Corporate farming
(Book)
Contributors:
Hurt, Avery Elizabeth, editor.
NoveList Series:
Published:
New York : Greenhaven Publishing, [2017].
Format:
Book
ISBN:
9781534500495, 1534500499, 9781534500518, 1534500510
Physical Desc:
208 pages ; 23 cm.
Rating:
Grade 9 to 12.
Status:
Aims Greeley Circulation
HD1415 .C665 2018
Description
Corporate farms have solved so many of the worlds problems. In addition to making healthy food accessible and affordable to more people, they provide jobs in communities that sorely need them. But do corporations have too much power over food? Do they benefit from unfair tax breaks? Are their profit-driven practices hurting the environment, perhaps irreparably? And what does their success mean for the family farmer?
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Street Date:
1704
Language:
English
Notes
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Description
Corporate farms have solved so many of the worlds problems. In addition to making healthy food accessible and affordable to more people, they provide jobs in communities that sorely need them. But do corporations have too much power over food? Do they benefit from unfair tax breaks? Are their profit-driven practices hurting the environment, perhaps irreparably? And what does their success mean for the family farmer?
Target Audience
Grade 9 to 12.
Citations
APA Citation (style guide)
Hurt, A. E. (2017). Corporate farming. New York, Greenhaven Publishing.
Chicago / Turabian - Author Date Citation (style guide)Hurt, Avery Elizabeth. 2017. Corporate Farming. New York, Greenhaven Publishing.
Chicago / Turabian - Humanities Citation (style guide)Hurt, Avery Elizabeth, Corporate Farming. New York, Greenhaven Publishing, 2017.
MLA Citation (style guide)Hurt, Avery Elizabeth. Corporate Farming. New York, Greenhaven Publishing, 2017.
Note! Citation formats are based on standards as of July 2022. Citations contain only title, author, edition, publisher, and year published. Citations should be used as a guideline and should be double checked for accuracy.
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| 505 | 0 | |a Introduction -- Can we feed the world without corporate farms? -- Industrial farming may not be as bad as we think / Steve Savage -- Corporate, industrial agriculture has already failed to feed the world / Dawn Gifford -- Sustainable farming methods will provide not just more food, but better food / Zareen Pervez Bharucha -- Organic crops alone can't feed the world / James E. McWilliams -- Organic farming methods are almost as productive as conventional methods / Lauren C. Ponisio -- "Can organic farming feed the world?" is not even the right question / Brian Halweil -- Is corporate farming environmentally sustainable? -- American's political commitment to producing corn at the expense of other crops damages the environment / Bill Hewitt -- Modern industrial agriculture is destroying the ecosystem / Peter Saunders -- The scientific debate about gm foods is over : they're safe / Michael White -- Factory farming needs more government regulation / Will Allen -- Sloppy analysis shakes the public?s faith in science / Geoffrey Kabat -- An agricultural shift in cuba could mean ecological disaster / Miguel Altieri -- Is corporate farming economically sustainable? -- Local food economies can thrive / Olga Bonfiglio -- Farms get big out of economic necessity / Carrie Mess -- Small farming could create jobs, if big industry would step back and let them / Gene Logsdon -- Family farming can't support a family / Jaclyn Moyer -- Corporate farming is more economically efficient than family farming in most / Circumstances -- Nathan Wittmaack -- Is corporate farming morally justifiable? -- Those who say gmos are safe to eat are not objective / Nadia Prupis -- Opposition to genetically engineered foods is based on bad science and dishonest hype / Layla Katiraee -- Genetically engineered crops are safe to eat / Kelly Servick -- Pesticides, not GMOs, are harming farmworkers and children in rural areas / Liza Gross -- Democracy demands that control of the food system be in the hands of the citizens / Alana Mann -- Periodical and internet sources bibliography -- For further discussion -- Organizations to contact -- Bibliography of books -- Index. | |
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