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Q: What role do packing houses and the produce exchange play in agriculture?
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How much did peasants pay for their houses in 1066?

Peasants did not buy their houses, they built them.


What does the card say about vine street in monopoly?

Rent - site only -- £16 Rent with 1 house -- £80 Rent with 2 houses -- £220 Rent with 3 houses -- £600 Rent with 4 houses -- £800 Rent with hotel -- £1000 Costs of houses--£100 each Cost of hotels £100 plus 4 houses Mortage value of site -- £100


How do you buy houses in monopoly?

To buy houses in the game Monopoly, you first have to have all properties of one color. Then, you can buy the house and place it on any property of the color group to increase the rent of the place. If you have four houses, you can then get a hotel.


Can you sell houses in Monopoly?

no you cannot.


What are the advantages of Nigerian stock market to Nigerian economy?

The Nigerian Stock Exchange or NSE benefits the Nigerian Economy the same way the London Stock Exchange adds value to the British Economy. Investors in Banking stocks in particular have seen spectacular returns recently. The NSE is an institution which helps businesses raise funds for growth or expansion within their domestic, regional or international markets. A strong NSE means Nigerian companies have access to capital they'll need to become regional power houses or true multinationals. In addition, Nigerian companies pay tax on their worldwide income. So the richer these companies get, the more revenue in tax is available to the Government to spend on schools, roads or other public services. At least in theory( ahem!).

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What did cities in the Midwest become centers for?

Slaughter houses and meat packing


How did agriculture contribute to the creation of civilization?

Agriculture allowed people to settle in one place, leading to the development of permanent settlements. This led to the growth of population, specialization of labor, and the formation of social structures, which are key elements of civilization. Agriculture also provided a stable food supply, allowing civilizations to thrive and develop complex cultures and technologies.


Do cars or houses produce more carbon dioxide?

Cars produce much more than houses.


What companies use slaughter houses?

Meat packing companies such as Cargill, XL Foods, etc.


What is a soilless agriculture?

Soilless agriculture is nothing but simply producing crops in water medium. It is specially practised in green houses. It is generally referred to as hydroponic agriculture.


What is soilless agriculture?

soilless agriculture is simply producing crops in water medium specially practices in green houses


How does urbanization effect agriculture?

It converts farmland into houses, shopping centers, and roads.


Does Removals London offer moving and packing services?

Removals London is a brand from the United Kingdom that deals with moving houses, furniture, and many more. They do, actually, offer moving as well as packing services.


How land is used?

For agriculture an grazing of animls It is also used for construction of houses buildings etc It is used for industrial use


What do mitochondria in cells produce?

They produce energy for cell. They are called power houses


What has the author Eli M Bruce written?

Eli M. Bruce has written: 'To the planters of the South' -- subject(s): Packing-houses


Is it safe to produce and use wind turbines?

Safe as houses!