Agro-industry - Revision history

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'''Agro-industry''', the dominant agricultural paradigm in the 21st century, is the large-scale production, processing, and packaging of food, fiber and energy using modern equipment, [[agro-chemicals]] and industrial methods.

Agro-industrial farming is typically degenerative to it's environment and relies on depleting natural resources such as energy, [[soil fertility]] and [[biodiversity]].

Western [[Reductionism| Reductionist]] thinking

[[Economy of scale]]

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−	'''Agro-industry''', the dominant agricultural paradigm in the 21st century, is the large-scale production, processing, and packaging of food, fiber and energy using modern equipment, [[agro-chemicals]] and industrial methods.	+	'''Agro-industry''', the dominant agricultural paradigm in the 21st century, is the large-scale production, processing, and packaging of food, fiber and energy using modern equipment, [[agro-chemicals]] including [[biocides]] and industrial methods.

	Agro-industrial farming is typically degenerative to it's environment and relies on depleting natural resources such as energy, [[soil fertility]] and [[biodiversity]].		Agro-industrial farming is typically degenerative to it's environment and relies on depleting natural resources such as energy, [[soil fertility]] and [[biodiversity]].