How can communication around farming systems based on permanent grasslands across Europe be improved?

Prevailing farming system classifications, centred on production types such as cattle, dairy, and sheep,are limited in their relevance for permanent grassland farming systems in Europe. This policy brief outlines an effort to redefine, classify, and summarise European farming systems based on permanent grassland. The ultimate goal is to develop a conceptual model of s 'typical' farming systems that are largely reliant on permanent grassland, and their potential to deliver a range of ecosystem services across Europe.

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Location
  • Europe
Authors
  • SUPER-G
Purpose
  • Dissemination
File type
Document
File size
230 kB
Created on
29-02-2024
Origin language
English
Official project website
License
CC BY

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