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This research examined livestock farmers' intention to move manure waste to anallocated landfill and the impact of financial support by municipalities on farmer'sbehavior. The theoretical framework was developed using the Theory of PlannedBehavior and tested the validity of the model. The survey was carried out with 336farmers in Bursa, Turkey, where animal husbandry is the primary source of livelihood.Research results have shown that the developed model proved to be satisfactory inpredicting farmers' intentions. The attitude (β=0.38;  p &lt;0.01) variable was the mostimportant determining factor on farmer behavior followed by subjective norms (β=0.30; p &lt;0.01). Financial incentives provided by local governments was a strong mediatoreffect between attitude (β=0.62;  p &lt;0.01) and farmers' behavior. This studyemphasizes that local governments should employ more proactive environmentalmeasures, raise financial incentive initiatives in animal waste management to ensurefarmers ' participation in these practices and sustainable agriculture.

A holistic approach in explaining farmers' intentional behaviour on manure waste utilization