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Hier
ist eine Liste von aktuellen wissenschaftlichen Publikationen zum
Thema nachhaltige Lebensmittel zu finden:
[1]
J.W.Doran. Soil health and global sustainability: translating science
into practice, Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment, 88, (2002)
119-127.
[2]
T.A.Lyson. Advanced agricultural biotechnologies and sustainable
agriculture, Trends in Biotechnology, 20, (2002) 193-196.
[3]
A.R.Linnemann, D.S.Dijkstra. Toward Sustainable Production of Protein-Rich
Foods: Appraisal of Eight Crops for Western Europe. PART I. Analysis
of the Primary Links of the Production Chain, Critical Reviews in
Food Science and Nutrition, 42, (2002) 377-401.
[4]
J.B.Schiere, M.N.M.Ibrahim, H.van Keulen. The role of livestock
for sustainability in mixed farming: criteria and scenario studies
under varying resource allocation, Agriculture, Ecosystems &
Environment, 90, (2002) 139-153.
[5]
P.Menasveta. Improved Shrimp Growout Systems for Disease Prevention
and Environmental Sustainability in Asia, Reviews in Fisheries Science,
10, (2002) 391-402.
[6]
R.Braun. People's concerns about biotechnology: some problems and
some solutions, Journal of Biotechnology, 98, (2002) 3-8.
[7]
S.Cox. Information technology: the global key to precision agriculture
and sustainability, Computers and Electronics in Agriculture, 36,
(2002) 93-111.
[8]
M.Greiter, S.Novalin, M.Wendland, K.D.Kulbe, J.Fischer. Desalination
of whey by electrodialysis and ion exchange resins: analysis of
both processes with regard to sustainability by calculating their
cumulative energy demand, Journal of Membrane Science, 210, (2002)
91-102.
[9]
N.Hassanein. Practicing food democracy: a pragmatic politics of
transformation, Journal of Rural Studies, 19, (2003) 77-86.
[10]
J.K.Ladha, D.Dawe, H.Pathak, A.T.Padre, R.L.Yadav, B.Singh, Y.Singh,
Y.Singh, P.Singh, A.L.Kundu. How extensive are yield declines in
long-term rice-wheat experiments in Asia?, Field Crops Research,
81, (2003) 159-180.
[11]
J.N.Pretty, J.I.L.Morison, R.E.Hine. Reducing food poverty by increasing
agricultural sustainability in developing countries, Agriculture,
Ecosystems & Environment, 95, (2003) 217-234.
[12]
X.Cai, D.C.McKinney, M.W.Rosegrant. Sustainability analysis for
irrigation water management in the Aral Sea region, Agricultural
Systems, 76, (2003) 1043-1066.
[13]
M.C.Heller, G.A.Keoleian. Assessing the sustainability of the US
food system: a life cycle perspective, Agricultural Systems, 76,
(2003) 1007-1041.
[14]
D.J.Rapport. The Health of Ecology and the Ecology of Health, Human
and Ecological Risk Assessment, 8, (2002) 205-213.
[15]
A.R.Linnemann, D.S.Dijkstra. Toward Sustainable Production of Protein-Rich
Foods: Appraisal of Eight Crops for Western Europe. PART I. Analysis
of the Primary Links of the Production Chain, Critical Reviews in
Food Science and Nutrition, 42, (2002) 377-401.
[16]
M.C.Heller, G.A.Keoleian. Assessing the sustainability of the US
food system: a life cycle perspective, Agricultural Systems, In
Press, Corrected Proof.
[17]
R.Braun. People's concerns about biotechnology: some problems and
some solutions, Journal of Biotechnology, 98, (2002) 3-8.
[18]
E.B.Barbier. Cash crops, food crops, and sustainability: The case
of Indonesia, World Development, 17, (1989) 879-895.
[19]
J.von Braun, L.Paulino. Food in sub-Saharan Africa ; Trends and
policy challenges for the 1990s, Food Policy, 15, (1990) 505-517.
