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(PDF) Soil quality and profitability of biodynamic and conventional farming systems: A review
(PDF) Soil quality and profitability of biodynamic and conventional farming systems: A review
How-ever, just because a farm is “organic” or ‘Biodynamic,’ for example, does not mean that it is sustainable. To be sustainable, it must produce food of high quality, be environmentally safe, protect the soil, and be profitable and socially just (Reganold et al., 1990 However, because the biodynamic farmers had lower costs than the conventional farmers, their profits were higher (Table 5). In the two years studied, biodynamic products received an average premium of 59% (range 15 to108%) over the price of similar conventional products (Koepf, 1986).
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(PDF) Soil quality and profitability of biodynamic and conventional farming systems: A review