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Tilman et al., 2002
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Global trends in cereal and meat production; total use of nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizers; increased use of irrigation; total global pesticides production
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2008
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IAASTD/Ketill Berger, UNEP/GRID-Arendal
Description:
Production gains are attributed to improved crop varieties and livestock, soil management, improved access to resources (nutrients and water), infrastructure developments, policy initiatives, microfinance, education, better communication and advances in market and trade systems. This has also increased the demand and use of irrigation, phosphorus and nitrogen.
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Infrastructure (68) , Market (40) , Education (17) , Nitrogen (21) , Phosphorus (6) , Irrigation (44) , Management (159) , Soil (62) , Food (147) , Policy (21) , Livestock (21)
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