From Green Revolution to Regenerative Agriculture
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This topic remonstrates how the Green Revolution led to the introduction of new varieties that required large amounts of chemical fertilizers and pesticides, raising concerns about cost and the potentially harmful environmental effects.
The Green Revolution is the set of research technology transfer initiatives occurring between 1950 and the late 1960s; this topic remonstrates how the Green Revolution led to the introduction of new varieties that required large amounts of chemical fertilizers and pesticides, raising concerns about cost and the potentially harmful environmental effects.
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