Empires of food : feast, famine, and the rise and fall of civilizations / Evan D. G. Fraser and Andrew Rimas

This work examines how agricultural production has shaped human civilisations throughout history. It explores the environmental impact of global food systems and the necessity for sustainable practices to ensure future food security.

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Agriculture -- History Cooking/Food science/Science Corn [Maize]/Zea/Grasses Famines/Starvation Food -- Economic aspects Food crops/Plants, Edible/Plants, Useful/Plants/Organisms/Life (Biology) Food habits -- History/Manners and customs/Civilisation Food industry and trade/Agricultural processing industries/Agricultural industries/Industries/Economics/Social sciences/Civilisation Grain/Food Rome -- History Sustainability/Human ecology/Ecology/Environmental sciences/Science Sustainable agriculture/Agriculture