Sustainable Organic and Low-input Dairying (SOLID)
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Organic and low-input dairy farming systems are increasingly noted as delivering multifunctional benefits to the agricultural industry and society but technical and economic constraints prevent widespread adoption. The objective of SOLID is to support developments and innovations in organic and low input dairy systems to optimize competitiveness for a sustainable and profitable dairy industry in Europe, whilst at the same time (i) maximizing the potential of these systems to deliver environmental goods and enhance biodiversity and (ii) optimizing economic, agronomic and nutritional advantages for the development of innovative and sustainable organic and low input dairy systems and supply chains. SOLID will include stakeholders to enable a participatory approach for both research and dissemination, undertake innovative science to answer practical problems; develop methodologies and models both to identify opportunities and provide support systems for on-farm use and employ multidisciplinary approaches to integrate between scales (animal, farm, region, sector, Europe)
EU FP7-KBBE
J. Bijttebier, J. Hamerlinck, S. Moakes, N. Scollan, J. Van Meensel en L. Lauwers (2017). Low-input dairy farming in Europe: Exploring a context-specific notion. Agricultural Systems, Vol. 56, p 43-51. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.agsy.2017.05.016
Biologische en low input melkveehouderij: valse vrienden? In:De biologische landbouw in Vlaanderen: Onderzoek 2011-2012. L. De Cock en J. Van Waes (eds), NOBL, Merelbeke, p 160-161.
Bedrijfseconomische cijfers voor de biologische sector: een globale sectorbenadering. In: De biologische landbouw in Vlaanderen: Onderzoek 2011-2012. L. De Cock en J. Van Waes (eds), NOBL, Merelbeke, p 158-159 .
Economische competitiviteit van biologische en “low-input” melkveehouderij in Europa. In:De biologische landbouw in Vlaanderen: Onderzoek 2015-2016. L. De Cock (ed.), NOBL, Merelbeke, p 156-157.
Biologische en “low-input” melkveehouderij in Europa: hoe verschillend zijn ze? In: De biologische landbouw in Vlaanderen: Onderzoek 2015-2016. L. De Cock (ed.), NOBL, Merelbeke, p 154-155.
Projectwebsite: http://www.solidairy.eu/
Samenwerkingsproject met 26 partners uit 11 landen, gecoördineerd door Aberystwyth University (Wales); partners: http://www.solidairy.eu/partners/index.html
In Vlaanderen: UGent (Prof. Wim Verbeke), Wim Govaerts & co CVBA