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THE BENEFITS PROVISION OF HIGH NATURE VALUE FARMLAND AND EFFECTS OF THE RURAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM IN PROTECTING AND ENHANCING THEM
(STEF92 Technology, 2017-06-29, Jana Spulerova, Marta Dobrovodska, Barbora Satalova, Miriam Vlachovicova)
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High Nature Value (HNV) farming has been developed since the early 1990s as a policy tool to describe those farming systems in Europe which have the greatest biodiversity value and which depend to a great extent upon the continuation of specific farming systems and practices across broad areas of the countryside. Three types of HNV farmland have been distinguished: Type 1 пїЅ farmland with a high proportion of semi-natural vegetation, Type 2 пїЅ farmland with a mosaic of low-intensity agriculture and natural and s...
Ecology and Environmental Protection2017