Milk, Manure, and Muscle Power. Livestock and the Transformation of Preindustrial Agriculture in Central Europe

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The Global Sociometabolic Transition (2008, methodology): “…accounting for the use of energy, ma- terials, and land in historical societies and the empirical results have been described in detail in previous publications (see, e.g., Krausmann and Haberl 2002; Schandl and Schulz 2002; Krausmann 2004; Sieferle et al. 2006; FischerKowalski and Haberl 2007b).”
Challenges for Social-Ecological Transformations: Contributions from Social and Political Ecology (2017, background): “, improved corn/shoot ratios of cereals) and almost limitless draught power from diesel-driven tractors [76].”
KLUM: A simple model of global agricultural land use as a coupling tool of economy and vegetation (2005, background): “Land-use changes and environmental impacts are often spatially and temporally disjoint (Krausmann, 2004) and interlinked by means of international trade.”