Melinda Mihály and Szabolcs Fabula authored the study ‘The lived experiences of farming under profound landscape transformation – The case of the Sand Ridge, Hungary’ – now available.
Food production became particularly challenging in our current food system under the conditions of the ecological crisis, including climate change. By focusing on one of Hungary’s most vulnerable landscapes undergoing profound land use transformation, the Sand Ridge within the Danube–Tisza Interfluve, the authors aim (1) to trace the production of nature and accompanied landscape transformation caused by extractivist practices (industrial agriculture, forestry, solar extractivism) and the integration into global food systems; (2) to reveal the experiences of farmers and (3) the ways farming can contribute to landscape regeneration and food system transformation.
The study is available online in the Hungarian Geographical Bulletin: https://ojs3.mtak.hu/index.php/hungeobull/article/view/20694
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