[20]
N.R.Goodwin. Lessons for the world from US agriculture: Unbundling
technology, World Development, 19, (1991) 85-102.
[21]
M.A.Altieri, O.Masera. Sustainable rural development in Latin America:
building from the bottom-up, Ecological Economics, 7, (1993) 93-121.
[22]
R.M.Bautista. Trade and agricultural development in the 1980s and
the challenges for the 1990s: Asia, Agricultural Economics, 8, (1993)
345-375.
[23]
S.T.Holden. Peasant household modelling: Farming systems evolution
and sustainability in northern Zambia, Agricultural Economics, 9,
(1993) 241-267.
[24]
P.Crosson, J.R.Anderson. Demand and supply: trends in global agriculture,
Food Policy, 19, (1994) 105-119.
[25]
W.H.Bender. An end use analysis of global food requirements, Food
Policy, 19, (1994) 381-395.
[26]
D.Byerlee, A.Siddiq. Has the green revolution been sustained? The
quantitative impact of the seed-fertilizer revolution in Pakistan
revisited, World Development, 22, (1994) 1345-1361.
[27]
S.L.Hemstock, D.O.Hall. Biomass energy flows in Zimbabwe, Biomass
and Bioenergy, 8, (1995) 151-173.
[28]
D.Hughes, W.Butcher, A.Jaradat, W.Penaranda. Economic Analysis
of the Long-Term Consequences of Farming Practices in the Barley
Cropping Area of Jordan, Agricultural Systems, 47, (1995) 39-58.
[29]
D.P.Garrity, P.C.Agustin. Historical land use evolution in a tropical
acid upland agroecosystem, Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment,
53, (1995) 83-95.
[30]
J.de Wit, J.K.Oldenbroek, H.van Keulen, D.Zwart. Criteria for sustainable
livestock production: a proposal for implementation, Agriculture,
Ecosystems & Environment, 53, (1995) 219-229.
[31]
G.M.Hollander. Agroenvironmental Conflict and World Food System
Theory: Sugarcane in the Everglades Agricultural Area, Journal of
Rural Studies, 11, (1995) 309-318.
[32]
M.G.Paoletti, D.Pimentel. The Environmental and Economic Costs
of Herbicide Resistance and Host-Plant Resistance to Plant Pathogens
and Insects, Technological Forecasting and Social Change, 50, (1995)
9-23.
[33]
K.G.Cassman, R.R.Harwood. The nature of agricultural systems: food
security and environmental balance, Food Policy, 20, (1995) 439-454.
[34]
J.Baidu-Forson, C.Renard. Comparing Productivity of Millet-Based
Cropping Systems in Unstable Environments of the Sahel: Possibilities
and Challenges, Agricultural Systems, 51, (1996) 85-95.
[35]
C.Mitchell, L.Sherman, S.Nielsen, P.Nelson, P.Trumbo, T.Hodges,
P.Hasegawa, R.Bressan, M.Ladisch, D.Auslander. Earth benefits of
interdisciplinary celss-related research by the NSCORT in Bioregenerative
Life Support, Advances in Space Research, 18, (1996) 23-31.
[36]
T.O.Randhir, J.G.Lee. Managing local commons in developing economies:
an institutional approach, Ecological Economics, 16, (1996) 1-12.
[37]
W.B.Eide, G.Alfredsson, A.Oshaug. Human resource building for the
promotion of nutrition rights; A cross-disciplinary challenge, Food
Policy, 21, (1996) 139-152.
[38]
U.Jonsson. Nutrition and the convention on the rights of the child,
Food Policy, 21, (1996) 41-55.
[39]
J.M.Harris. World agricultural futures: regional sustainability
and ecological limits, Ecological Economics, 17, (1996) 95-115.
[40]
R.R.Harwood. Development pathways toward sustainable systems following
slash-and-burn, Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment, 58, (1996)
75-86.
