Organic Futures

By Adrian Myers Organic Futures presents an overwhelming argument for replacing modern farming methods with organic techniques. Exploring the history, politics, and practicalities of organic farming, Adrian Myers shows how the current techniques of agriculture and horticulture based on chemical fertilizers that inevitably bring about the deterioration of soil life cannot provide a long term sustainable future for humankind. Printed on acid-free, recycled paper. About the Author Adrian Myers practiced organic farming for twenty years, running a mixed organic small holding in the United Kingdom. He has spent many years researching the subject of organic and sustainable farming.

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