Integrated Crop-Livestock Systems is sustainable?
Posted: Fri Aug 21, 2015 9:56 am
I'm realizing that environmental criticism made to the livestock is being countered by the idea of Integrated Crop-Livestock Systems. According to proponents of this idea , this would be the only way to make a sustainable livestock . And they defend the thesis that it is a better system than conventional farming .
This system has recognition from several organizations as a sustainable model .
I'm looking for ways to make criticism of this system , and demonstrate the superiority of conventional agriculture compared to that system , but can not find scientific articles. Apparently , this system produces less greenhouse gases than conventional farming and the land of planting stay with better quality than conventional farming .
Anyone ever heard of this? You know something that can help me?
http://www.fao.org/agriculture/crops/th ... ystems/en/
http://wcclf2015.com.br/news/congress_n ... hp?lang=en
This system has recognition from several organizations as a sustainable model .
I'm looking for ways to make criticism of this system , and demonstrate the superiority of conventional agriculture compared to that system , but can not find scientific articles. Apparently , this system produces less greenhouse gases than conventional farming and the land of planting stay with better quality than conventional farming .
Anyone ever heard of this? You know something that can help me?
http://www.fao.org/agriculture/crops/th ... ystems/en/
http://wcclf2015.com.br/news/congress_n ... hp?lang=en