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    Food Quality Essay

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    Consumers Educated on Food Quality Consumers should be educated about food quality and its effect on the environment and our health. All types of industrial farming is horrible for people to be around or consume. To begin with, local sustainable farming it provides people a healthy choice of organic food. Additionally, a consumer cares about the food quality of the food whether it be from industrial farming or local sustainable farming. Industrial farming has many dangerous farming…

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    Organic Agriculture the Truth Christos Modestou 15 November 2015 Murray State University Author Note This paper was prepared for Agriculture 199, Section 03, taught by Alyx Shultz. Organic Agriculture the Truth Introduction: There are many explanations that can describe what Organic Agriculture is. However all the explanations ends to one and only statement. “Is a system that relies on ecosystem management rather than external agriculture inputs” It’s a function that eliminate the…

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    Whole Food Case Study

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    some exaggerated facts in order to enhance the possible benefit of a good way of cultivating organically. Pollan argues that Whole foods “offers the most cutting-edge grocery lit” due to the abundance of organic food. This large choice needs to have a catalyst of some sort to sell and in this case…

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    Organic or Conventional Gardening: Which Would You Rather Use? Everyday people are growing more and more concerned of where their food comes from. The push for more organic produce in local grocery stores poses the question if there are marked differences between organic and conventional gardening. With the recent increases in organic farming, people are flocking towards buying organic opposed to buying conventionally grown food. Many wonder if buying organic is really better for the consumer…

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    Webpage Analysis

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    beneficialness of organic foods for their credibility and reliability. The two webpages are similar in terms of audience and content. In fact, both webpages refer to the same study, from Stanford University, about the health benefits of organic foods. The selected webpages are from respected, reputable organizations. The first article, Organic Food Conclusions Don’t Tell the Whole Story was published in Environmental Health Perspectives, a federal government website and the second article,…

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    farming system in a short period of time. It is necessary to promote the organic ideas to people to raise their awareness to their health first. According to an article, “Which little piggy goes to market? Characteristics of US farmers ' market shoppers”, the number of operation farmers’ markets had significantly increased by around 250% from 1996 to 2006. Expend the scale of farmer’s market would be a good step to promote organic farming and pesticide-free…

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    Green Revolution Essay

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    things in life, has a cost and a benefit. Due to this, Using a utilitarian and socially centered perspective changes to nature caused by farming would be viewed as damage only if they brought long-term costs to human society that exceeded the short-term food production gain. There are a lot of countries in the world. The environmental damage caused by farming in a country depends on what kind of a country it is. Highly…

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    Obesity By John Freedman

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    Fast Food Companies Can End Obesity Judging from the title of John Freedman’s “How Junk Food Can End Obesity” one conjures up an image of Freedman pressing hard to change the minds of scientifically based options surrounding fast food one deep fried, ketchup-doused French fry at a time. The title resonates with the Maroboro Man ads of the 60s and 70s when the company was losing support from the American population and they were making their finally attempts to forcefully coax Americans into…

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    The Benefits of Organic Products for People and The Environment Nutrients from food are vital to human performance in the daily activities that they partake in. There is a diet that follows a lifestyle of receiving plentiful nutrients and it may be hard to fulfill when a lot of foods are injected with all types of harmful or non-beneficial substances. Those kind of foods are labeled as “conventional” foods which contrasts from organic products. The technology available today coincides with…

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    word “organic,” we automatically assume “healthy,” “free of chemicals and pesticides,” and “ethically grown/raised.” This is largely due to the way organic foods have been advertised to the public as free of herbicides, synthetic fertilizers, pesticides, chemicals, and fumigants. However, is organic food really as perfect as it sounds? Is it really the answer for a healthier generation of humans? In the article “What Are You Buying When You Buy Organic?” Steven Shapin tells us what organic food…

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