''Visinteresantākās vietas'': robežjoslas sociālekoloģiskās mijiedarbes veicināšanai Latvijas laukos

Aistara, G., Central European Univ., Budapest . Dept. of Environmental Sciences and Policy

''Visinteresantākās vietas'': robežjoslas sociālekoloģiskās mijiedarbes veicināšanai Latvijas laukos

2012

Aistara, G., Central European Univ., Budapest (Hungary). Dept. of Environmental Sciences and Policy

This article is based on a series of seminars about permaculture organized together with the Latvian Eco-health farm network in summer 2010, during which Latvian organic farmers evaluated the compatibility of permaculture principles with Latvian organic farmers evaluated the compatibility of permaculture principles with Latvian rural practices and cultural meanings. The article explores the significance of diversity and edges in Latvian organic farms and farmers' views of the applicability of permaculture principles for Latvian rural development.

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AGROVOC Keywords

agricultura alternativa agriculture alternative agriculture biologique alternative agriculture desarrollo rural latvia letonia lettonie organic agriculture recherche research rural development

Bibliographic information

Publisher

Zinātne

Pagination

p. 203-218, 262

Other Subjects

Developpement rural; Agricultura organica; Investigacion

Language

Latvian

Note

Summary (En)

25 ref.

ISBN

978-9984-879-25-3

Translated Title

''The most interesting places'': border zones to facilitate socio-ecological interactivity in the Latvian countryside

Type

Summary; Am

Source

Life - development - well-being in the Latvian countryside, Cimdina, A.Raubisko, I..- Riga (Latvia): Zinātne, 2012.- 978-9984-879-25-3.- p. 203-218, 262

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