Lotte Yanore-van Rangelrooij

Lotte Yanore-van Rangelrooij is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at Wageningen University specializing in Dutch agricultural economics and farm management systems. Her work bridges policy analysis, farm-level decision-making, and sustainable practice implementation, with primary focus on dairy farming ecosystems in the Netherlands.

Her educational foundation includes a PhD completed in 2023 at Wageningen University under the supervision of Professor Alfons Oude Lansink and Dr. Jantine Sok. The doctoral research examined A Behavioural Economic approach to Dairy Farmers' Investment Behaviour in an Uncertain Policy Context, funded through a university project spanning 2018-2023.

Research interests center on quantifying policy uncertainty impacts through Bayesian modeling, developing biodiversity-integrated business models for peat meadow dairy farming, and analyzing collective action mechanisms for ecosystem service delivery. Methodologically, she combines participatory network analysis with socio-economic field studies to address agricultural resilience challenges.

Recent publications reveal a cohesive trajectory in Dutch agricultural systems analysis, with 2024-2025 outputs demonstrating increasing sophistication in modeling farmer decision pathways under EU policy shifts. Key thematic clusters include investment behavior under regulatory flux, biodiversity-business model synergies, and cross-border resilience frameworks.

She maintains active collaboration with European research networks, particularly through the European Federation of Animal Science conferences, and contributes to interdisciplinary projects connecting agricultural policy with ecological outcomes. Current work extends into Spanish small-ruminant systems while maintaining core focus on Netherlands-based dairy landscapes.