Production of 10 major commodities in England and Wales was studied using Life Cycle Analysis (LCA). Organic and non-organic (contemporary conventional) systems were compared. Organic production was generally less energy consuming, except for poultry meat, eggs and tomatoes. Environmental burdens, such as global warming potential or eutrophication were often greater per unit of production from organic than non-organic systems
Very few studies objectively quantify environmental impact of organic farming practices. The Life Cy...
To reduce the environmental burden of agriculture, suitable methods to comprehend and assess the imp...
Ecological sustainability in agriculture is a concept that contains various environmental problems, ...
Comprehensive assessment tools are needed that reliably describe environmental impacts of different ...
Background, aims and scope Food production is essential to life. Modern farming uses considerable r...
Summarization: The environmental sustainability of an organic and a conventional lettuce cultivation...
With the need to identify sustainable modes of food production for growing populations there has bee...
Purpose – Sustainable agriculture implies the ability of agro-ecosystems to remain productive in the...
Organic agriculture addresses the public demand to diminish environmental pollution of agricultural ...
AbstractThe Nafferton Factorial Systems Comparison experiments were begun in 2003 to provide data on...
Agriculture is a major contributor to global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and must feature in effo...
Resource use and environmental impacts of a small-scale low-input organic vegetable supply system in...
We report a comparative environmental study of organic and conventional open-field eggplant cultivat...
The chapter focuses on the use of the Life Cycle Assessment method to monitor the emission load of f...
QLIF researchers have collected data on the environmental and economic impact of a series of product...
Very few studies objectively quantify environmental impact of organic farming practices. The Life Cy...
To reduce the environmental burden of agriculture, suitable methods to comprehend and assess the imp...
Ecological sustainability in agriculture is a concept that contains various environmental problems, ...
Comprehensive assessment tools are needed that reliably describe environmental impacts of different ...
Background, aims and scope Food production is essential to life. Modern farming uses considerable r...
Summarization: The environmental sustainability of an organic and a conventional lettuce cultivation...
With the need to identify sustainable modes of food production for growing populations there has bee...
Purpose – Sustainable agriculture implies the ability of agro-ecosystems to remain productive in the...
Organic agriculture addresses the public demand to diminish environmental pollution of agricultural ...
AbstractThe Nafferton Factorial Systems Comparison experiments were begun in 2003 to provide data on...
Agriculture is a major contributor to global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and must feature in effo...
Resource use and environmental impacts of a small-scale low-input organic vegetable supply system in...
We report a comparative environmental study of organic and conventional open-field eggplant cultivat...
The chapter focuses on the use of the Life Cycle Assessment method to monitor the emission load of f...
QLIF researchers have collected data on the environmental and economic impact of a series of product...
Very few studies objectively quantify environmental impact of organic farming practices. The Life Cy...
To reduce the environmental burden of agriculture, suitable methods to comprehend and assess the imp...
Ecological sustainability in agriculture is a concept that contains various environmental problems, ...