Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries hold profound importance in the European Union, shaping rural economies and environmental sustainability. Exploring European terminology like “Common Agricultural Policy” and “Marine Stewardship Council” reveals the EU’s commitment to balanced resource management. As the EU supports rural development and addresses ecological concerns, understanding these terms is vital for discussions on initiatives like the Farm to Fork Strategy. In a region where agriculture and nature intertwine, accurate use of terminology is essential to grasp the EU’s efforts in securing food supply while preserving ecosystems.
In the official EuroVoc classification, EU legislation in the field of AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY AND FISHERIES is divided into 8 main domains with 31 sub-domains:
agricultural policy
- agricultural policy
- common agricultural policy
agricultural structures and production
- agricultural production policy
- policy on agricultural structures
- regulation of agricultural production
farming systems
- working population engaged in agriculture
- agricultural real estate
- agricultural performance
- farming system
- agricultural holding
- type of tenure
cultivation of agricultural land
- cultivation system
- cultivation techniques
- land use
means of agricultural production
- means of agricultural production
- livestock
agricultural activity
- animal nutrition
- animal production
- crop production
- agricultural product
- animal health
- livestock farming
forestry
- forest
- forestry policy
- forestry economics
fisheries
- fishing industry
- fishing grounds
- aquaculture
- fisheries policy
- fishery resources
- fisheries structure