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Emma J Devereux | Ecology & Environment | Plant Science | Nature-Based Agriculture | Evolution & Anthropology

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Sustainable & Innovative Agricultural Systems In-focus: Agroecology

Sustainable & Innovative Agricultural Systems In-focus: Agroecology

Posted by By EcoFoodDev March 27, 2021Posted inAgroecology, All Posts
by Emma J Devereux Citation: Devereux, E.J.,(2021), Sustainable & Innovative Agricultural Systems In-focus: Agroecology, EcoFoodDev, https://www.ecofooddev.com/sustainable-innovative-agricultural-systems-in-focus-agroecology/ Let’s look at some of the innovative, nature-based techniques and alternative agricultural systems being…
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How Climate Change Led to Modern Farming

How Climate Change Led to Modern Farming

Posted by By EcoFoodDev March 10, 2021Posted inAll Posts, Past: Archaeology of Food & Farming
by Emma J Devereux Citation: Devereux, E.J., (2021) Why Agriculture Happened: How Past Climate Change Events Led to Modern Farming, EcoFoodDev, https://www.ecofooddev.com/the-12000-year-grind-extraordinary-evidence-for-climate-change-farming-modern-society-from-10000-bc/ A series of changes in climate occurred during the late Pleistocene…
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