FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W41014823> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W41014823 abstract "Agrobiodiversity Enhancement (ABDE) is a strategy that has been advanced for preventing environmental degradation without losing agricultural productivity. However, there is not yet sufficient evidence to support the important role that ABDE might have for managing agricultural land use in the tropical uplands. This research is an attempt to help fill this knowledge gap. The general aim of the thesis was to explore the potential of ABDE as a management alternative for agricultural land use in the uplands in terms of environmental protection, productivity and farmer acceptability. To achieve the aim, a methodological framework for evaluating agricultural land use in the uplands was developed. The methodology aimed at allowing one to understand the influence of agricultural land use on natural resources and farm productivity and the social factors that will most likely influence land users to enhance agrobiodiversity of their production. The methodological framework provided a minimum set of criteria and indicators that can be used for assessing agricultural land uses in the uplands. Main criteria for the evaluation included protection, productivity, viability security and acceptability. The following indicators were included: Shannon Diversity Index, Depth of Topsoil, Soil Organic Matter, Soil Nitrate, Crop Yields, Net Income, Trend in Income and Harvest Loss, Farmer Traits, Farm Characteristics and Farmer perceptions on the influence of farming on the health of natural resources and of the farm workers. The methodological framework also includes a range of methods and techniques for gathering environmental, economic and social data in the uplands and indicates circumstances under which each might best be utilized. Using the methodological framework, agricultural land use in an upland area in Liliw, Laguna Philippines was evaluated for protection of natural resources, specifically of the soil quality and for farm productivity and for the social factors that influence the way agricultural lands are managed. Results showed integration of horticultural trees and crops have potential for protecting thickness of the topsoil, reducing nutrient wastage and is more economically profitable than monocropping systems. Specifically, coconut exhibited importance in maintaining thickness of topsoil while lanzones played major role in augmenting farm income and as buffer to income losses from annual crops. Older farmers and women were found associated with agricultural land use with diversified production in the case study area. The Logit model analysis further showed that leadership quality and land ownership are the social factors that will likely influence integration of horticultural trees and crops in the uplands. Other personal characteristics like years of experience in farming, access to other sources of livelihood, land size, awareness of land degradation and effect of agrochemicals on heath of the farm workers have no likely influence on agricultural lands with integration of horticultural trees and crops. SWOT…" @default.
• W41014823 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W41014823 creator A5015775787 @default.
• W41014823 date "2008-01-01" @default.
• W41014823 modified "2023-09-23" @default.
• W41014823 title "Agrobiodiversity Enhancement for the sustainability of the tropical uplands: An evaluation of agricultural land use in Liliw, Laguna, Philippines" @default.
• W41014823 cites W124114393 @default.
• W41014823 cites W1263096980 @default.
• W41014823 cites W140117153 @default.
• W41014823 cites W1491350976 @default.
• W41014823 cites W1504240479 @default.
• W41014823 cites W1506491031 @default.
• W41014823 cites W150862806 @default.
• W41014823 cites W1510281349 @default.
• W41014823 cites W1517239511 @default.
• W41014823 cites W1532085445 @default.
• W41014823 cites W1536352724 @default.
• W41014823 cites W1540238583 @default.
• W41014823 cites W1541866667 @default.
• W41014823 cites W1544940298 @default.
• W41014823 cites W1545375685 @default.
• W41014823 cites W1558597638 @default.
• W41014823 cites W1566003384 @default.
• W41014823 cites W1573125838 @default.
• W41014823 cites W157440329 @default.
• W41014823 cites W1602672075 @default.
• W41014823 cites W1611018887 @default.
• W41014823 cites W1689558995 @default.
• W41014823 cites W1723789831 @default.
• W41014823 cites W1753257943 @default.
• W41014823 cites W1808964779 @default.
• W41014823 cites W1836025726 @default.
• W41014823 cites W1855100195 @default.
• W41014823 cites W1871253930 @default.
• W41014823 cites W1877199460 @default.
• W41014823 cites W1899070133 @default.
• W41014823 cites W1926649910 @default.
• W41014823 cites W1935401457 @default.
• W41014823 cites W1963773674 @default.
• W41014823 cites W1963825399 @default.
• W41014823 cites W1964825386 @default.
• W41014823 cites W1964858326 @default.
• W41014823 cites W1964933530 @default.
• W41014823 cites W1968836470 @default.
• W41014823 cites W1971689377 @default.
• W41014823 cites W1973372431 @default.
• W41014823 cites W1974084509 @default.
• W41014823 cites W1976710062 @default.
• W41014823 cites W1978384252 @default.
• W41014823 cites W1980905177 @default.
• W41014823 cites W1990421878 @default.
• W41014823 cites W1997158872 @default.
• W41014823 cites W1998746131 @default.
• W41014823 cites W2001670548 @default.
• W41014823 cites W2002932382 @default.
• W41014823 cites W2004039051 @default.
• W41014823 cites W2005147158 @default.
• W41014823 cites W2008180669 @default.
• W41014823 cites W2011450949 @default.
• W41014823 cites W2012807999 @default.
• W41014823 cites W2015461997 @default.
• W41014823 cites W2017937333 @default.
• W41014823 cites W2019200990 @default.
• W41014823 cites W2021467098 @default.
• W41014823 cites W2021502720 @default.
• W41014823 cites W2021759454 @default.
• W41014823 cites W2021907121 @default.
• W41014823 cites W2025722695 @default.
• W41014823 cites W2027340587 @default.
• W41014823 cites W2028562581 @default.
• W41014823 cites W2028576201 @default.
• W41014823 cites W2028751667 @default.
• W41014823 cites W2029976396 @default.
• W41014823 cites W2031630021 @default.
• W41014823 cites W2032160264 @default.
• W41014823 cites W2032329059 @default.
• W41014823 cites W2033765185 @default.
• W41014823 cites W2034298451 @default.
• W41014823 cites W2034956280 @default.
• W41014823 cites W2036531110 @default.
• W41014823 cites W2037637461 @default.
• W41014823 cites W2040961966 @default.
• W41014823 cites W2042593293 @default.
• W41014823 cites W2043269707 @default.
• W41014823 cites W2044596736 @default.
• W41014823 cites W2045168385 @default.
• W41014823 cites W2045780850 @default.
• W41014823 cites W2046008465 @default.
• W41014823 cites W2046251591 @default.
• W41014823 cites W2046916524 @default.
• W41014823 cites W2047881382 @default.
• W41014823 cites W2049445347 @default.
• W41014823 cites W2050112737 @default.
• W41014823 cites W2050831882 @default.
• W41014823 cites W2052988928 @default.
• W41014823 cites W2053438180 @default.
• W41014823 cites W2056177036 @default.
• W41014823 cites W2059907616 @default.
• W41014823 cites W2060399587 @default.
• W41014823 cites W2060498481 @default.

• next