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Heavy Metals and Microbiological Assessment of the Soil-Plant System of Flooded Areas Applied on Chard (<i>Beta vulgaris</i>). [PDF]

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Jurković J, Alkić-Subašić M, Sijahović E, Čivić H, Bašić F.   +4 more
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Barriers beyond illness: social exclusion and healthcare disparities in Jhargram, West Bengal, India. [PDF]

Int J Equity Health
Bango M, Kashyap GC, Chattopadhyay S.
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Loneliness and social infrastructure in rural America: A cross-sectional analysis of existing relationships. [PDF]

Wellbeing Space Soc
Rhubart D, Li Y.
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Developing global goals for soil health research and action: report on the "Soil Stars Heligan Summit," The Lost Gardens of Heligan, UK, March 2026. [PDF]

Sustain Microbiol
Handelsman J, Emmett B, Schadt C, Sanders IR, Evans D, Beattie GA, Martiny JBH, Crowther T, Salles JF, Nicolaisen MH, Harper L, Stevenson M, Edlund A, Byck P, Sullivan MB, McGlashan B, Lischer M, Benjamin K, Franch J, Voss M, Hawken P, Hartmann J, Dosier GK, Garcia V, Sauer M, Häggblom MM, Doyle E, Smit T, Ryan D, Depledge M, Marsden P, Jansson JK, Gilbert JA.   +32 more
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How American agriculture can be civic

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Farmers' Participation in Civic Agriculture: The Effect of Social Embeddedness

Culture, Agriculture, Food and Environment, 2014
AbstractThis work investigates how farmers' attitudes influence their decision to participate in some particular forms of civic agriculture, namely farmers' markets (conventional or organic), solidarity purchase groups, direct selling, and box schemes.
Migliore G., CARACCIOLO di TORCHIAROLO, FRANCESCO, LOMBARDI, ALESSIA, Schifani G., CEMBALO, LUIGI   +4 more
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Building a Bridge Between Civic Agriculture and Civic Engagement: Farmers’ Markets as Communication Infrastructure

International Journal of Sociology and Social Policy, 2022
PurposeThis work aimed to show how farmers’ markets can act as communication infrastructure, and by doing so, facilitate civic engagement. We used communication infrastructure theory (CIT) as a guide.Design/methodology/approachWe integrated findings from two surveys that took place in the US state of Wisconsin.
Laura Witzling, Bret R Shaw
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