this article examines the livelihood strategies of land scarce peasants in ethiopian. land scarce peasants have a limited livelihood security on a sustainable manner and bypassed by major development programmes. the study was centred on two sets of rationales. first, for those peasants who do not have sufficient farmland, agriculture provides only a limited portion of households’ livelihood sec...

This article examines the livelihood strategies of land scarce peasants in Ethiopian. Land scarce peasants have a limited livelihood security on a sustainable manner and bypassed by major development programmes. The study was centred on two sets of rationales. First, for those peasants who do not have sufficient farmland, agriculture provides only a limited portion of households’ livelihood...

The warning of the emergence a global recession in 2023 is center attention for all countries world. issue reinforced by many financial institutions world that have joined call this issue. This stems from increase interest rates to reduce inflation. Many economic observers are opinion Indonesia far recession, but does not mean will an impact on Indonesia, especially area ​​taxation. purpose stu...

An ongoing decrease in habitat and species diversity is occurring many areas across Europe, including grasslands mountain areas, calling for adapted biodiversity management measures. In this context, we carried out 79 interviews with grassland farmers five alpine regions Germany, France, Austria, Italy, Switzerland. We analyzed farmers’ perceptions about the functions services of their grasslan...

This paper reviewed a body of literature on climate adaptation options in sub-Saharan Africa's (SSA) smallholding agriculture and complemented it with case study involving experts interviews, focus group discussions, large-scale household surveys, farmer practices observation while drawing insight from the concept “everyday interrupted agency” agency theory to assess perceived limitations clima...

CONTEXT: Livestock farming is a major factor in the balance or disruption of bio-geochemical cycles, climate and biodiversity. The Brazilian Amazon emblematic these tensions between livestock production environment. Extensive cattle has spearheaded territorial conquest this region for more than 50 years, main cause deforestation. intensification animal presented as success long-term maintenance...

Production of food and forest products will need to increase to meet the world’s projected demand. This challenge can be met by either extensification or intensification but, with little new land available for agriculture in many regions of rapid population growth, intensification will be pre-eminent. Global, average cereal yields will need to rise from the current 2.9 to 4.2 Mg ha−1 by 2025. T...

To secure adequate food supply is the major challenge for humanity in the 21st century. Growing world population andits urbanization put pressure on this basic need, which is further threatened by the constant loss of fertile land. Theassessment of sustainability of food supply under increasing pressure on land resources has been selected as one of themost important priority topics ...

Mountain regions are characterized by complex interrelations between human and natural systems. Political socioeconomic drivers at various scales affect mountain farming systems functioning, resulting in farm structural changes (management, structure economic performance). Longitudinal studies help fully understand the dynamics of these systems, identify their main change, prepare for foreseeab...

Farm numbers are steadily declining in Europe and globally while farms become larger more intensive. Driven part by worsening macroeconomic conditions, these structural changes the associated rationalization of agricultural supply chains have affected social relations rural areas. In turn, farmers' contacts influence farming decisions. Social thus interconnected, they affect resilience areas th...