#8041. Exploring drivers and levels of technology adoption for ecological intensification of pastoral systems in north Patagonia drylands

October 2026publication date
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Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics;
Ecology;
Environmental Chemistry;
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Abstract:
Although pastoral systems make a significant contribution to food security, they are also pointed out as being responsible for substantial environmental impact. Ecological intensification through process- rather than input-based technologies has been proposed as a means to achieve economic, environmental, and social win-win situations. We studied structural diversity, technology adoption, farmer?s strategies, and functional attributes (productivity, reproductive efficiency, greenhouse gas emissions, diversification, and self-sufficiency) of pastoral systems in North Patagonia based on interviews of 70 farms.
Keywords:
Diversification; Efficiency; Greenhouse gas emission; Self-sufficiency; Sustainability; Synergy

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