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Review: Global Development of Organic Agriculture - Challenges and Prospects

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Paull, John

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Journal of Organic Systems

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"Global Development of Organic Agriculture" is valuable for its both explicit and implicit championing of the diversity of organic agriculture systems - and in particular, its acknowledgment of the legitimacy and value of both certified and non-certified organics. In this, it serves as a useful foil to the fortress organics mentality that sees non-certified organics as some kind of impostor or threat to “the brand”. This book takes as a starting premise the legitimacy and value of both strands of organics, and proceeds from there.

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Paull, John, 2007, Review: Global Development of Organic Agriculture - Challenges and Prospects, Journal of Organic Systems, 2(2):57-58

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