Science under the grain mountains
MacKenzie, D.
Science under the grain mountains - 1988 - New Scientist 117(1603) 10 March 1988, 41-43(3) .
Europe is growing more food than it can sell and in 1987 the EEC spent almost two-thirds of its budget on agriculture, mostly to buy surpluses . The solution is to produce less or grow different and more saleable crops. This article reports on the current dilemma facing European agriculture and the implications for research and future technological development in the industry.
CAP
DIVERSIFICATION
FOOD PRODUCTION
SET-ASIDE
Science under the grain mountains - 1988 - New Scientist 117(1603) 10 March 1988, 41-43(3) .
Europe is growing more food than it can sell and in 1987 the EEC spent almost two-thirds of its budget on agriculture, mostly to buy surpluses . The solution is to produce less or grow different and more saleable crops. This article reports on the current dilemma facing European agriculture and the implications for research and future technological development in the industry.
CAP
DIVERSIFICATION
FOOD PRODUCTION
SET-ASIDE