agb: A Pathfinder

This is a computer-generated pathfinder created against the Distant Reader study called agb.

Each Distant Reader study carrel is composed of many individual items. Each item is bibliographically described with author, title, date, summary, and keyword values. Below is a list of the items' most signficant keywords as well as lists of the items themselves. Purpusing the content of this pathfinder provides the student, researcher, or scholar with one way to get their heads around the scope of the carrel. The keywords include:

Development; Impact; Agriculture; Growth; Management; Farmers; Performance; Production; Model; Innovation; Food; Sustainability; Business; Green; Analysis; Variables; Factors; Iraq; Indonesia; Data; Vietnam; Land; Results; Value; Agricultural; Energy; Income; Health; Oil; Efficiency; Species; Water; Marketing; Crop; Rate; Product; Extract; Temperature; Sugar; Bananas

Depending on how this pathfinder was created, many of the bibliographic sections will include elaborations on the meaning(s) of the given keywords. These elaborations were generated by feeding the items' summaries to a large langauge model and asking the model to address the question, "What is X?", where "X" is the keyword. The result will be a few sentences of elaboration. Be forewarned. The elaborations are often plausible, but they should not be take as truth. Instead, they should be taken as points for consideration.

• The Effect of Oil Prices, Oil Demand, Oil Licensing Round, Oil Product Capacity, Oil Sector Development, and Inflation on The Economic Development of Iraq's Economy by Mohammad Drai Ahmed; Maki Mahdi Abdulhasan; Hassan Taher Braiber; Zainab Abed Almoussawi; Nidhal Raheem Mardood; Hareth Shallan Moshref Alaamery (2022) - Predicting the amount of lost circulation while drilling using artificial neural networks: An example of Southern Iraq oil fields. Iraq's oil sector logistics and infrastructure grew by 178% in 2020, while oil sector economic development increased by 114%, according to statistics. Keywords: demand; development; doi; economic; et al; growth; iraq; oil; oil prices; oil sector; prices; study
• The Economic of Farmers, System, Management, and Technology Renewable Energy Based by Nyoman Sudapet; Muhammad Ikhsan Setiawan; Achmad Muchayan; Agus Sukoco; Hendro Sutowijoyo; Che Zalina Zulkifli (2022) - Key words: Menturus Jombang Indonesia, COVID19, renewable energy, agricultural technology, village development 1. INTRODUCTION Menturus Village is one of the villages in Kudu sub- district, Jombang city, Indonesia (Surya et al., 2021). The research objective is to analyze the economics of farmers, and the use of agricultural technology renewable energy-based research trends No doubt, the formers in the modern agriculture sector demands renewable energy (Rahman et al., 2020; Sasana et al., 2018; Zafar et al., 2019), because they believe that renewable energy is only source that could provide sustainability to the farmers related to their works (Aydoğan et al., 2020; Bashir et al., 2019; Tong et al., 2020). Keywords: development; doi; economic; energy; et al; farmers; growth; indonesia; research; study; tourism
• An Examination of the Impact of the Oil Prices and Economic Determinants on India's Economic Development by Haidar Ali Al Dulaimi (2022) - Key words: Oil prices, economic determinants, consumer price index, inflation, industrialization, economic development of Indian economy. According to (Malecki, 2018), economic development includes economic well-being, geographical development, improvement in living standards through increasing work chances and income level, and quality of life such as health care, education, and other social amenities, among others. Keywords: consumer; consumer price; development; economic; growth; industrialization; inflation; oil; oil prices; price; price index; study
• Empowerment of Farmer Community Group in Indonesian Village Together with Students University in Fruit Plantation Development by Suswati; Lailan Tawila Berampu (2022) - The slow growth of the agriculture industry is due to a lack of technological innovation and the sector's reliance on traditional production methods (Utami et al., 2019). In poorer nations, the agriculture sector receives less attention (Molina-Maturano et al., 2020). Keywords: access; agriculture; agriculture development; agriculture research; development; doi; education; et al; farmer; indonesia; moderating; production; research; sector; technology; university
• Research on the Value-Added Path and Management Mechanism of the whole Agricultural Industry Chain Based on the Value Network by Lei Chaofan; Zunirah Mohd Talib; Liang Ruihua; Brian Sheng-Xian Teo (2022) - For operation research to help ensure the future success of agricultural value chains, practitioners must comprehend and model the value chain as a complex adaptive system. The culture and psychology of the effective use of the overall value network of the agricultural industry chain provide identification, realize the evaluation of value, and pay greater attention to the strategic position of agriculture—value chain, organizational culture identity, knowledge innovation, and business model innovation, among others. Keywords: agricultural; chain; development; doi; figure; industry; industry chain; innovation; management; mechanism; path; products; research; supply; supply chain; technology; value; value chain; value network
• Analysis of Agronomy and Environmental Impacts of Palm Oil Production: Evidence from Indonesia by Nurhayati; Asmanizar; Rizal Aziz; Kartika Ekasari; Hartina Beddu (2022) - Indonesia Email: asmanizar_az@fp.uisu.ac.id Rizal Aziz Fakultas Pertanian, Universitas Medan Area, Medan, Sumatera Utara, Indonesia Email: rizalaziz@staff.uma.ac.id Kartika Ekasari Politeknik Pembangunan Pertanian Gowa, Kabupaten Gowa, Sulawesi Selatan Email: 1970kartikaekasari@gmail.com Hartina Beddu Politeknik Pembangunan Pertanian Gowa, Kabupaten Gowa, Sulawesi Selatan Email: hartinabeddu79@gmail.com Indonesia relies heavily on palm oil production to meet the expanding demand for inexpensive vegetable oil. Approximately nine percent of the annual rise in palm oil production can be attributed to the rising demand for biofuels. Keywords: agriculture; analysis; carbon; co2; co2 emissions; consumption; development; doi; emissions; energy; et al; growth; impacts; indonesia; oil production; palm oil; quantiles; variables
• The Mediating Role of the Entrepreneurial Ecosystem in the Entrepreneurial Personality and Green Entrepreneurship: The Case of Peruvian's University Students. by Edwerson William Pacori Paricahua; Jorge Martín Cruz Padilla; Soraya del Pilar Carranco Madrid; Jose Omar García Tarazona; Sonia Alejandrina Sotelo Muñoz; Jesus Enrique Reyes Acevedo; Jose Daniel Sanchez Fernandez; Isaac Merino Quispe; José Luis Arias-Gonzáles; Roxana Yolanda Castillo-Acobo; Milagros del Rosario Cáceres-Chávez (2023) - Keywords: Entrepreneurial ecosystem, green entrepreneurship, entrepreneurial personality, green businesses, entrepreneurial intention, university entrepreneurship. As a result, further research on entrepreneurial ecosystems has been expressly addressed at several international conferences and in several special issues. Keywords: business; development; doi; ecosystem; education; entrepreneurial; entrepreneurship; et al; growth; journal; opportunities; personality; research; skills; students; university
• Agricultural Restructure Policy in Vietnam and Practical Application for Sustainable Development in Agriculture by Mai Thi Huyen; Nguyen Thi Xuan Huong; Nguyen Van Song; Nguyen Thi Hai Yen; Nguyen Dang Que (2023) - The research assists policymakers in formulating regulations for achieving sustainable agricultural development by implementing effective agricultural restructuring policies. The research assists policymakers in formulating regulations for achieving sustainable agricultural development by implementing effective agricultural restructuring policies. Keywords: agriculture; development; doi; employment; industry; land; material; results; study; sustainability; vietnam
• The role of agriculture growth, technological innovation, and forest cover toward economic development: Evidence from Vietnam by Ho Thi Hien; Bui Thi Minh Nguyet; Nguyen Van Song; Dao Thu Tra; Nguyen Cong Tiep; Thai Van Ha (2023) - The significance of natural resource capital for economic development has been consistently acknowledged over the years, and forest capital's positive impact on economic growth in any economy has been extensively documented. mailto:hothihien@naue.edu.vn mailto:minhnguyetfuv@gmail.com mailto:nguyensonghua@gmail.com mailto:daothutra@hdu.edu.vn mailto:nctiep@vnua.edu.vn mailto:vanha280182@gmail.com mailto:minhnguyetfuv@gmail.com AgBioForum, 25(1), 2023 | 88 Hien et al. — The role of agriculture growth, technological innovation, and forest cover toward economic development: Evidence from Vietnam Similarly, no one can refute that agriculture plays a preeminent and crucial role in sustaining economic growth. Keywords: agriculture; agriculture growth; cover; development; doi; economic; forest; forest cover; growth; impact; innovation; nawaz; role; study; vietnam
• Discussion on the Coordinated Development Mode of Urbanization and Agricultural Economy in China's Rural Areas by Jinyu Zhang; Mariney Mohd Yusoff; Tengku Adeline Adura Tengku Hamzah (2023) - Attitude towards urbanization development was found to have a positive and significant effect on agricultural development with a t- value of 2.980 and a p-value of 0.045. The results show that the indirect effect of attitude towards urbanization development on agricultural development through climate change was significant with a t-value of 4.466 and a p-value of 0.000. Keywords: agricultural; areas; change; china; climate; climate change; development; doi; et al; impact; productivity; study; urbanization; urbanization development
• Building Resilient Sponge Communities through Government Interventions: Exploring the Role of Community and Stakeholder Participation in Sustainable Economic and Environmental Development by Xiaoxi Guo (2023) - Generally speaking, government policies and regulations play a crucial role in shaping the development of sustainable communities and mitigating negative environmental impacts (Di Vaio et al., 2021). The research sheds light on mobilizing sustainable economic and environmental development via sponge communities. Keywords: china; communities; community; development; doi; environmental; et al; government; participation; research; sponge; sponge communities; stakeholder; study; water
• Mango value chain analysis in the Vietnamese Mekong Delta by Thong Van Le; Nguyen Van Luan (2023) - Activity 1.5: Value chain study – Mango processing, Improving smallholder farmer incomes through strategic market development in mango supply chains in southern Vietnam project. Documents published by IFAD in 2014 provide guidelines for the development and promotion of agricultural value chains, such as guides on (i) developing value chain development projects, (ii) monitoring the implementation of value chain development, and (iii) public-private cooperation in value chain development. Keywords: chain; cost; delta; development; food; fruit; mango; mango value; mangoes; mekong; mekong delta; price; processing; production; supply; ton; value; value chain; vietnamese
• Moderating Role of Environmental Governance Policies in the Relationship between Attitude towards Technology Innovation and Sustainability by Khaled Mohammed Ahmed Alqasa; Sobia Talat (2023) - Email: stalat@numl.edu.pk The present study strives to examine the influence of attitude towards technology innovation (ATTI) on environmental and social sustainability (SOS) while considering the mediating role of digital entrepreneurship (DIE) and the moderating role of environmental government policies (ENGP). The indirect mediating effect of digital innovation ecosystems (DIE) also serves as a significant mediator between individuals' attitudes towards technology innovation (ATTI) and their environmental and social outcomes (SOS). Keywords: attitude; development; die; digital; doi; ens; entrepreneurship; factors; impact; innovation; journal; management; moderating; policies; relationship; research; role; social; sos; study; sustainability; technology
• Nexus between Green Finance, Renewable Energy, and Carbon Emission: Empirical Evidence from Indonesia by Apiaty Kamaluddin (2023) - Measurement and comparison of green financial development level and efficiency in China: Secondly, a rise in carbon severity hampered the growth of non- fossil energy and decreased green financial investment, which caused the green financial development index to fall. Keywords: carbon; co2; correction; development; doi; emissions; energy; evidence; factors; finance; financial; financing; fossil; green; index; indonesia; model; non; severity; study; term
• The Influence of Oil Prices, Licensing and Production on the Economic Development: An Empirical Investigation of Iraq Economy by Thawrah Latif Jassim (2021) - Therefore, this study investigates the influence of oil prices, licensing round, oil demand, oil production, and oil sector development on the economic development in Iraq. This study has revealed that oil prices, licensing round, oil demand, oil production, and oil sector development have a positive and significant association with economic development in Iraq. Keywords: countries; country; demand; development; doi; growth; iraq; licensing; oil; oil prices; oil production; production; sector; study
• Factors Affecting Sustainable Agriculture in Iraq: Evidence from Employment, CPI, Rents, and Policies by Ghaleb Yassin Farhan Matalak; Talib Kh. Hussein; Ammar Dhahim; Nidhal Raheem Mardood; Muqdad Hussein Ali; Rajaa Jasim Mohammed; Ahmed Razzaq Al-Adday; Akhlas Na'ama khudair; Ahmed Ayad Abdo Al-qader9 (2023) - Utilizing the autoregressive distributed lag model (ARDL), the study analyzes the impact of agricultural employment (EA), consumer price index (CPI), agriculture policies including crop production index (CROP) and arable land (AL), and natural resource rents (NR) on sustainable agricultural development (SDA) in both short and long terms. The study's findings contribute to understanding the role of these factors in promoting sustainable agricultural development in Iraq, suggesting beneficial insights for policymakers and researchers in the environmental and agricultural sectors. Keywords: agriculture; cpi; crop; development; doi; employment; food; impact; index; iraq; resource; run; sda; sector; study
• The Role of Rice Cultivation Techniques, Farm Management and Natural Resources on Agricultural Development in Indonesia: Moderating Role of Government Support by Apiaty Kamaluddin (2023) - This article examines the influence of rice cultivation techniques, farm management, and natural resources on agricultural development in Indonesia. This study investigates the moderating effect of government support on rice cultivation techniques, farm management, natural resources, and agricultural development in Indonesia. Keywords: agricultural; cultivation; development; doi; farm; farm management; government; management; relationship; resources; rice; role; study; support; techniques
• Sustainable Economic Growth in Iraq: Role of Industrialization, Deforestation, Trade, Employment, Technology, and Agriculture by Majeed M. Abid; Nidhal Raheem Mardood; Amenah Muayad Abdullah; Mohammed Salim Madi; Muqdad Hussein Ali; Mohammed Yousif Oudah Al-Muttar; Rajaa Jasim Mohammed; Ghassan Kasim Al_Lami; Raad M. Sayed-Lafi (2023) - Keywords: Sustainable economic growth, Industrialization, Trade, Deforestation, Agricultural expansion 1. It is evident from the previous studies that agricultural value added is significantly associated with sustainable economic growth and development. Keywords: deforestation; development; doi; employment; growth; impact; industrialization; iraq; research; results; study; table; trade
• Fresh Fruit Supply Based on Market Competition Model: Empirical Evidence from 14 cities in Guangxi, China by Liurong Pan; Boonsub Panichakarn; Melvin Esmayor Garin (2023) - Research on production efficiency of Guangxi fruit industry under rural revitalization strategy. Despite the practical significance of assessing the competitiveness of various fruit markets, there is a dearth of research studies that specifically examine market competition within the fruit industry. Keywords: analysis; china; cities; competitiveness; development; fruit; fruit industry; growth; guangxi; industry; market; production; share; study
• The Impact of Agricultural Growth on the Rural Development in Vietnam by Dinh Hong Linh; Nguyen Thi Thu Cuc; Tiep, Nguyen Cong; Nguyen Xuan Diep; Vu Bach Diep; Kwak Busung; Nguyen Nang Hung (2019) - Considering this, the present study investigates the impact of agriculture growth, agricultural employment and import and rural population growth on rural development in Vietnam. The results show that agriculture growth, agricultural employment and import and rural population growth have a positive nexus with rural development in Vietnam. Keywords: agriculture; areas; development; employment; growth; import; nguyen; population; population growth; rate; rural; study; vietnam
• Investment in Coffee Farming Based on Community Encouragement by Ni Gst Ag.Gde Eka Martiningsih; I Ketut Arnawa; I Made Budiasa (2023) - AgBioForum, 25(2), 2023 | 70 Martiningsih, Arnawa, Budiasa — Investment in Coffee Farming Based on Community Encouragement The findings of the study conducted in Kintamani regarding Arabica coffee cultivation reveal that one of the key factors influencing the preference for Arabica coffee over robusta coffee as the primary focus of coffee farming in Bali is its capacity to generate a net profit of Rp. 8,972,670 per hectare, accompanied by an internal rate of return (IRR) value of 35.05%. Additionally, the research sought to investigate the possibility of leveraging Arabica coffee production as a means to attract tourists to the region. Keywords: analysis; arabica coffee; coffee; coffee cultivation; coffee farming; coffee production; community; cost; cultivation; development; farmers; investment; net; npv; production; rate; study; value
• Energy Consumption and Environmental Degradation in Iraq: The Role of Renewables, Electricity, Fossil Fuels, and Natural Resources by Sabah Abdul Ameer; Abbas Hameed Abdul Hussein; Rusul Jabbar Abdul Ridha; Bahira Abdulrazzaq Mohammed; Raed Khalid; Dheyaa Yahaia Alhameedi; Ahmed Razzaq Al-Adday; Israa Alhani; Khudr Bary Freeh Alsrray; Ahmed Ayad Abdo Al-qader (2023) - Naradda Gamage, Hewa Kuruppuge, and Haq (2017) investigated the role of energy resource consumption and tourism development in the prevention of environmental degradation, and they manifested in their discussion to find ways to create and adopt renewable energy resources for the mitigation of Co2 emissions with the increase in tourism and for the depletion of their natural environment. Several studies have targeted energy resource consumption on environmental degradation and have provided their contributions to the literature. Keywords: degradation; development; doi; economic; energy; energy consumption; fossil; fuel; iraq; research; resources; study; variables
• Maximizing Business Success: The Influence of Human Resource Management Practices, Cost-Efficient Supply Chain Management, and Top Management Support on Financial Performance by Cia Cai Cen (2023) - Provision of adequate resources amplifies the efficacy of supply chain management practices, resulting in enhanced financial performance. The impact of supply chain management practices on industry competitiveness: A mixed-methods study on the Zimbabwean petroleum industry. Keywords: chain management; cost; development; doi; efficiency; hrm; hrm practices; journal; management practices; management support; organization; performance; practices; recruitment; resource management; study; supply chain; talent management; training; workforce
