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ZNAJOMOŚĆ ZASAD INTEGROWANEJ OCHRONY ROŚLIN W ŚWIETLE BADAŃ ANKIETOWYCH PRODUCENTÓW ROLNYCH

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Jakubowska M., Podleśny A., Bawoł S., Obst A., Bandyk A., Wielkopolan Beata W.
Zagadnienia Doradztwa Rolniczego
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2015
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issue 4(82)
111-124
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The questionnaire research was carried out in a 2014 regarding the farmers’ awareness of integrated plant protection and their opinions on the influence of computer software in farm management. The study was conducted in the agricultural advisory centers in Warmia and Mazury and Wielkopolskie. The research was conducted on 360 farms, located from different district of the both regions. In the opinion of the majority of the owners of surveyed households, knowledge of the respondents about on issues related to the integrated plant protection, limited to the basic definitions. The awareness of the owners of the large-sized farms, where both mineral fertilization and pesticide protection are used, is greater in compulsion to the small-sized farms who apply cultivation technologies on a small scale. Moreover, a greater understanding of discussed issues in the respondents indicated with secondary education than higher. Age of respondents did not have any significant impact to the state of the respondents. The surveyed originating in the area of the Wielkopolska region showed significantly greater knowledge of issues related to the integrated plant protection than the respondents in the study of Warmia and Mazury.
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THE BIEBRZANSKI NATIONAL PARK AS AN EXAMPLE OF INTEGRATION OF PROTECTION AND AGRICULTURAL FUNCTIONS IN THE 'NATURA 2000' AREAS (Biebrzanski Park Narodowy jako przyklad integracji funkcji ochronnej i rolniczej na obszarach Natura 2000)

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Boltromiuk A.
Wieś i Rolnictwo
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2010
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issue 1(146)
131-145
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The paper describes the relations between the protection and agricultural activities pursued on the territory of the Biebrzanski National Park. The strength and character of agriculture's impact on the environment are particularly important in the areas of great natural value that are sensitive to man's interference. The author discusses the positive influence exerted on the natural environment by extensive agriculture supported by the agricultural policy of the European Union through agricultural-environmental programmes which ensure minimal interference in the natural processes and which are conducive to the preservation of environmental equilibrium. The value of this type of agricultural activity consists chiefly of the preservation of the qualities of an agricultural landscape and biological diversity of species and habitats, which is extremely important in the case of areas covered by the European Ecological Network 'Natura 2000'.
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Postrzeganie i przeżywanie bogactwa i biedy przez podlaskich rolników

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Krzyworzeka A.
Lud
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2012
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vol. 96
179-201
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The article deals with the phenomenon of richness among Polish farmers (inhabitants of the western part of Podlaskie voivodeship). Showing their attitude towards wealth and poverty the author argues that these days being wealthy might be a bigger social and cultural challenge for a farmer than being poor. Wealth is ambivalent; on the one hand almost all people would like to be richer than they are, and on the other, everybody tries to hide their assets because they know that their neighbours would consider them dishonest, as they themselves consider wealthy people. To their minds, richness and honesty cannot go hand in hand.The text also shows a peculiar way of using the word “profitability” by farmers, which is different from that used in a public discourse or in business. In order to seem not rich to one’s neighbours, one must count his or her money (both incomes and expenses) in a way which will guarantee that it is obvious for everyone that one does not belong to those wealthy but dishonest people. The author discusses the origins of such an attitude towards wealth and poverty and tries to show how it influences people’s actions and everyday strategies.
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