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Agricultural change in developed countries

Ian Bowler

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1. Introduction 2. Demand, supply and agricultural change 3. New technology and agricultural change 4. State intervention and agricultural change 5. Farming systems and agricultural regions 6. Changes in production within individual farm businesses 7. Changes in farm size and land occupancy 8. Changes in the marketing system for farm products 9. Changes in agricultural trade and food aid 10. Agricultural change and the natural environment 11. Conclusion.

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Key concepts: Agriculture, Agricultural productivity, Agricultural economics, Business, Intervention (counseling), Good agricultural practice, Agricultural land, Agricultural communication