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Rural sociology

the claim that organic farming is coming to resemble conventional agribusiness as large firms and input substitution take over the sector.

In rural sociology, conventionalization of organic farming refers to the claim that organic farming is coming to resemble conventional agribusiness as large firms and input substitution take over the sector. This meaning comes from Buck (1997) in Sociologia Ruralis.[1]

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Buck, D., Getz, C., & Guthman, J. (1997). From Farm to Table: The Organic Vegetable Commodity Chain of Northern California. Sociologia Ruralis, 37(1), 3-20. https://doi.org/10.1111/1467-9523.00033

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