The Farming Systems Trial

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The hallmark of a truly sustainable system is its ability to regenerate itself. When it comes to farming, the key to sustainable agriculture is healthy soil, since this is the foundation...

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Resource description	{'en': 'The hallmark of a truly sustainable system is its ability to regenerate itself. When it comes\r\nto farming, the key to sustainable agriculture is healthy soil, since this is the foundation\r\nfor present and future growth.\r\nOrganic farming is far superior to conventional systems when it comes to building,\r\nmaintaining and replenishing the health of the soil. For soil health alone, organic\r\nagriculture is more sustainable than conventional. When one also considers yields,\r\neconomic viability, energy usage, and human health, it’s clear that organic farming\r\nis sustainable, while current conventional practices are not.\r\nAs we face uncertain and extreme weather patterns, growing scarcity and expense of oil,\r\nlack of water, and a growing population, we will require farming systems that can adapt,\r\nwithstand or even mitigate these problems while producing healthy, nourishing food.\r\nAfter 30 years of side-by-side research in our Farming Systems Trial (FST), Rodale\r\nInstitute has demonstrated that organic farming is better equipped to feed us now and\r\nwell into the ever changing future.', 'km': 'The hallmark of a truly sustainable system is its ability to regenerate itself. When it comes\r\nto farming, the key to sustainable agriculture is healthy soil, since this is the foundation\r\nfor present and future growth.\r\nOrganic farming is far superior to conventional systems when it comes to building,\r\nmaintaining and replenishing the health of the soil. For soil health alone, organic\r\nagriculture is more sustainable than conventional. When one also considers yields,\r\neconomic viability, energy usage, and human health, it’s clear that organic farming\r\nis sustainable, while current conventional practices are not.\r\nAs we face uncertain and extreme weather patterns, growing scarcity and expense of oil,\r\nlack of water, and a growing population, we will require farming systems that can adapt,\r\nwithstand or even mitigate these problems while producing healthy, nourishing food.\r\nAfter 30 years of side-by-side research in our Farming Systems Trial (FST), Rodale\r\nInstitute has demonstrated that organic farming is better equipped to feed us now and\r\nwell into the ever changing future.', 'lo': 'The hallmark of a truly sustainable system is its ability to regenerate itself. When it comes\r\nto farming, the key to sustainable agriculture is healthy soil, since this is the foundation\r\nfor present and future growth.\r\nOrganic farming is far superior to conventional systems when it comes to building,\r\nmaintaining and replenishing the health of the soil. For soil health alone, organic\r\nagriculture is more sustainable than conventional. When one also considers yields,\r\neconomic viability, energy usage, and human health, it’s clear that organic farming\r\nis sustainable, while current conventional practices are not.\r\nAs we face uncertain and extreme weather patterns, growing scarcity and expense of oil,\r\nlack of water, and a growing population, we will require farming systems that can adapt,\r\nwithstand or even mitigate these problems while producing healthy, nourishing food.\r\nAfter 30 years of side-by-side research in our Farming Systems Trial (FST), Rodale\r\nInstitute has demonstrated that organic farming is better equipped to feed us now and\r\nwell into the ever changing future.', 'my_MM': 'The hallmark of a truly sustainable system is its ability to regenerate itself. 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When one also considers yields,\r\neconomic viability, energy usage, and human health, it’s clear that organic farming\r\nis sustainable, while current conventional practices are not.\r\nAs we face uncertain and extreme weather patterns, growing scarcity and expense of oil,\r\nlack of water, and a growing population, we will require farming systems that can adapt,\r\nwithstand or even mitigate these problems while producing healthy, nourishing food.\r\nAfter 30 years of side-by-side research in our Farming Systems Trial (FST), Rodale\r\nInstitute has demonstrated that organic farming is better equipped to feed us now and\r\nwell into the ever changing future.', 'vi': 'The hallmark of a truly sustainable system is its ability to regenerate itself. When it comes\r\nto farming, the key to sustainable agriculture is healthy soil, since this is the foundation\r\nfor present and future growth.\r\nOrganic farming is far superior to conventional systems when it comes to building,\r\nmaintaining and replenishing the health of the soil. For soil health alone, organic\r\nagriculture is more sustainable than conventional. 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Sự miêu tả	The hallmark of a truly sustainable system is its ability to regenerate itself. When it comes to farming, the key to sustainable agriculture is healthy soil, since this is the foundation for present and future growth. Organic farming is far superior to conventional systems when it comes to building, maintaining and replenishing the health of the soil. For soil health alone, organic agriculture is more sustainable than conventional. When one also considers yields, economic viability, energy usage, and human health, it’s clear that organic farming is sustainable, while current conventional practices are not. As we face uncertain and extreme weather patterns, growing scarcity and expense of oil, lack of water, and a growing population, we will require farming systems that can adapt, withstand or even mitigate these problems while producing healthy, nourishing food. After 30 years of side-by-side research in our Farming Systems Trial (FST), Rodale Institute has demonstrated that organic farming is better equipped to feed us now and well into the ever changing future.

