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    food the soil that farmers use to grow crops are losing their minerals, the crops being produced are losing much of their key nutrients, the harvests are more vulnerable to harmful organisms, diseases, and insect damage, farmers are having to put more pesticides on the crops to keep them from being infected, and scientists are making more hygienic plants to help farmers use a smaller amount of pesticides but have unknown side effects to humans. Almost any crop needs soil to stay alive because…

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    locate genes. Agricultural performance rests on the interactions of genetics, management and the environment. Developing plant varieties expressing good agronomic characteristics is the ultimate goal of plant breeders. However, for many years, GE crops were underperforming. Desirable genes were often being transferred with undesirable genes. They were not sustainable enough to put on the market.…

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    potentially kill you. However, without these bees we cannot pollinate flowers or crops, which causes a huge chain reaction of other insects and animals disappearing one right after the other. The bees are dying, and if we don't step up to the plate and help, the world is going to change forever. Bees are dying at such a rapid rate, and a lot of it is due to us as a global society. When people plant flowers or crops for their farms or personal gardens, they overuse pesticides and that ends up…

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    You may find that organic food is more expensive and different in appearance from conventional products. Also, just because something says "organic," it does not mean that it doesn't contain GMOs. In fact, it can still contain up to 30% GMOs, so if you want organic, be sure the label says 100% organic. If you live in U.S. and Canada buy food labeled 100% organic because the U.S. and Canadian governments do not allow manufacturers to label something 100% organic if that food has been genetically…

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    Tom Robinson's Tough Life

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    back with crops and pigs’ feet. Wasn’t mentioned in the book but was in the movie which if was said in the book the quote would be in about page 15 Atticus told Scout that, “Mr. Cunningham doesn’t liked to be thanked,” after Walter brought them crops and Atticus and Scout thanked him. Some other things that Walter Sr. and his family might had to deal with was the possibility of not being able to grow crops. Crops are the only things they can pay people back with and if they can’t grow crops…

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    Gmo Effect

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    “Despite the misleading claims of companies selling them. Genetically engineered (GE) crops will not alleviate traditional environmental concerns, such as the chemical contamination of water, air or soil. Far from eliminating pesticides, GE crops have actually increased this chemical pollution”(Tamara par.2). When plants are genetically modified to make its own pesticide, the soil which the plant was grown in can…

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    Farmers are laborers who work by planting crops or raising livestock for a living. They may own fields in which they sow or may be a laborer on fields owned by a farm owner. In China, these farmers contribute a lot to the economy of the country. Most of these farmers are a part of the masses, people who may be poor or people who only have enough resources for themselves. The development of farming throughout the years in China has helped the country to grow into what it is today. China faces…

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    ranging from animals, plants, bacterial, and genes that are not native to the conditions or environments in which they would reside in. Genetic modification allows scientists to abstract the genes of one gene and inject them into another organism. GMO crops are nothing new to many households. They are sold by the thousands, and are not required to be label as an unnatural byproduct. Many of the produce we consumed from the grocery stores are by products of GMO. They are not required to be label…

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    The Negatives Of GMO

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    Finally, biodiversity, which is critical in all ecosystems and to the sustainability of all species, is put at risk by GMO foods. GM crops are generally planted in a monocrop fashion, which means that many heritage seeds are no longer used. The nature of GMOs means fewer weed flowers and, therefore, less nectar for the pollinators such as bees to choose from so the crop will be pollinated more instead of weeds being pollinated. Hurst also says “The combination of herbicides and genetically…

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    but their everyday life was agriculture. They would plant, harvest, and turn the crops into food. Everyday people had to make the corn into flour for baking. Not only did they plant crops on land, they found a genius way to do it on an island. They created chinampas which were floating islands made with logs, and trees to keep them anchored to the bottom of the lake. On these chinampas they planted a lot of crops especially corn, which was their main source of food. The aztecs had sacrificed and…

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