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Simulation of some strategies to reduce the effect of climatic variability on farming systems. The case of the Pyrenees mountains

Charpenteau, J. -L.; Duru, M.; Viard, R.; Sos, L. - In: Agricultural Systems 11 (1983) 2, pp. 105-125

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A model to find and test decision rules for turnout date and grazing area allocation for a dairy cow system in spring

Coleno, F. C.; Duru, M. - In: Agricultural Systems 61 (1999) 3, pp. 151-164

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Haymaking: Risks and uncertainties in central pyrenees grasslands

Duru, M.; Colombani, H. - In: Agricultural Systems 38 (1992) 2, pp. 185-207

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Simulations of plant productivity are affected by modelling approaches of farm management

Martin, G.; Duru, M.; Schellberg, J.; Ewert, F. - In: Agricultural Systems 109 (2012) C, pp. 25-34

Despite their wide range of applications, process-based plant (crop and grassland) growth models often fail to reproduce yields, particularly at farm, regional and larger scales. This is largely due to inadequate information about field management activities needed as input to these models. A...

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