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{'en': 'The hallmark of a truly sustainable system is its ability to regenerate itself. When it comes\r\nto farming, the key to sustainable agriculture is healthy soil, since this is the foundation\r\nfor present and future growth.\r\nOrganic farming is far superior to conventional systems when it comes to building,\r\nmaintaining and replenishing the health of the soil. For soil health alone, organic\r\nagriculture is more sustainable than conventional. When one also considers yields,\r\neconomic viability, energy usage, and human health, it’s clear that organic farming\r\nis sustainable, while current conventional practices are not.\r\nAs we face uncertain and extreme weather patterns, growing scarcity and expense of oil,\r\nlack of water, and a growing population, we will require farming systems that can adapt,\r\nwithstand or even mitigate these problems while producing healthy, nourishing food.\r\nAfter 30 years of side-by-side research in our Farming Systems Trial (FST), Rodale\r\nInstitute has demonstrated that organic farming is better equipped to feed us now and\r\nwell into the ever changing future.', 'km': 'The hallmark of a truly sustainable system is its ability to regenerate itself. When it comes\r\nto farming, the key to sustainable agriculture is healthy soil, since this is the foundation\r\nfor present and future growth.\r\nOrganic farming is far superior to conventional systems when it comes to building,\r\nmaintaining and replenishing the health of the soil. For soil health alone, organic\r\nagriculture is more sustainable than conventional. When one also considers yields,\r\neconomic viability, energy usage, and human health, it’s clear that organic farming\r\nis sustainable, while current conventional practices are not.\r\nAs we face uncertain and extreme weather patterns, growing scarcity and expense of oil,\r\nlack of water, and a growing population, we will require farming systems that can adapt,\r\nwithstand or even mitigate these problems while producing healthy, nourishing food.\r\nAfter 30 years of side-by-side research in our Farming Systems Trial (FST), Rodale\r\nInstitute has demonstrated that organic farming is better equipped to feed us now and\r\nwell into the ever changing future.', 'lo': 'The hallmark of a truly sustainable system is its ability to regenerate itself. When it comes\r\nto farming, the key to sustainable agriculture is healthy soil, since this is the foundation\r\nfor present and future growth.\r\nOrganic farming is far superior to conventional systems when it comes to building,\r\nmaintaining and replenishing the health of the soil. For soil health alone, organic\r\nagriculture is more sustainable than conventional. When one also considers yields,\r\neconomic viability, energy usage, and human health, it’s clear that organic farming\r\nis sustainable, while current conventional practices are not.\r\nAs we face uncertain and extreme weather patterns, growing scarcity and expense of oil,\r\nlack of water, and a growing population, we will require farming systems that can adapt,\r\nwithstand or even mitigate these problems while producing healthy, nourishing food.\r\nAfter 30 years of side-by-side research in our Farming Systems Trial (FST), Rodale\r\nInstitute has demonstrated that organic farming is better equipped to feed us now and\r\nwell into the ever changing future.', 'my_MM': 'The hallmark of a truly sustainable system is its ability to regenerate itself. When it comes\r\nto farming, the key to sustainable agriculture is healthy soil, since this is the foundation\r\nfor present and future growth.\r\nOrganic farming is far superior to conventional systems when it comes to building,\r\nmaintaining and replenishing the health of the soil. For soil health alone, organic\r\nagriculture is more sustainable than conventional. When one also considers yields,\r\neconomic viability, energy usage, and human health, it’s clear that organic farming\r\nis sustainable, while current conventional practices are not.\r\nAs we face uncertain and extreme weather patterns, growing scarcity and expense of oil,\r\nlack of water, and a growing population, we will require farming systems that can adapt,\r\nwithstand or even mitigate these problems while producing healthy, nourishing food.\r\nAfter 30 years of side-by-side research in our Farming Systems Trial (FST), Rodale\r\nInstitute has demonstrated that organic farming is better equipped to feed us now and\r\nwell into the ever changing future.', 'vi': 'The hallmark of a truly sustainable system is its ability to regenerate itself. When it comes\r\nto farming, the key to sustainable agriculture is healthy soil, since this is the foundation\r\nfor present and future growth.\r\nOrganic farming is far superior to conventional systems when it comes to building,\r\nmaintaining and replenishing the health of the soil. For soil health alone, organic\r\nagriculture is more sustainable than conventional. When one also considers yields,\r\neconomic viability, energy usage, and human health, it’s clear that organic farming\r\nis sustainable, while current conventional practices are not.\r\nAs we face uncertain and extreme weather patterns, growing scarcity and expense of oil,\r\nlack of water, and a growing population, we will require farming systems that can adapt,\r\nwithstand or even mitigate these problems while producing healthy, nourishing food.\r\nAfter 30 years of side-by-side research in our Farming Systems Trial (FST), Rodale\r\nInstitute has demonstrated that organic farming is better equipped to feed us now and\r\nwell into the ever changing future.'}

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The hallmark of a truly sustainable system is its ability to regenerate itself. When it comes to farming, the key to sustainable agriculture is healthy soil, since this is the foundation for present and future growth. Organic farming is far superior to conventional systems when it comes to building, maintaining and replenishing the health of the soil. For soil health alone, organic agriculture is more sustainable than conventional. When one also considers yields, economic viability, energy usage, and human health, it’s clear that organic farming is sustainable, while current conventional practices are not. As we face uncertain and extreme weather patterns, growing scarcity and expense of oil, lack of water, and a growing population, we will require farming systems that can adapt, withstand or even mitigate these problems while producing healthy, nourishing food. After 30 years of side-by-side research in our Farming Systems Trial (FST), Rodale Institute has demonstrated that organic farming is better equipped to feed us now and well into the ever changing future.

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