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Natural as opposed to chemical, genetically modified, synthetic inputs and methods in agriculture is a way to define the topic conventional versus organic farming. The topic must examine two contrasting agricultural activities from preparing the soil, through cultivation, to marketing, moving, selling and sustaining the edible, ornamental, wildflowering or woody crop. It also needs to compare and contrast conventional and organic farming from raising, through slaughtering, to selling in the case of conventional versus organic livestock and poultry.
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Define row crop farming?
Row crop farming is the production of plants is fields versus greenhouse production.
What is the average price of an acorn squash?
The average price of an acorn squash typically ranges from $1 to $3 per pound, depending on the season and location. Prices can vary based on factors such as organic versus conventional farming practices and local market conditions. During peak harvest season in the fall, prices may be lower due to increased supply.
What are the differences between intensive farming and extensive farming?
Generally speaking, the main difference is in the amount of labor involved. Organic farming typically takes more labor to produce the same kind of crop as in intensive farming, due to the lack of industrially-produced pesticides and fertilizers. While there are organic pesticides and fertilizers, there is not the wide variety and efficacy of products as for intensive farming. So hand labor must be used to counter the effects of pests, and to apply the larger volumes of organic fertilizer. The two methods are not exclusive. Vegetable farming for instance is a form of intensive farming, regardless if it's organic or conventional farming. Greenhouse farming even more so, as you will grow several crops on the same plot within the year. Some partisans of organic farming argue that philosophically, green houses are too artificial, requiring extra heating and lighting, to qualify as organic, but organic farming is a business, and if a farmer can beat the competition by having its produce on the market earlier in the season, it helps sustain the farm and organic farming, and it also reduces importations from sunnier countries, say from Spain if you farm in France, which is also a goal of organic farming (local products).
What is the difference between farming and organic farming'?
Emphasis upon high yields versus focus upon optimal health is the difference between intensive farming. Farmers who practice intensive farming look at a field in terms of what crop variety, what fertilizer brand and what herbicide and pesticide treatments will result in products that will cover costs and make profits through maximum marketing and sales. Farmers who practice organic farming must balance expenses and profits but they do so while imitating Mother Nature's cycles and ways of growing healthy animals and crops that will sustain the landscape, the people and themselves.
What are the two define categories of software?
There's many answers to this question. Divisions can be made on the basis of: 1. Open source versus closed source 2. Business software versus Private/Home software 3. Embedded software versus Computer software 4. Infrastructure software versus applications software
Define Change in speed?
change in speed is acceleration. change in speed is the slope of the speed versus time graph, or the derivative of such.
What are the types of acids and alkalis?
Acids can be classified as inorganic acids(eg.HCL) versus organic acids(carbolic acid).Acids can be classified as weak(eg.acetic acid) versus strong acids(eg.nitric acid).Alkalis can be classified as weak versus strong.
Is there an article on organic versus bio engineered foods?
Yes, there are many of them. Please visit the Related Link for one of them.
What is the difference between organic and non-organic crops?
Local versus non-local resources, natural versus genetically modified or synthetic inputs, on-site versus off-site activities, and quality versus quantity are differences between organic and non-organic crops. The two types of edibles and ornamentals represent a shortening of the respective terms organically grown crops and non-organically produced crops. Organic production requires only natural inputs and outputs, with attention to environmental well-being, whereas non-organic production may include some natural methods even though the tendency is for chemical, genetically modified, and synthetic inputs and procedures.
What is the difference between organic cotton sheets versus sheets made from regular cotton?
Organic cotton is pricy, but possibly more comfortable, whereas regular cotton is both affordable and sufficiently comfortable.
Why do less people live in deserts than in equatorial countries?
There is less water available for drinking and farming in the desert versus the tropical equatorial countries.
How much does 12 gallons of milk cost?
The cost of 12 gallons of milk can vary depending on location and brand, but on average, a gallon of milk in the U.S. ranges from $3 to $4. Therefore, 12 gallons would typically cost between $36 and $48. Prices may fluctuate based on store promotions, regional differences, and organic versus conventional options.
