Titlebook: Introduction to Agroecology; C.D. Caldwell,Songliang Wang Textbook 2020 Science Press and Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2020 Agricult

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Natural Ecosystems Versus Agroecosystemsogical efficiency help inform how we can best produce food for our population using the least land needed with the lowest environmental impact. An initial exploration of the concept of ecological footprint will assist students in the process of critically reading chapters on our present agricultural

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Water as the Basis for Cultivated Ecosystemsrement for successful agricultural production to feed the world’s population. Water availability is the key limiting factor among all factors that determine crop yield. Even though the earth is named a “water planet” that uniquely accommodates life, the usable water for agriculture is extremely limi

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Agroecosystem Health and Servicesm and agroecosystems provide goods and services without which, society would cease to exist. These goods and services range from essential activities such as keeping the environment suitable for life to offering aesthetic pleasure from the simple existence of nature. There are nine key ecosystem ser

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Agroecology and Hunger production. In 2020, approximately 795 million of our fellow citizens are without enough food to live healthy, active lives. This level of hunger is principally due to five factors: lack of food production, postharvest losses, poor food distribution, poverty, and governance. Most famines throughout

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Wastes or Resources in Agroecosystems?netic, soil and water resources. However, this chapter focuses mostly on the handling of wastes and furthermore how to turn wastes into resources. Using animal and plant manure as organic fertilizer adds fertility and structure to soil through the addition of nutrients, organic matter and bacteria.

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Global Climate Change and Agriculture phenomenon of global climate change. The main GHG’s from agriculture and food are carbon monoxide, methane, and nitrous oxide. This chapter addresses the principal concepts of the greenhouse effect and how agriculture can be a key component of both adaptation and mitigation of climate change.

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