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The role of agriculture seems never to have been so discussed in so many parts of the world as now, both in developed countries and in developing countries. Agriculture has been a major producer of foodstuffs for a very long time, and increasingly of healthy foodstuffs particularly in Food Land Belts around cities such as around Liège in Belgium and near Montreal, Québec, Canada, where there is major project called SAM (Système Alimentaire MontréalaisMontreal Food System). At the same time, many citizens, food specialists and even farmers have become more and more preoccupied by the loss of good quality agricultural land to various types of urban development as well as the negative effects of so-called productivist agriculture on human health, water resources and even on attractive heritage landscapes, one of the attractions of many agricultural areas for tourism development (hence the term agro-tourism!), such as in several agricultural territories in Québec, Canada.

Multifunctionality of Farmland and Farm Activities and Multi-Actor Involvement in Agricultural Development Planning