Last modified: 2014-09-11
Abstract
cycles on land fertility and ways of management it. Soil fertility depends on
kinds of the fertility reproduction: restricted, simple, extended. Farmer can
lose profit from land usage if he has the restricted reproduction fertility. For
protection of soil fertility we offer using the self-supporting system of
incentives of sustainable land use.
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