Daniel Tobin

Assistant Professor

University of Vermont

United States

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Daniel Tobin is an Assistant Professor at the University of Vermont, USA. His research focuses on agroecosystems, crop diversity, and food security, with recent articles examining themes such as seed systems, dietary diversity, and the values associated with smallholder farming. Through his work, he addresses the complexities of agricultural sustainability and resilience in various global contexts.

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Yolanda Chen

Assistant Professor

University of Vermont

UNITED STATES

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Eric von Wettberg

Associate Professor

University of Vermont

UNITED STATES

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Cheryl Morse

Associate Professor

University of Vermont

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Articles (11)

Human management of ongoing evolutionary processes in agroecosystems

Smallholder farmers’ diverse values in maize landrace conservation: A case study from Chiapas, Mexico

Do Wealth and Market Access Explain Inconsistent Relationships between Crop Diversity and Dietary Diversity? Evidence from 10 Sub-Saharan African Countries

Market engagement, crop diversity, dietary diversity, and food security: evidence from small-scale agricultural households in Uganda

Towards quantifying relational values: crop diversity and the relational and instrumental values of seed growers in Vermont

Enhancing resilience through seed system plurality and diversity: challenges and barriers to seed sourcing during (and in spite of) a global pandemic

Gendered differences in decision-making and participation in value chains: lessons from the highlands of Peru

Nepali Bhutanese refugee gardeners and their seed systems: Placemaking and foodways in Vermont

From Polanyi to policy: A tool for measuring embeddedness and designing sustainable agricultural policies

Motivations for maintaining crop diversity: Evidence from Vermont's seed systems

Introduction to the Special Issue: More Than Value$ in the Food System

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Yolanda Chen

Eric von Wettberg

Cheryl Morse

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