Sustainable Character of Agroproductive Nodes in Intermontane Arid Territories of Sonora, Mexico
The sustainability of the agroproductive nodes of the Sonoran Desert is a function of environmental and water limitations, the degree of ecotechnological inclusion, and the strategic diversification of its production processes. The objective of this work is to evaluate the inclusion of the ecotechno...
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| description | The sustainability of the agroproductive nodes of the Sonoran Desert is a function of environmental and water limitations, the degree of ecotechnological inclusion, and the strategic diversification of its production processes. The objective of this work is to evaluate the inclusion of the ecotechnological approach of an agroproductive node with a sustainable trend (ANST) in Moctezuma, Sonora, Mexico, from the opening, and the adoption of strategic management through the Braden scale to interpret the changes that have occurred in an agroproductive node when it tends towards sustainability. The case study is node-oriented to the production of forage for haymaking. The global evaluation of the activity is tending towards a decrease in sustainability and a value of the environmental compatibility trait of 25 BU. The valuation of the same trait for the new productive approaches included in the node result from collateral categories that contribute to production and sustainability, among which are distinguished: (a) the definition and practice of arid tourism with 47 BU, (b) buffer areas for the protection of wildlife with 100 BU, and (c) the use of rescue grazing with 68 BU. The sustainable-ecotechnological-adoption process in the study node is a process with complex relationships, with an influence and trend towards what is defined by the SDGs as an agroproductive approach. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-fde716766acb4838a9dda68f03997a482023-11-17T10:17:53ZengMDPI AGChemistry Proceedings2673-45832022-03-011017710.3390/IOCAG2022-12346Sustainable Character of Agroproductive Nodes in Intermontane Arid Territories of Sonora, MexicoHéctor Tecumshé Mojica-Zárate0Biological Sciences Division, Universidad de la Sierra, Moctezuma 84560, Sonora, MexicoThe sustainability of the agroproductive nodes of the Sonoran Desert is a function of environmental and water limitations, the degree of ecotechnological inclusion, and the strategic diversification of its production processes. The objective of this work is to evaluate the inclusion of the ecotechnological approach of an agroproductive node with a sustainable trend (ANST) in Moctezuma, Sonora, Mexico, from the opening, and the adoption of strategic management through the Braden scale to interpret the changes that have occurred in an agroproductive node when it tends towards sustainability. The case study is node-oriented to the production of forage for haymaking. The global evaluation of the activity is tending towards a decrease in sustainability and a value of the environmental compatibility trait of 25 BU. The valuation of the same trait for the new productive approaches included in the node result from collateral categories that contribute to production and sustainability, among which are distinguished: (a) the definition and practice of arid tourism with 47 BU, (b) buffer areas for the protection of wildlife with 100 BU, and (c) the use of rescue grazing with 68 BU. The sustainable-ecotechnological-adoption process in the study node is a process with complex relationships, with an influence and trend towards what is defined by the SDGs as an agroproductive approach.https://www.mdpi.com/2673-4583/10/1/77complex systemssustainable evaluationagroproductive conversionsustainable managementnatural resources |
| spellingShingle | Héctor Tecumshé Mojica-Zárate Sustainable Character of Agroproductive Nodes in Intermontane Arid Territories of Sonora, Mexico Chemistry Proceedings complex systems sustainable evaluation agroproductive conversion sustainable management natural resources |
| title | Sustainable Character of Agroproductive Nodes in Intermontane Arid Territories of Sonora, Mexico |
| title_full | Sustainable Character of Agroproductive Nodes in Intermontane Arid Territories of Sonora, Mexico |
| title_fullStr | Sustainable Character of Agroproductive Nodes in Intermontane Arid Territories of Sonora, Mexico |
| title_full_unstemmed | Sustainable Character of Agroproductive Nodes in Intermontane Arid Territories of Sonora, Mexico |
| title_short | Sustainable Character of Agroproductive Nodes in Intermontane Arid Territories of Sonora, Mexico |
| title_sort | sustainable character of agroproductive nodes in intermontane arid territories of sonora mexico |
| topic | complex systems sustainable evaluation agroproductive conversion sustainable management natural resources |
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