• The Impact of Renewable Energy and Economic Development on Environmental Quality of ASEAN Countries by Muhammad Buhari Sibuea; Siti Rahmah Sibuea; Ikbar Pratama (2021) - These results are also in line with a past study by Bilgili, Koçak, Bulut, and Kuşkaya (2017), which indicates that the use of biomass energy is more friendly for the environment as compared to non-renewable fossil fuel energy because the production of biomass energy does not have any negative impacts on the environment; in fact, the forestation and plantation help to keep the atmosphere and land safe from pollutants. The study examines that the inclination of the domestic governments and commercial entities to produce and use biomass energy proves to be helpful in maintaining good environmental quality. Keywords: asean; biomass; countries; development; energy; energy import; environment; export; impact; import; production; quality; study
• Exploring the Impact of Agricultural Biotechnology on Green Investment and Economic Growth: A Comparative Study Under the RCEP Framework by Hengyi Hu; Tajul Ariffin Masron (2023) - The rapid development of agricultural technology is not only a driving force for agricultural growth, but also a crucial guarantee for advancing China's national economy. Simultaneously, it offers valuable references to bolster research and development of agricultural technology across different disciplines in our nation. Keywords: agriculture; ardl; biotechnology; china; development; doi; green; growth; impact; innovation; investment; research; study; trade; variables
• Exploring the Impact of Agricultural Biotechnology on Green Investment and Economic Growth: A Comparative Study Under the RCEP Framework by Hengyi Hu; Tajul Ariffin Masron (2024) - The rapid development of agricultural technology is not only a driving force for agricultural growth, but also a crucial guarantee for advancing China's national economy. Simultaneously, it offers valuable references to bolster research and development of agricultural technology across different disciplines in our nation. Keywords: agriculture; ardl; biotechnology; china; development; doi; green; growth; impact; innovation; investment; research; study; trade; variables
• Societal and Economic Factors Impact On Agriculture Foods Products Productivity: A Dynamic Model Analysis by Musaddag Elrayah; Sanjar Mirzaliev (2024) - Utilizing a dynamic panel data approach, the research found that per capita income, gross domestic product, and educational levels positively influence agricultural productivity, while rural population and food imports have negative effects. Moreover, the role of agricultural exports and gender equality emerged as significant positive effects on agricultural productivity. Keywords: agriculture; analysis; countries; development; et al; exports; factors; food; gcc; gender; impact; imports; model; production; productivity; products; research; study
• The Roles of Social Forest Navigation and Community Engagement in Achieving Successful Forest Reclamation and Empowered Ecosystems by Dharma Widada (2024) - Email: dharma.widada@unmul.ac.id ORCID iD: https://orcid.org/0009-0003-9024-0090 This study explores the complex interrelationships among empowered ecosystems (EE), social forest navigation (SFN), community engagement (CE), and forest reclamation (FR) with the aim of enhancing community forests in Indonesia. The implications of these findings are particularly relevant for the empowerment of community forests in Indonesia. Keywords: communities; community; development; doi; ecosystems; empowerment; engagement; et al; forest; forest reclamation; navigation; reclamation; research; sfn; social
• The Role of Agricultural Financing and Development on Sustainability: Evidence from ASEAN Countries by Phuoc Huu Vo; Thanh Quang Ngo (2021) - In the words of Silvestre et al. (2019), sustainable economic development is a way of achieving economic development that fulfils the needs of all without leaving the upcoming generations with fewer natural resources than the resources we have today. The aim of this study is to determine the impact of agriculture financing, development in agriculture, and rural development on the level of sustainable economic development of a country. Keywords: agriculture; countries; country; development; doi; economic; et al; financing; growth; resources; rural; study
• Sustainable Development: Development of Wisdom for Dyeing Natural Fibers Used to Create Community Textile Products by Natthatida Roengthanapiboon; Apisak Sindhuphak; Sirisyos Kijmongkolvanich; Songwut Egwutvongsa (2024) - This approach supports the development of community textile products by focusing on three key factors: (1) reducing the release of harmful chemicals into the environment, (2) encouraging and supporting closed-loop production systems, and (3) promoting a circular economy that benefits the community (Bishal et al., 2023; Zhu & Chandran, 2023). The research employed a structured questionnaire designed to gather information on the use of teak leaf dyes in creating community textile products. Keywords: community; consumer; development; dyeing; dyes; factors; leaves; materials; products; teak; teak leaves; textile; textile products; variables; wisdom
• Financial Resources and Economic Development: Role of Corporate Social Responsibility on Agricultural Growth in Vietnam by Do Thi Man; Dao Thu Tra; Tran Duc Thuan; Nguyen Cong Tiep; Le Thi Thanh Hao; Nguyen Xuan Diep; Vuong Thi Khanh Huyen (2024) - These policies set 2030 goals and provide a vision for agricultural development by 2050. As a result of these measures, labour productivity targets i.e., 5.5 to 6% till 2030 were established for the first time in the history of agricultural development and policy studies. Keywords: agricultural; agriculture growth; csr; development; doi; et al; growth; journal; resources; responsibility; results; role; sector; study; vietnam
• Small and Medium Enterprises and Their Role in Achieving Sustainability The Case of Al-Ahsa Governorate, KSA by Elnagi M. Hamid; Dirar E. E. Ahmed (2024) - Impact of cloud computing as a digital technology on SMEs sustainability. Economic SMEs play a role in increasing employee income. Keywords: arabia; business; development; enterprises; et al; findings; growth; practices; results; role; saudi; smes; study; sustainability
• Impact of Accession to WTO on Agriculture Sector in Vietnam by Nguyen Van Huong; Hoang Van Hung; Mai Thi Huyen; Nguyen Thi Bich Diep; Hoang Minh Duc; Nguyen Van Chuong (2021) - Given the fact that the Vietnamese economy is heavily dependent on contribution from agriculture sector, it is surprising to see limited literature on the impact of WTO accession on the agriculture sector in Vietnam even 15 years following the country’s accession. Given the significant gap in the literature noted earlier, the primary aim of this paper is to examine the unexplored link between WTO accession and the agriculture sector. Keywords: accession; agriculture; agriculture sector; development; economic; impact; paper; sector; trade; vietnam; vietnamese; wto; wto accession
• Prospects Habitat Management to Control Pest Population on Annual Plant to Support Sustainable Agricultural Development in Indonesia by Lamria Sidauruk; Ernitha Panjaitan; Patricius Sipayung (2024) - Climate-resilient strategies for sustainable management of water resources and agriculture. Ahmad, Muhammad, & Sajjad (2020) highlight that sustainable pest control encompasses habitat management, biological control, and IPM strategies, fostering a balanced agricultural system where pest suppression does not compromise the ecosystem. Keywords: control; development; doi; habitat; habitat management; indonesia; management; pest; pest control; pest management; population; support
• Leveraging Corporate Social Responsibility for Poverty Alleviation: Exploring CSR Role in Socio-Economic Development in Iraq by Kadhim Ghaffar Kadhim; Amjed Hameed Majeed; Hasan Majdi; Ahmed Hasan Shakir (2024) - Where state resources can't meet crucial needs of economically disadvantaged populations, CSR initiatives might deal with critical needs. Evidence indicates that CSR initiatives improve developing economies by reducing poverty through enhanced access to education, wellbeing and financial opportunities (Carroll, 2021). Keywords: alleviation; corporate; csr; development; doi; education; growth; health; infrastructure; initiatives; iraq; poverty; poverty alleviation; reduction; research; responsibility
• The Role of Industrial Intellectual Property Rights in Supporting Small and Medium Enterprises in Arab Countries by Ali Mahdi Abbas Al Bermani; Abeer Mohammed Jassim; Butheina Haseeb Salman Al-Shareefi (2024) - Email: buthena_ad@uomustansiriyah.edu.iqhttps ORCID iD: https://orcid.org/0009-0005-1826-2134 This paper looks at industrial intellectual property rights to help small and medium enterprises grow, while also looking at their part in promoting competition around the world through new ideas in Arab markets. Though industrial property rights protection contributes substantially towards the formation of knowledge-based economies and perpetuation of market continuity and growth for SMEs, it plays such a substantial role only in small and medium-sized enterprises across much of the developing world, except for Arab countries. Keywords: arab; countries; development; doi; enterprises; industrial; innovation; intellectual; iprs; projects; property; property rights; protection; research; rights; role; smes
• Exploring the Role of Country Governance in Shaping Key Determinants of Agricultural Production: Evidence from Panel Data Analysis by Mohanad Mohammed Sufyan Ghaleb; Nurbek Normuradov (2025) - Therefore, the study investigated the effect of foreign aid and foreign agricultural aid on Saudi Arabia's agricultural production. Historically, foreign agricultural aid has become an integral component in increasing the agricultural sector because it increases the fund's facility for the farmers which leads to investments in modern farming techniques, sustainable irrigation methods, and technology transfer (Islam, 2011). Keywords: agriculture; aid; arabia; countries; country; country governance; development; doi; effect; food; governance; growth; moderating; production; research; results; role; saudi; study
• The Impact of E-Commerce, Digital Marketing, and Digitalization on Firm’s Growth in Iraq by Ahmed Hasan Shakir; Kadhim Ghaffar Kadhim; Amjed Hameed Majeed; Prof Dr Hasan Majdi; Hayder Jawad Kadhim Murshedi (2025) - The growing speed of digital transformation forces businesses to choose adaptable working structures and innovative tools because they ensure their competitive edge during worldwide events, including COVID-19. This study assesses how e-commerce, digital marketing, and digitization have changed the business landscape in Iraq alongside digitalization and firm growth in Iraq. Keywords: adoption; business; commerce; data; development; digital; digitalization; doi; firm; growth; impact; iraq; marketing; study; transformation; validity
• How Can VAT Exemption Policies Promote the Digital Transformation of Green Agricultural Enterprises: from the Perspective of High-Quality Development by Huimin Yang; Rajah Rasiah (2025) - Employing a quantitative methodology, the study applies statistical and econometric techniques to assess the impact of VAT exemptions on farmers' decisions to implement digital agricultural technologies. Most studies focus on general tax benefits and environmental programmes without specifically assessing how VAT exemptions facilitate the adoption of digital agricultural technologies (Kowal & Przekota, 2021). Keywords: adoption; agriculture; development; digital; doi; enterprises; exemption policies; exemptions; impact; policies; quality; revenue; sustainability; technologies; transformation; vat; vat exemptions
• Gastronomy Tourism and Sustainable Domestic Travel: The Role of Environment, Affordability, and Experience in Thai Travellers’ Preferences by Warach Madhyamapurush (2025) - Gastronomy Tourism and Sustainable Domestic Travel: The Role of Environment, Affordability, and Experience in Thai Travellers’ Preferences Warach Madhyamapurush School of Business and Communication Arts, University of Phayao, Thailand ORCID iD: https://orcid.org/0000-0003-4110-0780 Email: warachm@gmail.com Gastronomy tourism, also referred to as food tourism, has become an increasingly popular trend wherein travellers explore new cultures, traditions, and unique experiences. Food tourism offers many the chance to reconnect with traditional culinary roots while simultaneously exploring innovative gastronomic experiences. Keywords: cuisine; culinary; development; doi; experience; food; gastronomy; gastronomy tourism; phayao; regional; thai; tourism; tourists; travel; travellers
• Towards Alleviating Poverty: Study The Impact of E-Commerce, Digital Marketing, and Digitalization's on Improving Economic Growth in Iraq by Ahmed Hasan Shakir; Kadhim Ghaffar Kadhim; Amjed Hameed Majeed; Prof Dr Hasan Majdi; Hayder Jawad Kadhim Murshedi (2025) - In the case of underdeveloped countries, the use of e-commerce, digital marketing, and even the broad spectrum of becoming digital may open up avenues to form new businesses and hire entrepreneurs and obtain previously hard to observe markets, The aforementioned shift is of a crucial nature for Iraq, who is attempting to rebuild its economy while managing the socio-political factors it has to face (Allawi & Alyouzbaky, 2024; Jasim, Hameed, & Jasim, 2021). One key factor enabling companies to deepen customer connections, build brands, and expand markets is digital marketing—it allows companies to engage with customers inexpensively, offers visibility benefits, and enhances customer loyalty (Mukhtar, Mohan, & Chandra, 2023; Zulfikar, 2023). Keywords: adoption; business; commerce; data; development; digital; digitalization; doi; growth; impact; iraq; marketing; study; validity
• Green Technology Innovation in Yunnan's Plateau Agriculture: Solutions for Heavy Metal Pollution Control and Rural Revitalization by Tian Chen; Boyu Chai; Jun Zhou (2025) - Bridging the digital divide in rural Yunnan requires strengthened governance support and the implementation of targeted innovation policies. Green technologies provide concurrent benefits for ecological restoration and the socioeconomic revitalization of rural communities in Yunnan. Keywords: agricultural; china; development; doi; et al; green; innovation; metal; plateau; policy; pollution; research; revitalization; study; technologies; technology; yunnan
• The Interaction Between Agricultural Extension Services and Environmental Management Accounting: The Role of Farmer Value Orientations by Rida Shibli; Sobhia Saifan; Mohd Shukri Ab Yajid; Shakeerah Mohd Shukri; Jacquline Tham (2022) - However, the obtained results showed that “Farmer value orientation” has a significant impact on environmental accounting. Agricultural extension services in related the environmental accounting that emphasizes on incorporating the environmental as well as economic information in the accounting. Keywords: accounting; agriculture; data; development; doi; extension services; farmers; management; new; orientation; research; results; study; techniques; value
• A Time Series Analysis of the Effects of Agriculture Credit and Extension Services on Crop Productivity in Malaysia by Rida Shibli; Sobhia Saifan; Junainah Abd Hamid; I.A Ariffin; Jacquline Tham (2022) - Agricultural credit and crop productivity The agricultural credit is considered to play an essential in the modern development of agriculture. Many past studies have been conducted that showed the significant impact of agricultural credit on crop productivity (Gershon, Matthew, Osuagwu, Osabohien et al., 2020). Keywords: access; agriculture; agriculture credit; credit; crop; crop productivity; development; doi; efficiency; extension; extension services; farmers; impact; malaysia; production; productivity; services; study
• The Role of Agricultural Extension Services and a New Ecological Paradigm in Determinants of Perceived Crop Yield and Pro-Environmental Social Norms by Rida Shibli; Sobhia Saifan; Mohd Shukri Ab Yajid; I.A Ariffin; Ali Khatibi (2022) - The results of the study proposed that the impacts of ecological paradigm and agricultural extension services are positive and significant on both perceived crop production and pro environmental social norms. Furthermore, the mediating impact of personal norms has been found to be significant both in the case of ecological paradigm and perceived crop production and pro environmental social norms and ecological paradigm. Keywords: agriculture; behavior; crop; data; development; doi; environment; extension; extension services; farmers; journal; norms; paradigm; production; research; role; services; value
• Role of Technology Adoption, Labor Force and Capital Formation on the Rice Production in Malaysia by Irwan Shah Zainal Abidin; Muhammad Haseeb; Rabiul Islam; Lee Wen Chiat (2022) - In Malaysia, rice production technology such as germination nursery trays for seed planting and nursery, tractor, transplanter, furrow opener, weeder, combine harvester, reaper binder, huller, and destoner is being introduced and implemented. Thus, the current article examines the impact of technology adoption, labor force, human capital and capital formation on rice production in Malaysia. Keywords: adoption; capital; capital formation; development; doi; human; labor; labor force; malaysia; results; rice; rice production; study; technology; technology adoption
• The Causal Factors That Influence the Organization Performance of The Agricultural Machinery Industry by Sudarat Pimonratanakan (2022) - 2) To investigate how innovation management influences the competitive advantage of the agricultural machinery business in Thailand. To investigate the impact of innovation management on the competitive advantage of the agricultural machinery business in Thailand. Keywords: advantage; business; change; development; doi; human; industry; influence; innovation; innovation management; machinery; management; organization; performance; research
• The Government Policy on the Organic Rice Farming Groups Embracing Sustainable Agricultural Production: Evidence in Thailand by Somnuek Panyasing; Sekson Yongvanit; Eko Priyo Purnomo; Sukanya Aim Im Tham (2022) - So organic rice farmer groups already export to foreign markets, with 80 percent of the produce going through the Green Net Cooperative and 20% to the domestic market. So organic rice farmer groups (Exporter: Green Net Cooperative) Bak Ruea farmer group (Exporter: Green Net Cooperative) Nam Om Community Enterprise Network (Exporter: Isan Thai Organic Co.,Ltd.) Keywords: agriculture; development; farmers; farming; government; group; international; market; organic; policy; production; rice; rice farming; rice production; standards; thailand; yasothon
• The Role of Entrepreneurship and Green Innovation Intention on Sustainable Development: Moderating Impact of Inclusive Leadership by Wilson Cruz Mamani; Germain Marcos Lagos Manrique; Soraya del Pilar Carranco Madrid; Edward Espinoza Herrera; David Barrial Acosta; Rolando Remy Rivas-Diaz; José Luis Arias-Gonzáles; Yuselino Maquera Maquera; Francisco Samael Saravia Ramos (2022) - Green inclusive leadership and green creativity in the tourism and hospitality sector: serial mediation of green psychological climate and work engagement. In addition, the study examines the moderating effect of inclusive leadership on entrepreneurship, green innovation intention, and sustainable development in Peru. Keywords: achievement; business; development; entrepreneurship; innovation; innovation intention; leadership; performance; peru; research; role; study

