This report was presented at the UK Organic Research 2002 Conference. Grassland supports commodity production and maintenance of soil fertility, as well as environmental, economic and social functions beyond the farm. These include biodiversity and landscape; soil, air and water quality; recreation, rural employment and social benefits. This paper discusses whether organic grassland management delivers benefits, compared with other farming systems, within this multifunctional context, and how future land-use systems might meet a wider range of objectives
International audienceGrasslands are increasingly considered not only for their contribution to live...
1. Organic farming is thought to lead to increased biodiversity and greater sustainability than high...
The shift to more intensive livestock system has put more pressure on grasslands used for pasture. A...
European grasslands encompass a wide range of habitats that vary greatly in terms of their managemen...
In organic farming, the components of the whole farm system interact closely and grassland plays the...
The multifunctional agriculture is increasingly been emphasized as the direction for farming systems...
Maintaining ecosystem functions is a key issue for sustainable farming, while recent reviews (Hole e...
This review deals with the influence of organic farming, as well as with the effects the conversion ...
Multifunctionality with positive effects on nature and society is a central element of organic agric...
Organic management is one of the most popular strategies to reduce negative environmental impacts of...
Environmental concerns associated with annual row crop grain production – including soil erosion, so...
Agriculture within the Less Favoured Areas of the UK (LFAs) is entering a new era in which the compl...
Grasslands cover a significant proportion of the agricultural land within the UK and across the EU, ...
UK Organic Research 2002. Proceedings of the Colloquium of Organic Reseachers (COR) Conference, Aber...
1. Managing agricultural landscapes that can integrate production, biodiversity conservation and the...
International audienceGrasslands are increasingly considered not only for their contribution to live...
1. Organic farming is thought to lead to increased biodiversity and greater sustainability than high...
The shift to more intensive livestock system has put more pressure on grasslands used for pasture. A...
European grasslands encompass a wide range of habitats that vary greatly in terms of their managemen...
In organic farming, the components of the whole farm system interact closely and grassland plays the...
The multifunctional agriculture is increasingly been emphasized as the direction for farming systems...
Maintaining ecosystem functions is a key issue for sustainable farming, while recent reviews (Hole e...
This review deals with the influence of organic farming, as well as with the effects the conversion ...
Multifunctionality with positive effects on nature and society is a central element of organic agric...
Organic management is one of the most popular strategies to reduce negative environmental impacts of...
Environmental concerns associated with annual row crop grain production – including soil erosion, so...
Agriculture within the Less Favoured Areas of the UK (LFAs) is entering a new era in which the compl...
Grasslands cover a significant proportion of the agricultural land within the UK and across the EU, ...
UK Organic Research 2002. Proceedings of the Colloquium of Organic Reseachers (COR) Conference, Aber...
1. Managing agricultural landscapes that can integrate production, biodiversity conservation and the...
International audienceGrasslands are increasingly considered not only for their contribution to live...
1. Organic farming is thought to lead to increased biodiversity and greater sustainability than high...
The shift to more intensive livestock system has put more pressure on grasslands used for pasture. A...