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Modern farming techniques provide benefits and consequences. are examples of both?
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Monoculture crops make our food supply vulnerable to disease
Pesticides have helped crops in the short run
Hybrids and genetically engineered crop varieties grow more efficiently
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A. Monoculture crops make our food supply vulnerable to disease.
B. Pesticides have helped crops in the short run.
C. Hybrids and genetically engineered crop varieties grow more efficiently.
D. Pesticides have damaged the environment.
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What are some benefits and consequences of modern farming techniques?
Some benefits and consequences of modern farming techniques are:Allows crop production to keep up with population growthCreates crops vulnerable to diseaseCreates higher crop yieldsBiodiversity has been greatly reduces by monocultureTerracing allows farming on steep hillsidesFertilizer both boosts production and damages the environment
Could be considered a benefit of modern farming techniques?
Sex
What are the examples of high-technology farming?
Intensive farming involves producing lots within a small area. Feedlot, chicken farming, dairy farming, and pig farming qualify as "intensive farming," but also much of the crop production, like that used to raise corn, wheat, canola and even rice, is intensive in itself because a lot is produced or raised in a small area, just like with the aforementioned confined animal feeding operations.Feedlots, conventional chicken, dairy and hog farms, etc.
What could be be considered a benefit of modern farming techniques?
Consumers have more food available to them. -Apex
What is sprinkler irrigation?
Drip Irrigation is its another name. In this techniques water is supplied through tubes. It saves water and also through the help of sensors it will improve farming.
What are some benefits and consequences of modern farming techniques?
Some benefits and consequences of modern farming techniques are:Allows crop production to keep up with population growthCreates crops vulnerable to diseaseCreates higher crop yieldsBiodiversity has been greatly reduces by monocultureTerracing allows farming on steep hillsidesFertilizer both boosts production and damages the environment
What is the objective of farming techniques?
To improve farming.
How did ancient Greeks adapt farming techniques to their environment?
they adapted their farming techniques to their environment by the hillside.
What are Modern farming techniques provide benefits and consequences of what?
Pesticides have helped crops in the short run.Pesticides have damaged the environment.Monoculture crops make our food supply vulnerable to disease.Hybrids and genetically engineered crop varieties grow more efficiently.
What kind of farming methods do the farmers use?
Ranching,Dry and Irrigated Farming,Mixed Farming,Single Crop and Multi-crop Farming,Diversified Farming,Specialised Farming
What is meant by modern farming?
When someone references modern farming they are making reference to the modern techniques used in farming. These techniques involve tractors for harvesting for example.
What farming techniques did they use to grow crops?
slash and burn,terrace farming, and Raised field farming
Did the vikings have any advanced farming techniques?
no
Compare and contrast the farming techniques of farming in India?
From where do farmers obtain their inputs that they require?
Who does farming benefit?
Farming benefits everyone who eats, no matter what they feel about farming, how much they know about farming, or how involved with farming they are.
What did improved farming techniques lead to?
Improved farming techniques lead to the division of labor. It allowed people to diversify and not concentrate solely on basic human needs.
Is no-till farming and contour farming two examples of preventing soil erosion?
Yes. No-till farming and contour farming are two examples of preventing soil erosion.