• Halal Food Certification, Financial Performance, and Sustainability Reporting: Comparative Study of Food and Beverage Firms in Malaysia and Indonesia by Dianwicaksih Arieftiara; Jubaedah Nawir; Indri Arrafi Julianisa (2022) - Despite the expanding market for Halal food and the rising government measures to seize the Halal market, at the moment, The mature and advanced halal industry and the widespread availability of restaurants that have been formally certified as serving halal food are currently highlighted, along with prayer facilities, despite the growing market for halal food and the increasing initiatives from various governments to capture the market. It also intended to examine the effects of halal food certification on publicly traded Malaysian and Indonesian food and beverage companies' sustainability reporting. Keywords: businesses; certification; company; et al; food; food certification; halal; halal certification; halal food; impact; indonesia; islamic; malaysia; performance; products; reporting; study; sustainability; sustainability reporting
• Climate Change and its Effects on Agricultural Factors: A Bibliometric Analysis and Review by Nurhayati; Zuhdi Yahya; Wan Arfiani Barus; R. Sabrina; Basyaruddin ; Darmansyah Siregar; Bustanul Arifin Dalimunthe; Try Koryati; Idris Anwar (2023) - Regarding food, agricultural productivity, and crop output, climate change is an unavoidable problem and concern that affects the entire planet. In the past ten years, climate change has profoundly affected various abiotic and biotic aspects linked to plants. Keywords: agriculture; analysis; authors; climate change; doi; effects; et al; food; future; impact; journal; plants; research; review; security; soil; strategies; study; sustainability
• The Effects of Risks in Agricultural Supply Chain Management on Business Performance: A Case Study in Vietnam by Cuc Nguyen, Thi Thu; Bach Tran, Quang; Phuong Nguyen, Thi Minh; Linh Tran, Dieu; Nguyen, Anh Tuan ; Tai Dang, Quang (2020) - Based on these results, the study proposes several recommendations to encourage businesses gain insight into agricultural supply chain management risks as well as its factors for business performance, thereby calling for more effective and efficient solutions and policies for the future. According to Juttner et al. (2003), agricultural supply chain management risks are those that disrupt or impede information, the flow of materials and products from supplier to end consumer, and the ability to influence the mismatch between market supply and demand. Keywords: business; business performance; chain management; enterprises; impact; journal; linkages; participants; performance; research; risks; supply chain; trust; vietnam
• Economic Stability and Its Role in Achieving Inclusive Growth in Iraq by Azhar Hasan Ali (2022) - There may be an acceptable level of inflation and unemployment that does not impede inclusive economic growth. The components of inclusive growth in Iraq must be improved by focusing on health and education, governance, improving the environment, boosting economic growth rates, increasing employment and the labor force, and reducing poverty and income inequality while adhering to all necessary procedures and measures. Keywords: analysis; doi; economic; education; growth; health; impact; income; inequality; inflation; iraq; poverty; relationship; stability; study; unemployment
• Moderating Effects of Environmental Governance on Environmental Innovations and Carbon Dioxide Emissions by Dr. Vimala Venugopal Muthuswamy; Dr. Amit Sharma (2023) - The empirical findings from the panel data analysis reveal a statistically significant and negative relationship between ENVINN and CO2E. The findings regarding the indirect moderating effect also demonstrate that environmental governance has a significant and negative moderating role in the relationship between environmental innovation and carbon dioxide emissions. This study additionally demonstrates the significance of environmental innovations in enhancing a company's environmental and operational performance through the mitigation of carbon dioxide emissions. Keywords: carbon; carbon dioxide; carbon emissions; co2 emissions; co2e; dioxide emissions; doi; effects; emissions; envinn; governance; impact; innovation; moderating; relationship; research; study
• Research on the Environmental Effects of Foreign Direct Investment: Taking Environmental Regulations as Adjusting Variable by Danqing Chen; Xinxu Zhao; Sha Wu (2023) - The findings indicate a statistically significant relationship between the path coefficient of 0.82 and the impact of factors influencing foreign direct investment (FDI) on environmental performance. The imposition of environmental regulations has a detrimental impact on the correlation between variables influencing foreign direct investment (FDI) and environmental performance. Keywords: china; doi; factors; fdi; impact; influence; investment; model; performance; protection; regulations; research; role; sense; study; variables
• Impact of Military Expenditure on Biodiversity Loss: Worldwide Evidence by Muzafar Shah Habibullah; Baharom Abdul Hamid; Nur Ameera A Jaz; nursurayya@upnm.edu.my (2023) - In addition to the allocation of funds towards military expenditures, the current study incorporates various control variables such as income, population size, and the quality of governance. Based on the results of our research, the Fixed Effects model demonstrates an inverse correlation between military expenditure and the depletion of biodiversity. Keywords: analysis; biodiversity; biodiversity loss; carbon; correlation; data; doi; emissions; environmental; expenditure; gmm; governance; habibullah; impact; loss; military; model; panel; security; species; study; variables
• Identifying the role played by climate change in agricultural productivity: evidence from Iraq by Fakhri Alajeeli; Amenah Muayad Abdullah; Hussein Humedy Chlib Alkaaby; Ali Afrawi Fahad; Ghaleb Yassin Farhan Matalak; Abas O. Hadi; Akhlas Na'ama khudair; Ahmed Razzaq Al-Adday; Shaymaa Abdulhameed Khudair; Ahmed Ayad Abdo Al-qader (2023) - A systematic review (Praveen & Sharma, 2019) has provided summarized knowledge from different sources that have addressed the impact of climate change factors on agricultural productivity, they have mainly highlighted the emission of different hazardous gases that reduce the productivity of crops, and they primarily highlighted the Co2 gas emission against the productivity reduction. Identifying the role played by climate change in agricultural productivity: evidence from Iraq Fakhri Alajeeli* Department of Medical Laboratories Technology, Al-Hadi University College, Baghdad, 10011, Iraq Email: dr.fakhri.alajeeli@huc.edu.iq Amenah Muayad Abdullah College of education/ Al-Farahidi University, Baghdad , Iraq Hussein Humedy Chlib Alkaaby Department of Medical Laboratories Technology, Al-Manara College For Medical Sciences/ (Maysan)/Iraq Email: usseinhumedy@uomanara.edu.iq Ali Afrawi Fahad Department of Education/ Mazaya university college /Iraq Keywords: agriculture; change; climate; climate change; consumption; doi; employment; energy; factors; growth; impact; iraq; land; productivity; research; study
• Studying the Impact of Green Human Resource Management Practices on Sustainable Workforce: The Integration of Employee Engagement with Organizational Culture by Cia Cai Cen (2023) - The constructive influence of Green HRM practices on employee engagement is in harmony with previous research highlighting the role of HRM practices in advancing environmental sustainability (Ribeiro et al., 2022). Identifying employee engagement as a significant mediator between Green HRM practices and outcomes such as job satisfaction, organizational commitment, and environmental performance enriches our understanding of how HRM practices impact employee and sustainability- AgBioForum, 25(2), 2023 | 104 Cen — Studying the Impact of Green Human Resource Management Practices on Sustainable Workforce … related results. Keywords: commitment; culture; doi; employee; employee engagement; engagement; green hrm; hrm practices; human; impact; job; management; organization; performance; research; resource; satisfaction; sustainability
• The Impact of Sustainable Finance and Agriculture Growth on Poverty Alleviation: The Role of Digital Agriculture in Vietnam by Ho Thi Hien; Nguyen Cong Tiep; Nguyen Thi Luong; Dao Thu Tra; Nguyen Xuan Diep; Tran Ba Uan; Vuong Thi Khanh Huyen (2023) - The role of public health services (PHS) in agricultural poverty alleviation. The study used population growth as the control variable in order to make predictions about poverty alleviation. Keywords: agriculture; agriculture growth; economic; exports; finance; findings; growth; impact; land; population; poverty; poverty alleviation; reduction; study
• Factors affecting the profitability of listed commercial banks in Vietnam: Does agriculture finance matter? by Thanh Cuong Dang; Thi Bat Nguyen; Thi Yen Nguyen; Thi Hang Trinh; Thi Thao Banh (2021) - Third, as extensively used in the paper, it is also important to test certain key variables as potential determinants of bank profitability of listed commercial banks in Vietnam. Factors affecting the profitability of listed commercial banks in Vietnam results of commercial banks but to provide an indication of overall banking stability in any economy, especially emerging ones. Keywords: banks; equity; factors; gdp; impact; income; model; nguyen; operating; profitability; research; roa; variables; vietnam
• Agriculture Growth and Environmental Degradation in Vietnam: Do Natural Resources Play a Vital Role in this Regard by Ho Ngoc Cuong; Do Thi Man; Tran Duc Thuan; Nguyen Cong Tiep; Nguyen Quang Thuan; Nguyen Xuan Diep; Vuong Thi Khanh Huyen; Le Thi Thanh Hao (2024) - This would not only reduce environmental degradation but help in protecting renewable resources which can be utilized efficiently in energy sector and agriculture sector to curb the negative impact of AGRIG on environmental quality. However, this growth has also emerged as a leading contributor to environmental degradation. Keywords: agriculture; agrig; degradation; doi; et al; growth; impact; ntr; resources; role; run; vietnam
• The Impact of Urbanization on Food Production and Residential Land Disputes (A Global Perspective) by Wang Xiang Zhuo; Siti Hasliah Salleh (2021) - Figure 1: Overview of the literature on the related topic The figure 1 describe that overview of literature related to research the total number of papers used related to the energy population, population urbanization, and energy urbanization. ©2021 AgBioForum The Impact of Urbanization on Food Production and Residential Land Disputes (A Global Perspective) Keywords: analysis; areas; cities; countries; disputes; food; food production; impact; land; land disputes; level; production; urbanization; values
• Impact of Credit Granted to Economic Sectors on Some Macroeconomic Variables in Iraq by khudhair Abbas Hussein Al Waeli; Kadhim Saad Alaarajy; Sultan Jasem Sultan; Ahmed Abdullah Amanah (2024) - The study found a long-term association between main economic sector credit, economic growth, and private investment in Iraq. The study found a long-term association between main economic sector credit, economic growth, and private investment in Iraq. Keywords: ardl(2; business; credit; doi; gdp; growth; impact; investment; iraq; level; model; sector; sector credit; table; term; test; variables
• Exploring the Impact of Marital Status and Workplace Environment on Mental Health among Employees in Service-Based Industries by Richa Mishra; Hala Alsabatin; Shweta Upamanyu; Jolly Masih; Azzam Hannoon; Sherine Badawi; Sameh Reyad; Yussra Jamjoom (2024) - The primary factors contributing to the increasing prevalence of mental health issues among individuals in https://orcid.org/0009-0008-5681-1482 mailto:richa.mishra@bmu.edu.in https://orcid.org/0009-0002-9779-1007 mailto:halsabatin@zu.edu.jo https://orcid.org/0000-0003-2727-0273 mailto:s.upamanyu@gmail.com https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8420-1517 mailto:jolly.masih@bmu.edu.in mailto:azzam.hannoon@skylineuniversity.ac.ae mailto:sherinebadawy@yahoo.com https://orcid.org/0000-0002-3099-0741 mailto:sameh.reyad@giu-uni.de https://orcid.org/0000-0003-2600-5558 mailto:yussra@ubt.edu.sa AgBioForum, 26(2), 2024 | 160 Mishra et al — Exploring the Impact of Marital Status and Workplace Environment on Mental Health among Employees… service-based sectors are excessive workloads and heightened levels of pressure. Objectives of the Study Onj.1: To identify the primary factors contributing to the increasing prevalence of mental health issues among employees in service-oriented industries. Keywords: employees; environment; factors; health; health issues; impact; industries; issues; service; status; stress; study; table; workplace
• Exploring the Impact of Marital Status and Workplace Environment on Mental Health among Employees in Service-Based Industries by Richa Mishra; Hala Alsabatin; Shweta Upamanyu; Jolly Masih; Azzam Hannoon; Sherine Badawi; Sameh Reyad; Yussra Jamjoom (2025) - In contrast to previous studies in this field, the current research builds upon existing literature and introduces new perspectives on the impact of marital status on employee mental health. This study aims to explore the factors contributing to the increasing prevalence of mental health issues among employees in service industries, providing a comprehensive understanding of the complexities of this pressing issue by examining the conditions that impact psychological well-being in the work environment. Keywords: doi; employees; environment; et al; factors; health; health issues; impact; issues; life; service; status; stress; study; support; table; workers; workplace
• How Have Oilseed Relative Price Relationships Changed Over Time? by K. Aleks Schaefer; Robert J. Myers; Stanley R. Johnson; Michael D. Helmar; Tony Radich (2021) - Sunflower oil prices are FOB Minneapolis, canola oil prices are FOB ex-mill in Rotterdam, palm oil prices are FOB Malaysia, and soy oil prices are from Decatur and are an average wholesale tank price. and soy oil prices experienced a mean-stable relationship—and are therefore co-integrated with cointegrating vector (1,-1)—between January 1995 and June 2000. Keywords: analysis; biodiesel; canola; figure; impact; labeling; oil; oilseed; palm; policy; price; regime; relationships; relative; soy; sunseed; trans
• Improving Organizational Commitment by Enhancing Strategic Thinking by Noor Khalil Ibrahim; Saadoon Mohsin Salman; Muthana Zahim Fisal (2025) - Organizational strategic thinking encompasses the capacity to generate and develop a vision by monitoring anticipated future organizational events, challenging conventional thinking, and facilitating efficient decision-making promptly (Allen, 2019). The study addresses the problem that the company is facing significant challenges in effectively implementing strategic thinking within its organizational structure, challenges that may be linked to varying levels of organizational commitment among employees. Keywords: coefficient; commitment; company; doi; employees; impact; journal; level; management; managers; organization; performance; relationship; research; role; significance; table; thinking
• Mediating Role of Entrepreneurial Marketing Between Green Marketing and Green Management in Predicting Sustainable Performance in Malaysia's Organic Agriculture Sector by Rida Shibli; Sobhia Saifan; Mohd Shukri Ab Yajid; Ali Khatibi; Sakinah mohd shukri (2022) - ©2021 AgBioForum Mediating Role of Entrepreneurial Marketing Between Green Marketing and Green Management in Predicting Sustainable Performance in Malaysia's Organic Agriculture Sector Rida Shibli AL-Ahliyya Amman University, Hourani Center for Applied Scientific Research Email: r.shibli@ammanu.edu.jo Sobhia Saifan AL-Ahliyya Amman University, Hourani Center for Applied Scientific Research Email: s.saifan@ammanu.edu.jo Mohd Shukri Ab Yajid Management and Science University Email: shukri@msu.edu.my https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5688-4392 Ali Khatibi Management and Science University Email: alik@msu.edu.my https://orcid.org/0000-0002-2531-7720 Sakinah mohd shukri Management and Science University Email: sakinahshukri@msu.edu.my https://orcid.org/0000-0002-9100-014X The present study aimed to examine the role of entrepreneurial marketing as a mediating variable in the relationship between green marketing, green management, and dynamic capability with sustainable performance in the organic agriculture department of Malaysia. The researcher used the SEM-PLS technique to develop a model showing how green marketing, green management, and dynamic capability influence on entrepreneurial marketing which consequently leads to improvement of factors of sustainable performance for the agricultural firms in the sector of organic agriculture. Keywords: agriculture; capabilities; doi; entrepreneurial; firm; green; impact; journal; malaysia; management; marketing; model; performance; research; role; study; sustainability
• Agriculture Technology Adoption in Malaysia: The Extension Service's Role, Rural Financing, and the Lender's Institutional Context by Sobhia Saifan; Rida Shibli; Junainah Abd Hamid; I.A Ariffin; Jacquline Tham (2022) - Keywords: Extension services, institutional lender context and rural financing, agricultural technology adoption, farming households. Agricultural technology adoption” and the “Theory of Planned Behavior” The studies conducted in the field of agriculture especially related to the adoption of technology as well as its diffusion showed that the farmers are in control of making AgBioForum, 23(2), 2021 | 94 Saifan, Shibli, Hamid, Ariffin and Tham. Keywords: adoption; agricultural; context; doi; extension; extension services; farmers; financing; impact; lender; malaysia; services; study; technology; technology adoption; variables
• Economic Impact of Climate Change on Agriculture: A Case of Vietnam by Nguyen Van Huong; Bui Thi Minh Nguyet; Hoang Van Hung; Hoang Minh Duc; Nguyen Van Chuong; Do Minh Tri; Phung Van Hien (2022) - As a result, this paper seeks to address this shortcoming by examining the short and long- run effects of climate change variables on agriculture in Vietnam. Non-climatic factors like crop production and fertiliser consumption have beneficial short- and long-term impacts on agriculture production and yield. Keywords: agriculture; agriculture production; ardl; cereal; climate change; consumption; crop; doi; economic; impact; production; run; temperature; variables; vietnam
• Impact of Trained Human Resources, Adoption of Technology and International Standards on the Improvement of Accounting and Auditing Activities in the Agricultural Sector in Viet Nam by Nguyen Van Hoa; Nguyen Thi Hanh Duyen; Vu Ngoc Huyen; Hoang Vu Quang; Nguyen Van Huong; Nguyen Thi Cam Tu; Bui Thi Minh Nguyet (2022) - Agriculture is a significant economic sector in Vietnam, although the country lacks an accounting standard that defines basic accounting concepts in specialized agriculture, such as cultivation, and agricultural accounting standards are sparse and general. International accounting standards have been presented as internationally defined and admissible principles and standards according to which accounting practices must be performed. Keywords: accounting; accounting standards; adoption; auditing; auditing activities; doi; impact; improvement; resources; sector; study; support; technology; technology adoption
• Impact of Energy Consumption and Agriculture Growth on the Environmental Degradation: Evidence from ASEAN Countries by Khoa Dang Duong; Thanh Quang Ngo (2022) - In the sample of ASEAN economies, renewable energy consumption and CO2 emissions were inversely linked; however, other variables demonstrated a positive relationship with CO2 emissions. Key words: Renewable energy consumption, Gross domestic product, Electric power consumption, Agriculture growth, Energy import, Energy use, carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions. Keywords: agriculture; asean; carbon; co2; degradation; dioxide; doi; economic; emissions; energy; energy consumption; energy sources; energy use; environment; fossil; gdp; growth; impact; nations

