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Sustainable Agriculture and the Social Sciences: Getting Beyond Best Management Practices and into Food Systems

Jeffrey L. Jordan, Douglas H. Constance

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support over the duration of this project. We also thank Gwen Rowland, Southern SARE Communications Specialist, for her helpful editing of the manuscript. Finally, we wish to thank the authors in the special volume for their sustainable agriculture activities and their participation in this project.

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support over the duration of this project. We also thank Gwen Rowland, Southern SARE Communications Specialist, for her helpful editing of the manuscript. Finally, we wish to thank the authors in the special volume for their sustainable agriculture activities and their participation in this project.

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support over the duration of this project. We also thank Gwen Rowland, Southern SARE Communications Specialist, for her helpful editing of the manuscript. Finally, we wish to thank the authors in the special volume for their sustainable agriculture activities and their participation in this project.

Key concepts: Sustainable agriculture, Agriculture, Portfolio, Work (physics), Sustainability, Economic growth, Business, Political science

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