Prospects for regenerative agriculture in Chile

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Prospects for regenerative agriculture in Chile

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A global perspective, why we need a greener agriculture? “I am a photosynthesis manager and an ecosystem service provider”. This profound statement was made by a Swedish farmer some years ago (Wratten, 2018). Few farmers describe their occupation in this way. However, there is a major body of work giving substantial evidence that current high-input farming (Figure 1) has no future without changes to its approach (Pretty et al., 2018). One reason for this view is that agriculture is one of the...

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Date created

2019-08-30

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Wratten, SD / Shields, Morgan / González-Chang, M

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https://hdl.handle.net/10182/14848

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agroecology / monoculture / sustainable agriculture / Sustainable agricultural development / Conservation and biodiversity / Ecology not elsewhere classified

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