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Metzidakis, I. (Ed.). 2004. An Overview of Productive, Ecological and Socio-Economic Functions of SMOPS. OLIVERO Project Communication No. 2. Xiloyannis, C., Celano, G., Amato, M. and Palese, A.M. (Eds). 2005. An Overview of Crop Management, Land Husbandry and Soil & Water Conservation Measures within the Project Areas. OLIVERO Project Communication No. 3. Metzidakis, I. (Ed.). 2004. Evaluation of Integrated Pest Management Strategies. OLIVERO Project Communication No. 4. Martinez Raya, A. (Ed.). 2005. List of Farmer Field Days and other Project Dissemination Activities. OLIVERO Project Communication No. 5. Gomez, J.A. (Ed.). 2005. Assessment of Land Degradation in Project Olive Areas, with On- and Off-site Effects. OLIVERO Project Communication No. 6. Duarte, F. (Ed.). 2005. Overview of Olive Oil Marketing & Processing and Olive Sector Organisation. OLIVERO Project Communication No. 7. Duarte, F. (Ed.). 2005. Review of the effects of alternative subsidy and other policy measures. OLIVERO Project Communication No. 8. Metzidakis, I. (Ed.). 2006. Recommendations for olive orchards that will be abandoned. OLIVERO Project Communication No. 9. Xiloyannis, C., Celano, G., Amato, M. and Palese, A.M. (Eds.). 2006. Evaluation of tillage and organic matter management in Sloping and Mountainous Olive Plantation Systems (SMOPS). OLIVERO Project Communication No. 10. Xiloyannis, C., Amato, M., Celano, G., Palese, A.M. 2006. Results of comparative agronomic trials conducted in Sloping and Mountainous Olive Plantation Systems (SMOPS). OLIVERO Project Communication No. 11. Martinez Raya, A. (Ed.). 2006. Good agricultural practices and cross-compliance for Sloping and Mountainous Olive Plantation Systems (SMOPS). OLIVERO Project Communication No. 12. Fleskens, L. and de Graaff, J. 2006. Future scenarios for olive production systems on sloping land: stakeholder and expert opinions and results from a simulation model. OLIVERO Project Communication No. 13. Castro, G. and Gomez, J.A. (Eds.). 2006. Analysis of hydrological fluxes and optimum dates for killing cover crops in the study areas. OLIVERO Project Communication No. 14.
Duarte, F. and de Graaff, J. 2006. Recommendations to farmers and policy-makers for sustainable olive production on sloping land. OLIVERO Project Communication No. 15. Extension bulletins Martínez Raya, A., García-Bolaños, M., Cárceles, B., Francia, J.R., Martínez Vilela, A., Durán, V. 2006. Overview of extension bulletins for Sloping and Mountainous Olive Plantation Systems (SMOPS). Available titles will be listed on this webpage and will be available for download in different languages (UK ES IT PT GR) Student reports Bayona, V. 2003. Causes and consequences of abandonment of mountainous olive groves and the options for natural resources conservation. OLIVERO Student Report Series No. 1. Aspizua, R. 2003. Erosion Assessment and Conservation Measures in Sloping and Mountainous Olive Production Systems in Andalucía. OLIVERO Student Report Series No. 2. Bolaños, M. 2004. The Feasibility of Investment in Drip Irrigation for Olive Plantations on Sloping and Mountainous Land in Andalusia, Spain. OLIVERO Student Report Series No. 3. Brouwer, A. 2005. Towards Scenarios for Sloping and Mountainous Olive Plantation Systems (SMOPS); Examples from Italy and Portugal. OLIVERO Student Report Series No. 4. (incl. Annex: Field visits and farmer interviews Italy and Portugal) Eicher, I. 2005. Olive Cultivation and Nature Conservation in the Rio Douro Valley; Future Options for Traditional Olive Plantation Systems on Steep Slopes in the International Douro Nature Park, Portugal. OLIVERO Student Report Series No. 5. Papanagiotou, I. 2005. Scenario Development for Olive Production Systems (SMOPS) on Sloping Land in Crete. OLIVERO Student Report Series No. 6. Verspeek, D. 2005. Assessment of Erosion in Sloping Olive Orchards in Southern Italy. OLIVERO Student Report Series No. 7.
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