Titlebook: Agroforestry in Europe; Current Status and F Antonio Rigueiro-Rodróguez,Jim McAdam,Maróa(chǎn) Rosa M Book 2009 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and

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Assessment of the Extent of Agroforestry Systems in Europe and Their Role Within Transhumance System primary requirement for determining an appropriate EU policy for their maintenance. The Driving forces, Pressures, State, Impact, Response (DPSIR) framework has then been applied to the . of habitats threatened by the decline in transhumance. These include agroforestry systems, the most widespread

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Agroforestry in the Netherlandsnies or is mowed and ensiled. Other combinations of tree species with understorey are explored. Some research has been carried out regarding the attitude of modern farmers. Farmers from different regions had different attitudes. The needs of an urbanising countryside seem to favour chances for agrof

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The Potential for Silvopastoralism to Enhance Biodiversity on Grassland Farms in Ireland to be compatible with conventional grassland systems, increase biodiversity and enhance the farmed landscape. Research in Ireland with sheep on upland vegetation and sheep and cattle on lowland pastures has shown that such systems can reduce nutrient leakage, increase some invertebrates, birds and

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Das Anrei?en in Maschinenbau-Werkst?ttene support systems) and culture (cultural heritage, landscape enhancement and recreation). The importance of the multi-functionality of agroforestry systems in terms of their management input and the range of their outputs is stressed and it is proposed that land use decisions should be made within t

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Das Anrei?en in Maschinenbau-Werkst?ttensing carbon sequestration, enhancing biodiversity, reducing soil losses and helping manage fire risk in specific areas. The advantages of agroforestry systems can confer important social benefits at a farm level, in the different biogeographic regions of Europe and at the same time benefit the gener

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Das Anrei?en in Maschinenbau-Werkst?ttenntify the greatest negative attribute, Mediterranean farmers tended to identify intercrop yield decline (31%), whereas farmers in Northern Europe tended to highlight the general complexity of work (21%) and difficulties with mechanisation (17%). When asked to design a silvoarable system for their fa

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Implikationen der Untersuchungsergebnisse, trees is crucial in sustaining production and improving the environment in rural areas. Despite their great economic, ecological and cultural importance however traditional agroforestry systems have been degraded over the last few decades due to extensification/intensification processes imposed by