Landscape agronomy : lessons learned and challenges ahead, from a European perspective

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10 septembre 2022

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Claudine Thenail et al., « Landscape agronomy : lessons learned and challenges ahead, from a European perspective », HAL-SHS : géographie, ID : 10.1007/978-3-031-05263-7_10


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Landscape Agronomy is expected to contribute to the observation, understanding and support of agriculture at the landscape level. The conceptual model of Landscape Agronomy was developed to integrate assessment and monitoring beyond the farm level and across multiple temporal and spatial scales. In this chapter, we evaluate the relevance of the Landscape Agronomy conceptual model by analysing three issues of integrated governance and public action. The three examples highlight the three parts of the conceptual model: (a) core agricultural landscape dynamics, illustrated by farmers’ collective projects of agroecological transition; (b) the three poles of the conceptual model—practices, resources and patterns—illustrated by Integrated Pest Management as an example of requirements for sustainable agroecosystem management; and (c) temporal and spatial interactions, illustrated by the concept of territorial circularity as a way to integrate landscape-based management into global issues related to nutrient cycles. Although it captures the key issues addressed by such perspectives, the Landscape Agronomy conceptual model still faces some challenges, such as explicit consideration of temporal dimensions and explicit inclusion of new (invisible) patterns emerging from newly available data and digitalisation.

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