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    promote and enhance biological diversity‚ and minimize risk to human and animal health and natural resources. It can also be defined as Vegetable and livestock production using natural sources of nutrients (such as compost‚ crop residues‚ and manure) and natural methods of crop and weed control‚ instead of using synthetic or inorganic agrochemicals. It is also called low input farming. Many kinds of farm products are produced organically including vegetables‚ fruit‚ herbs‚ grains‚ meat‚ dairy‚ eggs

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    are responsible for the crop damage and leave other harmless

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    usually put in crops to make them bigger‚ tastier‚ or healthier. Though this sounds like a great idea there are extreme drawbacks. For instance GMOs are already increasing herbicide use in the U.S. by 26 percent since 1998 when the leaders of GMOs said that they would decrease herbicide use. This also means that more weeds are becoming resistant to herbicides and so GMOs are creating superweeds that are even harder to kill. With the constant spraying of herbicides on our GMO crops the herbicide chemicals

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    foods -- Public opinion CROPS -- Genetic engineering -- Law & legislation BORLAUG‚ Norman E. (Norman Ernest)‚ 1914-2009 GROLM‚ Michael Abstract: The article discusses genetically modified organisms (GMOs)‚ focusing on political and social opposition to genetically modified foods in Europe as of April 2013. Topics include the raiding of farms by activists including the beekeeper Michael Grolm‚ research concerning the potential adverse health effects of transgenic crops‚ and the economic impact

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    the growth of weeds in crop fields. A herbicide is a substance that is toxic to plants and is used to kill any unwanted vegetative growth. The National Corn Growers Association (NCGA) is a private organization where corn growers meat to discuss the worlds corn market. The Environmental Protective Agency (EPA) is a government agency that protects the environment and the publics health. I will state why

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    transportation to market and poor attitude towards farming. Firstly‚ let’s take a look at the lack of fertile soil‚ which makes it difficult for farmers to produce a good crop. The Bahamas has no real soil profile. It is shallow‚ does not retain fertility or water‚ and is always thin‚ patchy or stony. This is a problem because the crops will not grow properly and the soil will be of no use to farmers. Our soil is infertile because it has been overworked by earlier generations‚ and it doesn’t get all of

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    to keep up with population growth.” (632) Due to this fact genetically modified organisms and crops will need to become widely adopted in order to feed the growing population of the world. “GM (genetically modified) crops…could produce higher yields‚ grow in dry and salty land‚ withstand high and low temperatures‚ and tolerate insects‚ disease‚ and herbicides.” (Freedman‚ 632) Genetically modified crops have been around for centuries‚ however they have not been modified in the sense that they are

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    effect on the environment‚ and its contribution to the extinction of pollinating insects. GMOs are genetically modified organisms that are formulated from more than one organism (Suzuki‚ 2013). Companies use GMOs to exploit the natural genome of crops to artificially add nutrition and to mutate their sustainability to external environmental factors such as weeds‚ bugs‚ and disease (Suzuki‚ 2013). The manipulation of plant genes can cause many health dilemmas. In an experiment‚ several hamsters

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    Rousseau and Gray. In the story‚ “The worst mistake in human history” the hunter-gathers did not have much crops at all. They replied heavenly on one crop to reproduce more of the same product. If the crop did not survive then the hunter-gathers would suffer from starvation. The hunter-gathers in the Rousseau and Gray story had an abundance of crops. If one crop failed‚ they had other crops available for them to use for

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    this opinion. Organic crops contain fewer nitrates‚ nitrites and pesticide residues but‚ as a rule‚ more dry matter‚ vitamin C‚ phenolic compounds‚ essential amino acids and total sugars than conventional crops. Organic crops also contain statistically more mineral compounds and usually have better sensory and long-term storage qualities. However‚ there are also some negatives: plants cultivated in organic systems generally have 20% lower yields than conventionally produced crops. Several important

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