Plants need certain nutrients to grow, just like your body needs certain things to grow. Plants especially need nitrogen and phosphorous. A farmer can get her soil tested to see how much is already present in the soil, and if more is need she can purchase and apply extra nitrogen (or other nutrient) to the land. This way the crop she plants will be able to reach its full potential. If there is not enough of a certian nutrient, the plant will not be able to grow as well and it will not produce as much of the crop. Just like if you do not eat enough calories or other nutrients when you are young and growing, your growth could could be stunted.
In regards to pollution, with rainfall, the chemicals can run off into near water sources. Advancements in agriculture such as the switch from organic to chemical fertilizers and introduction of pesticides and pest-resistant strains have resulted in increased yields of healthy crops. But this fertilizer affects soil for if fertilizer is being used, the soil will not be fertile and the chemicals in the crops can harm the health of consumer. It harms the planet, go with organic!
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One effect was the division/specialization of labor. So whereas once one person would create a product from start to finish, mass production resulted in many workers each building one part of a product.
No, the least reliable indicator of a chemical change is shape. Change of shape usually indicates a physical change, unless the material change resulted from a recombination or decomposition of the material's chemical form, as in the rotting of vegetable matter.
The coefficients in a balanced chemical equation indicate the relative numbers of reactants and products in a chemical reaction. Each coefficient represents the moles of each substance involved in the reaction.
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In regards to pollution, with rainfall, the chemicals can run off into near water sources. Advancements in agriculture such as the switch from organic to chemical fertilizers and introduction of pesticides and pest-resistant strains have resulted in increased yields of healthy crops. But this fertilizer affects soil for if fertilizer is being used, the soil will not be fertile and the chemicals in the crops can harm the health of consumer. It harms the planet, go with organic!
An environmental problem that resulted from the Green Revolution was soil degradation due to the excessive use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides. This led to a loss of biodiversity, erosion of soil quality, and pollution of water bodies.
an increase in farm production and a decrease in farm workers
One significant result of the Green Revolution was a dramatic increase in agricultural productivity, particularly in developing countries. The introduction of high-yielding crop varieties, along with advancements in irrigation, fertilizers, and pesticides, led to higher food production and helped alleviate hunger in many regions. However, this also resulted in environmental challenges, such as soil degradation and increased reliance on chemical inputs. Additionally, the benefits were often unevenly distributed, leading to greater disparities between wealthy and poorer farmers.
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Reduced prices of goods.
Greater levels of investment
Mass production is a by-product of industrialization. Inventions that were part of the Industrial Revolution resulted in mass production.
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increased factory production resulted in a growing to transport more goods
The green revolution started with the improved genetic make up of spring wheat crop plant by Norman Borlaug. It was followed by optimum agricultural practices including application of fertilizers, tilling technology of soil, irrigation and plant protection measures. This resulted in bumper crop harvests. This model of wheat was also applied on paddy and other cereals and pulses adding to the food production.