Thomas J. Venus

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Justus WesselerDepartment of Economics, Wageningen UniversityVerified email at wur.nl
Dušan DrabikSection Economics, Wageningen University, The NetherlandsVerified email at wur.nl
Maarten PuntLecturer, Circular Economy, Windesheim University of Applied ScienceVerified email at windesheim.nl
Valentina Cristiana MateriaAssistant Professor Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Wageningen University and ResearchVerified email at wur.nl
Claudio SoregaroliUniversità Cattolica del Sacro CuoreVerified email at unicatt.it
Alessandro BonannoColorado State UniversityVerified email at colostate.edu
Liesbeth DriesSection Economics, Wageningen UniversityVerified email at wur.nl
Rico IhleSection Economics, Wageningen University, The NetherlandsVerified email at wur.nl
Roel JongeneelSenior scientist, LEI Wageningen-UR; Assistant professor Wageningen UniveristyVerified email at wur.nl
Elena CastellariVerified email at unicatt.it
Koen DillenEuropean CommissionVerified email at ec.europa.eu
Nicholas KalaitzandonakesDivision of Applied Social Sciences, University of MissouriVerified email at missouri.edu
Terese E. VenusUniversität PassauVerified email at uni-passau.de
Milan MartinovFaculty of Technical Sciences, Novi Sad, SerbiaVerified email at uns.ac.rs
Miodrag ViškovićUniversity of Novi SadVerified email at uns.ac.rs
Aleksandar NesterovićResearch Assistant, Faculty of Technical Sciences, University of Novi SadVerified email at uns.ac.rs
Sanja BojicAssistant Professor, University of Novi SadVerified email at uns.ac.rs
Stefan MannAgroscopeVerified email at agroscope.admin.ch
Harry de GorterDyson School of Appplied Economics & Management, Cornell UniversityVerified email at cornell.edu

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Food processor and retailer non-GMO standards in the US and EU and the driving role of regulations E Castellari, C Soregaroli, TJ Venus, J Wesseler Food Policy 78, 26-37, 2018	69	2018
The interaction between EU biofuel policy and first-and second-generation biodiesel production C Boutesteijn, D Drabik, TJ Venus Industrial Crops and Products 106, 124-129, 2017	54	2017
The role of a German multi-stakeholder standard for livestock products derived from non-GMO feed TJ Venus, D Drabik, J Wesseler Food Policy, 2018	41	2018
The plant protection products (PPP) sector in the European Union: a special view on herbicides A Bonanno, VC Materia, T Venus, J Wesseler The European Journal of Development Research 29, 575-595, 2017	33	2017
Acceptance of sustainability standards by farmers-empirical evidence from Germany V Hannus, TJ Venus Journal of Environmental Management 267, 110617, 2020	28	2020
The costs of coexistence measures for genetically modified maize in Germany TJ Venus, K Dillen, MJ Punt, JHH Wesseler Journal of Agricultural Economics 68 (2), 407-426, 2017	25	2017
Understanding stakeholder preferences for future biogas development in Germany TE Venus, F Strauss, TJ Venus Land Use Policy 109, 105704, 2021	19	2021
Overview of the Agricultural Inputs Sector in the EU J Wesseler, A Bonanno, D Drabik, VC Materia, L Malaguti, M Meyer, ... http://www.europarl.europa.eu/studies, 2015	16	2015
The EU Cattle Sector: Challenges and Opportunities – Milk and Meat R Ihle, L Dries, R Jongeneel, T Venus, J Wesseler www.europarl.europa.eu/RegData/etudes/STUD/.../IPOL_STU(2017)585911_EN.pdf, 2017	15*	2017
EU biofuel policies for road and rail transportation sector D Drabik, T Venus EU bioeconomy economics and policies: Volume II, 257-276, 2019	12	2019
Labelling GM‐free products. A case study of dairy companies in Germany M Punt, T Venus, J Wesseler EuroChoices 15 (1), 45-51, 2016	11	2016
Comparison of Bt and Non-Bt maize cultivation gross margin: a case study of maize producers from Italy, Spain and Germany T Venus, R Casadamon, C Soregaroli, J Wesseler Futuragra, Rome, 2011	10	2011
Ist das Angebot von Nahrungsmitteln “Ohne Gentechnik “wirtschaftlich nachhaltig T Venus, N Kalaitzandonakes, J Wesseler Vierteljahrshefte zur Wirtschaftsforschung, 93-110, 2012	7	2012
Bereits doppelt so viel "ohne Gentechnik"-Milch als Biomilch in Deutschland: Welche Bedeutung hat GVO-freie Milch für unsere Milchwirtschaft? TJ Venus, JHH Wesseler Deutsche Molkerei Zeitung 133 (2), 24-26, 2012	7	2012
Evolution of European GM-free Standards: Reasoning of Consumers and Strategic Adoption by Companies TJ Venus, JHH Wesseler Review of Agricultural and Applied Economics, RAAE 18 (2), 20 - 27, 2015	6	2015
Mala biogas postrojenja Đ Đatkov, M Višković, M Marinov, A Nesterović, S Bojić, M Effenberger, ... Fakultet tehničkih nauka (FTN), Novi Sad, Srbija i Bavarski državni zavod za …, 2021	5	2021
Research for agri committee-the EU cattle sector: challenges and opportunities-milk and meat: Study R Ihle, LKE Dries, RA Jongeneel, TJ Venus, JHH Wesseler Publications Office of the European Union, 2017	4	2017
The costs of coexistence on farms in Germany MJ Punt, TJ Venus, J Wesseler AgBioForum 20 (1), 24-36, 2017	4	2017
Lessons from EU Voluntary Labeling Schemes for GM-Free Processed Food Products TJ Venus, N Kalaitzandonakes, J Wesseler The Coexistence of Genetically Modified, Organic and Conventional Foods …, 2016	4	2016
GMO free milk: A system comparison of Germany and Switzerland S Mann, T Venus Agroscope Science 21, 2015	3	2015

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