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    Industry description Tyson Foods is a major player in the food industry internationally. They are one of the world's largest processors and marketers of chicken, beef and pork, as well as prepared foods (“About Tyson”, 2014). They are more specifically placed in the meat and poultry processing industry. In this industry workers slaughter animals, process, package, market, wholesale, and distribute the products and product services. Products are sold to other food manufacturers, grocery and meat…

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    markets with different fruits, vegetables, and meats. These farms were usually small and run by rural families. In the early twentieth century, factory farming dominated the industry in production in The United States. Factory farms are large industries, that aim to maximize production at the lowest possible cost for the company and consumers. Factory farming is an efficient method of crop production that helps feed the growing global population at an affordable cost. Unfortunately, these farms…

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    Factory Animal Abuse

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    Factory farming needs to be more closely monitored because it is a leading cause of animal abuse. The definition of animal abuse is:“The intentional infliction by humans of suffering or harm upon any non-human animal, regardless of whether the act is against the law” (UIA). On factory farms, animals are confined to battery cages, gestation crates, farrowing crates, feedlots and veal crates for the majority of their lives. These forms of containment cause severe pain and disease to the animals.…

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    The question of morality is consistently paired with the consumption of animals and animal byproducts. Those who favor consumption defend their belief with testimony of ignorance, claims of non-involvement, and tradition. Opponents of this consumption defend their belief by citing instances where human consumption of animals and their byproducts have adversely affected the environment and permitted the mistreatment of factory farmed animals. If it is wrong to torture animals for gustatory…

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    Although South Asian is the largest ethnic group in the GTA, their fruit and vegetable intake is lower than the other ethnic communities living in the GTA due to the low accessibility to their culturally appropriate vegetables6. Availability of farm inputs are the prerequisites for the successful cultivation of ECV. Although ECV market has been identified as a niche market in Ontario, the farmers reported the scarcity of inputs (seeds, fertilizers, insecticide) as a potential barrier. The…

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    Polyface Farm

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    Polyface Farm, a local farm owned by Joel Salatin, is a magic place that is different from industrial farms. It is a farm based on grass, different kinds of grass. First, I want to discuss Polyface Farm and ecology. It is definitely an organic and ecological friendly farm which is home to a wide range of corps and animals, such as tomatoes, sweet corn, berries, different grass and pigs, rabbits, cows, and chicken. According to Anderson (2013), an ecologically sound farmer tends to “maximize the…

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    Overpopulation Of Rats

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    All living organisms on the Earth have to eat food in order to survive, grow, respond to their environment, and reproduce. Different organisms require different food due to their physiological needs. Thus, the food that organisms get to eat has great impacts on them both mentally and physically. Furthermore, the difference will also impact the ecology of their living environments and vice versa. Firstly, the Nova documentary named “Rat Attack” shows that organisms such as black rats have the…

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    wanted to reinforce the reciprocal bond between the agriculture and the industry, as the countryside would provide the industry with resources and the cities with food, whereas the development of the industry would support the agriculture with new farming methods, fertilisers and far more advanced machinery. As seen in source D, the country was backwards in many aspects. Even though the source belongs to one of Stalin’s speeches addressed to the country and we can’t call it absolutely reliable…

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    Farmers markets.where you can get an overwhelming sensation of farm fresh fruits and vegetables on a sunny morning. Grocery stores. The cold atmosphere of organic goods-which sometimes are chemically infused. Although local foods can be more expensive, wouldn’t people rather benefit from the nutritious, and environmentally safe products? A locavore movement is necessary to improve the environment and their nutrition. The locavore movement is just a hype that has occurred in society, and it may…

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    Landscaping companies provide more than just lawn design and maintenance. Discover the diverse outdoor services provided by landscaping businesses. For many people, the word "landscaping" brings to mind vast lawns, carefully placed trees, and impeccably maintained flower beds and shrubs. While this vision is not incorrect, it is incomplete. A landscaping service can absolutely design and maintain large-scale outdoor landscapes. However, they can also handle the design and upkeep of small areas,…

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