Agriculture in a sustainable environment - a holistic approach
W. Blum
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Universitat fur Bodenkultur, Gregor Mendel-Strasse 33, A-l 180 Wien, Austria
Int. Agrophys. 1998, 12(1): 13-24
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Based on a holistic definition of land use, including the six main functions of soil and land, five of them competing with agriculture in space and time, new approaches in the conceptualization and perception of sustainable land use are developed. Sustainable land use is explained as a local and/or temporal harmonization of all main uses of land, minimizing irreversible ones. Agricultural land use depends on all the other uses of soil and land and can only be sustainable when these are sustainable as well.
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