From typology to criteria considered by farmers: what explains agroecological practice implementation in north-sudanian burkina faso?

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• What: In West Africa, farms strongly differ and this diversity is often captured in farm typologies, which may vary depending on the study objective and context (Falconnier et_al, 2015; Kuivanen et_al, 2016). Against this background, the aim of this study is to document the extent of agroecological practices implementation at farm level for two villages in North-Sudanian Burkina Faso; explore which criteria influence farmer decisions to implement (or not) agroecological practices; and_(3) investigate the extent to which farm typologies can support the process of tailoring agroecological practices to farmers` contexts. The study was conducted in . . .
  

   

  

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