Global Development of Organic Agriculture: Challenges and Prospects

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CABI, 2006 - 391 עמודים
Modern agriculture and food systems, including organic agriculture, are undergoing a technological and structural modernisation and are faced with a growing globalisation. Organic agriculture (OA) can be seen as pioneering efforts to create sustainable development based on other principles than mainstream agriculture. There are however large differences between the challenges connected to, on one hand, modern farming and consumption in high-income countries and, on the other, smallholder farmers and resource poor consumers in low-income countries. The point of departure is the increasing globalisation and the production and trade of food and fodder and how this influences the role of OA. This book provides an overview of the potential role and challenges of organic agriculture in this global perspective, as seen from different perspectives such as sustainability, food security and fair trade.
 

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Halberg N Danish Institute of Agricultural Sciences Department of Agro
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Kledal P R Danish Research Institute of Food Economics Rolighedsvej
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John Byrne Leigh Glover and Hugo F Alraie
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Introduction
50
Overcoming commodification
63
Conclusions
71
ethics and practice
75
Ecological economics and organic farming
113
Quantities of nutrients and organic resources
188
The cost of the handling system
196
Conclusions
208
of organic agriculture?
215
Introduction
243
Vectorborne diseases and organic livestock farming
254
Disease control issues associated with land use and land tenure
261
The impact of organic farming on food security in a regional
277

Organic farming in a world of free trade
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Certified and noncertified organic farming in the developingv
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Introduction
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Possibilities for closing the urbanrural nutrient cycles
183
Towards a global research programme for organic food
323
Conclusions
343
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