Encyclopedia Pratensis Inno4Grass

Encyclopaedia Pratensis (or the Encyclopaedia of grass meadows) provides links (web browser) to various grassland knowledge objects. These are based on international scientific literature and enriched by farmer practices. The topics covered in a range of languages (Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Polish and Swedish) include i) Access to an extensive range of decision support systems available for grasslands that were assessed during the project; ii) Description of the grassland-oriented brokering systems or farmer knowledge exchange groups in the European countries; iii) Access to papers of academic and applied sciences that are relevant to the various grassland issues; iv) Access to 650 Practice abstracts, 50 technical leaflets, and videos.

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Ubicación
  • Belgium
  • France
  • Germany
  • Ireland
  • Italy
  • Netherlands
  • Poland
  • Sweden
Autores
  • Inno4Grass
Propósito
  • Dissemination
  • Communication
  • Education/Training
Tipo de fichero
Document
Tamaño del archivo
3.77 MB
Creado el
01-03-2019
Lengua de origen
English
Sitio web oficial del proyecto
Inno4Grass
Licencia
CC BY

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