Over the last decade, the unsustainability of the current economic model, based on the so-
called take-make-dispose paradigm, has emerged. In particular, the agro-food sector (AFS) …

Despite the benefits of sustainable innovations in the agricultural sector being widely
recognized, their adoption rate remains below the level designated by the 2030 Sustainable …

The use of intensive high-yield agricultural systems has proved to be a feasible alternative to
traditional systems as they able to meet the objective of guaranteeing long-term …

Nowadays, sustainability assessment procedures, sustainability assessment indicators, and
sustainability assessment models are regarded by specialists as powerful decision …

Soils form the basis for agricultural production and other ecosystem services, and soil
management should aim at improving their quality and resilience. Within the SoilCare …

Vegetation cover is one of the most critical factors in soil erosion processes. Notably, olive
orchards have been cultivated in shallow and sloping soils, with low vegetation cover and …

Rainwater harvesting (RWH) systems are presented as a feasible alternative to increase
water resources for agricultural use. However, the installation of these systems in farmers' …

In typical Mediterranean settings farming systems are key components and have an impact
on the community structure and the environment in which they take place hence it is …

Almond (Prunus dulcis Mill.[DA Webb]) is the third most widely spread crop in Spain and has
traditionally been cultivated in marginal areas and shallow soils under rainfed conditions …

Sustainable agricultural solutions have emerged as feasible options for mitigating the
negative environmental impacts created by agricultural production or adapting to inevitable …