• The Effect of Adoption of Technology, Technology Diffusion, Human Capital, Formation of Capital and Labor Force in the Production of Agriculture Products in Iraq by Zainab Abed Almoussawi; Hussam Mohammed Wafqan; Sabbah Raheem Mahdi; Ammar Dhahim; Omayma Nawfal Ahmed; Maki Mahdi Abdulhasan; Khudr Bary Freeh (2022) - Stephens et al. (2018) highlighted that effective human capital is necessary to apply agriculture technology in the agriculture industry appropriately. Agriculture sector technology is deemed essential since it enables the inventive growth of the economy (Jung et al., 2021). Keywords: adoption; agriculture; capital; diffusion; doi; et al; farmers; industry; iraq; labor; production; sector; study; technology
• Determinants for Farmers' Decisions to Participate in Developing Agricultural Tourism Activities. An Empirical Study of Iraq's Economy by Amenah Muayad Abdullah; Mustafa obay Saeed; Zainab abed Almoussawi; Hassan Taher Braiber; Ihsan Ali Mubarak; Jenan Ali Hammoode (2022) - Agriculture tourism marketing is also necessary because this industry has the potential to attract tourists and contribute to the economy (Lakmali et al., 2021). Iraq Email: zainabalmoussawiii@gmail.com Hassan Taher Braiber Accounting Department, Al-Mustaqbal University College, Babylon, Iraq Email: hassan.taher@mustaqbal-college.edu.iq Ihsan Ali Mubarak The University of Mashreq/ Baghdad/ Iraq Email: Ihsan.ali@uom.edu.iq Jenan Ali Hammoode Accounting and Economics/ Al-Esraa University College, Baghdad, Iraq Email: jenan@esraa.edu.iq As he cultivates agricultural land, the farmer plays a crucial role in agricultural tourism. Keywords: access; agriculture; agriculture tourism; doi; et al; farmers; farms; marketing; public; research; sector; study; tourism; tourism marketing
• Analysis of the Contribution of Agribusiness Microfinance Institutions and Government Policies on Increasing Farmers' Income in Indonesia by Mohd Buhari Sibuea; Faiz Ahmad Sibuea; Ikbar Pratama; Gustina Siregar; Yudha Andriansyah Putra (2022) - Similarly, Sertoglu et al. (2017) studied whether agricultural farmers contribute to economic growth. Agriculture credit was found to have a favorable correlation with farmer income. Keywords: agribusiness; agriculture; credits; doi; farmers; government; government subsidies; growth; income; indonesia; institutions; loans; microfinance; profitability; study; subsidies
• Comparative study on Leaf disease identification using Yolo v4 and Yolo v7 algorithm by Wang Xinming; Tang Sai Hong; Mohd Khairol Anuar b. Mohd Ariffin; Mohd Idris Shah b. Ismail (2023) - Keywords: Plant leaf disease, YOLO v4, YOLO v7, Spatial pyramid pooling, Mean average precision, IoU, Compound scaling, precision agriculture 1. In addition, it analyzes the distinguishing characteristics of both models and compares their efficacy in classifying plant leaf diseases. Keywords: agriculture; classification; detection; disease; doi; image; leaf; leaf disease; model; plant; precision; yolo; yolov7
• Natural Disaster, Information Technology, and Agriculture Production in Vietnam: Evidence from Panel Data Analysis by Khai Cong Dinh; Thanh Quang Ngo (2023) - 3.2 Empirical Approach Our empirical investigation focuses on the extent to which natural disaster affects farm-level agriculture productivity and the extent to which farms manage to cope with the negative effects of natural disaster, particularly the role of information technology in mitigating the negative effects of natural disasters within the framework of the traditional Cobb-Douglas production function as illustrated by Te'o (1997). 3.3 Impact of Natural Disasters on Agriculture Production Secondly, we investigate the effects of natural disasters on agricultural production at the farm level. Keywords: agriculture; cope; disasters; doi; effects; information; model; output; panel; production; shock(s; shocks; strategies; technology; vietnam
• Guidelines for Managing the Organic Agriculture Industry in Organic Plant Types for Sustainable Growth by Pimyada Charoenpanich; Punsavadee Pongsiri; Thitirat Thawornsujaritkul (2023) - Implement support programmes to facilitate market access for organic agricultural products, including initiatives to strengthen distribution channels, establish an organic product certification standard, and promote consumer awareness of the benefits of organic farming. The study identified four key factors that contribute to the success of sustainable organic agriculture: Supply Chain Management, Knowledge Management, Innovation Management, and Entrepreneurship. Keywords: agriculture; chain; chain management; doi; entrepreneurship; innovation; innovation management; knowledge; knowledge management; management; study; supply
• Dates Palm Cultivation and Sustainable Supply Chain Practices in Saudi Arabia by Muhammad Awais Bhatti; Veera Pandiyan Kaliani Sundram (2024) - Thus, Degli Innocenti (2024) has broadened to encompass date palm supply chain efficiency and farming techniques. This emphasises the need for better logistics to increase date palm supply chain efficiency. Keywords: agriculture; arabia; cultivation; date; date palm; doi; efficiency; et al; farmers; farming; industry; management; market; methods; palm; practices; production; research; saudi; study; supply chain; sustainability; technology; water
• The Model of Creative Agriculture Among Farmers in Chiang Mai City by Ittipong Thongsrikate; Kangsadan Kanokhong (2025) - Accordingly, this research seeks to examine the factors significantly associated with creative agricultural practices among farmers in Chiang Mai City and to propose viable models for advancing such practices. Younger farmers, aged 18 to 39, demonstrated a higher involvement in creative agriculture, with 54.2% of this group participating in creative agricultural practices, compared to older age groups. Keywords: activities; agriculture; chiang; chiang mai; city; doi; farmers; farming; knowledge; mai; mai city; model; practices; technology
• Factors Affecting Intention to Purchase Organic Agriculture Products among Vietnamese by Luong Thu Thuy; Tran Thi Phuong Diu; Nguyen Dinh Hoan; Vu Viet Ninh; Nguyen Thi Thuy Nga (2021) - The results show that product quality features except extroversion have a positive and significant association with intention to purchase organic products in Vietnam. The results also reveal that customer satisfaction significantly and positively mediates among the associations of product quality features and intention to purchase organic products in Vietnam. Keywords: agriculture; consumers; doi; food; intention; ipoap; personality; products; purchase; purchase intention; results; satisfaction; study
• Commercialization and Farmer Literacy's role on Agriculture Extension Services in Malaysia by Rida Shibli; Sobhia Saifan; Mohd Shukri Ab Yajid; Ali Khatibi; S.M. Ferdous Azam (2022) - Studies have shown the regions of world with high rate of farmer literacy are accelerating in the crop production and crop affectivity. They are provided with agriculture extension services and guided with the help of different seminars to attain help for the future (Rosmiza, CR, Mazdi, & Jabil, 2014). Keywords: agriculture; agriculture extension; analysis; commercialization; doi; extension; extension services; farmers; farming; influence; information; literacy; malaysia; quality; research; role; study
• Social Capital, Agriculture Extension Services and Access of Resources toward Innovation Adoption in Household Farming in Malaysia by Rida Shibli; Sobhia Saifan; Mohd Shukri Ab Yajid; Ali Khatibi; S.M. Ferdous Azam (2022) - ©2021 AgBioForum Social Capital, Agriculture Extension Services and Access of Resources toward Innovation Adoption in Household Farming in Malaysia Rida Shibli AL-Ahliyya Amman University, Hourani Center for Applied Scientific Research Email: r.shibli@ammanu.edu.jo Sobhia Saifan AL-Ahliyya Amman University, Hourani Center for Applied Scientific Research Email: s.saifan@ammanu.edu.jo Mohd Shukri Ab Yajid Management and Science University Email: shukri@msu.edu.my https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5688-4392 Ali Khatibi Management and Science University Email: alik@msu.edu.my https://orcid.org/0000-0002-2531-7720 S.M. Ferdous Azam Management and Science University Email: drferdous@msu.edu.my https://orcid.org/0000-0002-0001-3595 The objectives of the researcher were to find out the impacts of social capital, extension services and access of resources on innovation adoption in household farming, for which, a major mediating impact of human capital has been considered as well. However, the impact of social capital on innovation adoption in household farming has been found to be insignificant. Keywords: access; adoption; agriculture; capital; data; doi; extension; extension services; farmers; farming; household; household farming; innovation; innovation adoption; research; resources; services; study; techniques

