Organic farming : an international history /

This book discusses organic farming with regards to the origins and principles, policies and markets, organizations and institutions, and future concepts.

Bibliographic Details
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Wallingford, Oxfordshire, UK : CABI, 2007.
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Table of Contents:
  • Foreword / Nadia El-Hage Scialabba
  • What explains the rise of organic farming? / W. Lockeretz
  • The origins of organic farming / G. Vogt
  • Organic values / M. Sligh and T. Cierpka
  • The science of organic farming / D.H. Stinner
  • The evolution of organic practice / U. Niggli
  • The development of governmental support for organic farming in Europe / S. Padel and N. Lampkin
  • The organic market / J. Aschemann, U. Hamm, S. Naspetti and R. Zanoli
  • Development of standards for organic farming / O. Schmid
  • IFOAM and the history of the international organic movement / B. Geier
  • The Soil Association / P. Conford and P. Holden
  • Ecological Farmers Association and the success of Swedish organic agriculture / I. Källander
  • MAPO and the Argentinian organic movement / D. Foguelman
  • NASAA and organic agriculture in Australia / E. Wynen and S. Fritz
  • FiBL and organic research in Switzerland / U. Niggli
  • The Organic Trade Association / K. DiMatteo and G. Gershuny
  • A look towards the future / B. Geier, I. Källander, N. Lampkin, S. Padel, M. Sligh, U. Niggli, G. Vogt and W. Lockeretz.