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    Introduction Ostriches are one of the toughest and strongest birds on this planet. They can live in all kinds of climates and easily adjust to them, whether they are tropical countries or northern ones. The ostrich industry is considered as a multi-processing business producing a number of commodities as feathers, leather and meat (PITTAWAY et al., 2015). Ostrich farms have become an extended activity throughout the world and considered to be one of the most preferable agriculture project. Ostrich

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    1. True or false: Holding food in a steam table above 140F (60C) kills disease-causing bacteria and eliminates the problem of food poisoning. Explain you answer. False. Bacteria will not multiply at 60C, but most are not killed. 2. True or false: Canning food eliminates air so disease-causing bacteria can’t grow. Explain your answer. True. Canned and bottled foods that are unopened are not likely to support bacterial growth in their normal state. 3. Which of the following foods can become

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    Elizabeth Olsen says “I get way too much happiness from good food.” This is not something just anyone can feel. Going home to a meal on the table is a privilege in this economy. In just WNC, Western North Carolina, there are kids and entire families that are not getting ends meat. This is a big problem that we as a community need to fix, “The number of undernourished human beings on the planet increased from 777 million in 2015 to 815 million in 2016” (New York Times). Nevertheless, there are already

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    document about a disease outbreak in a flock of chicken eggs and in chickens. The purpose of the memorandum is to make it aware that there has been an outbreak of an infectious dieses among the chickens/eggs. Throughout the memorandum it talks about a team going to find the source of the outbreak using the chickens blood and testing for how long and which chickens are infected, the team will use the embryo of the chicken egg to see which eggs are infected. An to contact buyers to dispose of the infected

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    things like century old duck eggs or pig Eye’s. I was three years old and my dad is always trying to get us to try new things. So on Christmas nights my dad's

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    Alpes Case

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    Group Case ALPES S.A.: A Joint Proposal Table of Contents Topic Page Problem Identification 1 External Analysis 1 Internal Analysis 3 Financial Analysis 5 Alternatives 5 Decision Criteria 6 Evaluation of Alternatives 6 Recommendation 6 Action Plan 7 Contingency Plan 7 Appendix 8 Key Problem Identification: The main issue in this case surrounds Dennis Shaughnessy, senior vice-president for Corporate Development and general counsel for Charles River Laboratories (CRL)

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    Cooking for One: Top Food Items You Must Have in Your Kitchen For a single person, cooking can often be a challenge. Most food is packaged to feed an entire family. Most recipes are designed to feed several people and can be difficult to prepare in smaller portions. Leftovers can get boring after about the third serving, and sometimes freezing is not an option. It seems, finally, that some companies in the food industry are realizing that not all of us buy in bulk. Here are nine wonderful food items

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    case, it is essential for the offspring to be given the best chances at survival they can get. Having the embryo safely protected inside the insect while it develops gives the young insect a far better survival rate than those who are deposited in eggs outside the mother. In other cases, such as with Aphids, it allows for a ‘telescoping generations’ effect which greatly increases the numbers of

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    vinegar solution was that there would be a decrease in mass and a decrease in the circumference of the egg, therefore, there would be an increase in volume because the white vinegar solution is hypertonic to the egg. The results contradicted the pre-lab prediction as evidenced in the results with a -20% change in the volume of the white vinegar. Instead, there was an inflow of water into the egg which increased the mass and the circumference. This was an outcome of the membrane attempting to reach

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    Carry Hidden Salmonella by Aneri Pattani. She explains why 900 people are infected with salmonella and the chickens are not the culprits of this disease. The normal issue with contracting Salmonella is normally eating raw cookie dough or undercooked eggs or meat. But it can also be contract when people put objects that came in contact with their live poultry, or when they deal with their live poultry and touch their mouth. Dr Nicholas says “ this doesn't mean people are not supposed to have Backyard

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