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Agricultural Revolution

2006
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PRECISION AGRICULTURE: AN INFORMATIVE REVOLUTION IN AGRICULTURE

1999
Recently, a major new step has been accomplished. Cochrane (1993) indicates that " farming in America began to cross another watershed in the 1980s.... in which the steps in the production process will be fully integrated and the entire process strictly controlled".
Robert, Pierre C., Robert, Pierre C.
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An Agricultural Revolution?

1992
What is required from agriculture during the course of industrialization is an increase in productivity. This allows the primary sector to meet the inevitable rise in demand for food and industrial materials, and also to ‘release’ resources (principally labour and capital) to industry and the services.
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Three Agricultural Revolutions

South Atlantic Quarterly, 2020
Attempts to imagine a shift beyond capitalism often tend to fixate on the terms of the old socialist calculation debate: plan versus market. At its deepest level, though, capitalism is not fundamentally a matter of the distribution of goods, for underlying this is the possession of land.
John Clegg, Rob Lucas
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Agriculture's no-till revolution?

Journal of Soil and Water Conservation, 2008
E ver since the first organized harvests of prehistory, the plow has defined the universal symbol of agriculture. So how radical is it that America's farms are gradually abandoning the plow as a no-till revolution slowly sweeps across the American heartland?
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Agriculture Revolution

2020
James R. Reagan, Madhusudan Singh
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Outlook on Agriculture, 1981
K Mellanby, M Shoard, R Lamb
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