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Adoption and development of cereal–legume intercropping on farms: Drivers at farm and territorial scales in individual pathways
Cereal-legume intercrops offer multiple benefits for sustainable agriculture but remain a niche practice in French arable cropping systems. Though studies have identified barriers and motivations for adopting these practices, the conditions for their long-term adoption remain under-researched. In re
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