Current Issue
Vol. 3 No. 2 (July 2024): In progress
EISSN:
2758-1403
Aims and Scope
New Countryside is an open access international journal,which publishes cutting-edge research findings with the aim of promoting sustainable development of all aspects of contemporary rural society, economy and culture, enhancing the quality of life of farmers and improving their living environment. It aims to provide a platform for scientists and scholars around the world to share and discuss different aspects of rural issues. Articles from different theoretical perspectives and approaches that will contribute to the development of rural science are welcome.
The scope of The New Countryside includes but is not limited to:
- Research on rural policies
- Rural infrastructure development
- Rural cultural development
- Economic upliftment
- Agricultural development
- Rural Tourism
- Environmental Protection
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Babu George, Martha Ravola
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This study explores the potential role of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Education (SNAP-Ed) in fostering a green economy in rural Mississippi, specifically in Adams, Claiborne, and Jefferson counties. Using a mixed-methods approach, we conducted a comprehensive needs assessment to identify the nutritional and physical activity challenges faced by elementary school-aged children in these communities....
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Huaheng Shen, Lingyun Yu, Nor Fadzila Aziz, Li Peng, Yufeng Long, Yu Luo, Xiaokang Xiang
22-39
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As pivotal agents in traditional villages, residents play a crucial role in the preservation and continuation of intangible cultural heritage within these villages. Grounded in the theory of planned behaviour, this study examines residents’ attitudes toward the inheritance of intangible cultural heritage in traditional Chinese villages, using Zhaoxing Dong Village as a case study. To...
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Clemens Fuchs
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In the past decade the land market in Eastern Germany was characterized by a relatively high level of land mobility and severe land price hikes. Land prices in individual regions differ considerably, however. This paper has examined whether obtaining a higher sales price for a utilised agricultural area in particular bounds has a spillover effect...
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Tammam Yaghi, Arslan Awadis, Khozam Boshra, Yaghi Muna
56-66
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To promote forage crop productivity in the drought–suffering Salamiyya area, overpopulation, and water mismanagement in the agricultural field, the modified FAO– Aqua Crop 2012 program which can be used with other programs to simulate the recommended strategies to select the best one for cultivating alfalfa, barley, and vetch, compared with the area’s farmer practices (control)....
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Announcements
2022-12-02
Dr. Anne Ouma participated in the event on behalf of New Countryside, and discussed issues of rural sustainable development at the meeting.The event is an academic alliance among 20 Universities in Sweden and Japan,aiming to promote long-term research collaboration between the two countries.The theme of this year's event is: ‘Sharing ONE future: Integrative Knowledge and Sustainable Transformation towards a better world ’.
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