Good agricultural practices for more resilient agriculture: guidelines for producers and governments.

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Author(s): DÍAZ, A.; GEBLER, L.; MAIA, L.; MEDINA, L.; TRELLES, S.

Summary: Good agricultural practices (GAPs) are an indispensable tool for risk management due to the close relationship between agriculture and climate, as well as the climate variability currently being experienced. The implementation of these tools, however, involves fostering innovation, increasing knowledge and giving stakeholders, small producers in particular, a holistic view, so that they may improve their production systems, increase their resilience, and ensure their sustainability.

Publication year: 2017

Types of publication: Books

Unit: Embrapa Grape & Wine

Keywords: Agricultural practices, Risk managemen, climate change, disease control, environment, innovation adoption, pest control, soil conservation, water conservation

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