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    Fishing By Julia Alvarez

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    If that failed, I would then go to local banks and ask them for a loan. These loans could either be in one payment up front, or in multiple payments to mirror those I had promised to the land owners. I would then ask the farmer to assemble as many of the hard-working, local farmers as possible to announce our plans. To start off, Ihe would ask them to temporarily work for lower wages. Once the production and sales got to a break-even point, their income would rise to be permanently higher than…

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    Food Waste Research Paper

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    up not using all of the item you can always freeze the left overs and use them later in a smoothie or ice cream. Finally, a household can eliminate food waste by buying from a flee market instead of the big corporation stores. Farmers markets usually have foods from farmers or local growers that are rejected, or just left over in their garden that they cant use. Farmer’s markers don’t throw away the left over food they will take it to the food bank or the homeless shelter. These fruits and…

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    In the excerpt Carson advocates for the ban of parathion by describing the farmers’ use for the poison as warlike, by faulting the ignorant public, and the negligent government for the poison’s harmful environmental impact on afflicted areas. Carson describes the farmer’s use of parathion as warlike and inhuman, in an attempt to persuade her readers to condemn the farmers’ action. Carson explains that a group of farmers from southern Indian…

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    Fresh Film Analysis

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    into farming, the good food movement, and the importance of being mindful of one’s position and role in the food industry. Fresh focused on the unsustainability of current food production methods, and used anecdotes from farmers to promote the good food movement. According to one farmer in Fresh, the fear of inconvenience has driven the food industry towards urban farming. One example early on in the movie noticed the exponential growth of chickens packed into chicken houses. Today’s chickens…

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    A society that is based on the pursuit of profit and capitalism makes cooperation extremely difficult in this situation. If everyone’s only motive is to make a profit then each person will be out for themselves. Capitalism is based off of “winners” and “losers”. In order for there to be people with lots of money and are thriving then there must also be people who do not have much money and are struggling. People desire to be rich and success no matter the cost. Cooperation can be extremely…

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    Shredder displays some social history, and how it is innovative for the farmer. The Huber Corn Husker & Shredder at the museum was manufacture on November ninth, 1926 and the original owner lived in Piqua, Ohio. At first glance of the machine almost all of the paint looked original and didn’t have any spots of random color to paint over bare…

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    In the known documentary, Food Inc., there are several sides people can take. In todays society, people are either very aware of what they put into their mouth or they are not and they just do not care. America is all about capitalism, and it comes as no surprise to anyone that our food system is all about making a profit. Through this documentary there has been many social changes such as people not wanting to state their personal opinions on this topic, to these businesses being the creation…

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    Whole Foods Case Study

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    Most chains stick to one layout for all of their stores so that they can all be uniform and operate the same way. The way Whole foods does creates their stores makes more sense in adapting to their surroundings and letting each store be their own to a certain extent. Whenever I have walked into a Whole Foods I do not get the feeling that it looks like the last one I have been in, it makes me want to explore the store and see what is new and different from the last one. This is a great model…

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    Permaculture Assignment

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    Problem Statement/Definition of Research Area Permaculture – is this idea of sustainability the way of the future? The idea of permaculture (permanent agriculture or permanent culture) was developed by two Australians in the 1970’s, David Holmgren (a graduate student) and Bill Mollison (his professor) (Sullivan, 2008). There are many branches to the permaculture movement, all of which are related to ecology, sustainability and the idea of working with nature rather than against it.…

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    Unit 7 Video Reflection

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    you, or anyone you know, ever set up a toddler classroom? The center director in the video mentions that she designs toddler classroom in ways that will support the four domains of learning. What are these domains, and how do her examples (e.g., the Farmer 's Market area) shed light on each one? A. Block Area – In the block area of the classroom the children are able to communicate with their peers in order to work together or alongside each other to develop their social emotional and language…

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