haku: @indexterm AGRICULTURE / yhteensä: 706
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The life cycle of rice: LCA of alternative agri-food chain management systems in Vercelli (Italy)
Journal of Environmental Management
2009 : MAR, VOL. 90:3, p. 1512-1522
 2009 Blengini, G. A.
Busto, M.
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The scope for regulatory incentives to encourage increased efficiency of input use by farmers
Journal of Environmental Management
2009 : FEB, VOL. 90:2, p. 808-814
 2009 Barnes, A. P.
Moran, D.
Topp, K.
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Supply chain quality and its managerial challenges - Insights from Ukrainian agri-food business
Journal for East European Management Studies (JEEMS)
2009 : VOL. 14:4, p. 332-356
 2009 Hanf, J.H.
Gagalyuk, T.
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Life cycle attribute assessment: Case study of Quebec greenhouse tomatoes
Journal of industrial ecology
2009 : AUG, VOL. 13:4, p. 565-578
 2009 Andrews, E. (et al.)
12.
Debate: the Soviet agricultural surplus: a retrospective
Europe-Asia Studies
2009 : JUN, VOL. 61:4, p. 669-683
 2009 Gregory, P.
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The Danish agro machinery industry in a global perspective, 1945-2005
Scandinavian economic history review
2009 : VOL. 57:1, p. 26-47
 2009 Christensen, J.
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Swedish harvests, 1665-1820: Early modern growth in the periphery of European economy
Scandinavian economic history review
2009 : VOL. 57:1, p. 2-25
 2009 Edvinsson, R.
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The achievability of sustainable reporting practices in agriculture
Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental management
2009 : MAY/JUN, VOL. 16:3, p. 155-166
 2009 Williams, B.R.
Wilmshurst, T.
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Risk-sharing policies in the context of the French Flood Prevention Action Programmes
Journal of Environmental Management
2009 : NOV/DEC, VOL. 91:2, p. 363-369
 2009 Erdlenbruch, K. (et al.)
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Towards a planning support system for environmental management and agri-environmental measures—The Colorfields study
Journal of Environmental Management
2008 : NOV, VOL, 89:3, p. 234-244
 2008 Paar, P.
Röhricht, W.
Schuler, J.
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