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2026

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Rapporten er utarbeidd på oppdrag frå Bjørnafjorden landbrukskontor. Den omtalar jordkartlegging, jordvern, utvikling i jordbruksareal, beredskap, sjølvforsyning og verkemiddel for å stimulere busetjing på gardsbruk og i grisgrente område. Jordkartlegginga dekker berre ein liten del av jordbruksareala i dei tre kommunane. Det vert derfor tilrådd dialog med Statsforvaltaren i Vestland om vidare prioritering av jordkartlegging. Det er gjort ei evaluering av arealrekneskap og jordvernindeks utarbeidd av Bjørnafjorden landbrukskontor. Vidare er det vist at jordbruksareal nær tettstader har stor verdi både for grovfôrproduksjon, potetproduksjon og lokal matberedskap. Rapporten peikar på tiltak for å styrkje busettinga. Buplikt, nedsett konsesjonsgrense og aktiv konsesjonsbehandling kan bidra, men må kombinerast med kartlegging, dialog, praktisk tilrettelegging, ressursar og politisk forankring.

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In Norway, agroclimatic zones (ACZs) are a valuable tool for national analyses in subject areas concerning the optimized management of agricultural land resources. However, current Norwegian ACZs have been criticized for having an outdated standard climate normal (1931–1960), a limited representation of the local climatic variation, a lack of important model parameters, and weak methodological documentation. Therefore, this paper presents new ACZs for Norway that address these weaknesses. The most significant methodological updates are the use of the standard climate normal of 1991–2020, additional weather data variables, the downscaling of weather data to 250 m hexagons, and the incorporation of phenological crop models for spring wheat, spring barley, and forage grass. The grass model was calibrated with the number of grass harvests at research stations, while the grain models were calibrated with subsidy claim data. The modeled zones for the three crops were combined into the general ACZs. Example maps of the crop zones and new ACZs for the selected regions and the whole country are presented. The new ACZs are more robust, agronomically relevant, and better aligned with the current climatic conditions in Norway. The deliberate exclusion of factors other than climate ensures the new ACZs’ national comparability and their applicability in policy development, land-use planning, climate adaptation, and agronomic assessments at the national scale.

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This study has applied FAO’s resilience assessment tool «SHARP+» to 14 farm enterprises practicing mountain summer farming (stølsdrift) in the Valdres region, representing the first use of this tool in a Norwegian context. The questionnaire was adapted to better capture local agricultural practices and institutional conditions, and structured interviews with farm managers were conducted in November 2025. Technical resilience scores ranged from 4.9 to 7.4 out of 10 (mean 6.2), and self-assessed scores from 5.9 to 7.9 (mean 6.9). The strongest areas were Government and institutional support (9.3) and Education and knowledge (8.5). The weakest were Livestock nutrition (3.5), Reasonably profitable (3.8), and Globally autonomous and locally interdependent (3.2), pointing to structural constraints related to feed self-sufficiency, farm profitability, and dependence on external inputs. Self-assessed scores consistently exceeded technical scores, particularly in production-related modules. Farmers' stated priorities — climate adaptation, infrastructure, farm economy, cooperation, and policy — largely aligned with the weakest areas in the technical assessment. The 2018 drought was the most critical environmental event reported by ten of the fourteen interviewees during their career as farmers.

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This study has applied FAO’s resilience assessment tool «SHARP+» to 14 farm enterprises practicing mountain summer farming (stølsdrift) in the Valdres region, representing the first use of this tool in a Norwegian context. The questionnaire was adapted to better capture local agricultural practices and institutional conditions, and structured interviews with farm managers were conducted in November 2025. Technical resilience scores ranged from 4.9 to 7.4 out of 10 (mean 6.2), and self-assessed scores from 5.9 to 7.9 (mean 6.9). The strongest areas were Government and institutional support (9.3) and Education and knowledge (8.5). The weakest were Livestock nutrition (3.5), Reasonably profitable (3.8), and Globally autonomous and locally interdependent (3.2), pointing to structural constraints related to feed self-sufficiency, farm profitability, and dependence on external inputs. Self-assessed scores consistently exceeded technical scores, particularly in production-related modules. Farmers' stated priorities — climate adaptation, infrastructure, farm economy, cooperation, and policy — largely aligned with the weakest areas in the technical assessment. The 2018 drought was the most critical environmental event reported by ten of the fourteen interviewees during their career as farmers.

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Afforestation of agricultural land is widely promoted as a nature-based solution to enhance carbon (C) sequestration and mitigate atmospheric CO2 levels. However, the temporal dynamics of soil organic carbon (SOC) after afforestation, particularly in mineral soils, remain uncertain due to the complex interaction of biogeochemical processes and their spatial variability. We investigated changes in SOC sequestration over five decades of afforestation on former cropland by extending the chronosequence approach with three repeated soil inventories in oak (Quercus robur L.) and Norway spruce (Picea abies (L.) Karst.) stands. Aboveground biomass C stocks were also quantified to evaluate the contribution of SOC to post-agricultural ecosystem C stocks. Forest floor C stocks increased rapidly in the early years and stabilized after approximately three decades, with consistently higher accumulation under Norway spruce than oak. In contrast, mineral SOC stocks in 0-25 cm depth increased with forest age by 0.18 ± 0.06 Mg ha−1 yr−1 under oak and 0.44 ± 0.07 Mg ha−1 yr−1 under Norway spruce. These contrasting trends in forest floor and mineral soil indicated a shift in C source-sink strength over time and between species. After 50 years of afforestation, total ecosystem C stocks in afforested stands reached up to 75% of those in a 200-year-old forest, with most new C stored in biomass (84-86%), followed by mineral soil (10-11%) and forest floor (4-5%). Despite higher sequestration of new C in Norway spruce stands, the relative distribution across ecosystem compartments was similar between tree species.

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Rapporten gir en oversikt over klimarisiko for noen jordbruksproduksjoner i Trøndelag. Basert på forventede endringer i klima er det vurdert både muligheter og utfordringer for korn, grovfôr og grønnsaksproduksjon i Trøndelag. I klimatilpasning er det vektlagt kunnskap om lokalt jordsmonn for tilpasning av drenering, maskiner og jordarbeiding, tilpasning av vekster og agronomisk praksis. This report gives a short overview of climate risk for certain agricultural productions in Trøndelag. Based on expected changes in climate both opportunities and challenges are included for cereal, fodder and vegetable productions. Knowledge about soil and soil quality for adaptation of drainage, soil tillage, machinery and choice of crops and agronomic practice is emphasized.

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Rapporten beskriver resultatet fra jordkartleggingen som er utført i Vågsbotn og Klauvaneset. Resultatene er brukt til å fremskaffe Verdiklasser basert på jordsmonnkart og til å utføre volumberegninger av forskjellige sjikt på areal som blir berørt av utbyggingen i dette området.