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…would wear it on his helmet. After the tournament they would have a banquet in honor of the knights who won. People who lived in castles , villages , and farms got up early before dawn. When it became dark outside, to light all the rooms with wax…

…, a resistant microbe is one which is not killed by an antimicrobial agent after a standard course of treatment. Antimicrobial agents are also used in agriculture such as livestock and crop production, as well as in fish farming and to treat and control animal…

…in the interpretation of the universe for the American Indians. It facilitated in the adaptation of human activity to the patters of nature. Indians were traditionally a holistic and reverent people, viewing themselves as extensions of animate and inanimate natural…

…was experiencing a period of depression at the time that he composed "The Humble-Bee," and that his brother passed away in Puerto Rico three years before its composition. Also, because he calls the bee an "animated torrid-zone" he apparently associated the bumblebee…

…agriculture in the area. Agricultural production is estimated to be worth 1 billion dollars per year and most of the Sydney Regions fresh produce are supplied from farms located in the catchment area. The Hawkesbury catchment region is also a major recreational…

…relying on his farming skills and nature of survival. Also, Thoreau believes that nature and all creations, such as humans, animals, plants, and so on, are connected through what is known as an oversoul. Nature is a huge part of a person's life. He also…

…said that it was during that time when language came about. About 10,000 years ago, one of the most important events in human history took place, plants were farmed, and soon after, animals were used. This made it possible for humans to Page 4…

…, with large spirals every once in a while showering sparks onto the building beneath it. Farther away there was a large metal structure and a metal trailer. Two farms were here, that they could tell and one of them appeared to have animals. "Let's stop…

…the evolution of agricultural technology and growing numbers of men leave the farms for urban and industrial jobs. Many factors underlie the persistence of very high human fertility rates. The fundamental problem is low demand for fewer children. Environmental…

…markets are major factors associated with the intensification of farming -- even where population densities are comparatively low. Rural roads and improved tracks navigable for animal-drawn vehicles are crucial. Major efforts are also needed to promote the use…