Good Plus copy of this large (9X12) paperback, 570 pages. Small stain on front cover, light wear and cornor bump. Reproduces hundreds of related articles. "Third World Network Dossier". #.

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Bibliographic Details

Title

Return to the Good Earth Damaging Effects of Modern Agriculture and the Case for Ecological Farming

Publisher

Third World Network, (Malaysia), (c1990)

Publication Date

1990

Language

English

ISBN 10

9839957325

ISBN 13

9789839957327

Binding

Oversized Paperback

Condition

Good Plus

Seller catalogs

Natural History, Agriculture

Store Description

A used and rare bookshop near the University of Virginia since 1975 now with general antiquarian books that might appeal to book collectors and serious scholars. Open only by appointment. Beginning January 1st, 2026 our former large used book shop now operates next door under the name Ginkgo Books.

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Heartwood Books Inc
5 Elliewood Avenue, Charlottesville, VA, 22903, U.S.A.

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Heartwood Books Inc
5 Elliewood Ave
Charlottesville, Va 22903
434-295-7083

Owner: Paul Collinge

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