在可持续农业运动中扩大对无动物有机农业的认可并将其纳入其中

IF 3.7 2区 农林科学 Q2 FOOD SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Mona Seymour
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无动物有机农业处于可持续农业话语、实践和想象的边缘,以动物为基础的农业形式为中心。然而,可持续农业的关注和目标与许多形式的无动物有机农业(AFOA)非常一致,AFOA被描述为没有动物生产、劳动力和副产品的有机农业。尽管如此,AFOA仍有很大的潜力为更强劲的可持续农业运动做出贡献。为了强调以动物为基础和无动物为基础的可持续农业之间的连续性,本观点确定了无动物和以动物为基础的可持续农业之间的一些关键相似之处,包括共同关注土壤健康和共同反对集约化动物农业。它认为,除了与可持续农业兼容之外,AFOA还提供了目前和潜在的动物性农业面临的一些难题的答案,例如气候变化对动物性农业的预计影响以及动物性土壤改良剂供应链的稳定性。将AFOA纳入可持续农业运动的障碍也存在;这篇文章提出了解决这些挑战的潜在方法,包括将AFOA纳入正规的可持续农业教育。
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Expanding recognition and inclusion of animal-free organic agriculture in the sustainable agriculture movement
Animal-free organic agriculture resides at the margins of sustainable agriculture discourse, practice, and imaginaries, which center animal-based forms of farming. However, the concerns and goals of sustainable agriculture are overwhelmingly consistent with those of many forms of animal-free organic agriculture (AFOA), described as organic farming sans animal production, labor, and byproducts. Despite this sidelining, AFOA has great potential to contribute to a more robust sustainable agriculture movement. In order to emphasize the continuities between animal-based and animal-free sustainable agriculture, this Perspective identifies a number of key similarities between animal-free and animal-based sustainable farming, including mutual foci on soil health and shared opposition to intensive animal agriculture. It contends that beyond being compatible with sustainable agriculture, AFOA holds answers to some of the difficult questions currently and potentially confronting animal-based agriculture, such as projected impacts of climate change on animal agriculture and stability of supply chains for animal-based soil amendments. Barriers to greater inclusion of AFOA into the sustainable agriculture movement exist as well; this piece suggests potential ways to address some of these challenges, including the integration of AFOA into formal sustainable agriculture education.
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Frontiers in Sustainable Food Systems
Frontiers in Sustainable Food Systems Agricultural and Biological Sciences-Horticulture
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