Synopsis
Rethinking farming for a changing era; practical ideas to strengthen rural communities and land use.
This edition surveys how farming fits into modern society and how to adapt. It argues that isolated labels like “abandoned farms” miss the bigger shifts in land use, ownership, and farming methods. Instead, it offers a clear view of what works today and how policy, education, and management can help farms stay productive and relevant.
- Three strong paths for hill and remote lands: fruit growing for export, revived animal industries and dairying, and expanding forest crops.
- A practical look at how markets, land use, and ownership interact with farming prosperity.
- A forward‑looking plan for reorganizing farming, building knowledge access, and aligning practices with today’s realities.
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