Developing good agricultural practices (GAP) across global agri-food supply chains: challenges and opportunities

Developing good agricultural practices (GAP) across global agri-food supply chains: challenges and opportunitiesGood agricultural practices (GAP) define the practices at the farm level that can be adopted to assure safe and healthy food is produced profitably with appropriate standards in terms of animal welfare, worker welfare and environmental protection. This chapter describes GAP, notions of good farming, how GAP standards have evolved in developed and developing economies, the opportunities to evolve these pre and post harvest standards, and their related

on-farm and in situ components

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Section 3 then presents two groups of strategies for addressing energy consumption: those which primarily aim to save on-farm energy costs

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