...—show how mixed- farming can deliver to net-zero C. HRC - Henfaes Research Centre (Wales, UK) ● ● Temperate uplands sheep—improve productivity with least environmental impact. INIA-PAP - INIA Palo a Pique (Treinta y Tres, Uruguay) ● ● ● ● ● ● No-till crop-livestock...

... not differ among treatments (P > 0.77). This study indicated that straw feeding value and digestibility can be increased through spring defoliation. digestibility feed intake fiber grazing mixed farming sheep Dryland agricultural systems in the Southern Mediterranean region typically...

... security Livestock livestock products Brazil Russia Malthus T China European Union EU United States Vietnam Smallholder farmers Delgado C Latin America India Climate change Organic agriculture Martin J Pollan M livestock zoonosis livelihood climate change mixed farming system...

... archaeological culture, and changes in the type of settlement patterns and economy. The Chalcolithic mixed farming communities also reached the semi-arid environmental zones. Craft specialisation was the hallmark of the societies of the Chalcolithic period, and the handworkers who lived in southern Levant during...

...: there were towns in some regions, but the majority of people were farmers. Mixed farming was practised, with crops and livestock complementing and supporting each other. Animal husbandry is characterized by a high degree of variety, which can be related to differences in climate, geography...

... intermediation. It also provides a comparison of the systemic seasonality in the Cotton South with a mixed-farming region in the North. The negative impacts of cotton culture on the banking system are also described. Aldrich Vreeland Act Banking Reform Laughlin Laughlin J Laurence National Monetary Commission...