Culture and Agriculture

An Ecological Introduction to Traditional and Modern Farming Systems

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Ernest L. Schusky

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This book is specifically written for the general reader who is interested in agriculture. It offers a historical overview of the two major periods of agriculture, the Neolithic Revolution, which occurred when humans initially domesticated plants and animals, and the Neoclaric Revolution, which began the introduction of fossil fuel into agriculture in the twentieth century.

Author Biography:

ERNEST L. SCHUSKY is a Professor in the Anthropology Department at Southern Illinois University. He has been involved in agricultural research projects in India, Jamacia, Cuba, Mexico, Taiwan, South Korea, and China. Dr. Schusky has also published on the famines in the Sahel and is currently working on an anthropological perspective on agriculture and the food policies of developing and developed countries.

Release date NZ

November 20th, 1989

Author

Ernest L. Schusky

Audience

General (US: Trade)

Pages

223

ISBN-13

9780897891851

Product ID

14500603

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