The importance of sustainable agriculture 7 Articles

by Sharon Cullars

In perfect theory, a sustained agro-ecosystem would balance efficient crop production with a preserved biodiversity that increases soil fertility while maintaining the ecosystem below. The ecosystem is a complex symbiosis ...read more

by Darrell Miller

Is your food supply in danger? Is there an increasing number of world people to feed and a decreasing amount of sustainable agriculture to feed them? Will food prices continue to rise due to increasing food scarcity? How ...read more

by Lisa Bonanno

Growing practices that exhibit foresight and long-term good management are the only agricultural methods that we dare use. When large-scale rain forest destruction began, who could have foreseen the effect on global climat...read more

by Debra Herring

The United States covers 1.9 billions acres of land (excluding Alaska). 907 million acres are used as croplands, pastures and rangeland. In 2007, 13.1 billion bushels of corn, 2.6 billion bushels of soybeans, and 1.52 bi...read more

by L C Awasthi

Unprecedented Growth of Indian Economy Vs Disastrous Decline in Agricultural Growth India felt genuinely proud to record GDP growth rate 9.4%, and to be fastest growing economy next to China. The...read more

by Garret Goodson

Why should you be concerned with sustainable agriculture? First of all, eating food is necessary for survival and we all want to maintain an adequate food supply. Currently, the dietary needs of every human on this pl...read more

by Cal Jennings

An End to Earth Part III The acid rain was falling harder and harder. The refineries and chemical plants had spewed so many chemicals into the air th...read more