[41]
S.N.Chiejina, B.B.Fakae. Applications and transfer of information
technology in veterinary research in developing countries: the Nigerian
experience, Veterinary Parasitology, 64, (1996) 121-128.
[42]
J.M.Powell, S.Fernandez-Rivera, P.Hiernaux, M.D.Turner. Nutrient
Cycling in Integrated Rangeland/Cropland Systems of the Sahel, Agricultural
Systems, 52, (1996) 143-170.
[43]
A.Sluyter. Regional, Holocene records of the human dimension of
global change: sea-level and land-use change in prehistoric Mexico,
Global and Planetary Change, 14, (1997) 127-146.
[44]
M.Ali, S.C.S.Tsou. Combating micronutrient deficiencies through
vegetables--a neglected food frontier in Asia, Food Policy, 22,
(1997) 17-38.
[45]
R.Hardter, W.Y.Chow, O.S.Hock. Intensive plantation cropping, a
source of sustainable food and energy production in the tropical
rain forest areas in southeast Asia, Forest Ecology and Management,
91, (1997) 93-102.
[46]
B.T.Kang. Alley cropping--soil productivity and nutrient recycling,
Forest Ecology and Management, 91, (1997) 75-82.
[47]
A.R.S.Kaoneka, B.Solberg. Analysis of deforestation and economically
sustainable farming systems under pressure of population growth
and income constraints at the village level in Tanzania, Agriculture,
Ecosystems & Environment, 62, (1997) 59-70.
[48]
D.O.Hall. Biomass energy in industrialised countries--a view of
the future, Forest Ecology and Management, 91, (1997) 17-45.
[49]
E.D.Richter, J.Safi. Pesticide Use, Exposure, and Risk: A Joint
Israeli--Palestinian Perspective, Environmental Research, 73, (1997)
211-218.
[50]
F.D.Dakora, S.O.Keya. Contribution of legume nitrogen fixation
to sustainable agriculture in sub-saharan Africa, Soil Biology and
Biochemistry, 29, (1997) 809-817.
[51]
J.D.van Mansvelt. An interdisciplinary approach to integrate a
range of agro-landscape values as proposed by representatives of
various disciplines, Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment,
63, (1997) 233-250.
[52]
D.Atkinson, R.G.McKinlay. Crop protection and its integration within
sustainable farming systems, Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment,
64, (1997) 87-93.
[53]
J.R.Barton. Environment, Sustainability and Regulation in Commercial
Aquaculture: The Case of Chilean Salmonid Production, Geoforum,
28, (1997) 313-328.
[54]
P.A.Sanchez, R.R.B.Leakey. Land use transformation in Africa: three
determinants for balancing food security with natural resource utilization,
European Journal of Agronomy, 7, (1997) 15-23.
[55]
L.G.de Lopez Camelo, S.R.de Miguez, L.Marban. Heavy metals input
with phosphate fertilizers used in Argentina, The Science of The
Total Environment, 204, (1997) 245-250.
[56]
R.Goodland. Environmental sustainability in agriculture: diet matters,
Ecological Economics, 23, (1997) 189-200.
[57]
T.S.Saiko. Geographical and socio-economic dimensions of the Aral
Sea crisis and their impact on the potential for community action,
Journal of Arid Environments, 39, (1998) 225-238.
[58]
J.E.Aldy, J.Hrubovcak, U.Vasavada. The role of technology in sustaining
agriculture and the environment, Ecological Economics, 26, (1998)
81-96.
[59]
F.P.Cuperus. Membrane processes in agro-food; State-of-the-art
and new opportunities, Separation and Purification Technology, 14,
(1998) 233-239.
[60]
E.V.A.L.EVE, C.H.R.I.EVE. Resource Base of Peasants in the Brazilian
Amazon: Planning Solutions for Current Problems of Sustainability,
Bulletin of Latin American Research, 17, (1998) 387-407.
