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KIP

KIP (Controlled Integrated Production) or IP (Integrated Production) is an environmentally friendly form of management for the production of high-quality food and raw materials. Natural resources and regulatory mechanisms are largely used and taken into account. Integrated agriculture forms a kind of link between industrialised conventional agriculture, which is mainly focused on productivity, and organic agriculture or viticulture. Preference is given here to methods that have as little impact on the environment as possible, without, however, adopting all the restrictions from organic farming. See also under Integrated Pest Management as well as comprehensively under Organic (Ecological) Viticulture.

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