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    farmers produce enough food to feed the world? Discuss this question commenting on the place of organic farming in sustainable food systems In order for organic farming to produce enough food for the world in a sustainable system‚ limiting factors to production in the organic system need to be overcome. Through yields outputs to primarily disease control and fertilizers‚ this method of farming could solve global hunger and world starvation‚ giving us a On the other hand‚ conventional agricultural

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    organic farming‚ the use of pesticides is one hundred percent eliminated to ensure healthy and useable soil that will last and keep their foods purely organic and natural. Along with soil Dahl 2 erosion‚ the use of biochemicals in conventional farming and agriculture deprives the soil of its natural pesticides and elements. With lack of its natural nutrients‚ soil becomes solely useable for one type of agriculture in contrast to the biodiversity of organic farming. Because organic farming is so biodiverse

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    in as many ways as possible. Organic foods have grown nationally‚ are healthier and safer to consume than conventionally farmed foods‚ and are beneficial to the environment. Originally‚ there was no such thing as organic or conventional foods. All farming was organic as there were no pesticides available. However‚ as the demand for foods increased‚ farmers had to figure out how to increase the production of their product‚ as well as preserving the food to be available for longer periods of time; therefore

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    CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Entrepreneur profile Every business has to start somewhere. For Bishnu Pandey and Laxman Poudel‚ it began with the dissatisfaction with the job they were doing after the completion of their studies. According to Bishnu Pandey he has completed bachelor’s level of studies and worked in NGO’s for around a year and about his partner Laxman poudel he did his MBA and worked in Bank of Kathmandu (BOK) before they started with their business. They were friends from childhood

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    of how these farms affect the environment is the way they get rid of the animal’s waste. “Factory farms typically store animal waste in huge‚ open-air lagoons‚ often as big as several football fields‚ which are prone to leaks and spills” (Factory Farming and the Environment). When these lagoons spill into bodies of water‚ manure is what is being released cause all the

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    Writing 13 Sept. 24 Factory farming in the Chicken Industry As a human do you take your freedom for granted‚ the ability to move about whenever you want and live your life the way you want to? The answer to that question is yes for most Americans in today’s society. Well imagine being born into filthy‚ compact cages or packed into barns overflowing with tens of thousands of chickens‚ unable to move around and choking from the overpowering smell of manure in the air. And better yet living in these

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    CSR Analysis Economic: Industrial farming claims that without the factory model‚ not enough food would be produced to feed all the people in the world (beyond). “Bigger is Better” is quoted and that industrial farming is the most efficient way to produce cheap food for the world (Beyond). By keeping these animals in tight spaces the company saves space and money on the cost of taking good care of the animals toward the end of their life. Economies of scale has a huge part to play in this industry

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    conventional foods contain. Even though organic food is hard to find and more expensive than conventional food‚ it is also much safer and healthier. If everyone transitions and commits to eating organically‚ we can override and overcome conventional farming and its negative effects. Nearly forty percent of the world’s agricultural land has degraded. The amount of arable land is decreasing nationally and worldwide because toxic pesticides and herbicides are polluting our air‚ soil and groundwater. Soil

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    ANIMALS Animals are one of the greatest wonders in the world. Farming and hunting is both equally increasing day by day. Therefore animal population is gradually decreasing and rare kinds of species have already vanished from our world. There many cruelties towards animals such as‚ animal testing for scientific researches‚ whaling‚ for entertainment purposes and etc. One of the major cruelties which really affect on animals is ‘Fur farming’. This is gradually increased in numbers in the twenty-first

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    EFFICIENCY OF RESOURCE USE IN SMALLHOLDER DAIRY FARMS IN WESTERN KENYA J. I. MOSE1‚ G. AMUSALA1‚ P. NYANGWESO1 ‚ & C. O. KENYANITO2 1. Moi University Department of Economics and Agricultural Resource Management‚ P.O. Box 3900-30100 Eldoret‚ Kenya. 2. Bukura Agricultural College‚ P.O. Box 23‚ Bukura‚ Kenya Corresponding author: mosejared@yahoo.com ABSTRACT This study was motivated by the need to find out whether farmers could increase their milk production through

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