Sustainability in agriculture — an evaluation of principal goal-oriented concepts to close the gap between theory and practice

By S. Wirén-Lehr. 2001

252 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Ecology, Environmental Chemistry, Plant Science

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In Ecology

1. H. V. D. Werf
2. I. Acosta-Alba
3. A. Wossink
4. O. Sydorovych

In Environmental Chemistry

1. H. V. D. Werf
2. I. Acosta-Alba
3. A. Wossink
4. O. Sydorovych

In Plant Science

1. H. V. D. Werf
2. I. Acosta-Alba
3. A. Wossink
4. O. Sydorovych

Citations in the corpus

• THE MEANING OF AGRICULTURAL SUSTAINABILITY: EVIDENCE FROM A CONJOINT CHOICE SURVEY (2008, background): “Production in agriculture is also highly dependent on the specific natural conditions and socio-technical settings (von Wirén-Lehr, 2001).”
• The Use of Reference Values in Indicator-Based Methods for the Environmental Assessment of Agricultural Systems (2011, background): “SAFE [38], following von Wirén-Lehr [40], contrasts Absolute Reference values, which allow the assessment of a single system with a previously defined value, and Relative Reference values, which are based on indicator values for similar systems or a reference system.”