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Marius Michels1, Malte Behrens1, Hendrik Wever1
1Farm Management Group, Department of Agricultural Economics and Rural Development, Georg August University of Göttingen, Göttingen, D-37075, Germany.
Journal of environmental management
|January 19, 2026
Resumen
Las regulaciones alemanas sobre nitrógeno en las "zonas rojas" enfrentan el escepticismo de los agricultores sobre su efectividad ambiental y sus impactos económicos. Los agricultores desean enfoques más flexibles y específicos para cada explotación en lugar de una mayor rigidez regulatoria para una mejor gestión del nitrógeno.
Área de la Ciencia:
- Economía Agraria
- Política Ambiental
- Agronomía
Sus antecedentes:
- Alemania aplica estrictas regulaciones sobre nitrógeno a través de las denominadas "zonas rojas" en virtud de la Ordenanza alemana sobre fertilizantes.
- Las perspectivas de los agricultores y las estrategias de adaptación bajo estas políticas prescriptivas están poco investigadas.
Objetivo del estudio:
- Identificar los puntos de vista de los agricultores sobre los impactos regulatorios (ecológicos, económicos, sociales).
- Documentar las adaptaciones de los agricultores a las regulaciones sobre nitrógeno.
- Explorar las preferencias de los agricultores por enfoques regulatorios alternativos.
Principales métodos:
- Estudio de métodos mixtos que combina la Q-metodología y entrevistas cualitativas.
- Participaron 24 gerentes de explotaciones convencionales en Baja Sajonia, Alemania.
- La Q-metodología utilizó 25 declaraciones en tres dimensiones de sostenibilidad.
Principales resultados:
- Dos perspectivas distintas de los agricultores emergieron: "Escepticismo sobre la efectividad ambiental" y "Planificación económica y flexibilidad específica para cada explotación".
- Ambos grupos coincidieron en la carga administrativa, las desventajas económicas y la exclusión de la toma de decisiones.
- Los agricultores se adaptaron a través de la tecnología, alteraron los cultivos y modificaron las estrategias de fertilización.
Conclusiones:
- Las políticas prescriptivas de nitrógeno impulsan la adaptación, pero también la resistencia debido a la ineficacia percibida.
- Los agricultores favorecen una mayor flexibilidad regulatoria, como cuotas a nivel de explotación y plazos de adaptación al clima.
- Una gestión eficaz del nitrógeno requiere enfoques colaborativos que equilibren las normas obligatorias con la flexibilidad específica de cada explotación.
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