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    When we think of outsourcing we think of information technology to India‚ not‚ farming in South America. Los Grobo outsources contractors to maintain‚ harvest‚ and the sale of crops in particular grain and soybean. Los Grobo accomplishes all phases of crop farming with the use of enterprise resource planning system: Grobosoft. Enterprise resources planning system allows Los Grobo to integrate internal and external management information across the entire company and manages all connections to outside

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    food; • define and differentiate between agriculture and horticulture; • list and explain the various steps for raising an improved crop; • differentiate between manures and fertilizers with the help of examples; • explain various agricultural practices adopted for improvement of food such as‚ crop rotation and multiple cropping; • state the need for protection of crops; • explain the terms and give examples of weedicides and insecticides; • suggest methods of storage of agricultural produce; • explain

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    pesticides has increased and high-yielding varieties have been introduced in many parts of India. The main features are as under: 1. Subsistence agriculture:-In general‚ the Indian farmer owns a small piece of land. He cultivates the land and grows crops with the help of family members. He consumes almost the entire farm produce‚ with little surplus to sell in the market. 2. Pressure of population:-Agriculture has to provide food for the rapidly increasing population and also employment to a large

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    beverages. The microorganisms involved with this process include bacteria‚ yeast‚ and algae. It is used on both crops and animals. The most commonly used biotech crops include soy‚ cotton‚ and corn. There are many advantages as well as disadvantages when dealing with food biotechnology. Some advantages include‚ fewer pesticide use‚ economic increase for farmers‚ and more affordable crops for consumers. Some disadvantages include allergic reactions and fear of the unknown. One advantage when

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    assure the public that these crops are either safe or harmful to the environment or to themselves. Genetically modified (GM) crops are designed to be protected from pest and insects without harmful chemical pesticides to the surrounding environment. Research has been done to suggest that the GM plants are harming the natural organisms in the environment. The crops have harmful effects on some insects such as death‚ mutated offspring‚ and a change in lifespan. These crops have been claimed toxic and

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    Coffee vs. Cacao

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    Coffee vs. Cacao: A case study from the Vietnamese Central Highlands. World Food and Fiber – PSSC392 Case Study #1 Final Report Introduction Dak Lak is the largest province in the Central Highland region of Vietnam. Due to its perfect climate‚ soil and topography for coffee production‚ Dak Lak’s economy is once based in agriculture and forestry with coffee cultivation the dominating industry. Despite signs of a long-term collapse in coffee prices‚ temporary profitable returns to coffee

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    Technological fixes alone‚ such as genetically modified (GM) crops‚ cannot solve this problem‚ despite the claims which have been made for them. 2 The impact of GM crops for people in poverty‚ particularly in developing countries‚ could be negative. GM crops and related technologies are likely to consolidate control over agriculture by large producers and agro-industrial companies‚ to the detriment of smaller farmers. Leaving aside risk factors‚ GM crops could be of some benefit to poor farmers in the longer

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    Genetic engineering of plants (crops) Pros|Cons| Less tillage needed‚ especially with crops containing herbicide tolerance transgenes‚ therefore conserves fertility through minimizing soil damage through compression. |GE agriculture claims low tillage weed control: this can be achieved by ending the practice of monoculture and instead introducing proper crop rotations designed specifically to combat the weeds of the particular locality. Monoculture creates a weed paradise. | All countries face

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    Gm Foods

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    21st century has presented a major set of converging threats as the pressures of population growth‚ climate change and food insecurity are driving the world towards worsening hunger and malnutrition. Many people argue that Genetically Modified (GM) crops are promoted as a ‘Miracle Solution’ to solve the food shortage crisis since the use of genetic engineering enables genetic materials to be modified and in turn creates new varieties that exhibit desirable characteristics such as resistant to drought

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    biofuels

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    horses and oxen the oats and hay‚ these animals were the means of transportation and also how crops were tilled and harvested)‚ to how it is replacing gasoline today. The demand for energy is now crossing the lines of the demand for food‚ because now with biofuels we are technically growing our new energy source‚ corn‚ soy and other crops that can be converted into ethanol. Corn and other biofuel crops are a high demand product now that biofuels are becoming ever popular‚ people of the world eat

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