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... CO2 emissions kg/kg produce 4 production systems x 5 handling & retail systems TOMATO – FRESH CONSUMPTION Index value ORG field + Regional, unpacked, box scheme ORG greenhouse + Regional[r] ... See full document

... is most vulnerable to the impacts of climate ...to organic farming systems is the most efficient and long term adaptation ...strategy. Organic agriculture is believed to be the ... See full document

... for sustainable intensification (Buckwell et ...that sustainable intensification projects could potentially have benefits in terms of rural development as well as the environment, by fostering new social ... See full document

... University of Natural Resources and Applied Life Sciences, Vienna I Department of Sustainable Agricultural Systems I Institute of Organic Farming I Knowledge Systems and Innovations Grou[r] ... See full document

... traditional farming system was characterized mainly by small and marginal farmers producing food and basic animal products for their families and local village ...why organic farming is a way of ... See full document

... of organic arable crops, particularly cereals, are generally lower than non-organic ...on organic cereal ...etc. Organic farming is a system of farming that must be ... See full document

... the organic premium lower than the potential gain if it remained ...than organic farmers who complied with the ...adopt organic farming, thus also makes them less likely to ...first ... See full document

... Complementary organic mixed crop Complementary Complementary organic farming farming systems systems dairy systems livestock systems Valorisation of the small territory’s land capabiliti[r] ... See full document

... in organic pro- duction in 1999. Organic farming can be seen as an approach to agriculture where the aim is to create integrated, humane, environmentally and economically sustainable ... See full document

... scientific approach of positivism and reductionism fitting within larger political and economic ...of most of the world’s farmers stands in stark contrast to the principles of inclusive ...innovation ... See full document

... and organic matter circuits in order to improve the robustness and resilience of both crops and animals, with the selec- tion of well-adapted varieties and ...in organic agriculture also challenge ... See full document

... of sustainable horticultural ...new sustainable practices and potential for loss of yields is an ...that organic farming systems are labour intensive, difficult and time consuming to ... See full document

... There is not ONE organic agriculture, but MANY organic farming systems The farm should be considered as a whole, with an holistic approach Diversification, both horizontal and vertical a[r] ... See full document

... smart, sustainable and inclusive growth. They represent a new approach to research and innovation, seeking answers to challenges while maintaining a dual focus on social benefits and the rapid modernisation ... See full document

... conservation-minded farming me- thods with modern technologies in order to exclude inputs such as synthetic pesticides and ...processes. Organic produc- tion systems rely largely on using locally ... See full document

... > For policy makers, the challenge is to support a multi-functional organic farming systems approach on national and European level, which meet the dual role of organic farming:.. > Orga[r] ... See full document

... of Organic Food and Farming (OFF) systems, there is the need to consolidate con- versions to OF, to support entry into organic farming, and to develop existing organic ...embrace ... See full document

... the organic rice farming system absorbs labor ...rice farming systems absorb 128,58 workdays/ha/planting seasons or ...rice farming system as a labor absorber showed at Table ...with ... See full document

... 1997 organic farming has more intensively developed during last ...the organic and conventional farming in the Czech Republic differ in many ways restructuralization of private farming ... See full document

... possible. Most farmers realised was the solution was to use the well-known fertiliser effect of animal and human manures, and they were keen to import fertilisers such as manures and pulverised bones, to fertilise ... See full document