Exploring the role of traditional management practices to cope with climate change in mountain areas
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Date
2024
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Muñoz Ulecia, EnriqueMartín Collado, Daniel
Bernués Jal, Alberto
Tenza Peral, Alicia
Casasús Pueyo, Isabel
Villalba Mata, Daniel
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Abstract
Optimistic scenario: natural pasture quality and productivity increase, cow body
condition score, feed self-sufficiency and gross margin improve by increasing the
length of the grazing season.
Medium scenario: farming indicators improve in the short-term and then return to
current levels in the long-term. Adaptations worsen farm feed self-sufficiency and
gross margin due to the shortened length of the grazing season.
Worst scenario: sharp decrease in all indicators. Adaptations maintain herds nutritional
state, but at lower farm feed self-sufficiency and gross margin
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3rd Mountain Livestock Farming Systems Meeting , Clermont-Ferrand, (Francia) 5-7 june 2024
AGROVOC subjects
Cambio climáticoClima de montaña
Sistemas de pastoreo
Biodiversidad
Other field subjects
Cambio climáticoExplotación Agrícola Extensiva
Prácticas Ancestrales
Zona De Montaña
Sponsorship
Enrique Muñoz Ulecia thanks the Government of Aragon for the
predoctoral contract supporting this research. H2020 GenTORE
project No. 727213. Government of Aragón for Research Group
Funds A26_23R and A25_23R.