Soil as a key criteria in the construction of farmers' identities: The example of farming in the Austrian province of Burgenland
Authors:
- S. WahlhütterSWS. Wahlhütter
- C.R. VoglCVC.R. Vogl
- H. EberhartHEH. Eberhart
Abstract
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Funding Information
- Oesterreichische Nationalbank (15035)
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