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Books by Caitlin O'brady
  | | Food and the Mid-Level Farm(1st Edition) Renewing an Agriculture of the Middle (Food, Health, and the Environment) by Thomas A. Lyson, Rick Welsh, G. W. Stevenson, Fred Kirschenmann, Frederick H. Buttel, Mike Duffy, Kenneth A. Dahlberg, Thomas W. Gray, Amy Guptill, Mary Hendrickson, William Heffernan, David Lind, Elizabeth Barham, Eileen Brady, Caitlin O'brady, Rich Pirog, Daryll E. Ray, Harwood D. Schaffer, Shelley Grow, Elizabeth Higgins, Sandra S. Batie, Peter Carstensen, Robert Gottlieb, Mun S. Ho Hardcover, 320 Pages, Published 2008 by The Mit Press ISBN-13: 978-0-262-12299-3, ISBN: 0-262-12299-5 "Practitioners and scholars from a range of disciplines discuss how midsize farms can better connect with consumers, organize collectively to develop markets for their products, and promote public policies that address agriculture-of-the-middle issues.Agriculture in the United States today increasingly operates in two separate spheres: large, corporate-connected commodity production and distribution systems and small-scale farms that mar ..." |
 | | Food and the Mid-Level Farm(1st Edition) Renewing an Agriculture of the Middle (Food, Health, and the Environment) by Rick Welsh, Thomas A. Lyson, G. W. Stevenson, Mike Duffy, Amy Guptill, William Heffernan, David Lind, Elizabeth Barham, Eileen Brady, Caitlin O'brady, Rich Pirog, Shelley Grow, Elizabeth Higgins, Peter Carstensen, Fred Kirschenmann, Mary Hendrickson, Frederick H. Buttel, Kenneth A. Dahlberg, Thomas W. Gray, Daryll E. Ray, Harwood D. Schaffer, Sandra S. Batie, Robert Gottlieb, Mun S. Ho, The Mit Press Paperback, 320 Pages, Published 2008 by The Mit Press ISBN-13: 978-0-262-62215-8, ISBN: 0-262-62215-7 "Agriculture in the United States today increasingly operates in two separate spheres: large, corporate-connected commodity production and distribution systems and small-scale farms that market directly to consumers. As a result, midsize family-operated farms find it increasingly difficult to find and reach markets for their products. They are too big to use the direct marke ..." |