Agric. Econ. - Czech, 2005, 51(2):51-56 | DOI: 10.17221/5076-AGRICECON

Organic agriculture as one of aspects of multifunctional agriculture

I. Brožová
Czech University of Agriculture, Prague, Czech Republic

The incorporation of Czech agrarian sector in the Common Agricultural Policy of the EU means also the application of so called "European Model of Agriculture" which reacts to a basic requirement of socially balanced and sustainable agriculture which contributes to maintenance and an improvement of the European agricultural cultural landscape. In connection with it, a new strategy of agrarian policy was set according to which the orientation of Czech agrarian sector changes in a principal way, which was focused up to now only on the production function and also its other functions become more important, above all in the environmental and social, so non-production area. One of the aspects of multifunctional agriculture is an organic agriculture, a system which fulfills visions of sustainable agriculture.

Keywords: multifunctional agriculture, organic agriculture, sustainable agriculture, non-production functions

Published: February 28, 2005  Show citation

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