NJAS - Wageningen Journal of Life Sciences · 2018 · 70 citations · 37 references
Natural ResourcesSustainable AgricultureCrop ProductionRiparian Buffer SystemsRiparian Zone ManagementRiparian Buffer ManagementRiparian EcohydrologyRiparian EcologyWetland FunctionWetland ManagementWetland-riparian Interface ManagementRiparian Area ManagementRiparian Management PlanningRiparian Plant EcologyRiparian Vegetation ManagementRiparian Wetland HydrologyRiparian Wetland ManagementRiparian Wetlands Regulation
Highlights• Unpredictable flooding and drought occurrences are the most crucial problems in riparian wetland agriculture.• Sustainable intensification at riparian wetlands is technically, economically, and socially challenging.• Agricultural practices reflect needs, preferences, and absorptive capacity of the farmers.• Floodwater cannot be managed by smallholder farmers at farm level.• Constraint in improving soil quality at riparian wetland is more of economic rather than agronomic issue.
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