The greening of the green revolution

David Tilman ()
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David Tilman: Evolution, and Behavior, University of Minnesota

Nature, 1998, vol. 396, issue 6708, 211-212

Abstract: In comparison with conventional, high-intensity agricultural methods, ‘organic’ alternatives can improve soil fertility and have fewer detrimental effects on the environment. These alternatives can also produce equivalent crop yields to conventional methods.

Date: 1998
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