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    foods‚ crops among the New World and the Old World following the arrival of Christopher Columbus in 1492. . The period before the Columbian Exchange‚ there would be no oranges in Florida‚ no paprika in Hungary‚ and no cigarettes in France‚ without the Columbian Exchange all these supplies would not be in the countries they are now. The Europeans gained from the exchange in several ways. The discoveries of new metals are popular one. They also received many different types of goods and crops form the

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    to surprised farmers‚ impacts from the GMO crops have no longer been gentle. Yanking each and every weed one by one‚ the formerly stringy plants have proven itself to be much more than an easy match for both the once effective herbicides and the farmer. GMOs‚ or genetically modified organisms are plants or animals that have been re-engineered with the DNA of bacteria‚ viruses‚ or other plants and animals. With the intention of being able to alter the crop to reap numerous benefits‚ GMOs have made

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    five crops with the broadest geographic distribution and highest production in the U.S.: barley‚ corn‚ cotton‚ soybean and winter wheat (Figure 1). Data on crop production for each county are collected by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) and made available by the National Agricultural Statistics Service (https://quickstats.nass.usda.gov). Only crop statistics under non-irrigated conditions were considered in this study. We created five masks according to the number of crops considered

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    Napier Grass Scientific name: Pennisetum purpureum Family: Poaceae Origin: Tropical grasslands of Africa Botanical description: A robust perennial with a vigorous root system‚ sometimes stoloniferous with a creeping rhizome. Culms usually 180-360 cm high‚ branched upwards. Leaf-sheaths glabrous or with tubercle-based hairs; leaf-blades 20-40 mm wide‚ margins thickened and shiny. Inflorescence a bristly false spike up to 30 cm long‚ dense‚ usually yellow-brown in colour‚ more rarely purplish (Chippendall

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    infrastructures‚ plantations‚ sold lots of cloth‚ educated young wealthy Indians‚ and health and life expectancy improved. Although the British government was efficient and successful‚ it benefited the British not the Indians. The British had high taxes‚ the crops they had Indians grow ruined the land‚ and while they controlled India 58 million people died because of famines. The British established and efficient government ran by Englishmen. Dr. Lalvani says that “The British administration of India‚ a country

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    the rising prices of crops and commercial fertilizers. The farmers nowadays are sacrificing to buy those commercial fertilizers to make their crops go faster and better. But sometimes‚ those fertilizers are too acidic and contain many chemicals that instead of making the crops better‚ the crops were made worse. Most people and Filipinos today are depending on the crops we eat even with its rising value. Hence‚ we still need a more organic and safer fertilizer to make the crops grow well. Given the

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    heavy rain‚ it could potentially ruin the crops. However‚ if the storm produced a light rain‚ it could create a beneficial mold that would increase the value of the crops. A decision had to be made immediately to either harvest the Riesling grapes or leave them on the vines. Based on the local weather reports‚ Jaeger thought there was a fifty-fifty chance that the rainstorm would actually reach the crops at the vineyard. If the rainstorm did reach the crops‚ he thought there would be a forty percent

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    role of the state and internal forces within each nation in the process of social change. Some have argued that the globalization of capitalism has resulted in an alteration of production patterns in the developing nations‚ transforming them into cash crop exporters controlled by multinational capital‚ thereby threatening food security (Bonanno et al. 1990). Despite the transformatory nature of capitalism‚ however‚ non-capitalist forms of production still persist globally. One such form is the family

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    Growing plants in an area in which they are not typically exposed to‚ the surrounding environment is at risk for potential damage. GMO cross breeding can occur as a result of this. Pollens from a genetically modified crop could carry to a crop intentionally grown without the use of GMOs. Consumers could suffer the effects of GMOs and those who try to avoid GMOs would be unaware they’re consuming them. GMO plants designed to become resistant to herbicides can contaminate weeds

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    documentary goes on to state that the lack of research on the effects of genetically modified foods is unsafe and should not be sold in stores. The documentary focuses on the fact that when pesticides are sprayed on the genetically modified crops that it does not kill the crops but kills the insects and weeds around

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