Papers 1561-1570 of total 25430 found.
…and all encompassing effects. The tragedy lies in the fact that most lands that have been deforested in recent decades are not suited for long-term farming or ranching and they quickly degrade once the forest has been cut and burnt. Unlike the fertile soils…
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Category: /History
…of Spain hoped that someday there would be powerful cities and harbors in the California area. To support the cities, which would sell things, they had to have farms, which would produce things. The king and queen of Spain decided to create a series of farms
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…Contemporary Issues Environmental threats Overpopulation Every 20 minutes, the world adds another 3,500 human lives but loses one or more entire species of animal or plant life - at least…
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…large area of the forest is cleared, repeating the cycle. Once the soil is too poor for farming or grazing, the ranchers move on. Due to the high price of chemical fertilizers, it is more cost-effective for the ranchers to clear new forest than…
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…the cycle. Once the soil is too poor for farming or grazing, the ranchers move on. Due to the high price of chemical fertilizers, it is more cost-effective for the ranchers to clear new forest than to recuperate the old pastures. Some people believe…
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Category: /Literature
…the genes of crop plants or farm animals to increase production of food and other usable materials. Earliest evidence dates selective breeding back to 6750 B.C. in Iraq (Levine). Gregor Mendel, an Augustinian monk and botanist, is credited as the founder…
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…temperature  Habitats  Range  Florida  Endangered Species  Hides  Hunting  Turkey Point  Nesting  Sex determination  Conservation  Farming …
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Category: /History
…maize, or corn, in such an arid climate. Suddenly the Hopi adapted to the farming and care of mother corn. Corn is the central food of daily life, and piki - paper-thin bread made from corn and ash--is the dominant food at ceremonies. Corn relies…
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Category: /Literature/English
…, London spent most of his time building a farm that would allow him to live off of nature. His love for the natural world was deep, and when he wasn’t writing, he spent his time sailing and building his farm. After his farm mysteriously burned down, London…
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…the movement of agricultural pollutants such as sediments, nutrients, and pesticides to water resources. One of such is organic farming. Organic farming avoids the use of pesticides and fertilizers. Another is to avoid large concentrations of animals, which can…
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