Titlebook: A Systems Approach to Agroecology; Pablo Tittonell Book 2023 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2023 Agricultural landscapes.Agroecosystems.Ho

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Ping Zhang,Xiahui Liu,Ziran Zhangcipatory methods for co-creating knowledge, prototyping, and evaluation are interwoven throughout the sections of this chapter and the following two chapters. A special case of comprehensive and participatory systems design, called co-innovation, is introduced here and illustrated with examples towards?the end of this chapter.

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Xingshan Zhu,Rui Chen,Hui Fan,Boqi Zhutems and animal herds, (ii) farms, and (iii) landscapes/territories. The methods presented range from simple ad-hoc calculations, through participatory and qualitative methods, to quantitative trade-offs assessment using simulation models and scenario analysis. Common trade-offs in agriculture are illustrated with real life examples.

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Book 2023ign and evaluation of agroecological systems and their transitions. The social and ecological complexity of agroecosystems, their dynamics, uncertainties and sustainability, calls for a holistic, systemic approach to agroecology. As such, several questions arise for example: how do we deal with hete

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-42939-2Agricultural landscapes; Agroecosystems; Household modelling; On-farm research; Systems Analysis; Trade-o

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Xianchun Tan,Baihe Gu,Kaiwei Zhu It is not just a matter of increasing agricultural production. Today we produce enough food to feed 10 billion people, yet 2 billon face food insecurity or hunger, while 1.2 billon are overweight and 4.7 million die every year of diet related diseases. This is the result of our current agriculture