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This page is no longer updated. The Macaulay Land Use Research Institute joined forces with SCRI on 1 April 2011 to create The James Hutton Institute.
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Livestock Production in the European Less Favoured Areas: Meeting future economic, environmental and policy objectives through integrated research Poster presentations (full texts) |
Socioeconomic impact of "Queijo
de Nisa" PDO on the the local brands of cheese
A. Fragata, D. Alberto & I. Coelho
Escola Superior Agraria Portugal.
Livestock systems in demonstration
farms of North-western Italian hills
Luca M. Battaglini
Universita' degli Studi di Torino, Italy.
Diversity of land use in sheep
farming systems in semi- and Mediterranean zones
Ana Maria Olaizola & Alberto Bernues
Universidad de Zaragoza, Spain, University of Edinburgh,
UK.
Castile la Mancha, a dissociated
cereal and sheep farming system
Rafaël Caballero
CSIC, Spain.
Raça Preta Portuguese beef
cattle: Integrating economic and environmental objectives in natural
resesources management.
Inocêncio Coelho
EAN-DEESA, Portugal.
Le Reseau Espace - The Espace
network
France Drugmant & Dominique Salvi
Fédération des Parcs Naturels Regionaux de
France.
Elpen: The European Livestock
Policy Evaluation Network
Berien Elbersen
SC-DLO, Netherlands.
A free-range mobile system for layers
with free choice feeding
Erik Hult
Swedish University of Agricultural Science.
Traditional cheese-making in Italian
alpine farms
Antonio Mimosi
Universita' degli Studi di Torino, Italy.
On-farm forage protein production
for sustainable livestock systems: The case for intercropping in the
UK
Anil, L, Park, J & Phipps R.H.
University of Reading, UK
An Evaluation of the Shropshire
Hills ESA from the Farm Business Perspective
Graham Tate & Julian Park,
Harper Adams University College, UK.
European Union Policy towards the beef industry in the
future
Richard Kelly & Colin Anderson, Management Division, SAC,
Aberdeen, UK.