Farm Animals

1. What is the capital of France?
2. Who wrote the play "Romeo and Juliet"?
3. What is the largest mammal on Earth?
4. What is the chemical symbol for gold?
5. Which planet is known as the "Red Planet"?

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The answer is 4 days. There are a couple of different ways to go about it, here's one:

From the first set of given info, you know that 500 lb. mush is good for 20 pigs for a week, so lb. mush per pig per DAY is 500/(20*7) = 3.57 lb. mush/(pig*day)

From the second set of given info, you can set up this equation:

(14 pigs)*(x days) = 200 lb. mush/3.57 lb. mush/(pig*day) --> (Double check by making sure that the units on both sides are consistent).

Simplifying, you get 14x = 56 --> x = 4 days.

pigs because they were origanly bred to root in woods to find food, they will maintain the woodland, clearing weeds and at the end you get lots of loverly pork!

Cavy or Guinea Pigs are rodents. The female cavy is called sow, the male as boar, and the young cavy is called pup.

A person with sexual organs from both genders. street slang name mostly commonly used in the west wales area; fathead or mark.

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Pig Farming

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:Reduce because even though the farmers will have more crops to sell, most everyone else will as well which will make prices comptetive. With the production of so many crops comes the complementive price of growing these crops. With this in mind, because price is inelastic and suppliers would receive the same price for the product in demand whether or not there was a surplus, they would benefit if their were not that many crops in the market to compete with (hence lowering their income.)

The term hound-gutted refers to a horse (usually) that has a relatively slim waist. In other words it has a high flank. Like a Grey hound dog. It is not considered to be an admirable quality.

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Cows cause "enviornmental problems" because the "fart" or "poot" "toot" or Fart. PU!!!!

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Agriculture is a major industry in Argentina. Some of the primary crops that are grown are soybeans, corn, rice, barley, and wheat.

German Shepherd puppies (pure-bred) usually run around $600 to $1500 U.S. dollars. Even if one could be found for $50, the cost of raising one is high. These puppies require a high-protein diet which negates many of the low-cost dog food brands on the market today.

$50 will get you a very good Shepherd-mix puppy at the local shelters or humane societies.

Colorado has a wide range of livestock, which include cattle, sheep, goats, pigs, mules, and horses. There are also some ranches where alpacas are raised.

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Farming for your own survival- i.e not mass farming to sell on for cash, but producing enough vegetables etc for you yourself to survive.

Also, it is sustenance farming, from the word "sustain."

Actually the usual term is "subsistence farming"

mainly because he does not participate in the Rebellion and leaves with the humans, so the animals get very angry at him and hate him because he sides with the humans

There are a huge variety of eggs that are edible including chicken eggs, turkey eggs, and quail eggs. You can also find lizard eggs, turtle eggs, and even snake eggs.

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Settled Farming is the practice of farming an area permanently where the soil is good (fertile) and the water source is reliable. This usually occurs in the Ethiopian Highlands, around Lake Victoria, where millet, coffee, corn, and cacao are grown, Along the Nile, where cotton and sugar cane are found, in Mediterranean Africa, where most farmers grow wheat, and Southern Africa, where wheat, corn, vineyards, rice, and citrus fruits are grown.