Examples of using Farming systems in English and their translations into Romanian
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Different agricultural practices may in fact coexist in the same area, where some farming systems have overcome the natural handicap through intensification processes.
Technological innovations in farming systems have proven efficient means for the aquaculture industry to reduce their environmental impacts.
Furthermore, emphasis needs to be given to establishing more diverse farming systems which are more robust in terms of withstanding biotic stresses.
which every day works to devise new products, farming systems, automated processes and technologies.
promoting sustainable farming systems.
This section is relevant to livestock farms and particularly to intensive cattle farming systems.
Our trade helps provide the farmers of the Kenya Organic Oil Farmers' Association with a steady income, and helps develop sustainable farming systems and fund community projects in the local area.
Rural development measures under all axes will be measured against more refined performance indicators for farming systems and production methods so as to respond to the challenges related to climate change,
envisaged in Option 3, would concentrate the aid on extensive farming systems which are less profitable and present a higher risk of land abandonment.
Finding ways to maintain traditional farming systems is critical not only for securing the survival of vibrant rural communities
An area delimitation based upon a homogeneous set of bio-physical criteria throughout the European Union would increase the probability of focusing the aid on extensive farming systems because the area designation is unambiguously linked to natural handicaps hindering agriculture.
The diversity of farming systems, climatic conditions,
this is most relevant for mixed farming systems and intensive livestock farms. .
target the support to extensive farming making a positive contribution to sustainable land management by excluding intensive farming systems from the aid.
The Member States would have the possibility to fix eligibility rules at farm level in order to target the aid to specific farming systems in the framework of their RDP programmes.
would limit NHP support to those farming systems which make a specific positive contribution to sustainable land management.
in the framework of their rural development programmes, to fix eligibility rules at farm level in order to target the aid to specific farming systems.
to maintaining and promoting sustainable farming systems.
in particular in areas where intensive farming systems, normally associated with greater environmental risk, coexist with extensive farming systems.
free-range farming systems.