• The Impact of Macroeconomic Variables on the Performance of the Iraqi Stock Market by Amani Amer Najiand; Asam mohamed Aljebory; Kareem Obayes Hassan Al-Azzawi (2022) - The effects of macroeconomic variables on stock market returns: Evidence from Malaysia’s stock market return performance. Ranjbar et al. (2018) explore the influences of national income stock returns using 1995-2015 data from D8 nations. Keywords: employment; gdp; growth; income; inflation; interest; interest rate; market; national; performance; rate; returns; stock; stock market
• The Analysis of Forest and Land Fire and Carbon and Greenhouse Gas Emissions on the Climate Change in Indonesia by Kudus Kurniawan; Jatna Supriatna; Jan Sapoheluwakan; Tri Edhi Budhi Soesilo; Sri Mariati; Gigit Gunarso; Fatimah (2022) - Due to forest and land fires and various industrial emissions, climate change has become a big issue today. Forest and land fire, CO2 emissions, greenhouse gas emissions, population expansion, and industrialization were positively associated with climate change in Indonesia. Keywords: carbon; climate change; co2; co2 emissions; doi; emissions; energy; et al; fire; forest; gas; greenhouse; growth; indonesia; industrialization; land; study
• Heath Forest as a Source of Medicinal Plants for the Maanyan Dayak Tribe in Central Kalimantan, Indonesia: Deforestation and its Relationship to Medicinal Plant Biodiversity by Kissinger (2022) - Observed forms of heath forest were classified as follows: I secondary heath forest with ancient growth, ii) relatively disturbed young secondary heath forest, and iii) burnt heath forest. Figure 1: Location of sampling of heath forest vegetation The research equipment included survey equipment (GPS to establish location, phi band to measure diameter, a compass to determine direction, and tally sheets), documentation equipment, interview equipment such as a questionnaire list on the therapeutic use of forest plants, and writing instruments. Keywords: dayak; forest; growth; heath; heath forest; kalimantan; leave; maanyan; number; plants; secondary; species; stem; tree; vegetation
• The Role of Financial Credits, Economic Growth, and Sustainable Energy on the Environmental Condition in Iraq by Mona Abdel Sakban Fahd; Mahdi Khaleel Shadeed Al-Mamoori; Hussein Abbas Al-Shammari (2023) - Financial credits, economic growth, RE output, energy import, and industrialization were found to have a negative relationship with CO2 emissions in Iraq. 2) Le T-H et al. (2020) and Kim et al. (2020) worked on the financial credits and CO2 emission; however, the current study will also work on it with the addition of economic growth, RE output, energy import, and industrialization in Iraq with a new data set. Keywords: co2; co2 emissions; credits; data; emissions; energy; growth; industrialization; results
• Rice Import Policy: Assessing the Income of Farmers from Agriculture in Indonesia by Ali Mukti Tanjung; Didin Muhafidin (2023) - Moreover, prior research has predominantly focused on either agricultural production or trade individually as determinants of farmer income, whereas this study significantly enriches the literature by examining the roles of rice import, rice production, and international trade in farmers' income. Tanjung (2020) examines the impact of rice production on farmers' income using data collected through questionnaires and interviews from rice farmers in Labuhan Batu District. Keywords: doi; farmers; growth; import; income; indonesia; population; production; rice; rice import; rice production; study; trade
• Effectiveness of Audit Tenure, Audit Rotation, and Institutional Ownership on Audit Quality and Sustainable Growth in Indonesian PLC by Diny Atrizka; Jenny Morasa; Yenni Samri Juliati Nasution; Sumarno Manrejo; Arfan Ikhsan (2024) - This study examines the impact of audit tenure, audit rotation, and institutional ownership on audit quality and the sustainable growth of publicly listed firms in Indonesia. Furthermore, it investigates the mediating function of audit quality in the correlations among audit tenure, audit rotation, institutional ownership, and sustainable growth. Keywords: audit; audit quality; audit rotation; audit tenure; auditor; doi; growth; ownership; quality; rotation; sustainability; tenure
• Measuring and Analyzing the Dynamic Effects of Monetary Policy on Gdp - Usa Case Study 1990-2023 by Salam Kazem Shani; khudhair Abbas Hussein Al waeli; Ali Ayed Nasir; Ahmed Abdullah Amanah (2025) - ORCID iD: https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5092-391X Email: Ahmed.a@uokerbala.edu.iq This study investigates the dynamic influence of monetary policy on the gross domestic product (GDP) of the United States over the period spanning 1990 to 2023. By employing dynamic macroeconomic models, the research elucidates the enduring effects of monetary policy across the economy, as central banks leverage these models to stimulate aggregate demand. Keywords: doi; economic; equilibrium; exchange; figure; gdp; growth; inflation; interest; level; money; output; policy; rates; term
• Strategic Management of the Coffee Processing Business towards Sustainable Growth by Attharat Wimonjariyaboon; Kanecha Thanawatparinya; Thitirat Thawornsujaritkul (2025) - To analyse the components of strategic management employed by coffee processing businesses in pursuit of sustainable development. The checklist is used to assess the strategic management practices within coffee processing businesses, whereas the rating scale is utilised to evaluate strategic management effectiveness in promoting sustainable growth. Keywords: alliance; analysis; business; coffee; coffee processing; component; doi; equation; growth; importance; innovation; level; management; model; processing business; product; technology
• Influence of Growth and Protein Content of Black Soldier Fly Larvae (Hermetia Illucens L.) Reared with Local Fruits in Ban So Village, Mae Na Ruea, Phayao, Thailand by Sitthisak Pinmongkhonkul; Thanakorn Panyopo; Warach Madhayamapurush (2025) - This is likely due to pumpkins containing higher protein content compared to other fruits, being 7.56% richer in protein than Namwa banana, mango, and mixed fruits, which may have contributed to the increased survival rate during the larvae, pre-pupal, pupal, and adult stages, achieving a 100% survival rate. https://orcid.org/0000-0003-4110-0780 Email: warach.ma@up.ac.th This study aims to evaluate the growth rate and protein content of black soldier fly larvae reared on various diets, including pumpkin: rice bran, Namwa banana: rice bran, mango: rice bran, and a mixed fruit: rice bran formulation. Keywords: banana; content; fly; food; fruits; growth; larvae; mango; namwa; protein; pumpkin; rice bran; soldier

• Evaluating the Financial Performance of Commercial Banks in Iraq under the Corona Pandemic using the CAMELS Criterion by Ebtisama Hassooni Noor Hussein; Hussein Diekan Darweesh Al-Dulaimi (2022) - The economic slowdown caused by Covid-19 jeopardizes bank profitability, reduces bank income, and results in debtor default losses. Nonlinear linkages between bank asset quality and profitability: evidence from dynamic and quantile approaches using a global sample. Keywords: assets; banks; capital; equity; liquidity; management; performance; profitability; quality; sensitivity; study
• The Moderating Effect of Social-Media Among Managerial Capabilities and Strategic Innovations on Product Life Cycle Management and Distribution Performance by Daman Sudarman; Dwi Kartini; R Arief Helmi; Rita Komala Dewi (2022) - Therefore, Product Lifecycle Management is necessary so that the firm does not incur losses or suffer a deterioration in performance (Imran et al, 2021; Shankar et al, 2021). Wang et al (2014) and Li et al (2015), demonstrate that Product Lifecycle Management has a positive effect on new product development performance, process performance, and product performance due to the harmonization of failures caused by limited knowledge of the business model, products and services offered by the company, functionality, usability, and cost of the company. Keywords: business; company; cycle; cycle management; distribution performance; doi; effect; et al; innovation; management; media; model; performance; product; product life; study; value
• Towards Integrated Management Accounting System for Measuring Environmental Performance by Suhail Abdullah Al-Tamimi (2022) - Key words: Integrated management accounting system, environmental performance, IT infrastructure, Productivity. This study examines a method that will enable managers and employees to make quick decisions and monitor environmental performance without encountering numerous obstacles. Keywords: accounting; accounting system; business; data; doi; environmental; et al; firm; information; infrastructure; management; management accounting; performance; research; study; system
• The Impacts of The Mechanism for Mobilizing and Using Financial Resources on The Efficiency of Supply Chain Linkage in The Agricultural Sector: A Case Study of Vietnam by Nguyen Thi Hai Yen; Nguyen Thi Minh Phuong ; Nguyen Dang Que; Nguyen Nang Hung; Truong Cong Giap; Nguyen Thi My Huong; Nguyen Phan Thu Hang; Le Thi Phuong Dung (2022) - — The Impacts of The Mechanism for Mobilizing and Using Financial… 3. RESEARCH METHOD 3.1 Research Scale This research proposes a model with the target variable being the efficiency of supply chain linkage; the independent variable being the mobilization and utilization of financial resources; and the moderating variables being supply chain integration, information sharing among participants, and extroverted culture. According to Lee et al. (1997), supply chain integration must be considered from three perspectives: (1) customer integration, (2) supplier integration, and (3) enterprise integration. Keywords: chain linkage; culture; doi; efficiency; et al; information; integration; linkage; management; mechanism; mobilizing; research; resources; sharing; supply chain
• The use of Digital Technologies in Agricultural Cultivation: A Case of a Developing Nation with Rice as a Staple Food by Majdah Muhyiddin Zain; Helda Ibrahim; Musdalipa (2022) - The study suggests that implementing sustainable agricultural technologies, such as SRI, organic farming, and integrated pest management, can increase productivity while supporting economic activities in upstream and downstream sectors. Likewise, regardless of acknowledging the use of sustainable agricultural technologies to enhance productivity (Hamidi et al., 2022; Giang, 2022; Khomiuk et al., 2020), research lacks evidence regarding empirical testing but the influence of sustainable agricultural technologies on staple foods productivity. Keywords: agricultural; doi; education; et al; farmers; farming; management; pest; research; rice; rice productivity; sri; system; technologies; use
• Developing Positive Health Behavior among Employees: Exploring Role of Green Work Environment in Healthcare Sector by Mohammed A. Al Doghan; Ahmad Zakariya (2023) - Impact of CSR and environmental triggers on employee green behavior: The mediating effect of employee well-being. Green human resource management and employee green behavior: an empirical analysis. Keywords: awareness; behavior; concerns; doi; employees; environment; et al; green; health; health behavior; healthcare; journal; knowledge; management; research; role; study; work
• Green Intellectual Capital and Sustainability in Manufacturing Industries in Saudi Arabia by Nadia Abdelhamid Abdelmegeed Abdelwahed; Mohammed A. Al Doghan; Bahadur Ali Soomro (2023) - The study would provide guidance for gathering green evidence from environmental policy to address green environmental concerns. GI is linked to green employee involvement and green performance management (Shah and Soomro, 2022). Keywords: arabia; capital; doi; enp; et al; ghc; gic; grc; green; gsc; intellectual; management; performance; saudi; study; sustainability
• Green HRM Practices and Sustainable Work Environment among Higher Educational Institutions of Saudi Arabia. Role of Knowledge Sharing and Life-long Learning by Vimala Venugopal Muthuswamy ; Suresh Esakki (2023) - Moreover, digital learning could be promoted in the form of blended learning, where knowledge can be delivered through a combination of face-to-face and digital learning strategies, where learning instructions can be passed on online or offline, and this will promote a greener and SOE for higher education employees (Prachagool et al., 2022). Higher education institutions have also shifted their attention to promoting sustainable work environments that incorporate green human resource management practices into daily activities (Mehling & Kolleck, 2019; Mian et al., 2020). Keywords: doi; education; environment; ghrm; green; institutions; knowledge; learning; management; practices; research; saudi; soe; work
• Green HRM Practices and its Impact on Organizations: A Correlational Study by Vimala Venugopal Muthuswamy (2023) - We analyzed the relationship between green human resource management and green employee behavior through the lens of their pervasive green mindset. According to the study's findings on the psychological climate, green HRM practices in an organization would lead to perceptions of a green background, which are strongly associated with individual green behavior in the workplace. Keywords: behavior; doi; employee; green; green hrm; hrm practices; human; management; practices; resource; resource management; study; sustainability; workplace
• Analyzing the Financial Performance of Private Banks Listed in the Iraqi Stock Exchange Using Continuous Improvement Process by Zainab Raheem Hassan; Assad Munshid Mohammed (2023) - Digital banking, customer experience and bank financial performance: UK customers’ perceptions. The first topic is the research methodology, and the second topic is the theoretical side, which includes three axes, namely (the first axis is financial performance, the second axis is continuous improvement, and the third axis is the impact of financial performance on the methodology of continuous improvement. Keywords: analysis; application; banking; banks; doi; implementation; improvement; journal; management; performance; planning; process; research; stock; study
• Enhancing the Effectiveness of Insurance Risk Management in the Agricultural Sector in Thailand by Thitivadee Chaiyawat; Samrieng Mekkriengkrai; Supatra Phanwichit (2023) - Agricultural insurance legislation: Enacting suitable legal frameworks and regulations that foster the expansion and efficacy of agricultural insurance within a nation. Agricultural insurance and risk finance are essential components of Thailand's Integrated National Financing Framework (INFF). Keywords: area; change; climate; crop; crop insurance; doi; et al; farmers; government; insurance; insurance risk; management; precipitation; production; rice; risk; sector; thailand; yield
• Business Analysis of Kereman Cow Meet Quality Following the COVID-19 Pandemic: Moderating Role of Farm Environment by Ni Made Ayu Gemuh Rasa Astiti; I Gusti Ayu Dewi Seri Rejeki; Ni Ketut Mardewi (2023) - This study examines the potential moderating influence of the farm environment on various factors, including farm management, feed efficiency, feed quality, and meat quality of Kereman cows in Indonesia following the COVID-19 pandemic. The study provides guidance to regulatory bodies in formulating regulations pertaining to the enhancement of meat quality through the implementation of farm management practices, optimisation of feed efficiency, and improvement of feed quality. Keywords: doi; efficiency; environment; factors; farm; farm management; feed efficiency; feed quality; findings; food; management; meat quality; relationship; study
• Exploring the Association between Green Innovation, Leadership and Environmental Performance: Mediation of Green Self-efficacy by Musaddag Elrayah; Ooi Chee Keong; Musaddag Elrayah (2023) - The study Ahuja et al. (2023) indicates that the relationship between millennial employee retention and three GHRM practices—green rewards, green performance management, and green training—is substantially moderated by empowerment. AgBioForum Exploring the Association between Green Innovation, Leadership and Environmental Performance: Mediation of Green Self-efficacy Musaddag Elrayah* Assistant Professor, Department of Management, College of Business Administration, King Faisal University, Al-Ahsa 31982, Saudi Arabia. Keywords: doi; employees; empowerment; et al; green; gse; gtl; innovation; leadership; management; manufacturing; performance; study
• Fostering Employee Pro-Environmental Behavior: The role of Green Commitment as a mediator in the context of Green Management practices by Mohanad Mohammed Sufyan Ghaleb; Mohammad Fudeil Ibrahim Al-Ameryeen (2023) - ©2023 AgBioForum Ghaleb & Al-Ameryeen — Fostering Employee Pro-Environmental Behaviour: The Mediating Role of Green Commitment … Fostering Employee Pro-Environmental Behavior: The role of Green Commitment as a mediator in the context of Green Management practices Mohanad Mohammed Sufyan Ghaleb* Department of Management, School of Business, King Faisal University, Al-hasa, Saudi Arabia. mailto:mghaleb@kfu.edu.sa mailto:fudel@uum.edu.my AgBioForum, 25(2), 2023 | 119 Ghaleb & Al-Ameryeen — Fostering Employee Pro-Environmental Behaviour: The Mediating Role of Green Commitment … To investigate if the green commitment acts as a mediator in the relationship between the predictors and the dependent variable, which is categorised as the employees’ pro-environmental behaviour. Keywords: behaviour; commitment; doi; employees; epb; et al; green; human; management; mediating; practices; role; study
• An Investigation into the Factors of Tourists' Environmentally Responsible Behaviour by Muhammad Awais Bhatti; Emad Mohammed Alnasser (2023) - A comparative analysis of various tourist destinations can be undertaken to examine disparities in destination management environmental policies and tourist behaviour. Email: mbhatti@kfu.edu.sa Emad Mohammed Alnasser Assistant Professor, Department of Tourism and Hotel Management, Collage of Tourism and Archaeology, King Saud University, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Email: ealnasser@ksu.edu.sa The objective of this study was to evaluate the determinants that impact the environmentally responsible conduct of tourists within tourist destinations. Keywords: behaviour; commitment; destination; doi; environment; et al; factors; influence; journal; management; reputation; research; satisfaction; study; tourism; tourists; value
• VRINE In Green: Shifting Towards Ecological RBV Theory by Nadir Aliane; Hassane Gharbi; Karima Bouzguenda; Abdullah Hamoud Ali Seraj (2023) - The investigation assesses the impact of the resources' attributes - Value, Rarity, Inimitability, Non- substitutability (VRIN), augmented by the ecological factor (E) - on competitive advantage. The findings affirm that resources adhering to the VRIN+E criteria significantly contribute to competitive advantage. Keywords: advantage; business; capabilities; doi; environmental; firm; journal; management; organization; performance; rarity; rbv; research; resources; study; value
• Consumer Perceived Risk of Green Produce under Live E-Commerce by Weisi Geng; Fan Bingyu; Siti 'Aisyah Binti Baharudin (2024) - Such mechanisms increase the transparency of product information, uphold the platform's reputation, and can boost the sales of green products. In summary, enhancing transparency and disclosure of product information not only mitigates the risks associated with consumer perceptions of green products but also contributes to the healthy development of the industry. Keywords: authenticity; commerce; companies; consumer; doi; information; journal; live; management; perceptions; platforms; product information; products; risks; trust
• Analysing the Spatial Patterns of Agricultural Intensification and Its Implications for Land Degradation and Water Resource Management Using Remote Sensing and GIS Technologies Across Diverse Agroecosystems by Jialuo Xing; Bisenbayeva Sanim; Rysmakhan Gauhar (2024) - Additionally, per-area irrigation water usage serves as a crucial indicator of agricultural water management, with high demand for irrigation suggesting the presence of extensive irrigation systems. Spatial pattern analysis of a water-related ecosystem service and evaluation of the grassland-carrying capacity of the heihe river basin under land use change. Keywords: analysis; change; data; erosion; et al; gis; intensification; irrigation; land; land cover; land degradation; land management; land use; management; patterns; practices; sensing; soil; table; water; water management; water resource; water stress; water use
• Role of Insect Natural Enemies Integrated Pest Management of Citrus Insect Pests by Rungkiat Kawpet; Ravee Ganeshaborirak (2025) - Therefore, the focus should be on enhancing and conserving local natural enemy populations through practices like planting cover crops, creating refuge habitats, and minimising ecosystem disturbance, enabling natural enemies to thrive and manage pest populations effectively. AgBioForum, 26(3), 2024 | 9 Kawpet et al. - Role of Insect Natural Ememies Integrated Pest Management of Citrus Insect Pests Suggestions and Scope for Future Research This study provides a foundation for future research into the interactions between citrus pests and their natural predators. Additionally, 26 species of insect natural enemies were identified, comprising 15 predator species and 11 parasitoid species. Keywords: citrus; citrus insect; control; doi; enemies; furcellata; insect; insect pests; lime; management; orange; pests; pomelo; species
• The Role of Integration between Artificial Intelligence and Management Accounting Methods in Supporting Corporate Governance by Mosleh Mazin Salim; Durgham Ahmed Abdul Ridha; Taiseer Mohammed Jumaah (2025) - AI governance relies on ethics, emphasising the need to match AI applications with social norms. A critical assessment of AI implementation issues in management accounting. Keywords: accountants; accounting; data; decision; doi; governance; integration; intelligence; making; management; management accounting; mean; performance; role; systems
• Dividend Policy, Earnings Management and Corporate Governance: An Empirical Study of American Agribusiness Firms by Ali Mohammed Thijeel; Amira Neffati; Wided Khiari; Hakeem Hammood Flayyih Al-Fandawi (2024) - Farinha (2003) argued that dividend policies may act as substitutes for other monitoring mechanisms in corporate governance, a proposition particularly salient for agricultural firms, where conventional oversight structures may be less effective due to the sector’s unique features. Dividend Policy in Agricultural Contexts: Theoretical Predictions vs. Empirical Reality Inter-cash flow cycle fluctuations, typical capital structures, and stakeholders-based dividend expectation in agricultural enterprises are among the most critical factors that lead to why dividend policy analysis for such business is different from traditional corporate finance literature. Keywords: accounting; agribusiness; dividend; doi; earnings; earnings management; firms; governance; journal; management; ownership; policy; research; study
• Assessing Halal Supply Chain Performance of Skincare Product Through SCOR Model at Aesthetic Clinic in Surabaya by Indrianawati Usman; Li’izzah Gindia Manzil; Norlinda Mohd Rozar (2021) - The increasing demand for halal skincare products makes companies strive to maintain consumer confidence in the products and services offered, so companies need to take performance measurements to strengthen product halal assurance and product supply chains. Key words: Halal supply chain, Supply Chain Operation Reference (SCOR), Halal cosmetics. Keywords: activities; chain management; chain performance; clinic; company; doi; halal; halal products; halal supply; journal; law; management; model; performance; process; products; scor; skincare; supply chain