[61]
T.P.Tomich, M.van Noordwijk, S.A.Vosti, J.Witcover. Agricultural
development with rainforest conservation: methods for seeking best
bet alternatives to slash-and-burn, with applications to Brazil
and Indonesia, Agricultural Economics, 19, (1998) 159-174.
[62]
M.McKenna, M.Roche, R.Le Heron. Sustaining the Fruits of Labour:
a Comparative Localities Analysis of the Integrated Fruit Production
Programme in New Zealand's Apple Industry, Journal of Rural Studies,
14, (1998) 393-409.
[63]
R.Shine, Ambariyanto, P.S.Harlow, Mumpuni. Reticulated pythons
in Sumatra: biology, harvesting and sustainability, Biological Conservation,
87, (1998) 349-357.
[64]
M.A.Keyzer, R.L.Voortman. Research needs and methods for decentralised
economic planning, Agricultural Systems, 58, (1998) 351-366.
[65]
A.Carlsson-Kanyama. Climate change and dietary choices -- how can
emissions of greenhouse gases from food consumption be reduced?,
Food Policy, 23, (1998) 277-293.
[66]
K.B.Bicknell, R.J.Ball, R.Cullen, H.R.Bigsby. New methodology for
the ecological footprint with an application to the New Zealand
economy, Ecological Economics, 27, (1998) 149-160.
[67]
A.de Jager, I.Kariuku, F.M.Matiri, M.Odendo, J.M.Wanyama. Monitoring
nutrient flows and economic performance in African farming systems
(NUTMON); IV. Linking nutrient balances and economic performance
in three districts in Kenya, Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment,
71, (1998) 81-92.
[68]
H.Van den Bosch, J.N.Gitari, V.N.Ogaro, S.Maobe, J.Vlaming. Monitoring
nutrient flows and economic performance in African farming systems
(NUTMON).; III. Monitoring nutrient flows and balances in three
districts in Kenya, Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment, 71,
(1998) 63-80.
[69]
J.Boyazoglu. Livestock farming as a factor of environmental, social
and economic stability with special reference to research, Livestock
Production Science, 57, (1998) 1-14.
[70]
T.S.Fredericksen, D.Rumiz, M.J.Justiniano Bravo, R.Agaupe Abacay.
Harvesting free-standing fig trees for timber in Bolivia: potential
implications for forest management, Forest Ecology and Management,
116, (1999) 151-161.
[71]
K.Amoo-Gottfried, D.O.Hall. A biomass energy flow chart for Sierra
Leone, Biomass and Bioenergy, 16, (1999) 361-376.
[72]
G.Pastore, M.Giampietro, L.Ji. Conventional and Land-Time Budget
Analysis of Rural Villages in Hubei Province, China, Critical Reviews
in Plant Sciences, 18, (1999) 331-357.
[73]
L.Ji, M.Giampietro, G.Pastore, C.Liewan, L.Huaer. Trends of Technical
Changes in Rice-Based Farming Systems in Southern China: Case Study
of Qianjiang Municipality, Critical Reviews in Plant Sciences, 18,
(1999) 283-297.
[74]
G.Fauvel. Diversity of Heteroptera in agroecosystems: role of sustainability
and bioindication, Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment, 74,
(1999) 275-303.
[75]
B.Zechendorf. Sustainable development: how can biotechnology contribute?,
Trends in Biotechnology, 17, (1999) 219-225.
[76]
B.D.V.Marino, T.R.Mahato, J.W.Druitt, L.Leigh, G.Lin, R.M.Russell,
F.N.Tubiello. The agricultural biome of Biosphere 2:; Structure,
composition and function, Ecological Engineering, 13, (1999) 199-234.
[77]
J.A.M.E.SUMBERG. The Dar es Salaam Milk System: dynamics of Change
and Sustainability, Habitat International, 23, (1999) 189-200.
[78]
G.E.Bradford. Contributions of animal agriculture to meeting global
human food demand, Livestock Production Science, 59, (1999) 95-112.
