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Adaptations of the cereal production system in a multi-risk environment: A multi-level study in Tunisia

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Audrey Naulleau *
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Inès Shili-Touzi
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Capucine Levas
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Wafa Koussani
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Mehdi Ben Mimoun
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Laure Hossard
DOI:10.1016/j.eja.2026.128138delete
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• Cereal farming in the Mediterranean is based on smallholder crop-livestock systems. • Climatic, institutional and economic risks jeopardize grain self-sufficiency. • Adaptation relies on substituting resources using physical and financial means. • Transformative change needs stronger cognitive and social resource support.
Keywords:
Risk perception
Farming systems
Resources
Resilience
Adaptive capacity
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European Journal of Agronomy cover
European Journal of Agronomy
IF:
5.5
Papers:
605
Citations:
1.3W

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National Agronomic Institute of Tunisia
Scholars:
12
Papers: 7
Citations: 0
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agro développement et innovation aux suds
Scholars:
1
Papers: 1
Citations: 0
U
University of Carthage
Scholars:
350
Papers: 185
Citations: 2.2K
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