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Agricultural sustainability refers to the capacity of agricultural systems to maintain long-term productivity, environmental integrity, and socio-economic viability while meeting current and future demands for food, fiber, and ecosystem services [1][2]. The concept emphasizes the balance between agricultural production and the conservation of essential natural resources, including soil, water, biodiversity, and climate-regulating functions, recognizing that conventional production practices may generate significant environmental pressures such as land degradation, resource depletion, and greenhouse gas emissions [3][4]. It encompasses ecological, economic, and social dimensions of agricultural systems, including resource-use efficiency, ecosystem functioning, farm-level economic viability, and the capacity of agricultural systems to adapt to environmental and socioeconomic change [2]. Approaches such as sustainable intensification, agroecology, precision resource management, and regenerative agriculture represent different pathways for addressing these dimensions while maintaining agricultural production and resource conditions over time.
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