Alrøe, Hugo Fjelsted and Kristensen, Erik Steen (2001) Values in organic farming and their implications. In: Pasquali, Matias (Ed.) Preprints EurSafe 2001, A&Q Polo per la Qualificazione del Sistima Agroelementare, University of Milan, pp. 115-116.
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In the process of planning new research in organic farming in Denmark, various issues concerning the principles of organic farming and its future development have come out for discussion. The new research is intended to be pro-active and forward-looking, and help to promote organic farming and a sustainable development of agriculture in general. These objectives can, however, only be fully satisfied if a degree of consensus is reached on the aims and principles of organic farming. We suggest that three general principles of action and development can be set out, the cyclical principle, the precautionary principle and the nearness principle. Given that there are such special principles of acting in organic farming, how well are these expressed in practice?
|EPrint Type:||Conference paper, poster, etc.|
|Type of presentation:||Paper|
|Keywords:||values, principles, technology, development, research, organic farming|
|Subjects:|| Values, standards and certification > Technology assessment|
Values, standards and certification
|Research affiliation:||Denmark > DARCOF II (2000-2005) > V.1 (SYNERGY) Coordination and synergy|
|Deposited By:||Alrøe, Ph.D. Hugo Fjelsted|
|Deposited On:||25 Sep 2002|
|Last Modified:||04 Jun 2013 09:38|
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