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Farming and the Fate of Wild Nature:
Essays in Conservation-Based Agriculture

Table of Contents

Section I Agriculture & Conservation

Conservationist and Agrarian   Wendell Berry

3

Tame and Wild    Fred Kirschenmann & David Gould

14

The Oil We Eat   Richard Manning

26
A Forest’s Last Stand   Barbara Kingsolver
38

The Farmer as Conservationist?    Laura L. Jackson

48

Section II Core Issues

Salmon Stakes   Ted Williams

63

When the Epidemic Hit the King of Clones                                Gary Paul Nabhan & Ana Guadalupe Valenzuela-Zapata

73

Wild Work Crew   Scott McMillion

80

A Grassland Manifesto   Becky Weed

84

Living with Wolves   Luba Vangelova

91

A Plea for Bees   Daniel Imhoff

96

Making Organic Wild   Jo Ann Baumgartner

103

Section III Biodiversity Challenge

A Biotic View of Land   Aldo Leopold

117

Nature’s Crisis   Dave Foreman

126

Context Matters   Reed Noss

131

Keeping Track   Rick Bass

143

The Role of Top Carnivores   John Terborgh, James Estes, Paul   Paquet, Katherine Ralls,Diane Boyd-Heger, Brian Miller, and         Reed Noss

152

Rebuilding After Collapse   John Davis

166

Section IV Society & Culture

The Way We Live Now   Michael Pollan

179

Can Organic Feed Us All?   Brian Halweil

187

Evolution of an Ecolabel   Dan Kent

200

Will Agricultural Economics Change in Time?   Dan Barber

210

A Taste for Conservation
  Jennifer Bogo, Angie Jabine,Gretel Schueller, David Seideman

214



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