[79]
H.C.C.Meertens, L.J.Ndege, P.M.Lupeja. The cultivation of rainfed,
lowland rice in Sukumaland, Tanzania, Agriculture, Ecosystems &
Environment, 76, (1999) 31-45.
[80]
C.Lagerberg, M.T.Brown. Improving agricultural sustainability:
the case of Swedish greenhouse tomatoes, Journal of Cleaner Production,
7, (1999) 421-434.
[81]
G.H.J.de Koning, A.Veldkamp, L.O.Fresco. Exploring changes in Ecuadorian
land use for food production and their effects on natural resources,
Journal of Environmental Management, 57, (1999) 221-237.
[82]
T.T.Kozlowski. Responses of Woody Plants To Human-Induced Environmental
Stresses: Issues, Problems, and Strategies for Alleviating Stress,
Critical Reviews in Plant Sciences, 19, (2000) 91-170.
[83]
J.Tait, D.Morris. Sustainable development of agricultural systems:
competing objectives and critical limits, Futures, 32, (2000) 247-260.
[84]
J.D.Stevens, R.Bonfil, N.K.Dulvy, P.A.Walker. The effects of fishing
on sharks, rays, and chimaeras (chondrichthyans), and the implications
for marine ecosystems, ICES Journal of Marine Science, 57, (2000)
476-494.
[85]
H.Kirchmann, G.Thorvaldsson. Challenging targets for future agriculture,
European Journal of Agronomy, 12, (2000) 145-161.
[86]
M.V.K.Sivakumar, R.Gommes, W.Baier. Agrometeorology and sustainable
agriculture, Agricultural and Forest Meteorology, 103, (2000) 11-26.
[87]
E.Berge. Advancement by the Integration of Elementary Improvements
into Superior Systems, Journal of Agricultural Engineering Research,
76, (2000) 277-283.
[88]
J.Morris, D.J.G.Gowing, J.Mills, J.A.L.Dunderdale. Reconciling
agricultural economic and environmental objectives: the case of
recreating wetlands in the Fenland area of eastern England, Agriculture,
Ecosystems & Environment, 79, (2000) 245-257.
[89]
S.G.Reebs, M.Lague. Daily food-anticipatory activity in golden
shiners; A test of endogenous timing mechanisms, Physiology &
Behavior, 70, 35-43.
[90]
H.Bouwer. Integrated water management: emerging issues and challenges,
Agricultural Water Management, 45, (2000) 217-228.
[91]
J.W.Doran, M.R.Zeiss. Soil health and sustainability: managing
the biotic component of soil quality, Applied Soil Ecology, 15,
(2000) 3-11.
[92]
P.Urech. Sustainable agriculture and chemical control: opponents
or components of the same strategy?, Crop Protection, 19, (2000)
831-836.
[93]
H.Losada, R.Bennett, J.Cortes, J.Vieyra, R.Soriano. The historical
development of the Mexico City milk supply system: local and global
contradictions, Habitat International, 24, (2000) 485-500.
[94]
H.Losada, R.Bennett, R.Soriano, J.Vieyra, J.Cortes. Urban agriculture
in Mexico City:; Functions provided by the use of space for dairy
based livelihoods, Cities, 17, (2000) 419-431.
[95]
J.P.Rodriguez. Impact of the Venezuelan economic crisis on wild
populations of animals and plants, Biological Conservation, 96,
(2000) 151-159.
[96]
R.B.Singh. Environmental consequences of agricultural development:
a case study from the Green Revolution state of Haryana, India,
Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment, 82, (2000) 97-103.
[97]
K.Y.Chan. An overview of some tillage impacts on earthworm population
abundance and diversity -- implications for functioning in soils,
Soil and Tillage Research, 57, (2001) 179-191.
[98]
A.R.Mermut, H.Eswaran. Some major developments in soil science
since the mid-1960s, Geoderma, 100, (2001) 403-426.
