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81. Agriculture Library Index
ATTRA is an effort of the US Department of agriculture to assist alternativefarming. PUBLIC DOMAIN. Turner, Newman. Fertility Farming.
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Albrecht, William A. "Loss Of Soil Organic Matter And Its Restoration"
Soils and Men: USDA Yearbook of Agriculture. Washington, D.C., United States Department of Agriculture, 1938. Each year, the practice going on for several decades, the United States Department of Agriculture published a yearbook. This particular Yearbook of Agriculture, Soils and Men , is widely considered the best of the lot. And this article by William Albrecht may well be It is our hope to eventually present the entire yearbook online. PUBLIC DOMAIN Albrecht, William A. Soil Fertility And Animal Health. Webster City, Iowa: Fred Hahne Printing Co, 1958. Reprinted by Acres, USA as The Albrecht Papers, Vol. II , currently in print. To contact Acres, click here. Albrecht, William A. A collection of journal and magazine articles, experiment station and other government publications. Find here what probably is Albrecht's single most important statement connecting soil fertility with animal and human health, a chapter from Nutrition and Physical Degeneration Albrecht wrote, articles he wrote for

82. "Agriculture, MSU-Bozeman Agricultural News And Features"
Green Manure and Crop Alternatives to Fallow; What are the Water Needs of The Outof Whack index Provides Insight into Fires; Don t About Montana agriculture.
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83. Alternative Agriculture
alternative agriculture. Click Here. alternative agriculture A systematicapproach to farming intended to reduce agricultural pollution
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alternative agriculture : A systematic approach to farming intended to reduce agricultural pollution, enhance sustainability, and improve efficiency and profitability. Overall, alternative agriculture emphasizes management practices that take advantage of natural processes (such as nutrient cycles, nitrogen fixation, and pest-predator relationships), improve the match between cropping patterns and agronomic practices on the one hand and the productive potential and physical characteristics of the land on the other, and make selective use of commercial fertilizer and pesticides to ensure production efficiency and conservation of soil, water, energy, and biological resources. Examples of alternative agricultural practices include use of crop rotation, animal and green manures, soil and water conserving tillage systems, such as no-till planting methods, integrated pest management, and use of genetically improved crops and animals. Consonant with sustainable agriculture , alternative agriculture focuses on those farming practices that go beyond traditional or conventional agriculture , though it does not exclude conventional practices that are consistent with the overall system.

84. Alternative Agricultural Research And Commercialization Corporation
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85. California Agriculture INDEX 2002
2002 index– California agriculture. term studies find benefits, challenges in alternativerice straw p146 New realities for irrigated agriculture — Vaux Jr.
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The following research articles, news stories and editorials appeared in California Agriculture, Volume 56, Numbers 1 through 6, January through December 2002; numbers are Jan-Feb (1), Mar-Apr (2), May-June (3), July-Aug (4), Sept-Oct (5) and Nov-Dec (6). Back issues may be purchased for $5 per copy, while supplies last; make checks payable to UC Regents.
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86. Resources & Links
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87. Agriculture And The Outdoor World - Alternative Agriculture
Links to alternative agriculture web sites. agriculture alternativesand Rural Revitalization Methods in Illinos (IFAR Illinois
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88. AgWeb: The Ultimate Agricultural Research Directory
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September 2003 A collection of prominent agriculture databases, directories, library catalogs, and topic-specific search engines on the Internet. Index
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89. Utilities - Localeye, Christchurch, Canterbury, New Zealand
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90. LRB | Subject Index
Subject index. agriculture. James Buchan My Hogs 18 October 2001. Alternativeagriculture A History from the Black Death to the Present Day by Joan Thirsk.
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91. Complementary & Alternative Medicine - VCU Libraries
alternative Medicine Fraud Quackery Resouces from the University of Pittsburgh. VCUBotanical Resources. Biological and Agricultural index (1985 present) VCU.
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92. Mississippi Department Of Agriculture And Commerce
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93. New Alternative To USDA Dietary Guidelines Nearly Twice As Effective In Reducing
of Nutrition (now an epidemiology researcher at the American Cancer Society) anda team of researchers developed an alternative Healthy Eating index and food
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New Alternative to USDA Dietary Guidelines Nearly Twice as Effective in Reducing Risk for Major Chronic Disease
For immediate release: Thursday, November 21, 2002

