A study on Gozitan farmers’ perception and attitude towards climate change was published in the peer-reviewed publication European Journal of Agronomy. It was conducted by University research­ers Charles Galdies, Alex Said, Liberato Camilleri, and Melissa Caruana.

The study includes results of a survey regarding Gozitan livestock and crop farmers’ attitude, beliefs, willingness and capacity to adjust their practices in response to climate change.The conclusions may be useful for research, outreach strategies and to formulate policy aimed at helping the Gozitan farming sector adapt to climate change.

It showed a dire need for more information on impacts, risks and ways to introduce new farming techniques and practices.

The study may be viewed until January 27 at the website below.

http://authors.elsevier.com/a/1SAPw47-DZc9Jz

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