Sustainable Agriculture in the American Midwest
Sustainable Agriculture in the American Midwest

Author: Gregory McIsaac

Publisher: University of Illinois Press

Published: 1994

Total Pages: 316

ISBN-13: 9780252021008

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This timely collection provides a general overview and detailed discussion of social and technical issues related to moving toward a culture and practice of sustainable agriculture in the American Midwest. It develops the concept that because agriculture does not exist in isolation, sustainability must be understood within the context of the many dynamic natural and social systems characteristic of a particular region - from climate to culture. Scholars from diverse disciplines - ecology, geography, economics, agricultural engineering, anthropology, entomology, climatology - provide the historical and contemporary context for this vital discussion.

Planting the Future
Planting the Future

Author: Elizabeth Ann R. Bird

Publisher: Wiley-Blackwell

Published: 1999-05-12

Total Pages: 276

ISBN-13: 9780813820729

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Synthesizes results of the "Sustainable Agriculture Initiative," a "systematic socioeconomic comparison of sustainable and conventional farming" sponsored by the Northwest Area Foundation and conducted in a five-state area.

Montana Agriculture
Montana Agriculture

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Newspaper Clippings from 1996-2005, A 2001-2002 Edition of Abundant Montana, An Article called "Pioneers Learn That Haying Is Important", A Book Called " Upper Midwest Agriculture: Alternatives For The Future" and a Magazine Called "Agresearch."