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…lived on a farm, chances are that you had your own food, and transportation could have been a horse, or some other form of animal. No matter what your biological reality your needs will always be based on your social reality. If you had all the necessities…

…trees. Around three-quarters of England's woodlands and forests are privately owned and about one-quarter are public forests managed by the Forestry Commission, through its agency Forest Enterprise. There are many thousands of small farm woodlands…

…of collectivization where all the small individual farms owned by the peasants were to be pooled together to form a Kolkhoz. This was done to increase food productions in the USSR and at the same time force peasants to move to the towns as more workers were needed in order…

…, overflowing with dead, or dumped into nearby rivers. Domesticated cats and dogs, along with wolves, dug dead out of shallow graves, and sometimes attacked the still living. Many animals did either from plague or lack of care. Henry Knighton noted more than 5,000…

…throughout the country. Due to harsh and cold weather conditions, I was amazed to read how they do farming. The Armenian winters are so cold that farmers would dig up the grape vines and foods to prevent their freezing in order to be replanted in the spring…

…began to experiment with improved methods of cultivation and stock raising. Landowners made use of fertilizers (mainly animal manure). They introduced new implements such as the "drill seeder" and "horse-hoe". They developed new methods such as crop rotation…

…harmful insects and animals. With all these new advances in farming, more food has been harvested. The world’s diet is composed basically of three food systems; grain meat and fish. Grain (wheat, corn, rice, etc.) when directly consumed supply about 70…

…. It was an enchanted kingdom, a world of its own and it was mine. Behind me, edging down from the dazzling yet discomforting sun, lay Razza Farm, a lively place with an extensive range of farm animals. Old Farmer Rasdale went out twice daily caring for his herd and making…

…of farm that they will own t ogether, a vision that Lennie believes in implicitly. Gentle and kind, Lennie nevertheless does not understand his own strength, and his love of petting soft things--like animals, dresses, and hair--leads to disaster. George…

…farming. More than 30 farmers in England and Scotland have subsequently planted industrial hemp. The hemp hurds are used primarily for animal bedding. Hemcore and ESP Hemp UK are currently developing markets for hemp paper and textiles. The UK's hemp industry…