3 - Healthy produce, people and environment
Our health is influenced by the water we drink, the air we breathe, by many physical and non-physical factors in our environment, and by the quantity and quality of the food we eat every day. The quality of our food is largely determined by the way it is grown or produced. Health and agriculture therefore are linked and calls for integrated processes, innovative approaches and novel partnerships.
The articles in this issue show how human health is being improved through good natural resource management and maintenance of ecosystem health.
Table of contents:
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2 - 3
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4 - 5
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6 - 7written by Swain .S. , Parida N.R.
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8 - 9written by Joshua Spetter , Lisa Thompson
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10 - 11
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12 - 12written by Mihin Dollo
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13 - 14written by G.S. Unni Krishnan Nair
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15 - 16written by Luke Simmons , Steffanie Scott
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17 - 18written by P.M. Unnikrishnan , G. Hariramamurthi
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19 - 21written by Sarah Kaschula , Kathy Arbuckle
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22 - 22written by Pradeep Kumar Mohapatra
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23 - 24written by R.C. Sasidharan Nair
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25 - 25written by L. Narayana Reddy
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26 - 27
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28 - 28written by P. Indira Devi
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29 - 31written by Stephen Sherwood , Ross Mary Borja , Linda Jo Stern , Nina Hernidiah , Scott A Killough , Paul Joicey , Peter R Berti
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