Titlebook: Horticulture: Plants for People and Places, Volume 3; Social Horticulture Geoffrey R. Dixon,David E. Aldous Book 2014 Springer Science+Busi

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Health and Well-Being,is thought to provide a range of health and social benefits. Benefits that would not necessarily accrue in an anthropogenic dominated landscape working with artificial materials. The benefit of horticultural activities relate to the promotion of relaxation in stressed individuals through physical ac

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,Horticultural Science’s Role in Meeting the Need of Urban Populations,ntists and researchers to serve: more than half of all people worldwide already live in urban areas, and more than two-thirds will do so by 2050. In this chapter we address the past, current, and future roles that horticultural science plays in the major issues of concern to public welfare: public h

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Education and Training Futures in Horticulture and Horticultural Science,trade, horticulture products and services became a source of fresh food for daily consumption, and a source of plant material in developing a quality environment and lifestyle. The knowledge of horticulture and the skills of its practitioners have been demonstrated through the advancing civilization

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Extension Approaches for Horticultural Innovation,nsion now and into the future. Extension as a function and a practice is being redefined in many countries alongside changes in the institutional arrangements for extension, changing funding models and varying degrees of involvement of the private sector. The chapter analyses:

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Increasing the Economic Role for Smallholder Farmers in the World Market for Horticultural Food,ing the changing demands of modern markets, including the effects of climate change, deficiencies in their enabling environment, resources, capacities and institutional models for change and development. In this chapter we set the context by defining these deficiencies and their implications for dev

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Horticulture and Art,tics of horticulture: (1) art in horticulture, the direct use of plants alone and in groups as pleasing visual objects, and (2) horticulture in art, the use of horticultural objects as a basic component of artistic expression. Art in horticulture revolves around plants as beautiful objects, individu