土地破碎对土耳其榛子种植的影响:环境、经济和政策视角

IF 1.2 4区 农林科学 Q3 HORTICULTURE
Uğur Başer
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土地破碎化是威胁榛子农场经济和环境可持续性的一个关键问题。本研究旨在评估土地破碎化对土耳其榛子种植业的经济和环境影响。研究的主要数据是通过对 121 个随机抽样的榛子农场进行面对面问卷调查收集的。采用部分预算分析方法估算了榛子农场的经济效益。采用生命周期评估法评估了榛子种植中土地破碎对环境的影响。研究显示,破碎化农场每公顷的平均生产成本为 1834.0 美元,而非破碎化农场为 1661.2 美元。碎片化农场每公斤榛子的生产成本比非碎片化农场高 20.18%。分散农场总生产成本中可变成本所占比例较高,原因是雇佣劳动力成本增加。与非碎片化农场相比,碎片化农场的经济绩效指标(包括国内生产总值、毛利润、净利润和相对利润)较低。生命周期评估结果表明,榛子生产 1 年内每公顷排放 618.60 千克二氧化碳当量的温室气体(GHG)。此外,生产 1 千克榛子会排放 0.4495 千克二氧化碳当量的温室气体。在非碎片化农场,每公斤榛子的温室气体排放量为 0.4780 kg CO2-eq,而在碎片化农场,则为 0.5342 kg CO2-eq。这意味着分散农场的温室气体排放量增加了 11.74%。非破碎化农场的温室气体排放量明显较低,主要是由于化肥和农家肥施用量的不同。与此相反,破碎化农场与机械有关的排放量更大,柴油的使用对排放量的影响也更明显。研究得出结论,解决榛子农场土地分散问题将提高其经济效益。温室气体排放可以通过改进农业实践、优化机械和燃料使用、加强化学品管理、重新评估农场结构以及提高气候变化意识来减少。
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The Effects of Land Fragmentation on Hazelnut Farming in Türkiye: Environmental, Economic, and Policy Perspectives

The Effects of Land Fragmentation on Hazelnut Farming in Türkiye: Environmental, Economic, and Policy Perspectives

Land fragmentation is a critical problem that threatens the economic and environmental sustainability of hazelnut farms. The aim of the study was to assess the economic and environmental effects of land fragmentation on hazelnut farming in Türkiye. The primary data for the study were collected through face-to-face questionnaires from 121 randomly sampled hazelnut farms. The partial budgeting analysis method was used to estimate the economic performance of the hazelnut farms. The environmental impact of land fragmentation in hazelnut farming was assessed using the life cycle assessment (LCA) method. The study revealed that the average production cost per hectare was US$ 1834.0 in fragmented farms, compared to US$ 1661.2 in non-fragmented farms. The hazelnut production cost per kilogram in the fragmented farms was 20.18% higher than in non-fragmented farms. The higher share of variable costs in the total production costs of fragmented farms was due to increased hired labor costs. Economic performance indicators, including GDP, gross profit, net profit, and relative profit, were lower in fragmented farms compared to non-fragmented farms. The LCA results showed that hazelnut production emitted 618.60 kg of CO2-eq of greenhouse gas (GHG) per hectare in 1 year. Additionally, producing 1 kg of hazelnuts emitted 0.4495 kg CO2-eq of GHG emissions. For non-fragmented farms, the GHG emissions per kilogram of hazelnuts were 0.4780 kg CO2-eq, while in fragmented farms, it was 0.5342 kg CO2-eq. This represented an 11.74% increase in GHG emissions for fragmented farms. The significantly lower GHG emissions in non-fragmented farms were mainly due to differences in chemical fertilization and farm manure application. In contrast, fragmented farms showed a larger machinery-related contribution and a more pronounced impact of diesel usage on emissions. The study concluded that addressing land fragmentation on hazelnut farms would enhance their economic performance. GHG emissions can be mitigated by improving agricultural practices, optimizing machinery and fuel use, enhancing chemical management, reevaluating farm structures, and raising climate change awareness.

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Erwerbs-Obstbau
Erwerbs-Obstbau 农林科学-园艺
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