StudentShare
Contact Us
Sign In / Sign Up for FREE
Search
Go to advanced search...
Using antibiotics on dairy herds. Im going in favor of this process Agriculture Research Paper
4 pages (1000 words) , Download 3 , Research Paper
However, there are many bacterial strains that continuously affect daily herds that are as well transmitted to humans through consumption of the respective products. Besser et al (4218) elaborates that one of this pathogen is Salmonella Eterica that is a
Preview sample
The Fingerprinting or DNA profiling Agriculture Essay
1 pages (256 words) , Download 3 , Essay
Free
This powerful discovery provides doctors with an objective means of identifying people. DNA of different animals, plants as well as humans have been frequently studied in the past few decades in different fields that include but are not limited to molecular archaeology, identification of genetic diseases.
Preview sample
sponsored ads
Hire a pro to write
a paper under your requirements!
Win a special DISCOUNT!
Put in your e-mail and click the button with your lucky finger
Your email
YOUR PRIZE:
Apply my DISCOUNT
History of Food in Mexico Agriculture Research Paper
1 pages (250 words) , Download 2 , Research Paper
Free
The first foods included corn, tortillas, fish, and beans taken by the Mayans and Aztecs whom most of the modern foods like Salsa can be traced to (Long and Vargas. 2005 p.31). The Aztec also prepared
Preview sample
The Problems of Modern Agriculture and Food Resources Agriculture Literature review
1 pages (250 words) , Download 3 , Literature review
Free
The development of science and technology has made many leaps and bounds in the aspect of agricultural science and development. The 21st century saw many innovations from many highly developed countries, such as the United States of America. The effects of the advancement of industrialization also influenced the way agriculture developed.
Preview sample
Cow Dairy Farms In Switzerland Agriculture Article
4 pages (1000 words) , Download 3 , Article
Free
Dairy farming is a significant source of revenue to the farmer. Apart from generating milk and draft power, the animals are as well a good source of farmyard compost, which is an excellent supply of organic substance for advancing soil productiveness. The farm derivatives, in turn, are profitably used for providing food for the animals.
Preview sample
I Don't Know How She Does It Agriculture Movie Review
1 pages (268 words) , Download 0 , Movie Review
Free
As reported, the plot of the story evolves on Parker who plays the role of Kate Reddy, a multitasked expert mom who juggles roles as a mother, wife and an ultra-demanding career as a financial professional. Scheib presented the article in the most balanced manner providing critique on the strengths and weaknesses of the film in terms of acting.
Preview sample
Pesticides and Herbicides Cause Diseases Agriculture Essay
1 pages (250 words) , Download 2 , Essay
Free
Pesticides have almost never had a good track record. They have caused people to become sick with diseases, some with flu-like symptoms or a rash, but others become terribly sick with diseases such as cancer. Pesticides sprayed on plants are not just sprayed on plants, but soak into the soil on which we walk and get into the underground water supply, contaminating it.
Preview sample
Food Issue in Eritrea Agriculture Essay
7 pages (1866 words) , Download 2 , Essay
Free
Eritrea is a sovereign state, which has been faced with numerous cases of conflict within itself and with its neighbors due to border demarcation issues, a factor which has resulted in the internal displacement of people. Reports indicate that more than 10000 out of the original 70000 internally displaced persons still live in temporary camps.
Preview sample
Architecture: Art and Modern Buildings Agriculture Research Paper
5 pages (1250 words) , Download 2 , Research Paper
Free
The discussion will begin by noting the continuities between the artistic architecture of modern galleries and museums and their predecessors. Then it will note the new ways that these galleries and museums combine art and architecture to speak to us. Recently, the term 'starchitecture' has entered the lexicon. 
Preview sample
Public Health and Storage of Natural Water Agriculture Research Paper
13 pages (3250 words) , Download 2 , Research Paper
Free
Mother Nature has given us an abundance of resources to lead a healthy and long-lived life. Among the several resources gifted to us, Water is one of the principal factors that govern life on this planet. The water resources in the modern day periods are facing huge constraints owing to factors like global warming.
