{Project} Faunistischer Vergleich von Intensiv- und Extensivweiden. [Impact of high-input pasture and low-input pasture on epigeic arthropods.] Runs 2001 - 2005. Project Leader(s): Pfiffner, Lukas, Research Institute of Organic Agriculture (FiBL), CH-5070 Frick .
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Document available online at: https://www.fibl.org/de/standorte/schweiz/departemente/nutzpflanzenwissenschaften/pflanzenschutz-entomologie-agraroekologie.html
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Definition of the problem:
In Switzerland, we can state a trend that farmer convert meadows more and more to pastures. What could be the consequences for biodiversity?
Project aims:
Find out in what way biodiversity differs in newly established low-input pastures from high-input pastures.
Analysis of the succession within the first six years.
Methodology:
Analysis of indicator groups in paired pastures – low-input and high input pasture – using pit-fall traps.
Low-input pastures were newly established with different elements (trees, bushes and structural elements)
Results, conclusion, state of the art:
Communities found in low-input meadows were developing differently than in high-input meadows and were more rich in species.
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Involved organisations, project partners:
In cooperation with Agrofutura, Frick.
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