Field evidence for positive certification outcomes on oil palm smallholder management practices in Colombia.

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Authored by Furumo, P. R.,Rueda, X.,Rodríguez, J. S.,Parés-Ramos, I. K.,Furumo, P. R., Rueda, X., Sebastian R.J. ; Ramos, I. K. P.

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This study undertakes farm-level assessment of certification programs in palm oil sector- RSPO and Organic (IFOAM) in Colombia. It was found that certified producers demonstrated better environmental practices including lesser use of agrochemical and substitution of synthetic fertilizers.

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Field evidence for positive certification outcomes on oil palm smallholder management practices in Colombia.

Empirical study

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Published 2020 by Elsevier Ltd. Authored by Furumo, P. R., Rueda, X., Sebastian R.J. ; Ramos, I. K. P., Furumo, P. R., Rueda, X., Rodríguez, J. S. and Parés-Ramos, I. K.

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Field evidence for positive certification outcomes on oil palm smallholder management practices in Colombia.

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Field evidence for positive certification outcomes on oil palm smallholder management practices in Colombia.

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