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Climate change impact and adaptation in agricultural systems.

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Chapter 12 (Page no: 167)

Enhancing climate resilience of cropping systems.

This chapter examines how a resilience approach may be used to learn about, and ultimately support, adaptations to increasing climate variation and uncertainty for cropping systems. The potential contributions of several commonly mentioned crop and soil management adaptation options in improving the climate resilience of cropping systems are also discussed.

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Chapter: 1 (Page no: 1)	Climate change impact and adaptation in agricultural systems - introduction. Author(s): Fuhrer, J. Gregory, P. J.
Chapter: 2 (Page no: 7)	Climate projections for 2050. Author(s): Rummukainen, M.
Chapter: 3 (Page no: 17)	Rainfed intensive crop systems. Author(s): Olesen, J. E.
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Chapter: 5 (Page no: 47)	Climate change challenges for low-input cropping and grazing systems - Australia. Author(s): Crimp, S. Howden, M. Stokes, C. Schroeter, S. Keating, B.
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Chapter: 8 (Page no: 110)	Intensive livestock systems for dairy cows. Author(s): Collier, R. J. Hall, L. W. Smith, J. F.
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Chapter: 13 (Page no: 186)	Shaping sustainable intensive production systems: improved crops and cropping systems in the developing world. Author(s): Stirling, C. Hellin, J. Cairns, J. Silverblatt-Buser, E. Tefera, T. Ngugi, H. Gbegbelegbe, S. Tesfaye, K. Chung, U. Sonder, K. Cox, R. A. Verhulst, N. Govaerts, B. Alderman, P. Reynolds, M.
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Chapter: 15 (Page no: 216)	Agroforestry solutions for buffering climate variability and adapting to change. Author(s): Noordwijk, M. van Bayala, J. Hairiah, K. Lusiana, B. Muthuri, C. Khasanah, N. Mulia, R.
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Chapter: 17 (Page no: 253)	Agricultural adaptation to climate change: new approaches to knowledge and learning. Author(s): Ingram, J.
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Enhancing climate resilience of cropping systems.

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