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    Macro and micronutrient play a vital role in the growth and productivity of fruit trees. A well-nourished fruit tree not only produces good yield but also improves quality and remains for longer period in healthy and productive condition. The literature pertaining to the problem entitled “Studies on application of macro and micronutrients in guava cv. Hisar Safeda” has been presented in this chapter. The available literature having relevance to present study has been reviwed in this chapter…

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    Importance Of Organic Food

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    dairy products are at a higher risk of contamination from harmful drugs and hormones. Furthermore, the hormones fed to cattle and sheep are unbreakable and enter human diet in their original form, which is hazardous to human health. However, organic meat and dairy products are free from any kind of drugs, and prove nutritious for humans. Another benefit of organic food is environmental preservation. Soil and crop rotation incorporated in the organic farms supports the sustenance of the ecosystem…

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    There are various ways to grow tasty, nutrient-packed potatoes, all of which are reasonably easy and straightforward. In a nutshell, potatoes grow best when placed in light, loose soil and placed out of direct sunlight—farmers who grow potatoes pray like mad men for rain because they want to ensure that they’ll be able to harvest a luxury of well-grown potatoes when the time comes. With most crops, you could see the “fruit of your labor” while it’s growing. Potatoes, on the other hand, grow…

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    Waiting,” by Jon Entine, argues that sticking labels on GMOs will create problems and there no need to for them. Article two, “Even if GMOs are safe, mandatory labeling is a good Idea,” by Mahni Ghorashi, argues that labeling GMOs is a good idea and a human right. The articles argue labeling issues, people’s views, economic matters and understand GMO and Organic food rivalries plus understand consumer emotions. About 80% of foods contain GMOs, there are people oppose and people comply with…

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    Monsanto Research Paper

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    market. The controversy that surrounds the Genetically Modified(GM) seeds produced by Monsanto is that the GM seeds require chemicals like pesticides and herbicides which is not only causing environmental change but also causing harmful effects on human and animals. More than 200 companies have been bought by five giant companies Monsanto, Syngenta, Bayer, Dow and DuPont in the past 15 years. These companies are dominating the seed market and adapting the GM seeds. Monsanto has become a world…

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    to the material used to make our clothes. GMO stands for genetically modified organisms. GMOs are organisms that are created through science, specifically through genetic engineering (GE) in order for the organisms to be enhanced or solve problems the organism faces (“Seeds of Deception”). Genetic engineering (GE) also known as genetic modifications is the control or replacement of…

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    This commentary specifically addresses oligopoly supermarkets and farmers as monopolistic competition that impacts the milk industry and how it affects consumers in the market. This article addresses the pressure that is placed upon suppliers of milk by the major retailers. This article outlines the control over the milk market that the supermarkets have over suppliers, working as an oligopoly. Therefore, the advantages and disadvantages will be analysed with the oligopoly characteristics,…

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    Should We Alter Our Food

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    Food is one of the most basic needs of a human to survive. We must eat for our bodies to produce energy for us to burn. Since we have made great advancements in technology we have been able to look toward our food and make advancements there as well. People are changing what they eat together and making more diverse recipes. Part of that means that food has to be available for consumption. These days the need for food has increased because of population increase and because of its use. So how…

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    these issues but these are bigger than just normal food regulations. The FDA oversees protecting the environment and humans by regulating the amount of pesticides that can be used on these genetically modified organisms which are only controlled to a minimum (Genetically Modified Foods). As of now the FDA tests certain GMO grown food and views if it is safe for animals and humans to consume that food made with certain GMO’s. This does not completely check out all the nutritional value or the…

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    genetically modified food, such that any health concerns about GMOS are outweighed by the benefits. There are various kinds of GMOS, however I will be discussing GMOS as it relates to agriculture needs. Genetically modified organism is a product of genetic engineering of plant and animals which doesn’t occur naturally. There are many methods of GMOS but polymerase…

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