Preview sample
Pros and Cons of Pesticides Agriculture Coursework
1 pages (514 words) , Download 2 , Coursework
Free
It can be said that pesticides create a great risk for human beings. Although there are benefits that can be derived from using pesticide, still, the effect is even more disastrous. It is, therefore, a challenge for government agencies to come up with pesticides that would not be harmful to human beings as well as the environment.
Preview sample
Harvesting Garden Process Agriculture Essay
1 pages (312 words) , Download 2 , Essay
Free
The three classifications of harvesting gardens would stop the confusion of rows with root plants intermixed with top plants and vine plants. This would make a gardener aware of what type of plant they are harvesting. Mistakes of harvesting unripe vegetables and fruit would be a thing of the past.
Preview sample
Forest Fire Danger Agriculture Article
1 pages (250 words) , Download 2 , Article
Free
Fire danger measures are useful in providing data or information that is vital in making fire management decisions. Outputs from fire danger rating systems can be used for prevention planning, preparedness planning, detection planning, initial attack dispatching, fire behavior evaluation just to mention a few. It is hence noted that the use of fire management systems has several advantages. 
Preview sample
The Loss of Butterflies in the UK Agriculture Case Study
9 pages (2715 words) , Download 2 , Case Study
Free
Based on millions of butterfly records that were collected through the initiative of the Butterflies for the New Millennium and the UK Butterfly Monitoring Scheme (The UK Butterfly Monitoring Scheme (UKBMS), 2006), the major highlight of the report was the continuing decline of butterflies populations and species of Britain. 
Preview sample
Agricultural Systems Development in the 18th Century Agriculture Article
6 pages (1501 words) , Download 2 , Article
Free
The article by Huang is a review of the book The Great Divergence: Europe, China, and the making of the modern economy by Pomeranz. One of the main criticisms is about how Pomeranz has interpreted the economic development in the two regions without any understanding of the economies of the Yangzi delta as a primary factor of the latter analysis.
Preview sample
Spaces in the Global North Have Become Landscapes of Consumption Rather than Landscapes of Production Agriculture Research Paper
8 pages (2139 words) , Download 2 , Research Paper
Free
The realm of agricultural production is said to be most affected by the wider processes of globalization. One of the major reasons for the changes regarding the production sector in the countryside is the influx of rather cheap commodities from the developing world and the consequent high levels of competition.
Preview sample
Productivist Agriculture and Its Related Problems Agriculture Case Study
8 pages (2000 words) , Download 3 , Case Study
Free
  In the United Kingdom context, productivist agriculture is a commitment to an intensive, industrially driven and expansion-oriented agriculture with state support promoting output and increased productivity. The primary aim of productivism was the modernization of the national farm for increased production.
Preview sample
Impacts Of Conversion Of Tropical Forests To Small-Scale Agriculture Agriculture Essay
7 pages (1750 words) , Download 3 , Essay
Free
This paper also looks into the impact of theses agricultural systems on the structure, diversity, floristic, and dynamics of tropical forests. With the help of literature review it points out the concerns of various researchers, scientists and environmentalists for depletion of tropical forests and its ecological impact.
Preview sample
Economic Case for Precision Agricuture Apply to Ireland Agriculture Term Paper
6 pages (1500 words) , Download 3 , Term Paper
Free
The goal of sustainable development is to avoid negative changes in natural resources and increase the quality of life of producers. Precise information on discrete sites within a field can lead to, more efficient and economical use of inputs such as fertilizers and insecticides. Sustainable use of water resources is also another economic benefit.
Preview sample
Genetically Engineered Crops Agriculture Essay
10 pages (2500 words) , Download 2 , Essay
Free
The main problem is the genetic engineering and its influence on different parts of human's life. “Genetic engineering” can be a misleading term if taken to imply undue analogies to physical engineering. When geneticists tinker with the genetic makeup of plants, animals, or microbes, the outcomes can be far less predictable than when a mechanical engineer builds a house, a bridge, or a dam.
