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  • New farmers and networks : how beginning farmers build social connections in France
  • Agriculture ; Farmer ; France ; Income ; Network ; Social environment ; South-Western France
  • Brittany ; Farm building ; France ; Livestock farming ; Poultry farming ; Western France
  • Issues in institutionalizing on-farm client. Oriented research : a review of experiences from nine national agricultural research systems
  • This paper reviews the experiences of nine national agricultural research systems which have at least five years experience in building on-farm research capacity. Three critical areas of institutionalization are analyzed : integrating on-farm
  • and experiment station research| involving resource-poor farmers in the research process| and developing interdisciplinary research with a systems perspective. - (l'A.).
  • The subject of the present paper is the damage caused by severe winds in Poland in 1975-86. Since 1985 individual farmers have been required to pay a natural disaster insurance for buildings, movables crops and livestock. Therefore, the damage
  • discussed here relates to rural regions where the losses are 10 times higher than in towns (weaker buildings, scattered layout).
  • Agricultural productivity ; Agricultural technique ; Agriculture ; Central America ; Farmer behaviour ; Motivation ; Soil conservation ; Sustainable development
  • . Long-term adoption depends on building community capabilities that permit farmers to experiment and innovate. The results of COSECHA's field studies on farmer productivity and technological adoption are discussed. - (SLD)
  • Paper focuses on reasons for the non-adoption, at least over the long run, of soil conservation technologies by local farmers. Governments are criticized for promoting expensive structures aimed at soil retention rather than at vegetative cover
  • Farm ; Lublin ; Poland ; Regional analysis ; Rural landscape ; Specialization ; Statistics
  • structure (71.1%). In consequence, farm buildings make up a vast portion of the region’s rural landscape. Their type and appearance vary subject to farm size and specialization. This paper discusses the diversification of the rural landscape in Lublin
  • voivodship in view of the specific composition of farm buildings. – (BJ)
  • it is particularly developed. Because of the purchase of lands and because of the various consequences of their buildings, motorways deeply disturb the farm plots and the economy of the regions they go through. The study of the measures adopted to bring solutions
  • The motorway network is particulary dense in the Northern region of France. Built for most of it to the prejudice of farming lands, it tends to discorganize the regional farming space, especially in the areas of intensive farming, where
  • to the various problems (regrouping of lands, compensation allowances) leads us to stress wide disparities in the region's agriculture-differences which the building of motorways make even wider because it accelerates processes already on the move.
  • Agricultural practice ; Agroindustrial system ; Dairy farming ; Ecological capital ; Farm ; Farmer behaviour ; Fertilizer ; Friesland ; Landscape structure ; Nature conservation ; Netherlands (The) ; Nitrogen
  • about endogenous knowledge on the relation between farm activities and the reproduction of the landscape and its flora and fauna in the Friesian Woodlands. They suggest that building adequate, local institutional frameworks that strengthen landscape
  • The AA. analyze the revitalization of ecological capital, which provides insights into how effective adjustments in land-use and farming practices can stimulate a reconnection between farming, nature and society. The paper focuses on a case study
  • Growing buildings in corn fields : urban expansion and the persistence of maize in the Toluca Metropolitan Area, Mexico
  • Agriculture ; Farmer ; Household ; Livelihood ; Maize ; Metropolitan area ; Mexico ; Periurban development ; Urban growth ; Urbanization
  • to some extent as producers age and non-farm income sources surge. At the same time, some maize still persists for tradition and security as non-farm income is often volatile. The results reflect a persistence of maize in peri-urban areas of central Mexico
  • Farm layouts and building styles of the metis agriculturalists in Central Saskatchewan prior to 1870 manifested technology imported from francophone communities along the St. Lawrence River. The AA. contend that the metis house and farmstead
  • Agricultural mechanization ; Agricultural policy ; Agricultural production ; Atlas ; Climate ; Farm ; Farm building ; Farming;Agriculture ; Gardening ; Land use ; Livestock farming ; Reindeer ; Soil ; Sweden ; Thematic map ; Working population
  • Possibilites of development for agricultural units (farms) in the New Länder and consequences for its management
  • Agricultural production ; Agricultural productivity ; Agriculture ; Farm ; German Democratic Republic ; Germany ; Market economy ; Unit of production
  • By means of three examples of future development - the change of existing structures into a farm cooperation, the foundation of a large-scale enterprise and a family farm respectively - potential development steps of agriculture in the Eastern part
  • of Germany are outlined. The consequences for management are derived from the problems arising from the change of agricultural production associations (LPG) and from the process of building up new enterprises. - (L'A.).
  • Agriculture ; Farm ; Farm building ; Netherlands (The) ; Urban area ; Urban fringe ; Utrecht
  • Patterns of vegetation change on alpine mountain summer farms in Norway
  • Land use ; Livestock farming ; Mountain ; Norway ; Nutrient ; Pastureland ; Soil properties ; Summer farm ; Vegetation ; Vegetation dynamics ; Western Norway
  • of ordination methods. The results showed that mountain summer farming created a clear difference between areas at a larger distance from the farmsteads and those in the immediate surrounding of the buildings. The former are characterized by species typically
  • Vegetation data and environmental variables of 3 mountain summer farms on the Hardangervidda plateau, Western Norway, with similar ecological site conditions, but different grazing histories and present states of use, were analysed with the help
  • occurring in habitats with low disturbance, the latter by species characteristic for grazed habitats. Changes after abandonment of mountain summer farming occurred slowly, and the results emphasized the importance of the accumulated soil nutrients
  • Assessment of the earthquake vulnerability of multi-residential buildings in Slovenia
  • The paper assesses the earthquake vulnerability of multi-residential buildings in Slovenia, although it is limited to the buildings that were built before 1981, in the time when the earthquake building codes were much less elaborated than today
  • . In the paper, based on the building completion year, buildings are classified into different time periods, which are characterized by important historical events and bigger changes in earthquake building codes. - (L'A.).
  • Yemen, land of builders.
  • by comparing the location of new properties and abandoned properties. New building shows a clear trend towards greater areal concentration. The adoption of an abandoned farm as a holiday residence is seen as the outcome of a complex developmental process
  • Patterns of migration, settlement reorganization and desettlement are examined. The principal bodies of data used are migration data assembled from local population registers, data on new building from building permits issued and data on abandoned
  • , and the longer the farm has been empty the greater is the likelihood that this stage will be reached. The models constructed for trends in population, services and communications depict cross-sections from the dynamic developmental process taken at five-year
  • In the last century and a half, Ljubljana has expanded substantially. The build-up has been most distincly oriented toward the north onto the traditionally agricultural gravel plain of Ljubljansko polje. Because this area is also where the main
  • pumping stations for the city's drinking water supply are located, water protection zones were established that to a certain extent have prevented the build-up on fertile agricultural land. In spite of this, urbanization is the primary process changing
  • land use, and due to the regulation of the Sava River the area close to the river has experienced quite extensive agricultural intensification. Due to the pressures of urbanizations, agriculture oriented primarely toward stock raising and truck farming
  • Detached house ; Farm building ; France ; House building ; Land use ; Regional disparities ; Rural area ; Rural change
  • . It appears that the first permanent settlers chose the locations for their farm buildings according to functional considerations concerning the necessity of avoiding as much as possible the inconveniences which might result from physical constraints
  • on their efforts at development (proximity of a source of drinking water, dry and firm building terrain, nearby exploitable land, etc.) rather than socio-political factors (such as the more or less chronic insecurity which sometimes played a major role in other