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    consist more than 36% protein‚ 30% carbohydrates‚ 20% oil and excellent amounts of dietary fiber‚ vitamins‚ and minerals. It is the only crop that provides an inexpensive and high quality source of protein for both livestock and human populations as compared to meat‚ poultry and eggs making it more valuable in Zimbabwe. Due to increased uses of soybean and its by-products in recent years‚ the demand for crop has also increased in Zimbabwe. This paper will analyze the determinants of soybean output

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    Carrots

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    ower.  Cultivated carrots are usually made up of about 88% water‚ 7% sugar‚ 1% protein‚ 1% fibre‚ 1%  ash‚ and 0.2% fat. ​ Proper soil preparation is very important in achieving success with the root  crops. They grow best in a deep‚ loose soil that retains moisture yet is well­drained. Root crops  do not grow well in very acid soils. Nitrogen recommendations for carrots are about ¾ to 1 cup  of urea/100 sq. ft. Carrots are usually harvested when the roots are ¾ inches in diameter at the  upper end

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    In colonial America the economies of the northern and southern states varied drastically. While agriculture played a large role in the northern economy‚ there was also money to be made as a craftsman or manufacturer. Of course this does not involve the mass production of today’s society‚ but rather one at a time production that makes every item unique. These items are then sold in marketplaces by merchants and traders. However‚ the economic activity in the colonial south had no sense of craftsmanship

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    464). Remembered as a sage king with a fascination for literature‚ technology‚ and science‚ King Sejong was as intelligent as he was benevolent. He had an incredible knack for problem solving and implemented progressive reforms such as reductions in crop taxation and promoting the fair treatment of the lower class in order to better the lives of his citizens (“King Sejong the Great of Korea”). As a scholar and a strong proponent of accessible education for all‚ King Sejong took huge steps in order

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    Tainos

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    Who are the Taino? The Taino (pronounced Tah-EE-no) were the first "American" Indigenous Peoples encountered by Christopher Columbus and other Europeans in the Caribbean Islands in 1492. The Taino are also the first Indigenous Peoples to be referred to as "Indians" (Indios) in the Western Hemisphere. The traditional territories of the Taino extended throughout the Greater Antilles‚ the Bahamas‚ and even the Southern tip of Florida. The word "Taino" means "good people" in their ancient language

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    Low Fat Research Paper

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    Simply put‚ fiber is a nutrition all-star‚ as it promotes satiety‚ regularity‚ cardiovascular health‚ and many other health and body composition benefits. Thus‚ high-fiber breakfast cereals must be a healthy option‚ right? You know what’s coming next…not so fast! While many breakfast cereals are low in fiber because of the processing of the grains‚ which removes the high-fiber bran‚ it’s not uncommon to find cereal boxes touting high fiber contents. While this seems like a step

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    Silk Worm In Ancient China

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    They have developed many methods to maximize crop yield even in non-ideal conditions. Agriculture in the country of China dates back to 7500 B.C. with millet farming. Chinese farmers used the method of crop rotation to maximize the amount of goods they could produce while unknowingly did the best thing they could for the soil. When you plant a specific type of crop it requires a specific type of nutrition‚ that nutrition isn’t the same with every crop; so‚ in rotating what was planted they were able

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    Ethiopian Food and Health

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    agricultural resource is cereal grain. Teff‚ barley‚ wheat‚ maize‚ finger millet‚ oats‚ and rice make up 85% of Ethiopia’s crops. In order from greatest to least‚ the country’s remaining crop production includes pulses‚ like beans‚ lentils‚ and fenugreek; oilseeds such as linseed‚ sesame‚ flax and safflower; vegetables including a variety of cabbages‚ peppers‚ Swiss chard and tomato; root crops like beetroot‚ carrots‚ ginger‚ potato and garlic; fruits such as banana‚ papaya‚ guava‚ avocado‚

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    DICKFART COOKING

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    Specialist‚ Dept. of Human Nutrition‚ Foods and Exercise‚ Virginia Tech Raga M. Bakhit‚ Assistant Professor‚ Dept. of Human Nutrition‚ Foods and Exercise‚ Virginia Tech David L. Holshouser‚ Assistant Professor and Extension Specialist‚ Dept. of Crop and Soil Environmental Sciences‚ Virginia Tech Almost everyday the media contains information on new nutrition research. Unfamiliar terms‚ such as phytonutrients‚ isoflavones‚ and antioxidants‚ are linked with favorite or uncommon foods. One

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    Cotton Plant

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    INTRODUCTION Cotton is a soft‚ fluffy staple fiber that grows in a boll‚ or protective capsule‚ around the seeds of cotton plants of the genus Gossypium. The fiber is almost pure cellulose. The botanical purpose of cotton fiber is to aid in seed dispersal. The plant is a shrub native to tropical and subtropical regions around the world‚ including the Americas‚ Africa‚ and India. The fiber most often is spun into yarn or thread and used to make a soft‚ breathable textile

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