Ethical issues in integrated weed management

Ethical issues in integrated weed managementThis chapter surveys the potential ethical issues and problems that surround weed science as a subdivision of agriculture. These include the implications of herbicide resistance, invasive species, the introduction of biotech Genetically Modified Organisms and concerns about sustainability. This chapter focuses particularly on sustainability as an ethical goal of weed science, arguing that truly integrated weed management requires engagement with the

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this second edition presents additional essays by Jonathan Dollimore and Alan Sinfield

The chapter examines the challenges faced by the livestock industry and the potential solutions offered by precision management

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filled with a sense of both the immense weight and the impermanence of history