Farmageddon

In the years following the war, there was a strong humanitarian motivation to provide food that was both effective and affordable to the masses. However, this noble intention has gradually been overshadowed by the relentless advancement of industrial agriculture, driven by the constant pursuit of producing more for less. This shift has led to the disappearance of farm animals from open fields, the transformation of rural landscapes into barren wildlife deserts, and the infiltration of perplexing and potentially hazardous viruses into our food supply. "Farmageddon" serves as a call to action, urging a reevaluation and reform of our current agricultural and dietary practices. Philip Lymbery embarks on a probing investigation into the opaque sector of industrial farming, seeking pathways towards a more sustainable and humane future in agriculture. - ISBN-13: 9781408846346 - Authors: Philip Lymbery, Isabel Oakeshott - Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing - Language: English - Format: Paperback - Publication Year: 2015 - Number of Pages: 448 - Dimensions: 130 x 199 x 28 mm - Weight: 360 g