[99]
A.Sundkvist, A.Jansson, P.Larsson. Strengths and limitations of
localizing food production as a sustainability-building strategy
-- an analysis of bread production on the island of Gotland, Sweden,
Ecological Economics, 37, (2001) 217-227.
[100]
M.McKenna, R.Le Heron, M.Roche. Living local, growing global:
Renegotiating the export production regime in New Zealand's pipfruit
sector, Geoforum, 32, (2001) 157-166.
[101]
L.C.Harris, E.Ogbonna. Competitive advantage in the UK food retailing
sector: past, present and future, Journal of Retailing and Consumer
Services, 8, (2001) 157-173.
[102]
I.L.Boyd. Culling predators to protect fisheries: a case of accumulating
uncertainties, Trends in Ecology & Evolution, 16, (2001) 281-282.
[103]
K.B.Singh, P.R.Gajri, V.K.Arora. Modelling the effects of soil
and water management practices on the water balance and performance
of rice, Agricultural Water Management, 49, (2001) 77-95.
[104]
R.Lal. Thematic evolution of ISTRO: transition in scientific
issues and research focus from 1955 to 2000, Soil and Tillage Research,
61, (2001) 3-12.
[105]
S.Praneetvatakul, P.Janekarnkij, C.Potchanasin, K.Prayoonwong.
Assessing the sustainability of agriculture; A case of Mae Chaem
Catchment, northern Thailand, Environment International, 27, (2001)
103-109.
[106]
D.J.Rapport. The Health of Ecology and the Ecology of Health,
Human and Ecological Risk Assessment, 8, (2002) 205-213.
[107]
K.I.Kumm. Sustainability of organic meat production under Swedish
conditions, Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment, 88, (2002)
95-101.
[108]
J.W.Doran. Soil health and global sustainability: translating
science into practice, Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment,
88, (2002) 119-127.
[109]
C.F.Yamoah, A.Bationo, B.Shapiro, S.Koala. Trend and stability
analyses of millet yields treated with fertilizer and crop residues
in the Sahel, Field Crops Research, 75, (2002) 53-62.
[110]
S.X.B.Zhao, K.K.K.Wong. The sustainability dilemma of China's
township and village enterprises: an analysis from spatial and functional
perspectives, Journal of Rural Studies, In Press, Uncorrected Proof.
[111]
J.J.Hinton, A.T.Veiga, M.M.Veiga. Clean artisanal gold mining:
a utopian approach?, Journal of Cleaner Production, In Press, Uncorrected
Proof.
[112]
T.A.Lyson. Advanced agricultural biotechnologies and sustainable
agriculture, Trends in Biotechnology, 20, (2002) 193-196.
[113]
B.W.Hayward, H.Neil, R.Carter, H.R.Grenfell, J.J.Hayward. Factors
influencing the distribution patterns of Recent deep-sea benthic
foraminifera, east of New Zealand, Southwest Pacific Ocean, Marine
Micropaleontology, In Press, Uncorrected Proof.
[114]
S.U.O'Hara, S.Stagl. Endogenous preferences and sustainable development,
Journal of Socio-Economics, In Press, Uncorrected Proof.
[115]
M.C.Heller, G.A.Keoleian. Assessing the sustainability of the
US food system: a life cycle perspective, Agricultural Systems,
In Press, Uncorrected Proof.
[116]
X.Cai, D.C.McKinney, M.W.Rosegrant. Sustainability analysis for
irrigation water management in the Aral Sea region, Agricultural
Systems, In Press, Uncorrected Proof.
[117]
J.Boyazoglu. Livestock research and environmental sustainability
with special reference to the Mediterranean basin, Small Ruminant
Research, In Press, Uncorrected Proof.
[118]
R.Braun. People's concerns about biotechnology: some problems
and some solutions, Journal of Biotechnology, In Press, Uncorrected
Proof.
