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    Genetically modified foods is the way scientists can make food crops stay fresher‚ grow bigger‚ and have the crops create their own pesticide. Sounds good right? Wrong! Genetically modified foods need to be monitored and removed from everyday agriculture because of the threat they pose to human health‚ the environment‚ and the impact on the global economy. Organic food can be a hazard to human’s health. There are three natural chemical’s contained in some organically grown foods that can cause

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    Animal Cruelty in American Agriculture Avoidable cruelty and unnecessary abuse of factory farmed animals is a crisis epidemic in the United States which warrants immediate action. In every country‚ “large numbers of factory farmed livestock are raised indoors in conditions intended to maximize production at minimal cost” (Merriam-Webster). Cows‚ pigs‚ chickens‚ sheep‚ horses‚ other animals‚ and fish are treated as dollar signs rather than living beings‚ around the globe. While there are several

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    Urban Hydro-Farming: Sustainable Solutions to Depleting Food Resources Oscar I Hernandez BUAD 610 March 1‚ 2012 Fresh water may soon become a costly commodity. The fundamental social problem of feeding society is growing larger due to a rising scarcity of water and an ongoing depletion of agricultural land. Population growth‚ climate changes‚ pollution‚ and agricultural water waste contribute to growing fresh water shortages around

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    EVALUATE THE CURRENT NIGERIA AGRICULTRAL POLICY IN THE LIGHT OF AGRICULTURE FOR PRO-POOR GROWTH: INTRODUCTION The assignment would attempt to define ’Pro Poor Growth’‚ analyse the role of agriculture in addressing the problem of poverty with more emphasis on the current agricultural policy in Nigeria. It would be ascertain whether those policies saw the light of the day and some remedies will be suggested as a way forward. PR-POOR GROWTH: In some literature‚ growth is termed Pro Poor when incomes

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    Are organic foods actually safer than traditionally-produced foods? Pesticide free preparation is a thorough arrangement of harvest administration and nutrient manufacturing that syndicates best ecological applications and critical level of multifariousness. While organics have become more desirable by the consumers‚ nonetheless‚ they don’t hold more nutritional value as opposed to non-organic foods. In the words of Brantsæter et al.‚ “Consumer preference for organic food is motivated in part by

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    popular. The one thing these diets all have in common is the belief that organic foods are better than conventional foods. Similar to conventional foods‚ organic foods contain chemicals and toxic bacteria‚ emit more greenhouse gases‚ and are not sustainable. The chemicals in organic foods cause harm to people and the environment. Furthermore‚ organic foods travel long distances‚ producing larger amounts of greenhouse gases and changing the nutritional content of the food. Organic foods also use more

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    An analysis by Rich Pirog‚ who works for the Leopold Center for Sustainable Agriculture‚ reveals that “transportation accounts for only 11% of food’s carbon footprint” (Source C). The way locavores manipulate the calculation of food miles to fit their argument is highly inaccurate. For example‚ “a shipper sending a truck with

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    Agriculture of the Mayas and the Ancient Egyptians Agriculture is in the heart of any great civilization‚ which in turn‚ erects great empires. The origins of empires all stem down to smaller pieces of civilizations. It is responsible for feeding and sustaining the vastness of great empires. Of course‚ one has to find a suitable place to harvest or hunt for food. Agriculture differs from one civilization to the next but it is all essentially important. Egyptians were actually a population

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    Most people are more concerned about their health than before. Organic is one of the fastest growing agriculture markets due to consumer increased care about their own health and the environment. Furthermore‚ to explore the potential market for consumers‚ it is important to identify how consumers want their food quality and system to be. Moreover‚ most of

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    Information Technology can be used to develop Bangladesh Agriculture Abstract Agriculture is a very important sector in Bangladesh. However development of this sector has been slow and productivity and output as not been up to standard as Bangladesh has shown immense potential in the past. This research was carried out to find out whether IT can be used to develop Bangladesh agriculture. Through this report I have looked at some of the

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