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Editorial: Hunger, Food Sovereignty and Public Health. [PDF]
Int J Public HealthMosquera J, Osorio L.
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Here comes the sun: social acceptability of solar photovoltaics in New Zealand. [PDF]
J R Soc N ZMcIntyre T +4 more
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Silicon-Mediated Mitigation of Moderate Ammonium Stress in Maize Seedlings. [PDF]
Plants (Basel)Almeida HJ +3 more
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The evolution of agribusiness incubation: Insights from a bibliometric analysis
Rajat Kumar Nath, Vaishnavi Sakaray
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Exploring the Drivers of Food Waste Across EU Member States: A Socio-Economic and Environmental Perspective. [PDF]
FoodsAleksanyan V +9 more
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Since Argentina implemented a new agricultural model in the 1970s (the agribusiness model) its agriculture has passed a series of radical changes. This refers especially to the implementation of a new technological package consisting primarily of new seed varieties (hybrid seeds and later GMOs) and the associated agrochemicals.
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Since Argentina implemented a new agricultural model in the 1970s (the agribusiness model) its agriculture has passed a series of radical changes. This refers especially to the implementation of a new technological package consisting primarily of new seed varieties (hybrid seeds and later GMOs) and the associated agrochemicals.
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Nutrition & Food Science, 1971
Factory farming, artificial fertilisers, pesticides, herbicides and more recently antibiotics have all added fuel to the great emotional fire that is fanned when scientists are seen to interfere with nature. There is no doubt that some aspects of the present day use of chemicals in agriculture do give cause for concern but if the aims of the farmers ...
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Factory farming, artificial fertilisers, pesticides, herbicides and more recently antibiotics have all added fuel to the great emotional fire that is fanned when scientists are seen to interfere with nature. There is no doubt that some aspects of the present day use of chemicals in agriculture do give cause for concern but if the aims of the farmers ...
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