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Multidimensional Performance of Farming Approaches: A Reply to Mehrabi et al

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Garibaldi, Lucas A.
Gemmill-Herren, Barbara
D'Annolfo, Raffaele
Graeub, Benjamin E.
Cunningham, Saul
Breeze, Tom D.

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The letter by Mehrabi et al. [1] provides interesting insights regarding the scientific framework and attitudes needed to support farming approaches for greater biodiversity, livelihoods, and food security. In general, we do not see a dichotomy between our point of view [2] and that put forward by Mehrabi et al. [1]. We share their view that the different farming systems we have described do not form distinct, non-overlapping categories. We do not seek to promote a binary choice between conventional and alternative farming.

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Trends in Ecology and Evolution

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