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Can increasing farmers' awareness improve soil and water phosphorus status? Insights from a 'real-life' policy process

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Julia Martín-Ortega *
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Cheng Wen
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Pippa J. Chapman
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Paula Novo
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Alex Higgins
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Phil Jordan
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Rachel Cassidy
DOI:10.1016/j.agwat.2026.110645delete
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• First study of awareness―behavioural change―water quality pathway in full & over time. • Increased awareness and changes in farm practices can be sustained over time. • Reduction in soil/water phosphorus critically depends on tailored one-to-one advice. • How to deliver tailored advice at scale should form part of agricultural system transformation. • Agricultural diffuse pollution policy programmes require embedding social sciences from outset.
Keywords:
Diffuse water pollution
Awareness-focused approaches
Behaviour change
Best land management practices
Phosphorus
Soil
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