ArticleFrontiers in public health2025
Quality of life of organic and conventional fruit growers in Poland - a pilot study.
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Quality of life is a multifaceted issue that affects an individual's overall perception of their life, depending on their expectations. It is primarily dictated by subjectively perceived physical health, mental health or social relationships. Our study aimed to examine the quality of life in a group of organic and conventional fruit growers. Fifty-three participants took part in the survey. The WHOQOL-BREF questionnaire was used to measure quality of life. The participants were also asked additional questions about their health situation, financial education, and the length of their farming experience. Body mass and height measurements were taken. Participants mostly rated their economic and health situations as good, with organic fruit growers rating their health situation as better than that of conventional fruit growers. Overall, participants scored 300 (231-388), with organic fruit growers scoring significantly higher than those in conventional production (
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