Conventional agriculture has attempted to exploit arable land by applying chemical fertilizers, pesticides, and irrigation water. These practices become increasingly tenuous as they exhaust our supplies of fossil fuels, deplete aquifers and raise concerns about the safety of food and the overall effect of agriculture on the quality of rural life.
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Conventional agriculture has attempted to exploit arable land by applying chemical fertilizers, pesticides, and irrigation water. These practices become increasingly tenuous as they exhaust our supplies of fossil fuels, deplete aquifers and raise concerns about the safety of food and the overall effect of agriculture on the quality of rural life.
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Fine in Very Good dust jacket. Excellent as new condition, perfect mint. A brand new copy. Our sustainable future; v. 4. Unknown printing. (cl) xiv, 261 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. Includes bibliographical references and index.
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