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  1. A typology of European farmers' viewpoints on soil management and an investigation of their context-dependency
  2. Unlocking agroforestry: how Danish farmers and landowners perceive trees in agriculture
  3. Agrifood companies must take responsibility for nitrogen pollution
  4. The Farmer and Soil Health: Understanding the Foundation for Sustainable Soil Management
  5. Evaluation of global research on agricultural nitrogen pollution between 1990 and 2023: Challenges for more efficacy and equity
  6. Beyond Win-Wins: Unlocking Nature-Based Solutions for Transformative Agriculture
  7. Assessing corporate responsibility for nitrogen pollution: A tiered framework for ESG disclosures in agrifood supply chains
  8. Carbon farming: The foundation for carbon farming schemes – lessons learned from 160 European schemes
  9. Household resilience and its role in sustaining food security in rural Bangladesh
  10. Wetlands, Property Rights, and Land Tenure
  11. Irrigation is a considerable nitrogen input in global cropland
  12. Routledge Handbook of Wetlands
  13. Climate change skepticism of European farmers and implications for effective policy actions
  14. The Danish nitrogen footprint: balancing regulation with individual environmental responsibility
  15. ESG reporting meets farmer – implications of the European corporate sustainability reporting directive for the agrifood sector
  16. A roadmap for carbon farming in Europe
  17. From Fields to Flora: Decoding Historical Land-Use Intensification and Its Impact on Danish Plant Biodiversity
  18. Soil Health and Challenges to Sustainable Soil Management in Denmark: Stakeholder Perceptions
  19. Undisclosed transgressions? Lacking acknowledgements of large agrifood firms on their impacts on the planetary boundaries
  20. Protection of water resources from agricultural pressures: Embracing different knowledge domains in governance approaches
  21. Environmental sustainability of food production and consumption in the Nordic and Baltic region – a scoping review for Nordic Nutrition Recommendations 2023
  22. Interorganizational Collaboration in Contexts of (Mitigating) Value Conflict
  23. Regulatory approaches in water policy and governance
  24. Assessing nitrate groundwater hotspots in Europe reveals an inadequate designation of Nitrate Vulnerable Zones
  25. Unveiling the frontiers: Historical expansion and modern implications of agricultural land use in Denmark
  26. Discordance between farmers and scientists - Perspectives on nitrogen reduction measures in Denmark
  27. Carbon Farming: The Foundation For Carbon Farming Schemes – Lessons Learned from 160 European Schemes
  28. Sustainable soil management: Soil knowledge use and gaps in Europe
  29. Assessing nitrate groundwater hotspots in Europe reveals a severely inadequate designation of Nitrate Vulnerable Zones
  30. Less Livestock in North‐western Europe? Discourses and Drivers Behind Livestock Buyout Policies
  31. Land-users' perspectives on carbon farming and result-based schemes 
  32. Navigating the nexus: The role of intermediaries in charting a new frontier of policy integration for agrifood and energy systems transformation
  33. Discordance between Farmers and Scientists - Perspectives on Nitrogen Reduction Measures in Denmark
  34. The Helsinki Convention’s agricultural nutrient governance: how domestic institutions matter
  35. Sea-level rise in Denmark: paleo context, recent projections and policy implications
  36. Water governance diversity across Europe: Does legacy generate sticking points in implementing multi-level governance?
  37. Social factors influencing actor agency of nitrate management in local agricultural landscapes of Poland
  38. Historical Transition of a Farming System towards Industrialization: A Danish Agricultural Case Study Comparing Sustainability in the 1840s and 2019
  39. The Role of Stakeholder Engagement in Developing New Technologies and Innovation for Nitrogen Reduction in Waters: A Longitudinal Study
  40. Multi-Actor Platforms in the Water–Agriculture Nexus: Synergies and Long-Term Meaningful Engagement
  41. How Hercules cleans up the Augean stables: differentiated implementation of the EU Water Framework Directive
  42. Explaining the variation in historical trends for agriculture and population density using soil, climate, and topography data. A case study from Denmark
  43. Mapping conversations about land use: How modern farmers practice individuality
  44. Protection of drinking water resources from agricultural pressures: Effectiveness of EU regulations in the context of local realities
  45. What does framing theory add to our understanding of collective decision making in nitrogen management?
  46. Promise and performance of agricultural nutrient management policy: Lessons from the Baltic Sea
  47. WaterCoG: Evidence on How the Use of Tools, Knowledge, and Process Design Can Improve Water Co-Governance
  48. Achieving Sustainable Nitrogen Management in Mixed Farming Landscapes Based on Collaborative Planning
  49. Policies for wetlands implementation in Denmark and Sweden – historical lessons and emerging issues
  50. Lag Time as an Indicator of the Link between Agricultural Pressure and Drinking Water Quality State
  51. Nitrate Management Discourses in Poland and Denmark—Laggards or Leaders in Water Quality Protection?
  52. Social capital factors affecting uptake of sustainable soil management practices: a literature review
  53. DNMARK: Danish Nitrogen Mitigation Assessment: Research and Know-how for a Sustainable, Low-Nitrogen Food Production
  54. Targeted set-aside: Benefits from reduced nitrogen loading in Danish aquatic environments
  55. Pursuing implementation solutions for targeted nitrogen management in agriculture– a novel approach to synthesize knowledge and facilitate sustainable decision making based on collaborative landscape modelling
  56. Using landscape scenarios to improve local nitrogen management and planning
  57. Opportunities and Barriers for Water Co-Governance—A Critical Analysis of Seven Cases of Diffuse Water Pollution from Agriculture in Europe, Australia and North America
  58. Stakeholder Engagement and Knowledge Co-Creation in Water Planning: Can Public Participation Increase Cost-Effectiveness?
  59. The challenge of legitimizing spatially differentiated regulation: Experiences from the implementation of the Danish Buffer zone act
  60. Environmental life cycle assessments of producing maize, grass-clover, ryegrass and winter wheat straw for biorefinery
  61. Evaluating public participation in Denmark’s water councils
  62. Nitrogen footprints: Regional realities and options to reduce nitrogen loss to the environment
  63. Policies for agricultural nitrogen management—trends, challenges and prospects for improved efficiency in Denmark