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Montgomery, Author, Dirt: The Erosion of Civilisations, Growing a Revolution<\/strong><\/p>\n<p>If we care about nature and our planet&rsquo;s health, we need to care about where our everyday food is coming from. As one of the most destructive practices on the planet, farming outcomes have helped bring us to the brink of catastrophe. Fortunately, they can help bring us back. <strong><em>Food Planet Future <\/em><\/strong>explores how.<\/p>\n<p>Containing never-seen-before images taken using the latest photographic technology, <strong><em>Food Planet Future<\/em><\/strong> combines art and science to show food in a whole new light. <strong><em>Food Planet Future<\/em><\/strong> invokes awe and wonder and inspires action taken on our Earth&rsquo;s behalf.<\/p>\n<p>This book invites readers to reimagine the possibilities for Earth-friendly agriculture, stirring the imagination and provoking ideas and questions. 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It draws upon art, research, and innovative practices to reimagine the tangled crises of food security, climate change, and biodiversity loss.<br \/>FOREWORD, Thor Hanson<br \/>\nPREFACE, Robert Dash<br \/>\nINTRODUCTION, Robert Dash<br \/>\nANATOMY OF A MONTAGE<br \/>\nPERILS AND PROMISE<\/p>\n<p>AGAVE Desert Agroforestry and Carbon Capture<br \/>\nAGAVE 2.0 The Billion Agave Project<br \/>\nASPARAGUS Perennial Vegetables<br \/>\nAVOCADO New Cultivar, and Searching for Sustainable Fruit<br \/>\nAZOLLA A Floating Fern That Once Removed Half of All Atmospheric Carbon<br \/>\nAZOLLA 2.0 High Protein, Affordable Livestock Feed<br \/>\nBAMBOO The Plant With Countless Uses<br \/>\nBEAN &ldquo;Poor Man&rsquo;s Protein&rdquo;, Climate Friendly Food<br \/>\nBEAN 2.0 New Seed Bank With 38,000 Bean Types<br \/>\nBIOCHAR Ancient Practices Build Microbial Hotels in Soil<br \/>\nBLUEBERRY Crop Waste Products and a Circular Economy<br \/>\nBUCKWHEAT Restoring Food Security in Remote Villages<br 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