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Knowledge that grows on the fields: Bottom-up approaches for agricultural research
Knowledge stands at the beginning of everything purposefully created. It takes knowledge to build farms and machines, to build firearms, or to steward the land. Having knowledge often means having power. Inequalities in access to knowledge often lead to power-inequalities.
April 18, 2011
