What is the relationship between the rationalization of dryland farmers and the dynamics of changes (changes) in the types of agricultural commodities? Are there any article suggestions relevant to the topic?
Note: Farmer rationalization uses Samuel Popkin's or Chayanov's theory.
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Farmers' rationality in dryland crop cultivation is shaped by environmental conditions, economic factors, and technological advancements. They consider factors such as drought tolerance, adaptability, pest resistance, market demand, and profitability when choosing which crops to cultivate. The dynamics of changes in crop types depend on shifts in climate patterns, market demands, availability of improved crop varieties, access to irrigation or water conservation techniques, and government policies. Farmers continually evaluate and adjust their crop choices to optimize yields, profitability, and sustainability in dryland farming systems.