Paull, John (2008) Wild Organics: A Frontier Shift from Agriculture to Wildculture. Elementals - Journal of Bio-Dynamics Tasmania (90), pp. 14-19.
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Summary
There is currently a twenty-first century “backflow” of the “organic” concept, from its agricultural heritage to wildculture. Wildculture includes all aspects and styles of hunting-and-gathering food harvesting. Wild harvested organic land now totals 33.8 million hectares worldwide, and already exceeds the global total of agricultural organic land. This is a new phenomenon and limited statistics have been reported by the International Federation of Organic Agricultural Movements from 2006. Finland leads the world with 7,507,523 wildculture organic hectares, being 22% of the world total. The top 20% of the world’s organic wildculture countries account for 90% of the world’s organic wildculture hectares. Forty six countries report organic wildculture harvesting.
EPrint Type: | Journal paper |
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Keywords: | wild, organic, wildculture, wild-culture,FInland, IFOAM, FairWIld. |
Subjects: | "Organics" in general Food systems "Organics" in general > Countries and regions > Finland Values, standards and certification "Organics" in general > Countries and regions > Canada "Organics" in general > Countries and regions > India |
Research affiliation: | Australia > Australian National University |
Deposited By: | Paull, Dr John |
ID Code: | 13568 |
Deposited On: | 19 Jun 2008 |
Last Modified: | 12 Apr 2010 07:37 |
Document Language: | English |
Status: | Published |
Refereed: | Peer-reviewed and accepted |
Additional Publishing Information: | ISSN 1443-3508 |
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