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1. Assembling Generative Approaches in Agri-food Research  Nick Lewis, Richard Le Heron, Michael Carolan, Hugh Campbell and Terry Marsden  Part 1: Re-making Knowledges of Agri-food  2. Practices, Qualities and the Vital Materialism of Food: Biological Economies and Processes of Consumption  David Evans  3. The Borderlands of Animal Disease: Knowing and Governing Animal Disease in Biological Economies  Gareth Enticott  4. Re-shaping "Soft Gold": Fungal Agency and the Bioeconomy in the Caterpillar Fungus Market Assemblage  Janke Linke  5. Enacting Swiss Cheese: About the Multiple Ontologies of Local Food  Jeremie Forney  6. Worlds of Rice: Understanding Agri-food Systems as Assemblages  Angga Dwiartama, Chris Rosin and Hugh Campbell  7. Materialising Taste: Fatty Lambs to Eating Quality, Taste Projects in Red Meat Matt Henry and Michael Roche 8. Enactive Encounters with the Langstroth Hive: Post-human Framing of the Work of Bees  Roseanna Spiers and Nick Lewis   9. Ever-Redder Apples: How Aesthetics Shape the Biology of Markets  Katharine Legun  10. Value and Values in the Making of Merino  Harvey Perkins and Eric Pawson  11. Eating the Unthinkable: The Case of ENTO, Eating Insects and Bioeconomic Experimentation  Paul V. Stock, Catherine Phillips, Hugh Campbell and Anne Murcott  12. Enacting BAdairying: Towards an Emergent Politics of New Soil Resourcefulness?  Richard Le Heron, Geoff Smith, Erena Le Heron and Mike Roche  Part 2: Enacting New Politics of Knowledge  13. In Your Face: Why Food Is Politics and Why We Are Finally Starting to Admit It  Michael M. Bell  14. Geographers at Work in Disruptive Human-biophysical Projects: Methodology as Ontology in Reconstituting Nature-society Knowledge  Erena Le Heron, Nick Lewis and Richard Le Heron  15. Food Utopias: Performing Emergent Scholarship and Agri-food Futures  Chris Rosin, Paul Stock and Michael Carolan  16. The Very Public Nature of Agri-food Scholarship, and its Problems and Possibilities  Michael Carolan  17. Eating Bioeconomies  Michael Goodman  18. Biological Economies as an Academic and Political Project  Hugh Campbell, Richard Le Heron, Michael Carolan and Nick Lewis