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Showing items 72811 through 72819 of 73380.The objective of this study implemented in the Peruvian Amazon around the city of Pucallpa was to determine possible use of Inga edulis to control some weed species (e.g. Imperata brasiliensis) and how different agricultural practices influence weed occurrence.
In urban areas, infrastructure projects to improve the living environment, such as construction of roads and parks, have been carried out by modifying and abolishing agricultural land.
The advance of the agricultural frontier, characterized by the conversion of natural ecosystems into cultivated areas, was intensified in the last decades. Most of the practices used to manage soils cause changes in the soil quality and soil organic matter (SOM) dynamics.
After a previous description of pasture utilization in Sierra de Guara Natural Park, eight sheep farms were selected for a study of the relationships between farming systems and land use at the farm level.
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