Issue 108 of New Internationalist
Reader-owned global journalism
February 1982
February 1982 - Issue 108
The time-honoured vision of the small, independent family farmer has given way to a new world of industrial agriculture. However, modern, industrial-style farming has yet to solve the problem of hunger. Wayne Ellwood argues that the agribusiness model may be creating more problems than it's solving.
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