Glossary entry

Dutch term or phrase:

grondgebondenheid

English translation:

the extent to which an activity is land-bound, land-based, or land-dependent

Jul 4, 2005 10:51
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Dutch term

grondgebondenheid

Dutch to English Other Agriculture soil association
is grondgebondenheid het zelfde als bodemassociatie?
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Jul 4, 2005 11:41: writeaway changed "Level" from "Non-PRO" to "PRO"

Votes to reclassify question as PRO/non-PRO:

PRO (1): Siobhan Schoonhoff-Reilly

Non-PRO (1): Hilde Hoven

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Discussion

Non-ProZ.com (asker) Jul 4, 2005:
context Deze landbouwori�ntatie, nl de marktordeningslandbouw, vertoont meer grondgebondenheid.
Ken Cox Jul 4, 2005:
Hi, you seem to be new here. The magic word is 'context' (the more the better). No context, no cigar.

Proposed translations

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the extent to which an activity is land-bound, land-based, or land-dependent

From a bit of googling, 'grondgebonden' appears to mean something like 'constrained by local conditions and resources' or 'using only locally available resources' (although not to the extent of being self-reliant), and in a certain sense it is the opposite of 'intensive' (agriculture, livestock farming, etc.).
There are also google hits in a non-farming context that suggest that 'grondgebonden' can mean something like 'locally-based'.

A variety of translations seem to be available. Some sample google hits (of which IMO 'soil-bound' is inappropriate in the context in which it appears):

[PDF] STATE AID Invitation to submit comments pursuant to Article 88(2 ...
the growing processes for soil-bound and non-soil bound. The amount of fertilisers exempted under ... grondgebonden of niet-grondgebonden tuinbouw, onder de ...
europa.eu.int/eur-lex/lex/LexUriServ/ LexUriServ.do?uri=OJ:C:2000:190:0004:0008:EN:PDF

[PDF] Bestuurlijke haalbaarheid
derij en de grondgebonden veehouderij). Hen werd gevraagd naar hun standpunt over de... intensive livestock farming and land-bound livestock farming). ...
www.agro.nl/nrlo/achtergrondstudies/pdf/9710.pdf

The National Spatial Strategy - Creating space for development
(local) land use plan. Bestuurlijk Platform Groene Hart. Green Heart Administrative Platform ... grondgebonden landbouw. land-based agriculture ...
www2.vrom.nl/notaruimte/glossary.html
Peer comment(s):

agree Deborah do Carmo
6 hrs
agree Hilde Hoven : and I think this should be a Pro question. Hit the wrong button... oops
10 hrs
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "fine, it helps me a lot"
3 hrs

bound/linked to the soil

Vanuit mijn ervaring als VS correspondent van het Agrarisch Dagblad: Vermoed dat het gaat om bedrijven/gewassen die afhankelijk zijn van de grond (vergelijk geestgronden achter de duinen die goed zijn voor bloembollen -- althans dat heb ik op de lagere school geleerd).
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