2013•Environmental Research LettersOpen access

To what extent does organic farming rely on nutrient inflows from conventional farming?

Benjamin Nowak, Thomas Nesme, Christophe David, Sylvain Pellerin

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Key concepts: Organic farming, Agriculture, Arable land, Mixed farming, Environmental science, Ecological farming, Extensive farming, Integrated farming

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