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Some renewable resources that farmers use to grow tomatoes are water, soil, and oxygen.
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What renewable natural resource is used to grow tomatoes?
sunlight?
What do farmers grow that starts with the letter t?
Tomatoes, turnips, thyme
Are Forrest nonrenewable resources?
No. Forests are renewable, because they can grow.
Why is it important you use renewable resources not nonrenewable resources?
because non renewable resources are different and once there gone we can't get them back, for example trees are renewable cuz when you cut one you can plant another and it will grow again.
What are renewable recorces?
Renewable resources are natural resources that we can give back. For example, trees. After we cut them down, we can plant seeds to grow more.
What do farmers do so they have enough water to grow orange and tomatoes?
They eat them or sell them
Are toothbrushes eco-friendly?
No; this product could have been made from renewable resources, but it, itself isn't. Renewable resources are resources that can continually be used and either grow back, or are infinite.
What could cause a renewable natural resources to become a nonrenewable resources?
Trees are a natural renewable resource, but if we don't grow (and nourish to maturity) more trees to replace them, they then become a non-renewable resource.
Are eggs a renewable resource?
what are eggs nonrenewable or renewable?
Are there resources that are both renewable and non-renewable?
Wood is a resource that is renewable if it comes from quick growing trees, and non-renewable if it comes from old growth forests, or rainforests that may take thousands of years to grow.
What do Italian farmers grow?
Rice and tomatoes are products that Italian farmers grow for export. They also are known for their fruit harvests and products from lemon and orange orchards. Additionally, they're strong in the production of grapes and olives.
What resources are both renewable and non-renewable?
There is no single thing that is renewable and non-renewable at the same time. That's a contradiction in terms. Some kinds of wood (fast growing pine plantations, for example) are renewable, while other kinds of wood (teak and mahogany, perhaps) are non-renewable as they take very many years to grow again.
