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agricultural revolution: a standalone construct

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the rise in farm output and productivity in early modern England through new crops, rotations and enclosure, supporting a growing population.

In economic history, agricultural revolution refers to the rise in farm output and productivity in early modern England through new crops, rotations and enclosure, supporting a growing population. This meaning comes from Overton (1996) in Agricultural Revolution in England.[1]

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  1. Overton, M. (1996). Agricultural Revolution in England. Cambridge University Press. https://doi.org/10.1017/cbo9780511607967

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