Study on Farmers’ Cognition and Willingness to Planting Trees during Collective Forest Right Reform Based on Data from Plain Areas of Henan Province

Min Liu and Shaozhou Zhou

Asian Agricultural Research, 2013, vol. 05, issue 06, 6

Abstract: On the basis of the survey data from plain areas of Henan Province, farmers’ cognition and willingness to planting trees in collective forest right reform are studied. According to statistical analysis and regression equation of binary logistic regress analysis, it is generally believed that different participants have various attitudes to the reform, with regard to if planting trees or more, reform variables have a distinct effect, as well as income variable and loaning or lending variable. At last, some advices are put forward, that is, the government should strengthen collective forest right reform, accelerate matching reform and increase policy and financial support to forestry farmers.

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Date: 2013
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