Ecological Agriculture Projects (EAP)

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Title:

Ecological Agriculture Projects (EAP)

Url:

https://www.eap.mcgill.ca

Publisher:

McGill University

Description: Located on the Macdonald Campus of McGill University in Quebec, Canada, Ecological Agriculture Projects (EAP) facilitates the establishment of food systems worldwide that are nutritionally sound, socially just, humane, economically viable and environmentally sustainable. Established in 1974, EAP provides expert analysis and advice to farmers, consumers, government, universities, agribusiness, and the media. They have established and maintained one of North America's largest resource centers on sustainable food systems, with over 2000 books, 100 journals and newsletters, 100,000 articles, and an extensive range of audio-visual materials. This site allows users to search the EAP library for any number of references regarding agricultural issues and includes an extensive collection of related links.

LC Classification:

Agriculture -- Agriculture (General) -- General works -- Special aspects of agriculture as a whole, A-Z -- Sustainable agriculture
Agriculture -- Agriculture (General) -- Melioration: Improvement, reclamation, fertilization, irrigation, etc., of lands -- Organic farming. Organiculture
Agriculture -- Plant culture -- Gardens and gardening -- Organic gardening
Agriculture -- Plant culture -- Horticulture. Horticultural crops -- Sustainable horticulture
Technology -- Environmental technology. Sanitary engineering -- Environmental technology. Sanitary engineering -- Rural and farm sanitary engineering

GEM Subject:

Science
Health
Science -- Agriculture
Vocational Education
Health -- Environmental health
Vocational Education -- Agriculture

Key Concept:

Ecology -- Sustainability
Agriculture -- Food
Agriculture -- Nutrition
Agriculture -- Sustainability

Resource Type:

Collection

Format:

Document -- HTML

Education Level:

Higher Education -- Graduate/Professional
Higher Education -- Undergraduate (Upper Division)

Language:

English

Access Rights:

Free access

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