Edminster wrote:HungryHippo wrote:I was being lazy, sue me. Here's your ever so important source:
En outre, la période de transition vers le biologique peut affecter les rendements et entraîner
des pertes à court terme pour le producteur. Par exemple, des baisses de rendements allant
jusqu’à de 50 % et plus ont été observées lors de la première année après l’arrêt de l’utilisation
des fertilisants de synthèse (Patriquin et coll. 1986).
That's an in-line citation, not a source. Thanks for playing.
The source is
Patriquin et coll. 1986. As marked in the quote.
If you are too lazy to google that, or fail to understand that this is how sources are marked in university documents, then here's the full bibliographical source for you:
Patriquin, D.G., Hill, N.M., Baines, D., Bishop, M., and Allen, G. 1986. Observations on a mixed farm during the transition to biological husbandry. Biol. Agric. Hort. 4:69-154.
Congratulations on your troll. I'm sure that this stat was so very important for you that you absolutely must have had a source to confirm it. No doubt, you will now look up said source to find the data. Because you are just that thorough and scientifically rigorous.
If you want to question the validity of this source next, then here's what a McGill website (
http://eap.mcgill.ca/publications/eap104a.htm) has to say on him: "Only one comprehensive study of farm conversion has been conducted (Patriquin et al., 1986)."
McGill isn't even my university, I just picked the first google result, and they say the same thing I'm reading for my class.
Are you happy
now?