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When I began my career as a professor at Colorado State University I knew my responsibility was to study the kinetics of herbicide degradation and soil and develop systems for weed control in agronomic crops.
During my academic career at Cornell University and Oregon State University no one ever suggested I should take class in philosophy or that agriculture had moral problems. I knew and my professors emphasized agriculture was a worthy and essential human endeavor.
When I first became acquainted with William Aiken and he introduced me to his book my view of agriculture began to change. I realized…
From Robert's list on The best books to begin to think about the ethics of agriculture.
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