Boston, MA- Researchers at the Harvard School of Public Health have developed healthy eating guidelines and an alternative to the US food pyramid that, when followed closely, significantly reduced the risk for major chronic diseases. The researchers rigorously assessed the diets of more than 100,000 men and women and found that the reduction in risk was nearly twice as great for those whose diet met the new guidelines when compared to those whose eating patterns reflected the current USDA dietary guidelines. The findings appear in the December issue of the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition The USDA measures the benefits of adherence to recommended federal dietary programs such as the Food Guide Pyramid and "Dietary Guidelines for Americans" by using what it calls the Healthy Eating Index (HEI). The HEI scores the foods that are recommended and consumed by individuals. Adherence to the HEI has been associated with a modest reduction in risk for chronic disease. To determine if more specific guidance would further reduce the risk for chronic disease

94. OUP: Alternative Agriculture: A History: Thirsk
alternative agriculture A History From the Black Death to the Present
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Alternative Agriculture: A History - From the Black Death to the Present Day
Joan Thirsk , former President, British Agricultural History Society
Publication date: 2 March 2000
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is available in PDF format. Description People like to believe in a past golden age of traditional English countryside, before large farms, machinery, and the destruction of hedgerows changed the landscape forever. Yet crops from the past like flax, hemp, and woad, are gradually reappearing in our modern countryside, which may in the past have looked at the same time both more and less familiar than we imagine. Joan Thirsk reveals how the forces which drive our current interest in alternative forms of agriculture a glut of mainstream meat and cereal crops, changing eating habits, the needs of medicine have striking parallels with earlier periods of our history, emphasizing that we can still find solutions to todays problems in the experience of people from the past.

95. Sustainable Agriculture Newsletter Summer 2002 (v14n2)
Researchers compared the alternative and conventional treatment used to develop thisindex were similar applied in the Sustainable agriculture Farming Systems
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Summer 2002 (v14n2) Technical Reviews Susan S. Andrews, Jeffrey P. Mitchell, Roberto Mancinelli, Douglas L. Karlen, Timothy K. Hartz, William R. Horwath, G. Stuart Pettygrove, Kate M. Scow, and Daniel S. Munk.
Agronomy Journal 94:12-23. 2002 Experimental Methods
Side-by-side comparisons were established at 11 farms in the fall of 1995 in the western San Joaquin Valley region between Huron and Mendota. Each site consisted of adjacent fields: one conventional and one alternative. Project fields were from 30 to 60 ha each. Consensus among participating farmers and researchers was that cover crop and compost or manure amendments would be used in the alternative field sites, but not in the conventional fields. Soil quality index and statistical analyses Researchers compared the alternative and conventional treatment means for six of the 11 farm sites. These six farms maintained treatment integrity and a commitment to the side-by-side comparisons over the course of the project. The expanded data set collected from a seventh farm in 1998 was used to construct the soil quality index (SQI). Techniques used to develop this index were similar to those previously applied in the Sustainable Agriculture Farming Systems (SAFS) project at the UC Davis campus. To construct the index, the researchers performed standardized principal component analysis of the data.

96. Historian: Alternative Agriculture: A History From The Black Death To The Presen
Historian Summer, 1999 Article. alternative agriculture A History from theBlack Death to the Present Day.(Review) (book reviews) Historian, Summer, 1999
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97. FedLaw Topical Index - Af-Am
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98. John Paterson - Research & Publications - Alternative Agriculture And The Critiq
Research Publications. alternative agriculture and the Critique of ModernistIndustrialising agriculture. 1) Resistance to the agriculture
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Alternative Agriculture and the Critique of Modernist Industrialising Agriculture Resistance to the Agriculture of Modernity: The Old Order Amish, Biodynamic Agriculture, and Smallfarming in New Zealand . Occasional Paper No. 2, Department of Sociology and Social Policy, University of Waikato, 2001. 19 pp.
National Geographic 1970; mechanisation, intensification, biotechnology, science; central myth of modernity is one of inevitable and unstoppable progress; but natural, economic and social reality resists domination; concept of anti-modernist agricultures and resistance.
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Southern Landscapes: Essays in Honour of Bill Brockie and Ray Hargreaves . Department of Geography, University of Otago, 1990. Pages 285-300.
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99. Alternative Farming Systems Information Center
We specialize in identifying and accessing information related to alternativeagricultural enterprises and crops as well as alternative cropping systems.
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100. UC Sustainable Agriculture Research And Education Program
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