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Cultivating Utopia

Name: Cultivating Utopia
Brand: Fernwood Publishing Co Ltd
SKU: 06252203
Price: 16.09 EUR
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Author: Kregg Hetherington
ISBN: 9781552661727

Organic Farmers in a Conventional Landscape

Kregg Hetherington

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Inglese

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Codice Libristo: 06252203

Casa editrice Fernwood Publishing Co Ltd, febbraio 2006

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This book begins with the questions: What draws people to become organic farmers? and Why do so many leave farming in short order? It argues that social cleavages between organic and conventional farmers make it very difficult for organic farmers to realise their utopian goals. Ideological differences between these two groups make them hostile to each other, even when their daily struggles as farmers might (and may still) unite them in the face of other, powerful interests in the food business.