Medium-Intensity PG in Marginal Climate, Mostly Cut (MM_C)
This type is managed at medium intensity, and herbage is mostly harvested by cutting rather than grazing. It is found in regions where grass growth is limited either by long winters or by extended summer drought, and is most frequent in the Pannonian and eastern Continental biogeographic regions, the Baltic states and the Iberian and Balkan peninsulas. Under the climatic restrictions in these regions, higher than medium management intensities are usually not possible.
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