Papers 1491-1500 of total 25430 found.
Category: /History
…increasingly diversified and industrialized. In the early days most Canadians were farmers. The market for their product was domestic, and their was a lot of substinence farming. This has changed drastically. Today less than 4% of the population…
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Category: /Literature/English
…Ed Swann ethics 10-22-01 Aldo Leopold's book, A Sand County Almanac offers insight to an issue that will forever be debated. In the book, he guides the reader through the year at his farm in Wisconsin. The beautiful descriptions of nature…
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…are carnivorous. In the wild, each depends upon a somewhat different selection of prey from its local fauna. For captive specimens, diet should vary with the size of the animal and the availability of prey. Small captives will do well on small animals (e.g.. goldfish…
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Category: /History
…. Division of labor During the Neolithic age, the Nubian people abandoned their hunter-gatherer society and adopted a new way of life, one with farming and raising animals. It created a division of labor. In the early stages there were a few basic occupations…
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Category: /Literature/English
…Equine Herpes Virus – 1 Nearly every animal carries at least one species of the herpes virus. Many carry up to four or five species of the virus. There are five species specific to horses. Diseases, and symptoms, associated with herpes viruses…
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Category: /Literature
…in the clothes shows the hardship of the ranch and the everyday activities they are involved in. The hardship of the land also means that the animals they have are farm type animals and if they are sick there is not a vet to fix them, so most times they have to shoot…
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…chose the book. Not until the Animal Farm vocabulary words, did I realize that dystopia meant a perfect, classless society that seemed successful with a authoritarian or totalitarian form of government on the outside, but on the inside contained fatal flaws…
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Category: /Literature/English
…needed to have the sod removed to farm anyway. An acre of farmland would be the amount of turf that was required to build a “Soddie” (sod house). The Soddies were infested with animals and bugs along with the dust that covered every thing in the house…
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…the existing laws controlling the management of the waste created by the poultry farms and then making new stiffer laws.The next step would be stopping the agriculture industry from over saturating their fields with animal waste as fertilizer. This method of waste…
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Category: /Literature/Novels
…of the beginning is that it is repeated at the end of the story, where we find and idilic wood and some predator animal which could prepare us for the tragical ending. Another idea of “place” is the ranch from which George and Lennie come and the ranch to where…
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