'Subsistence farmers' presentation slideshows

Agriculture and Pesticides

Agriculture and Pesticides. Unit 7. What do humans need to survive?. Three major biological molecules: Carbohydrates (sugar, starch) Lipids (fats, oils) Proteins All three molecules are necessary for cellular respiration and making up the human body

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AP U.S History Unit 5

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Global Nutrition Part 2

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Chapter 14

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Chapter 10 Agriculture Review

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Population Geography

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An Introduction to Things Fall Apart

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6 Analytical extensions and policy issues

6 Analytical extensions and policy issues. Model of development in a resource-intensive economy (from class 5) Model structure Comparative statics : trade and policy shocks Analytical extension : H-O manufacturing Some related topics and papers . H-O upland economy.

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Classroom Catalyst

Classroom Catalyst. Objectives. Identify the major causes of malnutrition. Compare the environmental costs of producing different types of food. Explain how food distribution problems and drought can lead to famine. Explain the importance of the green revolution. Feeding the World.

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Ethiopia

Ethiopia. The cradle of human beings The Birth Place of Coffee. Diet in Ethiopia. Religion dictates nutritional habits: Ethiopian Orthodox do not eat meat, eggs or diary products (any animal product with the exception of fish) on Wednesdays & Fridays .

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2013 IPM IL virus survey in Nepal

2013 IPM IL virus survey in Nepal . Naidu Rayapati Associate Professor (Virology) Department of Plant Pathology Irrigated Agriculture Research and Extension Center Washington State University Prosser, WA 99350, USA naidu.rayapati@wsu.edu. Background.

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Africa in the Global World

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Slavery and Abolition

Slavery and Abolition. 1820-1850.

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Causal Inference

Causal Inference. Nandini Krishnan Africa Impact Evaluation Initiative World Bank March 9, 2009. Motivation. Causal inference: Does a relation from cause to effect exist? In the health sciences, many of the critical questions are causal in nature For example:

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Semi-Subsistence Farming (SSF) in the EU

Semi-Subsistence Farming (SSF) in the EU. Value and directions of development. Ms Sophia DAVIDOVA, University of Kent Mr Kenneth THOMSON, University of Aberdeen. Study Objectives and Approach.

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Intertillage spreads food production over the farming season

Intertillage spreads food production over the farming season It reduces the loss from disease or pests or drought. It helps control soil erosion and soil depletion. Hill planted crops have deeper root systems and tall stalks while flat earth crops are spreaders.

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The White majority

The White majority. Big Owners. In 1850, 1,733 families owned 100+ slaves 6,196 families own 50+ Made up only 2% of slave owners. Small Slave Owners. 345,000 families owned less slaves 2/3rds owned less than 10 slaves These owners were often small farmers

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Arable Farming

Arable Farming. This is the growing of crops, usually on flatter land where the soils are a higher quality.

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Chapter 16

Chapter 16. The South and the Slavery Controversy. Plantation Agriculture. Wasteful Excessive cultivation of cotton despoiled the land Weaknesses of the plantation system 1. Relied on one crop 2. Repealed European immigrants 3. Significant population moved West. Continued.

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Bolivian Uprisings Timeline we will be looking at:

Bolivian Uprisings Timeline we will be looking at:. 2000 2003 2006. Water War (February). Economic Reforms/Structural Adjustments. Black October/ Gas War. Evo Morales takes office as first indigenous president. Some facts to keep in mind:

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