Environment
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Water Bodies Can Maintain Agricultural Services to Pursuit Sustainable Farming Including Sugarcane Growing
Contributing to the pursuit of sustainable farming, especially sugarcane growing, Brazilian researchers have shown that water bodies such as ponds and even puddles can maintain ecosystem services, provided there are tolerant animals in the vicinity to replace those most sensitive to agricultural practices.
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