Taking the ISO, for example, the flow charts below depict the general process and
four typical arrangements for standard development. The acronyms appeared in this
figure are for a certain version of the standard document. The full phrases for them
are the following: DIS for draft international standard, WD for working draft, and
CD for committee draft (Figs. 5.1 and 5.2).
5.4 Types of Standards
The farm business, farm supply chain, and public agricultural policies are increasingly tied as well to the quantitative data about crops, soils, water, weather, markets,
energy, and biotechnology. How does farming become more, not less, sustainable as
a business and as a necessity for life in the face of climate change, growing
Fig. 5.1 General ISO
standard development
process
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four typical arrangements for standard development. The acronyms appeared in this
figure are for a certain version of the standard document. The full phrases for them
are the following: DIS for draft international standard, WD for working draft, and
CD for committee draft (Figs. 5.1 and 5.2).
5.4 Types of Standards
The farm business, farm supply chain, and public agricultural policies are increasingly tied as well to the quantitative data about crops, soils, water, weather, markets,
energy, and biotechnology. How does farming become more, not less, sustainable as
a business and as a necessity for life in the face of climate change, growing
Fig. 5.1 General ISO
standard development
process
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