Draw an illustration model of vertical farming concept applying the integration of hydroponics, vegetables, fish, free range chicken and vermicast production.

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Q: industrialized agriculture and subsistence agriculture

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A: Climate-smart agricultural practices,(CSA) is defined as an approach for modifying and rejuvenating…

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A: a) Grassland are best suited for raising crops and mainly the temperate grassland . This is so…

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A: Green revolution was intended to overcome food shortages in India by increasing the yields of…

Q: Distinguish between gross primary production and net primaryproduction.

A: The ecosystem can be defined as the geographic area where the plants, animals, and other organisms,…

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A: Desertification is a environmental degradation system in which an area becomes arid and dry and…

Q: What is adoption and diffusion process? What factors influence a farmer during the adoption of…

A: diffusion is the process through which technologies spread throughout the farm sector over time.…

Q: The practice of crop rotation uses nitrogen fixation to create fertile fields. First, a plant…

A: For plant growth different micronutrients and micronutrients are needed. Some of this nutrients are…

Q: A fish die-off occurs in a pond near an agricultural field where fertilizer high in N and P has been…

A: Fertilizers are natural or synthetic substances, that are used in agricultural fields to increase…

Q: Give two environmental factors that would enhance the bioremediation process.

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A: The domestication of animals on a farm is an essential occupation. The domestication of these…

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A: Agriculture includes the production of crop plants in fields.

Q: lowland field

A: Farming is the act or process of working the ground, planting seeds, and growing edible plants.

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A: Bioremediation is a method of treating contaminated media, such as water, soil, and underground…

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A: Overgrazing is the consumption of grass or vegetation by animals. Overgrazing usually has harmful…

Q: List the ways agriculture can potentially pollute the environment.

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A: Animal products are the most widely used resources that sustain life on earth. As the world…

Q: List three criteria for sustainable biofuel production.

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Q: Analyze the concept of sustainable agriculture.

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A: In this question we have to write the definition of mutualism and have to mention two examples.

Q: Find out the difference between pisciculture and aquaculture?

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Q: How might the local food, conservation, and organic farming movements contribute to food security…

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Q: Define productivity as the word is used in ecology. What is a pri-mary producer? What is the…

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A: Ecology is the study of interaction of organisms with one another and with the environment. Ecology…

Q: Discuss the concept of “Maximum Sustainable Yield” and the assumptions behind this concept.

A: Question -   Discuss the concept of “Maximum Sustainable Yield” and the assumptions behind this…

Q: Describe slash-and burn agriculture. How does it contribute to global warming?

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Q: Which of the following statements about organic farming is not correct a. Crops are planted close…

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Q: State three conditions that lead to very low water application efficiency in most lowland rice farms

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A: Biodiversity Biodiversity is a vast term defining an ecosystem in which a variety of organisms…

Q: 20 15 0 196 Aboveground Primary Productivity (Mg ha-yr" 10

A: Net productivity is the amount of biomass fixed by plants.

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A: Climate Smart Agriculture or CSA is the transformation of agricultural practices which supports the…

Q: Describe the benefits of biodiversity in agricultural practices (e.g., nature-based agriculture,…

A: Introduction : All constituents of biodiversity that are relevant to food and agricultural…

Q: Create a crop plan for three seasons of Bio-Intensive Gardening using the following crops: camote,…

A: Biointensive agriculture:- it is an organic agricultural system. It focuses on achieving maximum…

Q: What is sustainable agriculture? (Please include the words biodiversity, abundance, distribution,…

A: Agriculture is the practice of growing crops useful to humans.

Q: What is upland field for farming?

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Q: Describe the effect biofuel production has on food and feed supplies.

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Q: Arrange the primary secondary to tertiary biomass resources in reverse order. a. Seeds, Animal fat &…

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Industrial Processes

Industrial processes result in the manufacturing of products (biological products, such as enzymes, medicine) on a large scale using different methods, such as physical and chemical procedures. Few products such as pharmaceuticals, agricultural products, food items, etc., involve microbes and their enzymes. Such processes are termed industrial biological processes. Microbiology and biotechnology enable us to utilize the ability of microorganisms to produce enzymes, primary metabolites, and secondary metabolites, which in turn help to produce the desired products.