Considering the Capitanata region (South of Italy) as a case study, the land share-out in agricultural crops have been assessed by using two different approaches: a) multi-year census data and b) land use/land cover digital maps through GIS assisted techniques.
Such a dam, he says, merely briefly delays a river.Indians point out, too, that Pakistan enjoys a rare guarantee: the Indus Water Treaty, struck in 1960 by far-sighted engineers and diplomats who saw that after the partition of land, water had to be shared out too.
Part of the reason for the fallow land in Katine is clan ownership of land, which means that plots are shared out through agreement.
Density-yield curves help evaluate whether land sharing or land sparing most benefits biodiversity.
Life in these small Greenlandic villages is almost Utopian nobody owns land and the spoils of hunts are shared out equally.
Half a century ago, a land reform shared out much of the highland plateau known as the Altiplano among peasant farmers, slowing the rush to the cities.
He got 3,000 dong a kilo for his last crop, against 2,500 dong a year earlier.The local officials who managed the land redistribution tried to share out the best and worst land fairly, so families often got several tiny scattered plots.
Although Mr Healey landed the important health portfolio, Mr Balls's allies on the back benches were privately disappointed by the share-out of jobs, saying it showed Ed Miliband wanted to keep Mr Balls at arms length.
But how can we decide whether land-sharing or land-sparing agriculture is a better strategy?
Food-sharing differed in numbers of sharing-in and sharing-out between the two villages.
Thus, further evaluations are required for both land-sparing and land-sharing scenarios.