Preview sample
Indigenous Cultures in the Rainforest: Biodiversity Agriculture Essay
2 pages (578 words) , Download 2 , Essay
Free
The author states that the Kayapo believe that man must live in harmony with nature. This Kayapo belief was central to the issue. They believed that the jungle was provided as a means to attain food and medicine. They believed it could be utilized, but it would be against their belief to destroy it.
Preview sample
The Ginge Industry Agriculture Essay
6 pages (1500 words) , Download 3 , Essay
Free
It has been traded as a raw product or preserved through pickling, salting, and drying. Agriculturally, it is also one of the first and most successful crops transplanted, thriving from subtropical to semi-arid climes like western Regions of Africa and the Caribbean well since it was traded in the 1000’s (Hutton & Cassio 2003).
Preview sample
Canada Agriculture Industry Agriculture Essay
10 pages (2500 words) , Download 3 , Essay
Free
The paper gives an answer as to the significance of agricultural industry in the  Canadian economy, issues which affect the agricultural industry, government assistance to the farmers. Also, there is a comparison and contrast how the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade and the World Trade Organization has affected the agricultural industries in the developed and developing world in the essay
Preview sample
European Union Common Agricultural Policy Agriculture Report
5 pages (2089 words) , Download 3 , Report
Free
The goals of the EU Common Agricultural Policy, known as CAP,  are to increase agriculture production in the EU, to make sure that the rural workers in the EU earn a good living, to ensure the economic development of EU rural areas, to stabilize the agricultural market and to make sure that a sufficient supply of agricultural products is available to EU consumers at a reasonable price.
Preview sample
United States Department of Agriculture Agriculture Essay
2 pages (500 words) , Download 4 , Essay
Free
As early as 1839 Congress established the Agriculture Division of the Patent Office. Although a somewhat strange combination, the then Commissioner of Patents, Henry Ellsworth had long been a avid collector of various seeds and was well known for this in the Washington, D.C. area.
Preview sample
Economy and Agriculture in Russia Agriculture Research Proposal
6 pages (1500 words) , Download 3 , Research Proposal
Free
Some of the resources for the collection of data could be online sources such as government or public websites from which data on the agricultural sector in Russia could be downloaded. Some of these are Economic Research Service, Russian Agricultural census, and general data on Agricultural Production.
Preview sample
Evaluation of Agricultural Green Revolution Agriculture Research Paper
6 pages (1745 words) , Download 2 , Research Paper
Free
To fulfill the needs of the growing population, agricultural activities have undergone several transformations over the years. The green revolution is among the recent agricultural transformations that helped several countries to achieve food security and increase the yield from agriculture. It has been of great help in satisfying the need of the population.
Preview sample
Rural Development in the North and in the South Agriculture Case Study
7 pages (1750 words) , Download 2 , Case Study
Free
The main challenge of the rural areas in the North and South are sustainability. In Niger, the challenge to the government and to the international donor and funding community is that of combatting hunger and working for food and economic security. The country needs to show productivity in agriculture and food production. 
Preview sample
Agriculture in Scandinavia Agriculture Essay
7 pages (1750 words) , Download 3 , Essay
Free
Study of transition in Southern Scandinavia became easier and more exciting as the region proved to be a laboratory of human prehistory.There are evidences that the early cultures in Middle East around 8000 BC used wild cereals for food which led to cultivated wheat, use of pottery
Preview sample
Condition Scoring and Its Use and Importance in Autumn and Spring Calving Suckler Cows Agriculture Article
8 pages (2277 words) , Download 2 , Article
Free
One of the biggest challenges in the use of condition scoring is the fact that most people even those in farming do not know how to successfully employ the technique. In situations where some have knowledge of the techniques, they are hampered by inconsistency and therefore end up with the wrong scores.
