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… policy making Session 2: responses Workshop 2.1: Crops, livestock, genetics and seed systems Workshop 2.2: … 65 ENHANCED ADAPTATION OF WINTER PULSES TO RAIN-FED FARMING SYSTEMS IN SOUTH ASIA SARKER, ASHUTOSH; AGRAWAL, SHIV … 71 THE IMPLICATION OF LAND USE AND CLIMATE VARIABILITY ON LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION IN NKAMBE PLATEAU OF CAMEROON: …

… DeclInIng opTIons, global consequences FooD (In)securITy - FarmIng ourselves InTo exTIncTIon in 2008, food insecurity … food-production zones are shifting, crops are failing, livestock are dying and ponds, lakes, rivers and underground … they did not invest money in cultivation and sold their livestock before the drought arrived. When drought effects …

… agricultural sector, in particular for the largest 3% of livestock farms in Europe. 4. Current ozone concentrations … the use of fossil fuels and developments in transport and livestock. Future air quality could profit from climate and … future use of fossil fuels, but more to the development in livestock and diets. Current knowledge indicates that ammonia …

… hectare of soil can hold 3,750 tons of water. 12 • Livestock production accounts for over 8% of global … credits generated by applying sustainable land management farming techniques. So far they have achieved a reduction of … each year and enough fodder to support many more livestock. To date, it has improved the food security of …

… river ba- sin from natural vegetation to arable farming and cattle grazing. Removal of the natural vegetation … C relies extensively on aquaculture especially salmon farming on the section of the River X which flows through its … of water use (e.g. drinking water use, use of water for livestock watering, irrigational water use, water use for …

… management, taking account of the whole nitrogen cycle; – Livestock feeding strategies; – Low-emission manure spreading …