Xueqin Zhu

Associate Professor

Wageningen Universiteit

Netherlands

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Xueqin Zhu is an Associate Professor at Wageningen Universiteit in the Netherlands. His research focuses on sustainable agricultural practices, food waste management, and environmental impacts of agricultural systems, with a particular emphasis on issues relevant to China. Recent publications explore topics such as upcycling food waste, the implications of reducing chemical fertilizers, and collective action in rural communities.

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Articles (17)

Rebound effects may undermine the benefits of upcycling food waste and food processing by-products as animal feed in China

Reducing chemical fertilisers under the European Union's farm to Fork strategy: implications for Italian processing tomatoes

Farmer cooperative fever and collective environmental action: Evidence from China's Rural Human Settlements Improvements

Contributing to sustainable smallholder agriculture through optimizing key agricultural inputs in China

Why do farmers stop using collective drip irrigation technology? Evidence from rural Xinjiang, China

Water quality management could halve future water scarcity cost-effectively in the Pearl River Basin

Decreasing environmental footprints of dairy production systems through optimization of feed rations and origins

Boosting domestic feed production with less environmental cost through optimized crop distribution

The Impact of Migration on Farm Performance: Evidence from Rice Farmers in China

Deeds and Words: Farmers’ Attitude-Paradox in Collective Action for Small-Scale Irrigation

Do small and equally distributed farm sizes imply large resource misallocation? Evidence from wheat-maize double-cropping in the North China Plain

An economic-psychological perspective on perceived land tenure security: Evidence from rural eastern China

Persistence of land reallocations in Chinese villages: The role of village democracy and households’ knowledge of policy

Trust or Control? The Role of Group Size in Governing Small‐scale Irrigation Facilities*

The impact of land transfer and farmers’ knowledge of farmland protection policy on pro-environmental agricultural practices: The case of straw return to fields in Ningxia, China

Rural household migration in China – the roles of actual and perceived tenure security

Cost-effective management of coastal eutrophication: A case study for the yangtze river basin

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Michelle T.H. van Vliet

Wim Heijman

Oene Oenema

Hans-Peter Weikard

Maryna Strokal

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