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Frontiers in Environmental Science, 2016 Mountain farming areas are associated with high nature value and offer attractive landscapes, but farming in these areas is less viable than farming in more favorable regions. Consequently, there is a threat of land abandonment.
Silvia Martha Roberta Raimunda Marton +5 more
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The Mountain Farms in the Upper Savinja Valley after 1967
Acta Geographica Slovenica, 1979 The treatise deals with the situation of mountain farms in the period after they had been connected by the roads. Roads enable the mountain farms first of all to become increasingly changed from the autarchic farming to the modern market-oriented ...
Drago Meze
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Acta Geographica Slovenica, 2004 In this paper, a conception of developmental types of mountain farms in the municipality Ribnica na Pohorju is presented regarding the state of developmental potentials on farms.
Boštjan Kerbler
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Insects, 2023 Jamaica produces coffee marketed as Blue Mountain and high mountain (grown outside the Blue Mountains). Since the discovery of the coffee berry borer (CBB; Hypothenemus hampei) in Jamaica in 1978, chemical control has traditionally been the primary ...
Ameka Myrie +5 more
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Mountain farms between the Kokra and the Draga valleys
Acta Geographica Slovenica, 1983 The author has already investigated the farms in the Kokra valley and in the Krvavec promontory, within the framework of the study "Investigation of the Mountain Farms in Slovenia". With the present study is thus given a picture of the mountain farms on
Drago Meze
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The Mountain Farms in the Kokra Valley and in the Krvavec Promontory
Acta Geographica Slovenica, 1981 The study is a part of the research work »Development of the mountain farms in Slovenia«, managed by the Geographical Institute Anton Melik at the Slovene Academy of Arts and Sciences.
Drago Meze
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Do Dairy Farming Systems Differ in Antimicrobial Use?
Animals, 2019 The quantitative assessment of antimicrobial use (AMU) in food-producing animals contributes to the provision of essential information for developing relevant and effective policies to reduce use and to control antimicrobial resistance.
Anna Zuliani +7 more
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Family Dairy Farms in the Northern French Alps: Persistence and Adaptation in a Changing World
Mountain Research and Development, 2015 The maintenance of family farms in mountain areas constitutes a serious challenge in the context of globalization. European mountain agriculture faces significant natural constraints and cannot follow the same development path as agriculture in the ...
Sophie Madelrieux +3 more
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Acta Geographica Slovenica, 1985 Following the established method based on »Basic Guide-lines for the Geographical Research of the Mountain Farms in Slovenia« the author examined 233 farms in the central Polhov Gradec Mountains, 104 on the right side of the river Poljanščica (i.e ...
Drago Meze
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Acta Geographica Slovenica, 2010 Family farms are characterized by the fact that they are passed down within the family from one generation to the next. In this way, the orientation of parents and especially farm owners is also passed on to children.
Boštjan Kerbler
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