marketing research of attitudes towards genetically modified crops by georgian farmers

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Abstract
Although, genetically modified (GM) crops have to be a broadly debated topic in different countries, there has been much less attention devoted to farmer attitudes towards GM crops. This paper attempts to research farmers’ insights on GM crops in Georgia through February-March 2014. An in-depth survey of 611 farmers revealed that respondents lack sufficient knowledge about genetic engineering. They tend to have a negative attitude towards GM crops and are strongly against of import and adoption of GM seeds. An empirical examination based on analysis of variance and Pearson’s correlation coefficient verified that both education and age were significant determinants of awareness of farmers about genetically engineered crops, while income used to have no significant influence on the farmers’ decision to adopt GM crops. In addition, relationship between awareness about genetic engineering and farmers’ decision to adopt GM crops has to be insignificant, as well.
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Authors ;NUGZAR TODUA;TEONA GOGITIDZE
Journal kastamonu eğitim dergisi
Year 2017
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http://www.utgjiu.ro/revista/ec/pdf/2017-01/07_Todua,%20Teona.pdf
Keywords
Attitudes georgia farmers genetically modified crops commercial geography

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