[119]
T.M.Fenning, J.Gershenzon. Where will the wood come from? Plantation
forests and the role of biotechnology, Trends in Biotechnology,
20, (2002) 291-296.
[120]
J.B.Schiere, M.N.M.Ibrahim, H.van Keulen. The role of livestock
for sustainability in mixed farming: criteria and scenario studies
under varying resource allocation, Agriculture, Ecosystems &
Environment, 90, (2002) 139-153.
[121]
D.D.Poudel, W.R.Horwath, W.T.Lanini, S.R.Temple, A.H.C.van Bruggen.
Comparison of soil N availability and leaching potential, crop yields
and weeds in organic, low-input and conventional farming systems
in northern California, Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment,
90, (2002) 125-137.
[122]
R.Mrabet. Stratification of soil aggregation and organic matter
under conservation tillage systems in Africa, Soil and Tillage Research,
66, (2002) 119-128.
[123]
E.B.Barbier. Cash crops, food crops, and sustainability: The
case of Indonesia, World Development, 17, (1989) 879-895.
[124]
J.von Braun, L.Paulino. Food in sub-Saharan Africa ; Trends and
policy challenges for the 1990s, Food Policy, 15, (1990) 505-517.
[125]
N.R.Goodwin. Lessons for the world from US agriculture: Unbundling
technology, World Development, 19, (1991) 85-102.
[126]
M.A.Altieri, O.Masera. Sustainable rural development in Latin
America: building from the bottom-up, Ecological Economics, 7, (1993)
93-121.
[127]
R.M.Bautista. Trade and agricultural development in the 1980s
and the challenges for the 1990s: Asia, Agricultural Economics,
8, (1993) 345-375.
[128]
S.T.Holden. Peasant household modelling: Farming systems evolution
and sustainability in northern Zambia, Agricultural Economics, 9,
(1993) 241-267.
[129]
P.Crosson, J.R.Anderson. Demand and supply: trends in global
agriculture, Food Policy, 19, (1994) 105-119.
[130]
W.H.Bender. An end use analysis of global food requirements,
Food Policy, 19, (1994) 381-395.
[131]
D.Byerlee, A.Siddiq. Has the green revolution been sustained?
The quantitative impact of the seed-fertilizer revolution in Pakistan
revisited, World Development, 22, (1994) 1345-1361.
[132]
S.L.Hemstock, D.O.Hall. Biomass energy flows in Zimbabwe, Biomass
and Bioenergy, 8, (1995) 151-173.
[133]
D.Hughes, W.Butcher, A.Jaradat, W.Penaranda. Economic Analysis
of the Long-Term Consequences of Farming Practices in the Barley
Cropping Area of Jordan, Agricultural Systems, 47, (1995) 39-58.
[134]
D.P.Garrity, P.C.Agustin. Historical land use evolution in a
tropical acid upland agroecosystem, Agriculture, Ecosystems &
Environment, 53, (1995) 83-95.
[135]
J.de Wit, J.K.Oldenbroek, H.van Keulen, D.Zwart. Criteria for
sustainable livestock production: a proposal for implementation,
Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment, 53, (1995) 219-229.
[136]
G.M.Hollander. Agroenvironmental Conflict and World Food System
Theory: Sugarcane in the Everglades Agricultural Area, Journal of
Rural Studies, 11, (1995) 309-318.
[137]
M.G.Paoletti, D.Pimentel. The Environmental and Economic Costs
of Herbicide Resistance and Host-Plant Resistance to Plant Pathogens
and Insects, Technological Forecasting and Social Change, 50, (1995)
9-23.
[138]
K.G.Cassman, R.R.Harwood. The nature of agricultural systems:
food security and environmental balance, Food Policy, 20, (1995)
439-454.
[139]
J.Baidu-Forson, C.Renard. Comparing Productivity of Millet-Based
Cropping Systems in Unstable Environments of the Sahel: Possibilities
and Challenges, Agricultural Systems, 51, (1996) 85-95.
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