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… wetlands, which can be harvestable, namely those mowed formerly in traditional haymaking. The practice of traditional haymaking is dying out in Sweden today but there are several good reasons why it should to be reconsidered. Nature- and cultural values are obvious, also the …
naturvärden och kulturhistoria i Rekdalen under 400 år
… for a long time. At least since the 17th century there has been fishing and haymaking in the nearby area. In the first half of 19th century there was an increasing establishment of farms in the local area, which increased the utilization of fire wood, haymaking and grazing by …
skogshistoria och markutnyttjande i Vuornavagge under 300 år
… This is also indicated by trail markings and other CMT's and by evidence of haymaking. Both Sami and settlers utilized birch-bark as roof cover, as evidenced by birch-bark peelings in the area. There is also a trail though the area, which was make when the settlers were trading …
… are its individual elements such as the pollarded trees, the areas for haymaking and following grazing and the biological diversity arisen from this usage. Due to the wooded hay meadow’s part in the identity of the northeastern part of Scania, this presents another important …
