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How is farming done?
Farming starts out by a seed getting planted. The seed is then given time to grow with water and fertilizer. The seed grows into a crop. The crop is then harvested and sold to stores.
Which kind of crop is rice?
it is a grain or cereal crop obtained from a grass seed head.
Is a flower considered a crop on FarmVille?
Yes, anything you seed is considered a crop on Farmville.
The ecological suicide of the crop seeds?
Terminator seed
Is cow pea seed a mono cot?
Cow pea seed is a dicot. It is a pulse crop.
What is seed purification?
Seed purification is the process of removing impurities such as weeds, crop residues, insects, diseases, and other contaminants from seeds to ensure high viability, purity, and quality. This process typically involves cleaning, grading, and treating seeds to enhance germination rates and overall crop performance. Seed purification is essential for maintaining seed quality and maximizing crop yield potential.
What were some of the struggles faced by American farmers during the 1920s?
Failing crop prices and large amounts of debt
What were some of the struggles face by American farmers during the 1920s?
Failing crop prices and large amounts of debt
Were some of the struggles faced by American farmers during the 1920s?
Failing crop prices and large amounts of debt
What effects do seed banks have on society?
If you're referring to crop seed banks and not weed seed banks, the crop seed banks will help keep a record of many species and varieties of crop seeds that could be used to help re-propagate a particular type of food crop if it went extinct or was threatened somehow, creating more ability for food to be produced from those seeds that have been saved in the seed bank. If, however, you're referring to weed seed banks, they stay in the soil for much longer than a crop producer would like and will always propogate once conditions are right. Weeds are a threat to a crop because they compete with that crop for moisture, nutrients and sunlight, and if not controlled by herbicides can reduce yields or choke out a crop altogether, leaving the farmer less to harvest and leaving more people going hungry.
What do farm cooperatives do?
US farm cooperatives help their farmer members by getting large volume pricing on crop inputs such as seed, fertilizers, crop protection chemicals, and sometimes specialized farm implements. They also sometimes provide a common location for delivery, storage, and/or transportation of the crop after harvest.
Where in Idaho can a farmer sell his radish seed crop?
walmart
