Image by 46137 Question by ADARSH P: what are the various methods for organic farming? which is the cheapest method to do organic farming? Can you help? Leave your own answer in the comments!
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Image by e_monk It seems the two near the center (3rd and 4th, left claws up) are black vultures roosting with (well, hanging out with) turkey vultures. Thanks to marsden.joseph and buckeye for the confirmation (below) View large on black ~~~ Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chordata Class: Aves Order: Incertae sedis Family: Cathartidae Genus: Coragyps Species: […]
Continue reading …Fungi are beneficial to agriculture in all of the following ways except they..?
November 23, 2011 3 Comments
Image by uniteddiversity Question by Mam: Fungi are beneficial to agriculture in all of the following ways except they..? Fungi are beneficial to agriculture in all of the following ways except in that they a.recycle nutrients that are tied up in dead organic matter. b.increase the ability of most vascular plants to absorb minerals from […]
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Image by Travis S. This is where I slept. There are three structures in the area. There’s a larger house, then the Bunkhouse, and this, the Chicken Coop. There are two beds in here, a tiny fridge, small TV and nothing much else. Question by Bau: Need the easiest way to build a chicken coop? […]
Continue reading …Is it possible the co-existence between conventional, organic and GM crop production?
November 22, 2011 3 Comments
Image by uniteddiversity Question by has: Is it possible the co-existence between conventional, organic and GM crop production? Co-existence refers to the ability of farmers to make a practical choice between conventional, organic and GM crop production, in compliance with the legal obligations for labelling and/or purity criteria. None of these types of agriculture should […]
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Image by francescominciotti And the story goes: the Duck race is a a non-competetive, in aid of charity contest that take place, every year since 2005, in several cities all around the US. You can «adopt» a rubber duck (as the ones shown in this picture) and, if your duck places on the first five […]
Continue reading …Why is organic farming better than intensive farming? Need information for a speech?
November 21, 2011 1 Comment
Image by 46137 Question by lalala: Why is organic farming better than intensive farming? Need information for a speech? And any other info about organic farming? Add your own answer in the comments!
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Image by uniteddiversity Question by Jen: What are some careers in the agricultural business? I’d love to be an organic farmer, but unfortunately, pay is quite low and hours are very long. I’m currently a nutrition major and plant science minor in college. I would love to work in the organic agriculture field/organic foods in […]
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Image by 350.org Students and faculty at Robert College in Istanbul Turkey assemble in front of their main hall to draw attention to 350 as part of the October 24 International Day of Climate Action. This was one of over 5,200 events happening around the world as part of the 350.org International Day of Climate […]
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Image by 46137 Question by selena: does organic farming have any impact on animal and human health? and does organic farming has any impact on the environment? and from where an we obtain the organic farming products? please answer i have to submit the project tomorrow 🙁 and have to go to friends birthday in […]
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