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The Development of Modern Agriculture
British Farming Since 1931
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236 pages
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Focusing on the modern agricultural revolution, this history critiques its causes and consequences since the inter-war agricultural depression. It evaluates the effects of the Second World War, post-war scientific advancements, and changes in state roles. Additionally, it discusses the Common Agricultural Policy and recent production rationalization efforts. The book serves as a vital resource for understanding the complexities of contemporary agricultural development.
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2000, paperback
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