Ecology and Integrated Farming Systems

by D. M. Glen (Editor), Michael P. Greaves (Editor), H. M. Anderson (Editor)

Integrated farming emphasises that agriculture has vital role to play that is much wider than the production of crops, embracing the provision of diverse, attractive landscapes and encouragement of biodiversity, including wildlife conservation. Provides a broad and detailed treatment of key areas of understanding in plant and invertebrate ecology for integrated arable farming. This book stresses that integrated arable farming systems must be built on a sound foundation of ecological research.

344 pages, Hardcover

First published June 20, 1995