Required reading:
Defining Agroecology:
- Swinton, Scott. 2008. Reimagining farms as managed ecosystems. Choices. 23(2): 28-31.
- Gliessman, S. 2004. Chapter
2, Agroecology and agroecosystems. In
D. Rickerl and C. Francis, (ed.) Agroecosystems Analysis.
American Society of Agronomy, Madison , WI .
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Nicholls, C.I. and Altieri, M.A. 2004. Chapter
4, Designing species-rich, pest-suppressive agroecosystems
through habitat management. In D.
Rickerl and C. Francis, (ed.) Agroecosystems Analysis.
American Society of Agronomy, Madison , WI .
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Flora, C. Chapter 7, Community
dynamics and social capital. In D. Rickerl
and C. Francis, (ed.) Agroecosystems Analysis. American
Society of Agronomy, Madison , WI .
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Kirschenmann, F. Chapter
11, Ecological morality: a new ethic for agriculture.
In D. Rickerl and C. Francis, (ed.) Agroecosystems
Analysis. American Society of Agronomy, Madison ,
WI .
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Leopold, Aldo. 1993. The
farmer as a conservationist. In S. L.
Flader and J. Baird Callicott, (ed.) The river of
the mother of God and other essays. The University
of Wisconsin Press, Madison , WI .
Agroecosystem Analysis Models:
Landscape:
Supplemental Reading:
- Rickerl and Francis. Chapter 1, Multidimensional thinking: a prerequisite to agroecology. In D. Rickerl and C. Francis, (ed.) Agroecosystems Analysis. American Society of Agronomy, Madison , WI .
- Francis, Salomonsson, Lieblein, and Helenius. Chapter 10, Serving multiple needs with rural landscapes and agricultural systems. In D. Rickerl and C. Francis, (ed.) Agroecosystems Analysis. American Society of Agronomy, Madison , WI .
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