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agroecology

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agroecology [‚ag·rō‚ē′käl·ə·jē]
(agriculture)
The application of ecological knowledge about organism distribution and abundance to enhance crop yields and protect crops from insect or disease attack.


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Since 1998, Trees Forever, Iowa State University's Department of Forestry, the Agroecology Issue Team of the Leopold Center for Sustainable Agriculture and the National Soil Tilth Laboratory have been exploring potential benefits of improved landscape aesthetics, reduced energy costs, reduced odor and improved wildlife habitat at the farm.
He has been actively involved in research on the ecology of tropical rain forests for the past 25 years and has written or edited six books, including Agroecology and Biology As a Social Weapon.
Shapiro has ongoing sustainability projects in Brazil, Panama, Ecuador, Ghana, Vietnam and Sulawesi concerning cacao agroforestry, agroecology, agroeconomics and landscape issues in the neo-tropics.
 
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