We can now solve the 10,000-year-old problem of agriculture

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Jackson, Wes
Abstract
To solve the 10,000-year-old problem of agriculture, the predominant feature of which has been soil erosion, we will need to develop perennial grains. If we are to adequately manage insects, pathogens and weeds as well as biological nitrogen fixation, we will need polycultures.
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2012
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NABC
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Agricultural biotechnology; sustainability; agricultural water use; drought tolerant plants; water quality; rice; pest control; environmental quality;
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