Between climate risk and productive changes: Irrigated agriculture as a form of adaptation in Río Segundo, Córdoba, Argentina

In agricultural systems, the risks associated with climate define productive activity by being directly linked to natural processes. This paper makes focus on one aspect considered central to climate risks management in agricultural environments. That is the social perception of risks (especially va...

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Autores principales: Riera, C., Pereira, S.G.
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spelling todo:paper_01884611_v82_n_p52_Riera2023-10-03T15:08:52Z Between climate risk and productive changes: Irrigated agriculture as a form of adaptation in Río Segundo, Córdoba, Argentina Riera, C. Pereira, S.G. Adaptation Argentina Climatic risk Córdoba Irrigated agriculture Social perception adaptive management agricultural management groundwater irrigation system perception precipitation (climatology) Argentina Cordoba [Argentina] Segundo River In agricultural systems, the risks associated with climate define productive activity by being directly linked to natural processes. This paper makes focus on one aspect considered central to climate risks management in agricultural environments. That is the social perception of risks (especially variability or extreme and normal events). This perception responds primarily to different socio-historical influences (such as economic circumstances in the international and national context) and also to changes in climate that in recent decades have affected pre-existing physical conditions. The perception of climate was reflected in productive practices in Río Segundo (province of Córdoba, Argentina) such as irrigation technology adoption. The application of supplementary central pivot irrigation with groundwater is the main strategy implemented by Río Segundo's farmers to address the major climate risk (unstable and low rainfall). The available empirical evidence on precipitation would not be enough to justify the investment in irrigation. However, this "cutting edge" farmers make technology adoption reasonably re-signifying the rainfall risk as beyond acceptable for modern farming. JOUR info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_01884611_v82_n_p52_Riera
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topic Adaptation
Argentina
Climatic risk
Córdoba
Irrigated agriculture
Social perception
adaptive management
agricultural management
groundwater
irrigation system
perception
precipitation (climatology)
Argentina
Cordoba [Argentina]
Segundo River
spellingShingle Adaptation
Argentina
Climatic risk
Córdoba
Irrigated agriculture
Social perception
adaptive management
agricultural management
groundwater
irrigation system
perception
precipitation (climatology)
Argentina
Cordoba [Argentina]
Segundo River
Riera, C.
Pereira, S.G.
Between climate risk and productive changes: Irrigated agriculture as a form of adaptation in Río Segundo, Córdoba, Argentina
topic_facet Adaptation
Argentina
Climatic risk
Córdoba
Irrigated agriculture
Social perception
adaptive management
agricultural management
groundwater
irrigation system
perception
precipitation (climatology)
Argentina
Cordoba [Argentina]
Segundo River
description In agricultural systems, the risks associated with climate define productive activity by being directly linked to natural processes. This paper makes focus on one aspect considered central to climate risks management in agricultural environments. That is the social perception of risks (especially variability or extreme and normal events). This perception responds primarily to different socio-historical influences (such as economic circumstances in the international and national context) and also to changes in climate that in recent decades have affected pre-existing physical conditions. The perception of climate was reflected in productive practices in Río Segundo (province of Córdoba, Argentina) such as irrigation technology adoption. The application of supplementary central pivot irrigation with groundwater is the main strategy implemented by Río Segundo's farmers to address the major climate risk (unstable and low rainfall). The available empirical evidence on precipitation would not be enough to justify the investment in irrigation. However, this "cutting edge" farmers make technology adoption reasonably re-signifying the rainfall risk as beyond acceptable for modern farming.
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Pereira, S.G.
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Pereira, S.G.
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title Between climate risk and productive changes: Irrigated agriculture as a form of adaptation in Río Segundo, Córdoba, Argentina
title_short Between climate risk and productive changes: Irrigated agriculture as a form of adaptation in Río Segundo, Córdoba, Argentina
title_full Between climate risk and productive changes: Irrigated agriculture as a form of adaptation in Río Segundo, Córdoba, Argentina
title_fullStr Between climate risk and productive changes: Irrigated agriculture as a form of adaptation in Río Segundo, Córdoba, Argentina
title_full_unstemmed Between climate risk and productive changes: Irrigated agriculture as a form of adaptation in Río Segundo, Córdoba, Argentina
title_sort between climate risk and productive changes: irrigated agriculture as a form of adaptation in río segundo, córdoba, argentina
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