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Can we define a global framework within which fertilizer best management practices can be adapted to local conditions
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Precision AgricultureEngineeringAgricultural EconomicsSustainable DevelopmentSoil ManagementNutrient ManagementGlobal FrameworkGlobal Fertilizer IndustrySustainable AgriculturePolicy FrameworkLocal ConditionsPublic HealthGlobal StrategyManagement PracticesGlobal GovernanceInternational ManagementPublic PolicyAgricultureGlobalizationMeaningful Global FrameworkAgricultural ManagementInternational Institutions
Th e title of this paper is not a statement, but rather a question, and it does not ask “Can I defi ne a global framework ...” but rather can we defi ne a global framework. As such, no attempt to answer the question will be made in this paper. It is assumed that “we” refers to the global fertilizer industry and that, if a meaningful global framework can be defi ned and should be defi ned, the discussions of this meeting should off er an opportunity to do so or at least to start the process. “We”, as a global industry, will need to determine whether a global framework within which fertilizer best management practices (FBMPs) can be adapted to local conditions can be defi ned. So if this paper will not answer the question of its title, what will it attempt to accomplish? Th e following issues related to defi nition of a global framework will be discussed with the hope of facilitating later deliberations at this meeting: • challenges in defi ning a global framework, • potential foundation for a global framework, • potential benefi ts to the industry of a global framework.
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