• Technical Efficiency of Smallholder Banana Production: A Case study in Viet Nam by Hoang Van Hung; Nguyen Van Huong ; Le Thi Thuong; Thai Thi Kim Oanh; Nguyen Van Chuong; Nguyen Cong Tiep; Thai Van Ha; Nguyen Thi Luong (2022) - However, the average technical efficiency of banana farmers was reported to be 95.92%. Table 1 also shows that, on average, banana farmers spend nearly 7.887 years in school, which is a third of their secondary education. Keywords: average; banana; efficiency; farmers; hung; production; study; vietnam; yen
• Revolutionizing Farming: Exploring the Complex Relationship between Agricultural Machinery, Technology Progress, and Farmers' Income in Developing Nations by Cherly Elisabeth (2022) - This implies that the increase in agricultural income resulted from increased AgBioForum, 24(2), 2022 | 242 Elisabeth. — Recently, policymakers and stakeholders have prioritized agricultural productivity to increase farmers' income and enhance food security (Khomiuk et al., 2020). Keywords: access; agricultural; doi; et al; extension; extension services; farm productivity; farmers; income; insurance; machinery; productivity; services; study; technology
• The Competitive Advantages of Salacca Zalacca Var. Amboinensis and Their Determinants by I Made Tamba (2023) - The environmental atmosphere in most of the zalacca farms was observed to be less clean, but there were several Salacca zalacca var. In the future, more massive dissemination of cultivation technology innovations is needed, accompanied by visiting activities for advanced Salacca zalacca var. Keywords: advantage; amboinensis; amboinensis farmers; cultivation; farmers; harvest; harvest season; innovation; land; level; low; marketing; productivity; salacca zalacca; season; zalacca var
• Study on the Influence of Farmers' Participation in Desertification Control Activities: Integration of Theory of Planned Behaviour and Norm Activation Theory by Fu. Linjiang; Zeng. Yizhou (2024) - The mean scores were as follows: environmental risk perception (RP) of desertification at 3.5485, subjective norms (SN) at 3.5647, perceived behavioural control (PBC) at 3.3658, personal norms (PN) at 3.8166, and desertification control behaviour (CSD) at 3.8370. Despite its significance, there remains a paucity of research examining farmers' involvement in desertification control from a social psychology perspective. Keywords: behaviour; control; desertification; desertification control; doi; farmers; model; nat; norms; participation; research; theory; tpb
• A Sustainable Economic Model for Organic Coffee Production in Indonesia: Integrating Local Wisdom and Key Agricultural Factors by M. Akbar Siregar; Ihsan Effendi; Saribulan Tambunan; Ikbar Pratama (2024) - Practical Implications This study provides several crucial recommendations for policymakers, coffee farmers, and agricultural stakeholders aimed at enhancing coffee production. iD: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-7897-2737 Email: ikbar.p@gmail.com This study investigates the determinants of coffee production among smallholder farmers in Indonesia, focusing on factors such as land area, climate change, capital investment, labour availability, and coffee prices. Keywords: area; capital; change; climate; climate change; coffee; coffee prices; coffee production; farmers; indonesia; investment; labor; land; model; prices; study
• Climate Change and Extension Services' Effects on Farm Level Income in Malaysia: A Time Series Analysis by Sobhia Saifan; Rida Shibli; I.A Ariffin; Mohd Shukri Ab Yajid; Jacquline Tham (2022) - In the current study, has explored the impact of climate change adaptations and agricultural extension services on the farm level income of rice Paddy farmers in Malaysia. The researcher has used logistic regression analysis to find the determinant of adaptation climate change and extension services and then use propensity score matching technique for estimation of causal impact of these factors on the from level income. Keywords: adaptation; adapters; change; climate; climate change; crop; doi; extension; extension services; farm level; farmers; income; level; level income; services; study
• A Time Series Analysis to Enhancing Net Revenue of Farming in Malaysia through Agriculture Extension and Risk Aversion by Sobhia Saifan; Rida Shibli; Mohd Shukri Ab Yajid; Junainah Abd Hamid; S.M. Ferdous Azam (2022) - Thus, the focus of the present study is on evaluating the impact of risk aversion and agricultural extension on the net revenue of farms in Malaysia. However, risk aversion pertains detrimental effects to the profitability and revenue of the farming households. Keywords: ardl; aversion; doi; extension; farmers; farming; malaysia; model; research; revenue; risk; risk aversion; services; study; time; variables
• Rice Farmers’ Perception and Determinants of Climate Change Adaptation Measures: A Case Study in Vietnam by Le Phuong Nam; Nguyen Dang Que*; Nguyen Van Song; Tran Thi Hoang Mai; Nguyen Thi Minh Phuong; Nguyen Thi Xuan Huong; Nguyen Cong Tiep; Tran Ba Uan (2022) - Key words: Adaptation climate change measures, multivariate probit model, farmers’ perception. The results show that there is a difference between farmers using climate change adaptation measures (adapters) in rice production and farmers not using adaptation measures (non-adapters). Keywords: adaptation; adapters; change adaptation; climate change; cong; data; determinants; district; doi; farmers; information; measures; nam; nong; perception; production; rice; strategies; study; temperature; value; weather
• Factors Affecting Farmers' Decisions to Participate in Agricultural Tourism Activities: A Case Study in the Mekong Delta, Vietnam by Ho Phi Dinh; Phuoc Huu Vo; Duong Ngoc Pham; Thanh Quang Ngo (2022) - This article is divided into three sections: (1) Identifying the elements that influence a farmer's decision to participate in agricultural tourism; (2) Developing an econometric model to account for the above linkages; and (3) Policy implications for farmers interested in participating in agricultural tourism activities. This finding implies that in order to increase farmers' ability to participate in agricultural tourism, they should prioritise the following: (i) Local governments should prioritise infrastructure investment (electricity, clean water, rural roads, Internet transmission system, comprehensive planning of the local commercial centre), food safety management, and a local agricultural tourism marketing programme; and (ii) Agricultural tourism associations, clubs (farmers join the association and clubs are educated about the benefits of agritourism, particularly household heads who are young and earn a high income from agriculture; farmers are trained in necessary skills and agricultural tourism activities that complement the local tourism strengths); and (iii) a policy is in place to focus on raising the educational level of farmer's children. Keywords: activities; agritourism; associations; decision; factors; farmers; household; model; theory; tourism; vietnam
• The Role of Rural Infrastructure, Labour and Capital Investment on the Rice Production in Malaysia by Irwan Shah Zainal Abidin; Muhammad Haseeb; Rabiul Islam; Lee Wen Chiat (2022) - In addition, the results also explore that the high capital investment in rice crop production has a positive linkage with rice production in Malaysia. Recently, rice production has gained significant attention due to increasing requirements and rural infrastructure, labour, and capital investment have been considered the significant factors for rice production that need researchers' attention. Keywords: capital; doi; farmers; food; infrastructure; investment; labour; malaysia; paddy; production; productivity; rice; rice production; study

• The Impact of Specialized Loans of Agricultural Banks for Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) on the Financial Returns of the Banks in Iraq by Suraa Alaa Jawad; Khalid Hussein Ali Al-marzooge (2022) - Therefore, objective financing growth increases banks' financial returns, and the relationship between objective financing and bank financial returns is strengthened. Agarwal et al. (2020), in a research work on bank lending and commodity prices, examine the relationship between commodity financing and bank finance performance. Keywords: banks; commodity; doi; finance; financing; liquidity; loans; objective; performance; project; project finance; returns; study
• How to Achieve Better Sustainable Performance: The Role of Ethical Leadership and Green Employee Empowerment? by Xing Shuya; Siti Rohaida Binti Mohamed Zainal (2022) - The findings indicated that ethical climate moderates the indirect effect of ethical leadership on sustainable performance through employee voluntary environmental behavior and that ethical climate moderates the indirect effect of green employee empowerment. Employee voluntary environmental behavior mediates the relationship between ethical leadership and sustainable performance. Keywords: behavior; climate; doi; employee; empowerment; et al; green; leadership; performance; voluntary
• Green Business Strategy: Optimization of Green Products towards Export Opportunities of SMEs Products by Robetmi Jumpakita Pinem; Sari Listyorini (2022) - Determining the relationship between green product distinctiveness, environmental orientation (EO), green business strategy (GBS), green product innovation (GPI), and financial performance (FP) was the objective of this study. In addition, the results confirmed the mediating role of green product innovation. Keywords: business; doi; gpi; green; innovation; organization; orientation; performance; product; strategy; study
• Navigating Nanotechnology: Unveiling the Role of Government Pressure and Organizational Culture in Enhancing Environmental Performance in Printing and Coatings Industry by Vimala Venugopal Muthuswamy; B.Sudhakar (2023) - Government regulations strongly impact environmental nanotechnology adoption. Email: directormba@hicas.ac.in This research aims to explore the existing relationship of nanotechnology innovation with organizational culture and the environmental performance of organizations. Keywords: business; culture; doi; et al; government; innovation; model; nanotechnology; nanotechnology innovation; organization; performance; pressure; research; study; sustainability
• Navigating Nanotechnology: Unveiling the Role of Government Pressure and Organizational Culture in Enhancing Environmental Performance in Printing and Coatings Industry by Vimala Venugopal Muthuswamy; B. Sudhakar (2023) - Government regulations strongly impact environmental nanotechnology adoption. Email: directormba@hicas.ac.in This research aims to explore the existing relationship of nanotechnology innovation with organizational culture and the environmental performance of organizations. Keywords: business; culture; doi; et al; government; innovation; model; nanotechnology; nanotechnology innovation; organization; performance; pressure; research; study; sustainability
• Combinatoric Efficiency Model of Clean Water Companies for Strategic Governance in Indonesia by Muftiadi, Anang; Afandi, Yoga Putut; Muchlis , Anang; Pham , Quyen Minh; Rilansari, Valendya (2025) - The highly significant factors in Cluster I which affect the average cost are general and administration costs, energy costs and water costs. With F (prob) equal to 0.000 and adjusted R2 equal to 0.706 The highly significant factors in Cluster II which affect the average cost are general and administration costs, energy costs and water costs and maintanance costs and significant on a negative slope on return on equity. Keywords: cluster; companies; cost; doi; efficiency; factors; governance; indonesia; model; performance; production; research; scale; value; water
• Women's Leadership Characteristics Role on Agricultural Supply Chain Effectiveness: A Study of Women's Experiences and Perspectives in Vietnam by Nguyen Cong Tiep; Dao Thu Tra; Dinh Van Tien; Thai Van Ha; Le Thi Thanh Hao; Le Thi Phuong Dung; Vuong Thi Khanh Huyen (2025) - Literature Review Numerous scholars concur that effective teamwork significantly enhances the performance of agricultural supply chains. Given the sector’s sensitivity to environmental variability, market fluctuations, and the perishable nature of goods, agricultural supply chains heavily rely on inter-organisational cooperation. Keywords: agricultural; chain effectiveness; chains; collaboration; decision; doi; effectiveness; leadership; performance; role; study; supply; supply chain; team; women
• Analysing the Impact of COVID-19 on Iraq’s Stock Exchange: Performance of Agri-Business and Other Sectors Using Tobin’s Q by Majid Mohammed Saeed Jaber (2025) - ORCID iD: https://orcid.org/0000-0003-4171-1223 Email: majid.mohammed@uofallujah.edu.iq This study investigates the evolution of corporate performance on the Iraq Stock Exchange (ISX) throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, with an emphasis on the agribusiness sector. To evaluate corporate performance during crises, forward- looking financial indicators are essential. Keywords: companies; covid-19; deaths; financial; firm; infections; iraq; level; new; pandemic; performance; period; stock; study; tobin

• Factors Affecting the Crude Palm Oil Production and Prices: Evidence from Indonesian Economy by M. Akbar Siregar; Saribulan Tambunan; Adelina Lubis; Ikbar Pratama (2024) - The future of palm oil production is closely tied to the availability of additional land for cultivation, often regulated by standards concerning land use, environmental conservation, and indigenous land rights. Factors such as land tenure rights, environmental considerations, and alternative land uses shape land utilization for palm oil production (Varkkey et al., 2018). Keywords: cpo; cpo production; doi; education; inflation; interest; labour; land; oil; oil production; palm; palm oil; prices; production; rate
• Sustainable Strategies for Creating Aesthetically Relevant Fish Leather Products by Meng An (2025) - Dyeing and Finishing This step enhances the aesthetic value of fish leather products, as fish leather can be dyed into a wide range of colours and include different printing designs. This study aimed to formulate a strategy for designing aesthetically appealing fish leather products underpinned by sustainability principles, with a focus on reducing reliance on animal-based leather and mitigating the associated environmental impacts of agricultural and animal husbandry practices. Keywords: fish; fish leather; industry; leather; leather products; production; products; skin; sustainability; tanning; vegetable

