Sustainability strategy in agriculture in the Baltic countries
1995
Tisenkopfs, T. (Institute of Philosophy and Sociology, Riga (Latvia))
The paper discusses the sustainability strategy for the Baltic agriculture after the market liberalization and transition from collective to individual farming, with particular emphasis on sustainable agriculture policy formation and farmers' attitudes towards sustainable agriculture. The agricultural policies in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania are influenced by three dominant strategies: liberal, protectionist, and sustainable, with partisans in different political groupings. The choice of relevent agricultural policies focusses on development patterns for predominantly small-scale and ineffective in the European context Baltic farms
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