Preview sample
Food Insecurity. Definition, Reasons, Causes and Status Agriculture Essay
10 pages (2500 words) , Download 3 , Essay
Free
Food Insecurity Definition, Reasons, Causes and Status. This brief paper will review the phenomenon of food insecurity as a critical global problem today (Grigg, 1993, p. 18), and as a crisis as argued by Bernstein, Crow and Johnson (1992) or as a potential silent holocaust as argued by Kent (1984).
Preview sample
Critically evaluate the sustainability of the supply of phosphorus to UK agriculture Agriculture Essay
6 pages (1500 words) , Download 2 , Essay
It plays an important role in major metabolic processes in plants including; energy transfer, photosynthesis, respiration, signal transduction, and macromolecular biosynthesis. Although the nutrient is plentifully found in the soil, both in organic and inorganic forms, it is a limiting factor to plant growth since it is in unavailable form for plant intake.
Preview sample
In Which Ways and to What Extent Can GMO Products Harm Health Agriculture Research Paper
6 pages (1500 words) , Download 3 , Research Paper
The development of genetically modified crops has become a controversial issue after research has proved that there is a need to worry about the health and environmental impacts of this new generation of plants. It is indisputable that genetic modification of crops has resulted in higher levels of production and the countries can now rely on their own production system to sustain their economy.
Preview sample
The Ethics of What We Eat Agriculture Assignment
4 pages (1000 words) , Download 2 , Assignment
In my view the most powerful ethical objection to the industrial agriculture is human health/welfare concerns. The human health is a result of what we eat and what we eat in most cases are products of agriculture that is animal or plant products. Industrial manufactured products have contributed to the increase in the cases of obesity over the years.
Preview sample
The Mortuary Temple Of Queen Hatshepsut Agriculture Assignment
3 pages (750 words) , Download 5 , Assignment
Free
The Mortuary Temple Of Queen Hatshepsut Name: Tutor: Course:’ Date: The Mortuary Temple of Queen Hatshepsut Currently, one of the most notable royal structures of Ancient Egypt is the Mortuary Temple of Hatshepsut. Hatshepsut was the fifth Egyptian Pharaoh and the first female king in the history of the New Kingdom.
Preview sample
Movie: Food Fight Agriculture Movie Review
3 pages (750 words) , Download 2 , Movie Review
Fortunately, for the country, there emerged an alternative from the California counter-culture in the nineteenth century, where some members of political anti-corporate protesters voiced their disagreements and created a food chain outside of the existing system.
Preview sample
Genetically Modified Foods Agriculture Research Paper
19 pages (4750 words) , Download 3 , Research Paper
Preview sample
The Use of Animal By-products for Human Medicine Agriculture Term Paper
7 pages (1750 words) , Download 3 , Term Paper
Free
According to the paper due to the prevailing aspect of ‘Western medication’ dominating the global medical arena, animal products, and to a smaller extent, plant medicinal extracts, have been neglected. The above notwithstanding, public health, as well as the related social facets of culture and environmental ecology, are fundamentally influenced by the presence of animal-based products.
Preview sample
Role of Agriculture in Canada Agriculture Research Paper
5 pages (1250 words) , Download 2 , Research Paper
Free
Agricultural activities are very important as they facilitate the production of food in abundance, fibers for clothing, and necessary materials for building houses. Therefore, agriculture enables individuals to enjoy a high-quality lifestyle and helps in meeting people’s needs; furthermore, agriculture provides job opportunities for many Canadians.
Preview sample
Case study - legislation and security in zoos Agriculture Essay
6 pages (1500 words) , Download 2 , Essay
The United Kingdom has been hailed as home to one of the most comprehensive animal protection legislation on earth. At the moment, there are over 400 zoos in the whole of the United Kingdom with 280 zoos being in England alone. In a report on captive animals, Bekoff (2011 pp.
Preview sample
Rate of adoption-quinoa cultivation in Hermiston, Oregon Agriculture Essay
8 pages (2000 words) , Download 2 , Essay
Free
INTRODUCTION Chenopodium Quinoa is one among many specie of the healthy goosefoot in the form of an edible grain seed. The crop has emerged as one of the most nutritious grains. INTRODUCTION Chenopodium Quinoa is one among many specie of the healthy goosefoot in the form of an edible grain seed.
