest management. To this end, we investigate the relationship between farmers' perception of the adverse environmental and huma…
Europe needs better pesticide policies to reduce impacts on biodiversity
Current pesticide use in European agriculture has significant impacts on biodiversity. • This has cascading effects with potentially severe consequences to food security. • We observe a mismatch between pesticides’ externalities and policy decisions. • We highlight the urgency of implementing tangible and powerful policy measures now. • We outline pathways for better pesticide policies
Evidence for promoting pesticide-free, non-organic cereal production
A holistic assessment of farmers' intention to adopt agroecological practices – The case of Swiss grassland
Agroecology provides a holistic approach to sustainable agriculture. Although the concept is gaining increasing interest, there is a lack of knowledge regarding farmers' intentions to adopt agroecological practices, and existing studies do not account for its holistic approach. We analyze farmers' intentions to adopt agroecological practices across four key elements of agroecology: diversity, synergy, efficiency, and recycling. We assess a wide r…
Profitability and exit decisions of organic dairy farmers in the EU
We analyze the relationship between dairy farmers’ decision to produce organically and their profitability. • We investigate the decision of farmers to exit organic production. • Our results reveal that organic farms achieve, on average, a higher profitability. • The probability of exiting the organic market increases consistently in the years after conversion. • The results show that policy-makers should specifically target the early phase after…
Agricultural Innovations and Practices (5 works) · Business (5 works) · Economics (5 works) · Organic Food and Agriculture (5 works) · Pesticide (5 works) · Agriculture (4 works) · Environmental Science (4 works) · Agricultural economics (3 works) · Agricultural science (3 works) · Agronomy (3 works)