Sustainable agriculture and farm sustainability: a survey and proposal of revisited definitions in the light of values, properties and boundaries of agriculture sustainability

This paper reviews international conceptions of sustainable agriculture and farm sustainability, reveals the incompleteness of existing definitions, and proposes revised definitions grounded in principles, values, societal objectives and viability properties.

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This article contributes to the launch of the Erytage network by analyzing the concepts of sustainable agriculture and farm sustainability. The first part examines different sustainable development frameworks to categorize current positions on sustainable agriculture. The second part offers a state-of-the-art literature review using both chronological and interpretative analyses. Based on these insights, the authors propose a new definition of sustainable agriculture that integrates core principles, values and associated social objectives. Finally, drawing on research into farm sustainability, they present an expanded definition encompassing principles, values, societal goals and key system properties required for long-term viability.

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Informazioni sul contributo

Progetto

Innovations agronomiques

Innovations agronomiques

Posizione
France
Autori del contributo
Frédéric ZAHM, Adeline ALONSO UGAGLIA, Héloïse BOUREAU, Bernard DEL'HOMME, Jean-Marc BARBIER, Pierre GASSELIN, Mohamed GAFSI, Laurence GUICHARD, Chantal LOYCE, Vincent MANNEVILLE, Amandine MENET et Barbara REDLINGSHOFER
Scopo
Adopt innovative practices

Tipo di file
documento
Pubblicato su
01 nov 2015
Lingua d'origine
French
Sito web ufficiale del progetto
Innovations agronomiques
Licenza
CC BY