Prospects for Sustainable Agriculture in Russia
Stephen K. Wegren
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Stephen K. Wegren
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Abstract Industrial agriculture contributes to greenhouse gas emissions and is degrading agricultural land. To reduce the impact of agriculture on the environment, a transition to sustainable agriculture is necessary. The article assesses the prospects for sustainable agriculture in Russia. It examines three models for their applicability to Russia: food sovereignty, community supported agriculture, and business as usual.
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Abstract Industrial agriculture contributes to greenhouse gas emissions and is degrading agricultural land. To reduce the impact of agriculture on the environment, a transition to sustainable agriculture is necessary. The article assesses the prospects for sustainable agriculture in Russia. It examines three models for their applicability to Russia: food sovereignty, community supported agriculture, and business as usual.
Key concepts: Agriculture, Sustainable Agriculture Innovation Network, Sustainable agriculture, Greenhouse gas, Natural resource economics, Business, Food sovereignty, Sustainability