Ecological agriculture within a densely populated area in China

Wu, Shanmei; Xu, Shuai; Wu, Jiangliang

doi:10.1016/0167-8809(89)90120-5

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“…Ecological agriculture advocates a production system with minimal agro-chemical inputs, using a range of local, natural, and social capital. It is the most promising alternative that has a sound track record for adapting safely to the increased population (Wu et al, 1989). Ecological agriculture represents an alternative practice by which ecological economics and sustainable development can be realized at the grass-roots level.…”

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Operationalizing Sustainability: An Emerging Eco-Philosophy in Chinese Ecological Agriculture

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2004

Journal of Sustainable Agriculture

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ABSTRACT. The sustainable development of agriculture has increasingly become an international trend in recent decades. Although this major theme was originated from developed countries, it also has active responses in developing countries. This paper examines the evolution of the ecological agricultural practices in the People's Republic of China with a focus on the changing underlying eco-philosophy and the broader socio-cultural settings.

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confidence: 99%