Livestock systems in European rural development An international conference held at the Xenia Palace Hotel, Nafplio, Greece. 23rd-25th January 1997 LIST OF POSTERS (Follow links to full texts)

Environmental Quality in Less Favoured Areas
Fiona Newcombe & George Fisher, Scottish Agricultural College, UK

Extensive livestock breeding in the Montado system
Manuel Belo Moreira & Inocêncio Seita Coelho, Instituto Superior de Agronomía, Lisbon, Portugal

Socioeconomic behaviour in farming households in a semiarid area of Spain
Dea de Lima Vidal, University of Zaragoza, Spain

Can the cashmere goat be a competitor to the hill sheep?
Julian Smith, University of Edinburgh, UK

Use of South American camelids for management of European landscapes, and possible animal welfare problems
Martina Gerken, Institute of Animal Breeding and Genetics, Göttingen, Germany

Beef production systems in nature reserves: possibilities on the market.
Geesje Kuit, Wageningen Agricultural University, The Netherlands

Regional targeting of EU agri-environmental schemes: an integrated methodological approach
Mark Morgan, Institute for Landscape Planning and Ecology, Stuttgart, Germany

A sustainable milk sheep system in the Basque country - Characteristics and constraints
Roberto Ruis, L. Oregui, M.V. Bravo & E. Urarte, CIMA - Granja Modelo Arkaute, Spain

European Policy Evaluation Network (ELPEN): The development of protocols and methodologies for policy evaluation and their impact on rural development. A new EU-funded Concerted Action.
Iain Wright, Macaulay Land Use Research Institute, Aberdeen, UK.

The German Agricultural Information Network (DAINet) - Agricultural Subject-Related Information on the Internet
Dr. Marianne Andres, Centre for Agricultural Documentation and Information (ZADI). Bonn, Germany

Adding value to agricultural enterprises in central Italian LFAs: demonstration projects for production, processing and marketing of fine animal fibre systems
Massimo Trabalza & Massimo Iannetta

7th January 1997