• Halal Food and Beverage Trade: Do Restriction on Religion, Halal Certification, and OIC Membership have any Impact? by Baharom Abdul Hamid; Chariyawat Charoenchang; Ginanjar Dewandaru (2022) - This gives empirical evidence for the theory and Reuters (2017) Bejarano's assertion that religious bias is a significant obstacle to Halal trade. 1. INTRODUCTION Despite the fast growth of the Halal sector over the past few decades, few empirical studies have been conducted on the factors that influence international Halal trade. Keywords: beverage; certification; countries; doi; economic; et al; food; gravity; halal; halal certification; halal food; halal trade; level; model; nations; non; oic; religion; restriction; trade; value
• Food Values, Personality Traits, and Attitudes towards Genetically Modified Food in Norway and the United States by Aida T. Ardebili; Kyrre Rickertsen (2023) - | 139 Ardebili & Rickertsen — Food Values, Personality Traits, and Attitudes towards Genetically Modified Food in Norway and the United States (2020) used communication data from Twitter accounts and lexical analysis to obtain information regarding users’ perception about the safety of GM foods and to predict the score of their personality traits and values. Second, our results suggest that consumers’ current safety concerns about GM foods may be reduced if European governments adopt more liberal policies towards GM foods AgBioForum, 25(2), 2023 | 146 Ardebili & Rickertsen — Food Values, Personality Traits, and Attitudes towards Genetically Modified Food in Norway and the United States (Pakseresht et al., 2017). Keywords: attitudes; doi; et al; food; food values; gm foods; lusk; model; norway; personality; personality traits; products; respondents; traits; values; wtp
• IFRS Adoption and Credit Rating in Iraqi Banks: The Mediating Role of Governance and Implications for Agricultural Finance by Ali Mohammed Thijeel; Hakeem Hammood Flayyih Al-Fandawi; Ghazi Maan Faisal (2025) - Empirical Evidence on IFRS and Credit Rating A considerable body of empirical research has examined the influence of IFRS adoption on CR and risk performance. IFRS adoption has facilitated the harmonisation of accounting standards and enhanced the quality of financial reporting, rendering financial statements more reliable and reducing information asymmetry between borrowers and lenders (Singh & Newberry, 2008). Keywords: adoption; banks; board; cgms; credit; doi; governance; ifrs; influence; model; rating; risk; role; study; supports

• The Role of Innovation Adoption and Circular Economy Readiness on the Environmental Sustainability: Moderating Impact of Organizational Support by Roxana Yolanda Castillo-Acobo; Yusey del Pilar Yasmin Flores Cano; Angélica Karina Pacori Paricahua; Yazmín Paola Íñiguez-Ayón; Cevero Rómulo Rojas León; Mohamed Mehdi Hadi Mohamed; Aniceto Elias Aguilar Polo; Juan Carlos Orosco Gavilán; Manuel Antonio Cardoza Sernaqué; Miguel Angel Cancharì Preciado; Christian Paolo Martel Carranza; José Luis Arias Gonzáles (2023) - Circular economy innovation and environmental sustainability impact on economic growth: An integrated model for sustainable development. The results demonstrated a positive relationship between innovation adoption, circular economy readiness, and environmental sustainability in Peru. Keywords: adoption; doi; economy; economy readiness; environment; et al; innovation; innovation adoption; peru; readiness; results; study; support; sustainability
• Effects of Block Chain Adoption on Green Innovation: Moderating the Role of Intention to Use by Muhammad Awais Bhatti; Ariff Syah Juhari (2023) - How green technology innovation affects carbon emission efficiency: evidence from developed countries proposing carbon neutrality targets. An environmental perspective extends market orientation: Green innovation sustainability. Keywords: adoption; blockchain; blockchain technology; business; doi; effect; et al; green; innovation; intention; journal; moderating; open; perception; research; role; study; sustainability; technology; use
• Evaluation of Work Prosperity on Promoting Employees’ Innovative Behaviour at the State Company for Agricultural Equipment by Sahar Ahmed Kurji; Fadia Lutfi Abdulwahhab; Hadeel Qasim Oleiwi (2024) - Work prosperity ranks as one such catalyst of innovation that encompasses employees' state of vigour and ceaseless improvement in work (Niessen, Sonnentag, & Sach, 2012). This linkage of work prosperity and innovative behaviour (Novaes et al., 2020) undergirds this current study. Keywords: behaviour; dimension; doi; employees; innovation; learning; prosperity; research; study; vitality; work; work prosperity; workplace

• U.S. Adult Attitudes about Biotechnology and Risk Aversion to Gene Editing by Brandon R. McFadden; Joy N. Rumble; Kathryn A. Stofer; Kevin M. Folta; Madison Dyment (2023) - The literature on U.S. consumer acceptance of food containing ingredients originating from genetically engineered crops provides important lessons that may be extended to consumer perceptions of GnEd foods. Respondents do perceive GnEd to have some positive impacts on the food system; for example, ‘the ability of GnEd food to increase food availability,’ ‘food safety,’ and ‘provide improved nutrition’ were selected as most aligned more often than least aligned. Keywords: attitudes; aversion; doi; editing; food; framing; gene; loss; messages; respondents; risk
• Food Safety and Security in Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia: Role of Sustainable Supply Chain Management Practices by Abdulaziz Aljoghaiman (2023) - Assessing the impact of COVID-19 on sustainable food supply chains. Sustainable food supply chains: overcoming key challenges through digital technologies. Keywords: chain management; doi; et al; food; food safety; food security; food supply; green; knowledge; logistics; logistics management; practices; research; safety; study; supply chain; sustainability
• Antibacterial Activity Study of Liubao Chongcha Extract by Juxian Wu; Joo Shun Tan; Ruyi Wang; Huiqing Liu; Jieqiong Yan; Jiale Tan (2024) - The aqueous extracts of Liubao Chongcha and Liubao tea demonstrated significant inhibitory effects against S. aureus, moderate inhibitory effects against E. coli and P. aeruginosa, and minimal inhibitory effects against B. subtilis. Liubao tea is a type of dark tea made from the fresh leaves of specific tea tree varieties and cultivars in Cangwu County, Guangxi (Feng et al., 2023). Keywords: aureus; black; china; chongcha; concentration; et al; extract; food; insect; liubao; tea
• Formulation, Characterization, and Microbial Studies of Herbal Remedy for Asthma Patients by Waqas Ali; Arjumand Iqbal Durrani; Saima Rubab; Amjid Iqbal (2024) - doi: https://doi.org/10.1038/s41390-023-02940-4 Hoque, M. M. (2013). doi: https://doi. org/10.3390/foods11142142 Misra, R., Adelman, M. M., Kirk, B., & Sambamoorthi, U. (2022). Keywords: -ve; activity; analysis; asthma; doi; et al; food; formulation; health; journal; moisture; patients; tea; water
• Social Influence and Purchase Intentions in Food Tourism: The Interplay of Media, Store Displays, and Collectivist Culture among Indonesian Tourists by Viola De Yusa; Mahrinasari MS; Satria Bangsawan (2025) - I am searching for information about food souvenir products on social media that meets my needs. 2. Social media offers engaging information about food souvenir products that aligns with my interests. Keywords: behavior; collectivist; consumer; culture; displays; doi; effect; fear; fomo; food; food souvenirs; group; influence; intentions; journal; media; media marketing; offline; products; purchase; purchase intention; research; results; souvenirs; store; store displays; study; tourism; tourists
• Land Use Conversion Pattern and Food Security for Sustainable Food Land Direction in Karanganyar Regency, Indonesia by Rochmat Martanto (2021) - Karanganyar Regency is divided into 17 sub-districts (Figure 1); to ascertain the pattern of agricultural land use conversion and the z-score of agricultural land use conversion to non- agriculture at the sub-district level (Figure 3), and as a result, the pattern of agricultural land use conversion and the z-score of agricultural land use conversion to non- agriculture from 2009 to 2019 at the sub-district level, as well as the weighting (score) as in formula Table 4. The distribution pattern of agricultural land conversion to non-agriculture was examined using the average closest neighbor (ANN=z-score), while data on agricultural land conversion to non-agriculture were gathered using LANDSAT satellite imagery. Keywords: agricultural; conversion; food; food security; karanganyar; land; pattern; regency; security; sub; use
• Organic Food Brand Trust and Brand Loyalty: Evidence from Thailand by Supawadee Pattweekongka (2022) - The findings indicate that brand competency and generosity increase organic brand trust. The overall purpose of this research was to inspect antecedents of trust in organic food brands in Thailand and to explore how that trust impacts brand loyalty. Keywords: brand; consumers; food; loyalty; thailand; trust

• The Spread of Intangible Cultural Heritage in the Rural Agricultural Environment of Modern China Under the Epidemic Economic Environment by Xuanyi Wu; Megat Al Imran Yasin; Karmilah Binti Abdullah; Fan Zhao; Zhao Yanmei; Wenling Li; Huaqiang Li (2023) - To analyze the impact of the epidemic economic environment on the spread of intangible cultural heritage in rural agricultural communities in China. The results indicate that disseminating intangible cultural heritage and the rural agricultural environment is advantageous to preserving intangible cultural heritage and the viability of rural communities. Keywords: access; areas; assets; awareness; communities; community; doi; environment; heritage; ich; people; practices; preservation; relationship; resources; spread; sustainability
• Environmental Protection and Consciousness Influence Sustainable Consumption: Mediated by Perceived Control and Moderated by Responsibility by Mohanad Mohammed Sufyan Ghaleb; Burkhon Dekhonov (2024) - Email: b.dehqonov@tsue.uz This study explores the relationships among environmental protection, environmental consciousness, perceived behavioral control (PBC), and sustainable consumption behavior within production departments. A huge body of literature has investigated the antecedents and consequences of sustainable consumption behavior (Khan, 2023; Zeng et al., 2023). Keywords: behavior; consciousness; consumption; consumption behavior; control; environmental; et al; influence; pbc; protection; research; responsibility; role; study; sustainability; theory
• Environmental Culture Attitudes in Saudi Society: A Field Study on the Industrial City of Jubail by Elnagi M. Hamid; Saad Faran (2025) - Consequently, the study focused on environmental culture attitude. Therefore, this research seeks to examine environmental culture attitudes through assessing the influence of key demographic factors, namely age, gender, education, and income on the individuals’ environmental orientations. Keywords: age; attitudes; city; culture; doi; education; environmental; gender; income; industrial; issues; jubail; knowledge; research; saudi; study; sustainability

• The Role of the Digital Economy, Business Synergy, and Trade Policies on Global Economic Prosperity in India and China by Jasim Mohammed Mushib (2023) - H2: There is a nexus amid between digital economy and global economic prosperity. H5: Political support acts as moderator in the relationship between digital economy and global economic prosperity. Keywords: business; china; digital; economic; economy; global; policies; prosperity; study; support; synergies; trade; trade policies

• Green Creativity among Luxury Hotels of Saudi Arabia: Role of Green Organizational Culture, Self-efficacy, Environmental Orientation and Green Work Engagement by Muhammad Awais Bhatti (2022) - Organizational management is required to be improved over time, and strategic actions are required to be taken timely for green employee management (Shao et al., 2022). Key words: green creativity, green work engagement, environmental orientation, organizational culture. outcome. Keywords: creativity; culture; employees; et al; green; gwe; work

• Consumer Preferences on The Purchase of Cayenne Pepper in Bali Province Market by I Made Tamba; I Wayan Widnyana (2022) - Key words: Consumer preferences, purchasing decision, cayenne pepper. In addition, Lancaster (1966) contends that product features can affect consumer preference. Keywords: analysis; bali; cayenne; cayenne pepper; chili; consumer; consumer preferences; doi; et al; pepper; preferences; product; province; purchase; purchasing; research; study

• Influence of New Countryside Construction Program on household welfare: Evidence from the Mekong River Delta of Vietnam by Thi Cam Phan, Lai; Thanh, Ngo, Quang (2020) - “Impact of infrastructure on rural household income and inequality in Nepal”, Journal of Development Effectiveness, Vol. 8, No. 2, pp. Narayan, D. and Pritchett, L. (1999) “Cents and sociability: Household income and social capital in rural Tanzania”, Economic Development and Cultural Change, Vol. 47, No. 4, pp. Keywords: commune; decile; expenditure; groups; household; income; level; nccp; program; table; variables; years
• Study on the Influential Factors of COVID-19 pandemic in Urbanisation in Chinese Cities by Jinyu Zhang; Mariney Mohd Yusoff (2023) - Solid waste management positively impacts faster virus spread in urban cities. In the above equation, Y is cases of COVID-19 cases. Keywords: china; cities; covid-19; density; doi; et al; factors; health; pandemic; population; spread; study; urbanization; variables
• Weather and Geographic Effects on Sugarcane Aphid Migration by Seokil Lee; Jeffrey Vitale; Dayton M. Lambert (2023) - Distance Distance (miles) between the first infested field and other fields in the region by region 𝑑1 Norman Elliott (personal conversation, 2021) Distance (miles) between the last infested sorghum field in Texas and the sorghum field in Oklahoma 𝑑2 Norman Elliott (personal conversation, 2021) Distance (miles) between the first sorghum field in Oklahoma and other fields in Oklahoma 𝑑3 Norman Elliott (personal conversation, 2021) Distance (miles) between sorghum fields infested in sequential time order 𝑑4 Norman Elliott (personal conversation, 2021) Weather Temperature Temperature (°c) in sorghum field (average of all 5-minute averaged temperature observations each day) The expected sign of precipitation on field infestation is negative. Keywords: aphid; data; direction; distance; field; hazard; infestation; migration; oklahoma; region; sca; sorghum; sorghum field; sugarcane; temperature; variables; weather; wind

• The Determinants of Persistence Poverty: Case of Agricultural Households in Thailand by Mattayaphutron S; Mahamat N (2021) - The study found that agricultural households mostly have men as head of household. The factors that affect the chances of poverty for agricultural households depend on the dependency ratio and they are many members are working in the agricultural sector that makes agricultural households are a chance of experiencing increasing poverty. Keywords: education; factors; head; households; level; poverty; study; thailand

• Social Marketing for Change: Strategies to Combat Poverty Through Consumer Engagement in Iraq by Kadhim Ghaffar Kadhim; Ahmed Hasan Shakir; Amjed Hameed Majeed; Hasan Majdi; Amran Harun (2025) - This study investigates social marketing strategies aimed at engaging consumers in meaningful poverty alleviation efforts across Iraq. How do social marketing strategies impact consumer engagement in poverty reduction initiatives? Keywords: alleviation; campaigns; consumer; consumer engagement; doi; engagement; initiatives; iraq; journal; marketing; marketing strategies; poverty; poverty alleviation; research; strategies; study

• Implementation of National Health Insurance Policy Through the Social Security Implementing Agency Health During the Pandemic the Covid-19 by Bambang Santoso Haryono; Ahmad Rizki Sadiq; Abdul Hakim; Imam Hanafi (2022) - In this approach, our study contributed to the literature by demonstrating that health budget allocation positively affects the implementation of health policy, hence advancing understanding of health policy implementation. Secondly, the current research contributes to the literature showing drug distribution policy favorably influences the execution of health policy, thereby expanding the knowledge of health policy implementation. Keywords: covid-19; doi; et al; government; health; health insurance; health policy; implementation; indonesia; insurance policy; national; pandemic; policy; public; security; social
• The Common Characteristics of Land and Water Resources to Develop Agricultural Cultivation: A Case of a Developing Nation by Ida Hodiyah (2022) - Moreover, REI's value determines the abundance of irrigation water resources. The Common Characteristics of Land and Water Resources to Develop Agricultural Cultivation: A Case of a Developing… between cultivated area and irrigation water resources from 2007 to 2014, which rose by 0.017 between 2015 and 2021. Keywords: coefficient; cultivation; doi; et al; indonesia; irrigation; irrigation water; land; regions; rice; south; sulawesi; water; water resources
• Analysis of Urbanisation, Industrialization, Irrigation Activities, and Ground Water Quality in Indonesia by Nurkholis; Azizah; Mohd Talib Latif (2023) - iD: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6741-5572 Email: azizah@fkm.unair.ac.id Mohd Talib Latif Faculty of Science and Technology, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, Selangor, Malaysia, ORCID iD: https://orcid.org/0000-0003-2339-3321 Email: talib@ukm.edu.my There is a growing need to address groundwater quality on a global scale, particularly in countries that heavily rely on urbanisation and industrialization. This study aims to examine the impact of urbanisation, industrialization, and irrigation activities on groundwater quality in Rengel District, Tuban Regency, Indonesia. Keywords: activities; doi; et al; government; groundwater quality; indonesia; industrialization; irrigation; irrigation activities; study; support; urbanisation

