Titlebook: Open Source Agriculture; Grassroots Technolog Chris Giotitsas Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive li

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Open Source Agriculture: An Alternative Technological Trajectory?,ively. Analysis takes place on both micro and macro levels. Ultimately, the technological action frame of the movement is compiled that is utilised to provide certain insight on the nature of the technology produced by the movement. Specifically, the impact of values as well as societal factors in the shaping of the technology itself.

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Beyond Open Source Agriculture,ot within the capitalist mode of production logic but from the emerging commons-based peer production mode. It maintains that for a genuine transition to a different mode of production, a shift into the underlying rationale of technology needs to also take place. This book is an attempt to apply this line of inquiry in agricultural technology.

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Open Source Agriculture978-3-030-29341-3Series ISSN 2524-5848 Series E-ISSN 2524-5856

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Chris GiotitsasPositions open source agriculture as a new social movement and technology theory.Examines open source agriculture through two case studies.Applies critical theory of technology to the wider discussion

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lity to obtain necessary farm inputs and farm services, and the ability to deliver farm products to buyers. Market access was less of a problem in the era of the marketing boards, roughly from 1940 to 1990, when a parastatal organisation – the marketing board – tended to provide essential farm input

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Chris Giotitsasntaged areas such as the former homelands of South Africa. Emerging farmers are previously disadvantaged black people who started or will start their business with the support of special government programs. Public support programs have been developed as part of the Black Economic Empowerment strate

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Chris Giotitsaslity to obtain necessary farm inputs and farm services, and the ability to deliver farm products to buyers. Market access was less of a problem in the era of the marketing boards, roughly from 1940 to 1990, when a parastatal organisation – the marketing board – tended to provide essential farm input

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