Preview sample
Harvesting Almond Orchards in the United States Agriculture Essay
3 pages (1025 words) , Download 5 , Essay
Free
The climatic condition of most of the counties in the United States is seen to be quite unsuitable for almond production and California is perceived to be one of the few states in the country that has a suitable enough climate where these trees are able to thrive and the only state in which they are commercially grown.
Preview sample
3D Printing in Architecture depends on Tessellation Agriculture Essay
8 pages (2000 words) , Download 2 , Essay
Free
Many of these techniques help the architects to present their ideas through designing software and programs such as the CAD techniques. As the trends have changed, the architecture processes are now more dependent upon techniques such as tessellations.
Preview sample
Impact of Foreign Land Investors on Farmers in Africa Agriculture Assignment
15 pages (4199 words) , Download 2 , Assignment
Free
Conflicts and family disputes were more evident than before due to competition for strained resources. More teenage pregnancies were witnessed since parents had little time for their daughters due to increased economic requirements. More land disputes were evident due to reduced land sizes, theft also increased due to joblessness among the youths.
Preview sample
Food Security in Post-War Sierra Leone Agriculture Essay
6 pages (1500 words) , Download 2 , Essay
Free
According to the report the civil war drove thousands from their homes to establish slave labor in the mines while others were coerced into joining the rebels. This resulted in enormous migration away from the rich agricultural countryside towards the capital, which was considered as haven for most internal refugees.
Preview sample
Should GMO foods be banned in the United States Agriculture Essay
4 pages (1000 words) , Download 3 , Essay
In addition, there are two opposing ideas about GMO foods. One is trying to promote the idea that they are safe, while its counterpart says the other way around (Gatehouse, Ferry and Raemaekers 249; Hellmich and Siegfried 283; De Vries 144; Yamaguchi, Takeuchi and Ebihara 1121).
Preview sample
Genetically Modified Foods Agriculture Research Paper
4 pages (1000 words) , Download 3 , Research Paper
Free
Genetically Modified Foods. Technology advancements have been experienced in various fields of the economy, agriculture and medicine included. In the field of agriculture, due to the increased frequency of drought and crop diseases, it has been necessary to find ways of increasing yields, which has been realized by the introduction of genetically modified foods.
Preview sample
Commodities Marketing Agriculture Essay
6 pages (1500 words) , Download 2 , Essay
One major risk that businesses have to cushion their business from is the risk of price fluctuation. The risk of price fluctuation goes both ways, which mean that the business will have to cushion itself from the risk of increased cost of its raw materials and the risk of future reduced prices of its products.
Preview sample
Leadership development in Agricultural education Agriculture Research Paper
3 pages (750 words) , Download 8 , Research Paper
Free
The instructions given to student will also include learning the environmental and natural resources systems that are used both to animals and plants (Marion & Moira, 2006). The study of agricultural resources is of great importance to students. The educations aims at preparing the students for successful careers that are available in agriculture activities.
Preview sample
Clonal integration in Panicum trugidum ecotype under various environmental condition Agriculture Research Proposal
20 pages (5000 words) , Download 2 , Research Proposal
On the other hand, a wealth of evidence exists to support the hypothesis that clonal integration can “promote the survival and growth of individual ramets” and enhances their ability to “withstand flooding” (Xiao et al, 2010, p.10, 13). Evidence further indicates that clonal species withstand “frequent sand relocation” caused by winds and they have the ability to “stabilize sand in revegetation projects of desertified areas” as they are capable of surviving sand burial in a better manner than the other plants (Yu, Chen & Dong, 2002, p.316).
Preview sample
    301 - 350 results of 435 items
    We use cookies to create the best experience for you. Keep on browsing if you are OK with that, or find out how to manage cookies.
    Contact Us