Criteria and Principles of Integrated Assessment of the Conditions of Development of Rural Territorial Systems

Gromov, Evgeni I.; Agibalov, Aleksandr V.

doi:10.17238/issn2071-2243.2017.4.175

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“…For this purpose, it is recommended to plan territories, providing for the achievement of ecological stability of the territories and compliance with the conditions for the ecological safety of rural settlements [10]. State standards for the quality of the natural environment can be used as a generalizing parameter of the ecological state and development of rural areas in the region [11].…”

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Sustainable rural development: implementing environmental component at local level

Minin¹,

Kartseva

Melnikov

et al. 2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Currently, in connection with the onset of environmental and other planetary problems, more and more importance is attached to the transition to sustainable development. Sustainable development in rural areas should be focused on the restoration and preservation of natural ecosystems, including water bodies. The paper discusses a number of phenomena and objects reflecting the ecological state of pilot rural areas that were studied in the framework of the presented Russian-Finnish projects. The project activities helped to improve the ecological state of several agricultural enterprises and to familiarize the population with environmental requirements. Particular attention was paid to working with students of pilot schools for their environmental education. They not only studied nature, but participated in actions to work with garbage, conducted population surveys, prepared a number of projects, including the development of agri tourism and the ecological development of individual villages.

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Sustainable rural development: implementing environmental component at local level

Minin¹,

Kartseva

Melnikov

et al. 2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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“…The use of growth-regulating drugs and plant protection products, treatment of plants allows us to provide seedlings with required nutrients, protect plants from various diseases, and increase the yield by 15% [10]. Many plant growth and development regulators with wide anti-stress effects influence the productive use of mobile forms of minerals, and increase plant resistance to environmental stresses, diseases, and pests [11][12][13][14].…”

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Comparative yield of leguminous crops using different cultivation methods

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Methods of increasing the yield of leguminous crops through the use of fertilizers and growth stimulants "Mival Agro", "Megamix", "Albite", "Avibif" and the bacterial preparation "Risotorfine" at different seed rates are described. The results of two experiments with an assessment of the yield of chickpea and pea are presented. The use of fertilizers and growth stimulants increases the crop yield by 2.53 t/ha for chickpeas and by 1.36 t/ha for peas.

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Spatial evolution and spatial production of traditional villages from “backward poverty villages” to “ecologically well-off villages”: Experiences from the hinterland of national nature reserves in China

Zhang,

2024

J. Mt. Sci.

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Criteria and Principles of Integrated Assessment of the Conditions of Development of Rural Territorial Systems

Cited by 5 publications

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Sustainable rural development: implementing environmental component at local level

Sustainable rural development: implementing environmental component at local level

Comparative yield of leguminous crops using different cultivation methods

Spatial evolution and spatial production of traditional villages from “backward poverty villages” to “ecologically well-off villages”: Experiences from the hinterland of national nature reserves in China

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