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Control of vegetable pests in Benin - Farmers' preferences for eco-friendly nets as an alternative to insecticides

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Control of vegetable pests in Benin - Farmers' preferences for eco-friendly nets as an alternative to insecticides

Auteurs : Faustin Vidogbena ; Anselme Adegbidi ; Rigobert Tossou ; Françoise Assogba-Komlan ; Mathieu Ngouajio ; Thibaut Martin ; Serge Simon ; Laurent Parrot ; Kerstin K. Zander

Source :

Journal of environmental management [ 0301-4797 ] ; 2015.

RBID : Pascal:14-0267577

Descripteurs français

Pascal (Inist)
- Légume, Déprédateur, Agriculteur, Préférence, Protection environnement, Insecticide, Analyse coût, Choix, Lutte intégrée, Zone urbaine, Gestion environnement, Bénin, Afrique Ouest, Insecta, Organisme nuisible, Agriculture urbaine.

English descriptors

KwdEn :
- Benin, Choice, Cost analysis, Environmental management, Environmental protection, Farmer, Insecta, Insecticide, Integrated pest management, Pest, Pest organism, Preference, Urban agriculture, Urban area, Vegetables, West Africa.

Abstract

We investigated if eco-friendly nets (EFNs) are a viable and acceptable alternative to extremely high levels of insecticide use in vegetable production. Using a choice experiment, we found that vegetable producing farmers in Benin preferred all of the characteristics of EFNs except the higher labor requirements. The nets had been distributed in a trial phase for free but in the long run farmers would need to purchase the EFNs. The break-even point for investing in nets was found to vary with the lifespan of EFNs, their purchase price and potential health benefits from avoiding large quantities of insecticides. To break even the nets need to be used for at least two production cycles. To overcome risk-averse farmer's reluctance to adopt EFNs we propose a credit and warranty scheme along with the purchase of the nets. The study's findings can guide the implementation of EFNs in other African countries as part of integrated pest management with global benefits for the environment and human health.

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AU :	VIDOGBENA (Faustin); ADEGBIDI (Anselme); TOSSOU (Rigobert); ASSOGBA-KOMLAN (Françoise); NGOUAJIO (Mathieu); MARTIN (Thibaut); SIMON (Serge); PARROT (Laurent); ZANDER (Kerstin K.)
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DT :	Publication en série; Niveau analytique
SO :	Journal of environmental management; ISSN 0301-4797; Coden JEVMAW; Royaume-Uni; Da. 2015; Vol. 147; Pp. 95-107; Bibl. 1 p.1/4
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EA :	We investigated if eco-friendly nets (EFNs) are a viable and acceptable alternative to extremely high levels of insecticide use in vegetable production. Using a choice experiment, we found that vegetable producing farmers in Benin preferred all of the characteristics of EFNs except the higher labor requirements. The nets had been distributed in a trial phase for free but in the long run farmers would need to purchase the EFNs. The break-even point for investing in nets was found to vary with the lifespan of EFNs, their purchase price and potential health benefits from avoiding large quantities of insecticides. To break even the nets need to be used for at least two production cycles. To overcome risk-averse farmer's reluctance to adopt EFNs we propose a credit and warranty scheme along with the purchase of the nets. The study's findings can guide the implementation of EFNs in other African countries as part of integrated pest management with global benefits for the environment and human health.
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