Region-wise development of prototypes of integrated arable farming and outdoor horticulture

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In the Netherlands integrated arable farming systems (IFS) are being developed at three regional experimental farms, with region-specific crop rotations and cropping systems. Most pesticide and fertilizer inputs appear to be replacable by non-chemical methods and organic manure, with economic results similar to conventional systems. The targeted reductions in pesticide use in the Netherlands' Multi-Year Crop Protection Plan for the year 2000 can already clearly be met. Further improvements of the prototype systems are considered. Recently started farming systems research for outdoor horticulture is briefly discussed. -Authors

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Wijnands, F. G., & Vereijken, P. (1992). Region-wise development of prototypes of integrated arable farming and outdoor horticulture. Netherlands Journal of Agricultural Science, 40(3), 225–238. https://doi.org/10.18174/njas.v40i3.16508

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