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Pesticides, Cereal Farming and the Environment The Boxworth Project

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Edited By: P Greig-Smith, G Frampton and A Hardy
288 pages, Col photos, illus, tabs, figs
Pesticides, Cereal Farming and the Environment
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  • Pesticides, Cereal Farming and the Environment ISBN: 9780112428763 Hardback Oct 1992 Out of Print #22966
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Initially greeted with scepticism, the Boxworth Project now marks an important watershed in research and attitudes towards the environmental impact of pesticide use. The Project was a 7-year study of the effects of total- and selected- pesticide usage on an entire farm, and laid the basis for the current shift to moderate, supervised use of pesticides on farms. This is a summary of the study methods, and all the findings and conclusions.

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Monitoring and treatment decisions; crop performance and economics; fate of pesticides; invertebrates; mammals; birds; overview.

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Out of Print
Edited By: P Greig-Smith, G Frampton and A Hardy
288 pages, Col photos, illus, tabs, figs
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