Análisis del conflicto de uso de las tierras de la UBPC “lV Aniversario de la CTC” como contribución a su explotación sostenible
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The analysis of usage conflict was carried out by means of the physical attitudes of the soils for the main crops of economic importance in the UBPC ―LV Aniversario de la CTC‖(potato, sweet potato, beans, tomato, corn) in order to avoid overexploitation and also strengthen the management of the agricultural system. The evaluation of the soils was based on a FAO scheme (2007) leaned on ALES software. It was supported on models of knowledgements created using relevant information developed by spacial data. As a result of the evaluation, it was evident that the main qualities that limit the productivity of the soils are: rooting conditions, airing, and acidity. Besides, it was discovered that the 29.74% and 25.58 %of all the evaluated grounds face medium and high conflict, respectively. If mean that there is a need of making a territorial order to the analysed scenary.
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