Kristiina Ala-Kokko
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Assistant Professor
Also affiliated: Kansas State University (2022–2025)
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Kristiina Ala-Kokko's research investigates the economic, environmental, and climate-related impacts of agricultural practices and technologies. Her work includes studies on the economic and ecosystem impacts of genetically modified maize in South Africa, as well as comparisons between conventional and conservation agriculture in wheat production within the same region. Ala-Kokko has also examined climate-based measures of supply chain resilience and the effects of warming on crop yields, specifically sunflowers. Her research extends to understanding the productivity effects of on-farm technology adoption and consumer preferences related to agricultural products. Ala-Kokko's publication record includes studies on nonlinear heat effects in maize and the impact of disjunctive marking on consumer choices.
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- h-index: 3
- Publications: 7
- Citations: 61
Positions
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Kansas State University publications 2022–2025ORCID
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University of Arkansas publications 2021–2026ORCID
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Assistant Professor publications 2021–2026University of Arkansas at Fayetteville Institution web page
Selected Publications
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From field trials to farm adoption: identifying the productivity effect of on-farm technology adoption (2026)
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Economic and ecosystem impacts of GM maize in South Africa (2021)
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- Economic and ecosystem impacts of GM maize in South Africa
- From field trials to farm adoption: identifying the productivity effect of on-farm technology adoption
- Economic and ecosystem impacts of GM maize in South Africa
- Economic and ecosystem impacts of GM maize in South Africa
- Economic and ecosystem impacts of GM maize in South Africa
- Economic and ecosystem impacts of GM maize in South Africa
- Economic and ecosystem impacts of GM maize in South Africa
- From field trials to farm adoption: identifying the productivity effect of on-farm technology adoption
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