The integrated challenges of sustainable agricultural systems in relation to climate change

Abstract

In the face of climate change challenges, the study empirically explores general challenges closely related to the productivity responses of sustainable agricultural systems. Addressing the effects of climate change at different stages felt by agricultural systems implies the adaptation of a new vision of the Common Agricultural Policy closely related to the adaptation mode and constitutes an important volume of information related to ecoconditionality. Also, the study underlines the closely related relationship between reporting to the forestry management of forest areas in terms of protecting agricultural and forestry crops from climate variables. The evolution of forestry systems and the conversion of the forest surface into another type of land use is very important to analyze because deforestation generates a large amount of GHG emissions, an analysis of the forest fund captures the current state from this perspective. The information was collected from the Agridata and Eurostat databases, being the basis of the research through the prism of common agricultural policies. The ability of the methodologies to support the advancement of agricultural adaptation to climate conditions involves research and development in all processes related to the purpose of adaptation.

Keywords

• climate change
• sustainable
• agricultural
• biodiversity.