Agricultural landscape
American Woodcock Winter Habitat Use in an Agricultural Landscape.
... because of changes in tillage practices. Historically, conventional-till systems created soybean fields with ridge and furrow topography; however, no-till agriculture has become a common practice and soybean fields often ...
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From plantings to the paddock: ground-dwelling beetles in a dynamic agricultural landscape
... Habitat fragmentation and modification due to agriculture are major drivers of biodiversity change, and may influence species differently depending on their traits. It is unclear how species traits of insects vary across ...
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The analysis of agricultural landscape change using GIS techniques Case study: Podoleni, Romania
... the agricultural landscape of Podoleni, Neamt County, Romania, in spatio - temporal terms, as a result of the modernization of the ground processing techniques, types of crops, and the degree of ...
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The Research of Agricultural Landscape Evolution in Mountain Area of Southern Jinan Based on Stakeholder Theory
... These agricultural development strategies all combined primary industry with tertiary industry, which not only pointed out the direction of development, but became a protection of agricultural ...in ...
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Wetland hydrology in an agricultural landscape: implications for biodiversity
... of agricultural practices, such as groundwater extraction, stream flow regulation and vegetation clearing often leads to a reduction in both the number and hydrological diversity of wetlands in a landscape, ...
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Evaluation of the Precision Agricultural Landscape Modeling System (PALMS) in the Semiarid Texas Southern High Plains
... Precision Agricultural Landscape Modeling System (PALMS) model to simulate soil water content throughout the growing season for several years and for three major soil series of the semiarid Texas Southern ...
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Variability of Soil Properties in Eroded Agricultural Landscape
... Erosion strongly influences the soil properties and affects the intra-field variation of nutrients not only in steep young morainic landscapes but also on gentle slopes of old-glacial landscapes. The aim of the study was ...
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Carbon storage of headwater riparian zones in an agricultural landscape
... An average of 95 MgC/ha occurred along the 60-m- wide riparian zone of the three sampled Coastal Plain stream networks. This is far less than a potential 242 MgC/ha that would be stored if the entire riparian zone were ...
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Life on the farm : making North Carolina's agricultural landscape sustainable
... and agricultural chemicals; a decline in soil quality and productivity; water pollution; damage to natural biodiversity systems; harm to humans and animal health from exposure to chemical pesticides and additives; ...
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Movement of nitrogen through a riparian forest in a tropical, agricultural landscape
... two possible responses. One is that the N derived from forests is part of the natural cycling of this important nutrient and, considering the small areas of riparian forest in the coastal plain, the inputs of N from ...
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Ecological restoration of dryland kānuka communities in an irrigated agricultural landscape
... Examples of DOC protected dryland remnant areas are Eyrewell, Bankside and Medbury Scientific reserves; the latter being described above. Bankside comprises 2.6 ha of open kānuka shrubland and native grassland on dry ...
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Elite Women and the Agricultural Landscape, 1700 1830
... Together, the book’s seven chapters explore the idea and reality of female landownership, covering everything from legal and practical aspects of estate management, to the moral economies of women’s landownership and ...
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Native and invasive mammalian carnivores in a forestry and agricultural landscape in northwest Tasmania
... The mean distance between plantation sites was 2587 m (median 2474 m) with a maximum of 5413 m and minimum of 1232 m. Thirty-seven of the plantation sites were planted with Eucalyptus nitens and the remaining eight were ...
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Retailing and Retelling: Capitalism and Nature in “A monk walks along Orchard Road”
... an agricultural landscape associated with nature, with this historical trace of nature coming to shape the poet’s perception of Orchard Road’s contemporary urban ...
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Agrarian Landscape in the Delegation of Sbiba: Evaluation of Landscape Dynamics in an Agricultural Area
... and landscape zoning was ...the agricultural landscape of the ...primordial agricultural sector of the region, they occupy ...agrarian landscape in ...
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Trees as farms : painting the new landscape
... the agricultural landscape and the rural idyll, and I have investigated these in ...an agricultural landscape be defined singularly by the purpose of its crop? Can you only assign rurality to ...
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Cultural service values of a small river in Canterbury
... Kerr, G.N. and Swaffield, S. (2007). Amenity values of spring fed streams and rivers in Canterbury, New Zealand: A methodological exploration. Research Report No. 298. Agribusiness and Economics Research Unit, Lincoln ...
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Gene flow and population structure of a common agricultural wild species (Microtus agrestis) under different land management regimes
... of landscape structure and land management on dispersal of populations of wild species inhabiting the agricultural landscape was investigated focusing on the field vole (Microtus agrestis) in three ...
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THE HISTORICAL DIMENSION AS A GUIDE - TOOL IDENTIFICATION AND READING WINE LANDSCAPE CHARACTER OF MENDOZA, ARGENTINA
... a landscape also rests on the presence of the unique concrete elements - landmarks that are relevant to the structure and processes of the ...the landscape, and that may belong to different eras, has value ...
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Building the Modernist rural landscape in the Salazar’s Regime: The agricultural colony of Boalhosa
... Not excluding the possibility that certain international references may have served as an example or influenced some aspects of their urban and architectural design, it seems to us, however, that in the specific case of ...
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