Permanent Pastures and Meadows under the CAP: FRANCE
Proposing a coherent and unified definition of permanent pastures in France is not easy in the detail neither from technical nor from administrative point of view. Starting from usual and specialised dictionaries, the definition of a “pasture” shows a certain blur between a general definition in which a pasture is for some an area which biomass – fodder - is eaten by cattle directly (grazing) or indirectly (mown = “pâture de fauche”) and for others grassland. Thus even in common language, a certain logical mistake can be found while if grasslands undoubtedly are pastures – and at national level the dominant one —, reciprocally all pastures are not grassland.
Title of publication: Permanent Pastures and Meadows under the CAP: the situation in 6 countries
Intervalo de páginas: 29-41
Autor: Xavier POUX, Marc DIMANCHE
Organización: Europe Forum on nature conservation and pastoralism
Año: 2009
País(es): France
Cobertura geográfica: Unión Europea
Tipo: Artículo de revista especializada
Texto completo disponible en: http://www.efncp.org/download/EFNCP_Permanent-Pastures-and-Meadows.pdf
Idioma utilizado para los contenidos: English