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Understanding Adaptive Policy Mechanisms through Farm‐level Studies of Adaptation to Weather Events in Saskatchewan, Canada
The report examines how farmers in southern Saskatchewan adapt to weather events such as hailstorms, frost, drought, and flooding. It identifies zero-tillage farming as a key adaptation measure and analyzes the extension activities of the Saskatchewan Soil Conservation Association (SSCA) as a policy instrument. The analysis finds that the SSCA's success in promoting zero-tillage is due to several adaptive policy mechanisms, including integrated assessment, multi-perspective deliberation, formal review, subsidiarity, and the encouragement of self-organizing networks.
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