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Agricultural Chemicals and the Environment : Issues and Potential Solutions, Hardback Book

Agricultural Chemicals and the Environment : Issues and Potential Solutions Hardback

Edited by R E (University of York, UK) Hester, R M (University of Birmingham, UK) Harrison

Part of the Issues in Environmental Science and Technology series

Hardback

Description

Agricultural production is in a period of rapid transformation which has seen an increase in the use of biotechnology, synthetic chemistry, biological chemicals and biopesticides.

These disciplines are integrated with improvements in application technology, digital farming and the use of big data.

Whilst offering unique opportunities to reduce potential environmental impacts, these advances also raise new environmental concerns.

This book provides an overview of the changes occurring in the agricultural industry, highlighting opportunities to address impacts and indicating potential barriers to adoption of the technology.

This new edition has been updated to include the very latest in agricultural developments, including organic farming and genetically modified crops.

It is of interest to students and academics, as well as farmers and landowners and those working in legislation.

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