• Working Conditions and Quality Evaluation of Pendodos Workers in Indonesian Palm Oil Plantations: Challenges and Solutions by Rizabuana Ismail; Suwardi Lubis; Ria Manurung; John McCarthy; Devi Sihotang (2024) - Palm oil plantation workers AgBioForum, 26(2), 2024 | 23 Ismail et al. — Working Conditions and Quality Evaluation of Pendodos Workers in Indonesian Palm Oil Plantations: Challenges… feel pain in the back, waist, neck, hands, etc. Solidarity between plantation workers appears to be still well established by the characteristics found of plantations located in rural areas. Keywords: answer; concerns; data; life; oil; owners; palm; palm oil; pendodos; people; plantation; quality; respondents; statement; work; workers; working
• Analysis of Forest and Land Fire with Hotspot Modis on Various Types of Land Cover in Central Kalimantan Province by Ise Afitah; Mariaty; Eko Pramudita Isra (2021) - The results of calculations of the forest and land fire hazard class on forest land cover that are often included in the vulnerable category are secondary swamp forest (Hrs). Figure 1 shows the distribution of hotspots for 10 years from 2009 to 2018 on forest land cover in Central Kalimantan: AgBioForum, 23(2), 2021 | 16 Afitah, Mariatyand Isra. Keywords: central; data; distribution; fire; forest; forest fire; forest land; hotspot; kalimantan; land; land cover; land fire; secondary; types; vulnerability

• Vietnam, the big market and cross bridges of illegal wildlife trade in Asia: causes and solutions by Huyen, Vu Ngoc; Van Song, Nguyen; Tien, Dinh Van; Van Ha, Thai; Minh Phuong, Nguyen Thi ; Kim Oanh, Thai Thi; Khanh Huyen, Vương Thị ; Thuy, Nguyen Thi (2020) - ©2019 AgBioForum Vietnam, the big market and cross bridges of illegal wildlife trade in Asia: causes and solutions The results of this study provide data on the logistics, scope, routes, channels, seasons, and the economy of illegal wildlife trade in the country and across Vietnam. Keywords: countries; hanoi; huyen; market; meat; products; profit; species; total; turtle; vietnam; vnd; wildlife; wildlife meat; wildlife products; wildlife trade

• Glyphosate Use in Asia and Implications of Possible Restrictions on its Use by Brookes, Graham (2021) - In fruit, vege- table, sugarcane, and grape (wine production) crops, glyphosate is used for between crop weed control, with 3-4 treatments per year being common practice. Brookes — Glyphosate Use in Asia and Implications of Possible Restrictions on its Use AgBioForum, Online Advanced Publication, 2019 | 7 commonly applied 2-3 times per year for land prepara- tion and in-between crop weed control. Keywords: application; control; corn; cost; crops; glyphosate; glyphosate use; herbicides; ingredient; land; total; use; weed; weed control

• Financial Risk Management and Firm Size: Role of Environmental, Social, Governance (ESG) and Leverage Ratio by Musaddag Elrayah; Sanjar Mirzaliev (2024) - Firm size also positively and significantly moderated between financial leverage and financial risk management. The study with the significant moderating effect of the firm size is considered to be a major contribution of the study with the extended model of environmental, social, and governance, financial leverage, and financial risk management in the context of Saudi Arabia. Keywords: arabia; companies; esg; esg practices; firm; governance; leverage; moderating; practices; relationship; research; results; risk management; saudi; size; social; study; test
• The Role of Mineral Content in Bamboo Shell Meat (Shell Meal) and Calm Flour (Meat Meal) and Formation Process on the Health of Living-Being in Indonesia by Ninis Trisyani (2022) - This study examines the impact of mineral content in bamboo shell meat flour and mineral content in bamboo shell clam flour on the health of different organisms, thus filling a gap in the existing literature. The remainder of the paper consists of the following sections: The second section is a literature review about the effects of mineral content in bamboo shell meat flour and mineral content in bamboo shell clam flour on the health of living organisms. Keywords: bamboo shell; calcium; clam flour; doi; formation; health; living; meat flour; mineral content; minerals; organisms; process; results; shell clam; shell flour; shell meat; study

• The Effect of Host-Guest Interaction on Guests' Pro-Ecological Behaviour in Rural-Based B&B Tourism: A Chained Multiple Intermediary Models by Siyang Wang; Onanong Cheablam (2025) - However, empirical research on the relationship between place attachment and pro-ecological behaviours has yielded mixed results: some studies suggest that place attachment enhances pro-ecological behaviours, while others report the opposite or find no significant correlation at all. This indicates that pro-ecological behaviours in tourism encompass both environmental and cultural aspects, offering a broader view of the destination's traditions. Keywords: attachment; b&b; behaviour; doi; effect; guest; guest interaction; host; interaction; place; place attachment; relationship; research; rural; study; tourism; value; visitors

• Supplying Agricultural Commodities to China: The Case of Argentina and the Impact of Property Rights on Production and Yield by Andres A. Gallo; Jay P. Kesan (2025) - Conclusions This paper used data from new seed varieties and yields in Argentina to show the importance of new varieties in productivity. One of the most important issues in agriculture is the impact of biotechnology, and specifically, the impact of new seed varieties on yield. Keywords: agricultural; applications; argentina; brazil; case; china; countries; doi; number; property; property rights; protection; rights; seed; soybean; varieties; yields

• The Influence of Oil and Energy Consumption Factors on Fuel Imports in Former Soviet Union Fuel Economies by Haidar Ali Al Dulaimi; Asam Mohamed Aljebory; Mustafa Jawad Kadhim AL-Bakri; Mustafa Kamil Shakeer (2022) - Consequently, this study examines the influence of electricity production from oil sources (EPOR), fossil fuel energy consumption (FFEC), energy use, industrialization, and population growth on oil and fuel imports in the Former Soviet Union (FSU) fuel economies. Current research studies the effects of oil-based electricity production, fossil fuel energy consumption, energy use, population expansion, and industrialization on fuel import in FSU countries. Keywords: doi; electricity; energy; energy consumption; energy use; fossil; fossil fuel; fuel; fuel energy; fuel imports; imports; industrialization; oil; population; study

• Livelihood Assets and Livestock Income: A Case of Mixed Farming Punjab-Pakistan by Altaf Hussain ; iftikhar Ahmad, Tusawar; Atif Nawaz, Muhammad; Azhar Bhatti, Muhammad (2021) - Key words: livestock income, livelihood assets, mixed farming, rural Punjab. A number of studies Akram, Naz, and Ali (2011); Kassa (2014); Urgessa (2015) are there on the determinants of rural household income, but only a few studies Derib (2010); Iiyama (2006) are relating specifically to the determinants of livestock income. Keywords: activities; assets; capital; farmer; farming; income; livelihood; livestock; livestock income; pakistan; punjab; study

• The Role of Polyunsaturated Fatty Acids and Moringa Oleifera Leaf in Primary Osteoporosis Induced by Insomnia: Pathophysiological Mechanisms and Agricultural Implications by Ligang Shan; Suriyakala Perumal Chandran (2024) - Educational efforts should emphasise the benefits of moringa in an omega-3 fatty acid-rich diet for sleep, bone health, and polyunsaturated fatty acid reduction. Recent research suggests that essential fatty acids, especially long-chain polyunsaturated omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids, may maintain bone health. Keywords: acids; bone; bone health; density; et al; fatty; fatty acids; health; insomnia; intake; moringa; oleifera; omega-3; osteoporosis; pufa; risk; sleep

• Biocontrol Potential of Different Entomopathogenic Fungi and Neem Oil for Control of Sucking Insects and Two-Spotted Spider Mites in Vegetables by Trinh Thi Xuan; Cao Thi Tuyet Mai; Nguyen Hong Ung; Lam Thi Xuan Mai; Pham Van Hiep; Nguyen Thi Kieu; Pham Kim Son (2025) - doi: https://doi.org/10.3390/insects11090619 Saranya, S., Ushakumari, R., Jacob, S., & Philip, B. M. (2010). Among these, sucking insect pests and two- spotted spider mites, specifically Aphis gossypii, Bemisia tabaci, and Tetranychus urticae, have gained recognition as critical constraints to vegetable cultivation not only in Vietnam but also globally (Van Mele, Cuc, & Van Huis, 2010; Van Mele et al., 20010). Keywords: bassiana; control; entomopathogenic; fungi; gossypii; mortality; neem; neem oil; oil; pest; spores

• Bioremediation of Medical Center Wastewater Using Oscillatoria Splendida and Microcystis Aeruginosa Algae Species by Hala Arshad Ali; Muthana Badeea Farhan; Areej Hamad Hassan (2024) - At 20% wastewater dilution. The generally higher removal efficiencies at higher wastewater concentrations (40% and 60% dilutions) suggest that M. aeruginosa have adaptive mechanisms that enhance metal uptake under increased metal stress. Keywords: aeruginosa; concentrations; dilution; efficiency; figure; microcystis; removal; removal efficiency; species; splendida; treatment; wastewater

• The Water Quality Assessment and Biodiversity of Phytoplankton in Phayao Lake, Phayao Province, Thailand by Sitthisak Pinmongkhonkul; Rattapoom Prommana; Thatchakorn Khamkhunmuang; Shalinee Singkurt; Akepawee Sukcharoen; Warach Madhyamapurush (2022) - Key words: Phayao Lake; biological water quality; AARL-PP score; aquatic animals; nutrient sources. Previous research confirms the relationship between phytoplankton and water quality because various phytoplankton grows in water with varying attributes (Ding et al., 2022; Ding et al., 2021). Keywords: doi; et al; index; lake; phayao; phayao lake; phytoplankton; quality; species; station; water; water quality
• Diversity of Birds recorded around Ang Luang in University of Phayao, Thailand by Sitthisak Pinmongkhonkul; Warach Madhayamapurush; Thanakorn Panyopo (2024) - Email: thanakornbanky@gmail.com This study aimed to survey bird species and assessed bird diversity at Ang Luang, University of Phayao, located in Mae Ka, Mueang Phayao District, Phayao Province. Likewise, when analyzed with the other studies in urban areas of Thailand, such as waterbirds in the wetland of Bangpu, Thailand (Wanna, 2020), Suranaree University of Technology (SUT), Nakhon Ratchasima province (Naithani et al., 2018), Kasetsart University, Bangkok, Thailand (Chankhao et al., 2023), bird diversity in metropolitan area, Thailand (Chaiyarat, 2019), Koh Sichang, Chonburi province, and Yala municipality, southern Thailand demonstrated that Ang Luang had the population of bird species less than SUT and Koh Sichang, whereas more than Yala municipality. Keywords: ang luang; areas; bird species; birds; concern; diversity; doi; index; luang; phayao; resident; species; station; thailand
• Ethnobotanical Study and Plant Dimension Classification in Kwan Phayao Community Areas, Phayao Province, Thailand by Sitthisak Pinmongkhonkul; Thatchakorn Khamkhunmuang; Warach Madhayamapurush (2021) - Stapf, and Carica papaya L. Pakistan (Family:81; Species:246) reports the highest number of plant species followed by Mexico, Nigeria, India, Algeria, Morocco, Thailand, Suriname, Benin, and Iran. Changing climates at different times of the year cause each area to grow different plant species. Keywords: accounting; ban; doi; et al; family; https://doi.org/10.1016; kwan; market; phayao; plants; species; study; thailand; utilization

• Physical Appearance Antioxidant Effect Alpha-amylase Inhibition and Alpha-glucosidase of Carissa Carandas Products by Monruthai Srithongkerd ; Amorn Owatworakit ; Nongnuch Siriwong (2023) - Leaf stage L* a* b* leaflet 40.41±0.37c 1.36±0.37a 5.45±0.28c middle leaf 46.51±0.34b -2.76±0.29b 13.74±0.16a basal leaf 48.40±0.67a -3.63±0.06c 12.64±0.25b Various maturation phases of Carissa caranda leaves can impart distinct hues to the tea. The results indicated that the color of Carissa carandas leaves depends on the kind and quantity of pigment. Keywords: activity; alpha; antioxidant; carandas; carissa; carissa carandas; content; extract; fruit; leaf; leaves; powder; table; tea; total; water

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• An Economic Account of Innovation Policy in Canada: A Comparison of Canola, Wheat, and Pulses by Malla, Stavroula ; Brewin, Derek G. (2021) - A Comparison of Canola, Wheat, and Pulses Stavroula Malla University of Lethbridge, Canada Derek G. Brewin University of Manitoba, Canada There is significant evidence that investments in agricultural research generate gains to farmers and the economy as a whole. The objective of this paper is to provide an assessment of the biotech industry in Canada including an update of producers’ benefits from herbicide tolerant canola, comparisons of gains with other crops, and the need for government involvement. Keywords: crop

• Evaluation of Insect Tea Extracts' in Vitro Antioxidant Activities: A Comparative Study with Vitamin C by Juxian Wu; Joo Shun Tan; Ruyi Wang; Enfei Chen; Chunye Xie; Kexin Wu (2024) - It focuses on experimental analysis to investigate the antioxidant activity of insect tea extracts. This study examines the impact of varying concentrations of insect tea extracts and a positive control (vitamin C) on total reducing power and the ability to scavenge DPPH•, ABTS+•, and OH radicals. Keywords: antioxidant; concentration; extract; insect tea; radicals; rate; scavenging; solution; tea extract; vitamin; vitamin c

• Assessing the Impacts of Consumer Awareness on Consumer Purchase Intention with Moderating Role of Product Label: Evidence from Consumers of Iraqi Manufacturing Firms by A.M.D Raya Qahtan Ahmed; A.M.D Huda Adil Taha (2023) - The current study aims to examine the impact of consumer brand awareness, consumer needs awareness, and consumer rights awareness on consumer purchase intention within the manufacturing industry in Iraq. The results of the study also demonstrated a significant moderating effect of the product label on consumer brand awareness, consumer consciousness of needs, consumer rights awareness, and consumer purchase intention within the manufacturing industry in Iraq. Keywords: brand awareness; consumer awareness; consumer brand; consumer needs; consumer purchase; consumer rights; consumers; doi; journal; label; product; purchase intention; rights awareness; study

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• Consumer Acceptance of Sugar Derived from Genetically Modified Sugarcane in South Africa by Vermeulen, Hester ; Gouse, Marnus ; Delport, Marion ; Louw, Marlene ; Miller, Taaibah (2021) - Pro-GM consumers were willing to pay an 8.7% premium for 'GM sugar,' motivated by the environmental benefits argument. Logistic regression models indicated that socio-economic group and age were the most significant factors explaining consumers' willingness to purchase 'GM sugar.' Keywords: sugar
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• Consumer Demand and Prospects for Commercialization of Nutritionally Enhanced GM Bananas in Uganda by Kikulwe, Enoch ; Asindu, Marsy (2021) - Pending its commercialization in some developing countries, there is a need to quantify demand and gauge the existing market demand for biofortified banana. Our study calculates an annual potential demand for biofortified bananas of 2.6 million metric tons, with an estimated market value of UGX 2,542 billion ($673.5 million US), suggesting that, pending commercialization, there is already a huge market for biofortified bananas in Uganda. Keywords: bananas

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