Organic systems
Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi in organic systems
... that organic farming practices can enhance the amounts of AMF inoculum (Bending et ...from organic practices (Scullion et ...of organic systems, particularly during the conversion phase, when ...
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Compatibility of Breeding Techniques in Organic Systems
... in organic systems are preferably those that have been bred according to the above defined criteria specifically under organic production conditions, from source genetic material that has been ...
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Indicator systems resource use in organic systems
... Individual environmental emissions such as carbon dioxide (CO 2 ) and nitrous oxide (N 2 O) were quantifi ed and aggregated into impacts. The impacts are potentials for global warming (GWP), eutrophication (EP) and acidifi ...
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Promising no tillage organic systems for vegetable crops
... No-tillage systems are subject to increased attention, and researchers from the Department of Food Science, Aarhus University, participate in the trans- European project SoilVeg to further investigate aspects of ...
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In low-input and organic systems.
... However, since the crop affects pest species and abundance, the first crop in a rotation can also influence the entire rotation by increasing the weed seed, insect and plant parasitic ne[r] ...
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The impact of long term organic farming on soil derived greenhouse gas emissions
... farming systems – two organic ones, bio-dynamic, BIODYN (composted manure and slurry) and bioorganic, BIOORG (rotted manure and slurry); a conventional one (with manure, slurry and synthetic fertiliser) ...
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Socio economic aspects of animal health and food safety in organic farming systems
... sustainable systems with emphasis on animal health and welfare as well as food safety and ...quality. Organic systems of livestock production have developed to meet the concerns of society for good ...
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Parasite problems in organic livestock and options for control
... It is clear from the above that there are very good reasons why organically reared pigs may have considerably higher endoparasite infection levels than conventional pigs, as documented by Nansen & Roepstorff (1999). ...
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Soil health management and biodiversity: the central pillars of plant disease management in organic agriculture
... Conclusions Organic systems have little means to reduce biotic and abiotic variation The importance of diseases is affected in organic systems by Nutrition Soil health and fertil[r] ...
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Impact of different farming systems on epigeic beneficial arthropods and earthworm fauna in arable crops
... within organic systems: pollination, pest control, and maintenance of soil ...farming systems and ...farms. Organic systems also substantially reduce external inputs and do not use ...
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Organic beef and sheep production in the uplands
... the organic system, perceived risks to animal health, and the maintenance of a robust market for organic ...beneficial, organic systems need to be ...the organic unit at Redesdale, as a ...
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Oat variety characteristics for suppressing weeds
... for organic farming has been questioned by some economists and policy makers but little empirical research has been ...as organic farming, with more targeted, single-approach measures such as extensifi- ...
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A call for innovations tht change the (organic) world
... in organic agriculture programmes and I began the first experience of participatory plant breeding (PBB) for organic farmers in Brittany ...of organic seed for planting went into force in 2004, ...
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Teagasc Organic Production Research Conference Proceedings 2008
... of organic agriculture, that nutrient replacement, ...within organic agriculture is not .../ systems based view of the behaviour of nutrients, and also energy, in farm systems and the ...
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Organisation of organic agriculture research in Denmark background, use of knowledge syntheses, analysis of results
... Twelve knowledge syntheses from ICROFS in Danish • Nitrogen leaching and balances in conventional and organic production systems • Health and welfare in organic milk production • Opportu[r] ...
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Co Designing an organic framework: the ”REF’AB” Project in France
... - level 2: second, persistence and continuity through investment in assets and stocks, upon which sustaina- bility is focused; beyond the use of resources, sustainability is about protection and creation (repro- duction ...
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Contribution of organic farming to public goods in Denmark
... from organic dairy farming and supporting organic (pesticide-free) agriculture on land directly above groundwater sources used for drinking ...supporting organic agriculture as a single policy mea- ...
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Possible Natural Toxins in Organic Livestock Farming
... certified organic practices has expanded dramatically and it is expected to increase in the ...for organic foods driven primarily by consumers’ perceptions of the quality and safety of these foods and to ...
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EVALUATION OF THE USE OF ANIONIC/ NONIONIC MIXED MICELLES IN REVERSED PHASE LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY OF CHLOROPHENOLS
... adding organic modifiers to the system on chromatogra- phic efficiency are ...of organic modifier, micelle concentration and pH on elution stren- gth and selectivity in mixed micellar liquid chromato- ...
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Effects of long-term use of different farming systems on some physical, chemical and microbiological parameters of soil quality
... Among the physical fractions, the clay fraction is the most important component of soil. The clay fraction is de- fined as the fraction of soil particles with effective diame- ters of less than 2 µm. Clay is a colloid ...
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