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Farmer's Bounty Locating Crop Diversity in the Contemporary World

Out of Print
By: Stephen B Brush
327 pages, Figs, tabs
Farmer's Bounty
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  • Farmer's Bounty ISBN: 9780300100495 Hardback Jul 2004 Out of Print #144977
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Offers a sweeping assessment of crop diversity and the potential for its preservation. Brush develops a framework for investigating biological diversity in agriculture that focuses on the knowledge and practice of farmers, and he shows how this human ecology perspective can be applied to three global issues that affect crop resources.

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Out of Print
By: Stephen B Brush
327 pages, Figs, tabs
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An original and important contribution to a timely topic. It will become THE text in the field. Michael R. Dove, Yale University; "A panoramic and insightful analysis of the nature of crop diversity and the potential for its preservation. It should find a substantial audience among the many disciplines concerned with culture, human values, and sustainability of the planet Earth." David Bates, Cornell University"

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