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by work(passive) caused byagriculture Health problems
growing recognitioninfluenceshealth influences agriculture
by Richard(passive) carefully composed byagriculture life
the International Food Policy Research Institute ( IFPRI(passive) led byAgriculture for Nutrition and Health ( A4NH
to keep a lot of varieties of food goingcontributesto the health of agriculture
goingcontributesto the health of agriculture
the stopleadingagriculture and health
weeds , pests and diseasesmay influenceagriculture and our health
the distribution of plants and animals , the frequency of storms and floods and the spread of weeds , pests and diseasesmay influenceagriculture and our health
by cancellation(passive) caused byagriculture education
Many young farmers todayare discoveringagriculture in college
God of agriculture ( ? ? ? ) , knownto have inventedagriculture , medicine
healthier dietswould leadto healthier agriculture
He was knownto have inventedagriculture , medicine
He was knowto have inventedagriculture , medicine
to provide investors with a total return exposure to commodity futures with a daily currency hedge against movements in the EUR / USD exchange rate by tracking the Bloomberg Agriculture Subindex 3 Month Forward Euro Hedged Daily ( the " Index " ) and providing a collateral yield(passive) is designedAgriculture ( EFAG
rainfall patternsinfluencingagriculture and human health
adverse changes in rainfall patternsinfluencingagriculture and human health
data setscan influenceagriculture and healthcare
There were also many farms upstreamcontributedagriculture chemicals
people in the Middle Eastinventedagriculture ( farming
Mohali(passive) has been designedAgriculture Bhawan
to crowdfund investments for smallholder farmers and provide funds to them in the form of inputs , technologically driven advisory services and access to markets(passive) is designedThrive Agriculture
by us(passive) designed byAgriculture Cultivators
The College of Agriculture , with its educational farm ... ableto influenceagriculture
Lichens ... fungihave discoveredagriculture'-- lichenologist
just like agricultural policy is usedto influenceagriculture
Other articles related to " agricultural , agricultural land , land " : Agriculture In Central Asiacontributesagriculture
by the International Food Policy Research Institute ( IFPRI(passive) led byagriculture
Agriculture A driver of the rural economycontributedagriculture
Agricultural Economic Contribution Studycontributesagriculture
agriculture - Human and biotic factorsinfluencingagriculture
factors that impact on agricultural production as well as environmental factorsinfluencingagriculture
farming ... the landwhere ... was inventedagriculture
by agricultural activities(passive) are ... caused byAgriculture
by climate events in their region(passive) caused byagriculture
three issues that he sees ... : economics , the political environment , and trends around sustainabilityinfluencingagriculture
these problems for this land animalhas ... inventedagriculture
the first farmersinventedagriculture
key changes likelyto influenceagriculture
its full share toward a healthy national economyto contributeits full share toward a healthy national economy
to achieving national economic and social objectivesto contributeto achieving national economic and social objectives
to human well - beinghave contributedto human well - being
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to a wider distribution for these healthier foodswould leadto a wider distribution for these healthier foods
to the development , improvement , and sustainability of living thingscontributesto the development , improvement , and sustainability of living things
in particulardesignedin particular
only 17 % to India 's economycontributesonly 17 % to India 's economy
to the global narrativecan contributeto the global narrative
a wide range of injuries and ill healthcausesa wide range of injuries and ill health
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in the 1960s in Switzerland where consumers who were interested in safe , local food and farmers seeking stable markets for their crops joined together in a partnershiporiginatedin the 1960s in Switzerland where consumers who were interested in safe , local food and farmers seeking stable markets for their crops joined together in a partnership
approximately 13 % of the greenhouse gas emissions ... but many of the emissions in the forestry sector ( 17 % ) are caused by land use change through agricultural activities , promoting degradation and causing deforestationcontributesapproximately 13 % of the greenhouse gas emissions ... but many of the emissions in the forestry sector ( 17 % ) are caused by land use change through agricultural activities , promoting degradation and causing deforestation
a significant share of the greenhouse gas ( GHG ) emissions that are causing climate change ... approximately 17 % directly through agricultural activities and an additional 7 % to 14 % through land use changescontributesa significant share of the greenhouse gas ( GHG ) emissions that are causing climate change ... approximately 17 % directly through agricultural activities and an additional 7 % to 14 % through land use changes
in illnesses , particularly an increase in infertility ... eye illnesses , kidney screw ups and increase in caesarean segment deliverieswas ... resultingin illnesses , particularly an increase in infertility ... eye illnesses , kidney screw ups and increase in caesarean segment deliveries
how much ... agriculture ... to India?s GDP , how to prevent farmer suicide , what are the problems faced by the agricultural industry in India and how significant is the agricultural industry to India?s developmentdoes ... contributehow much ... agriculture ... to India?s GDP , how to prevent farmer suicide , what are the problems faced by the agricultural industry in India and how significant is the agricultural industry to India?s development
Deforestation ... degradation of forests , pollution , shifting agriculture , expansion of cities , etc(passive) is caused byDeforestation ... degradation of forests , pollution , shifting agriculture , expansion of cities , etc
18 % of total world greenhouse gas emissions and livestock production accounts for nearly 80 % of thiscontributes18 % of total world greenhouse gas emissions and livestock production accounts for nearly 80 % of this
to a number larger of environmental issues that cause environmental degradation including : climate change , deforestation , biodiversity loss , dead zones , genetic engineering , irrigation problems , pollutants , soil degradation , and waste.[2contributesto a number larger of environmental issues that cause environmental degradation including : climate change , deforestation , biodiversity loss , dead zones , genetic engineering , irrigation problems , pollutants , soil degradation , and waste.[2
more than 17 % to national GDP and employs more than 60 % of the rural populationcontributesmore than 17 % to national GDP and employs more than 60 % of the rural population
to a number larger of environmental issues that cause environmental degradation including : climate change , deforestation , biodiversity loss , dead zones , genetic engineering , irrigation problems , pollutants , soil degradation , and wastecontributesto a number larger of environmental issues that cause environmental degradation including : climate change , deforestation , biodiversity loss , dead zones , genetic engineering , irrigation problems , pollutants , soil degradation , and waste
80 percent of land degradation through deforestation , loss of biodiversity , loss of soil fertility , soil leaching , land and water pollution ... leading to desertification , floods , drought and erosioncontributes80 percent of land degradation through deforestation , loss of biodiversity , loss of soil fertility , soil leaching , land and water pollution ... leading to desertification , floods , drought and erosion
just 21 per cent of the country?s GDP and is growing at 1.5 per cent , compared to 5.8 per cent growth in the overall economycontributesjust 21 per cent of the country?s GDP and is growing at 1.5 per cent , compared to 5.8 per cent growth in the overall economy
16 % to the total GDP and provides employment to more than 50 % of the populationcontributes16 % to the total GDP and provides employment to more than 50 % of the population
more to climate change than any other industry ... emissions from farming amount to over 30 % or all carbon emissionscontributesmore to climate change than any other industry ... emissions from farming amount to over 30 % or all carbon emissions
15 % to India?s GDP and employs about 60 % of the country?s populationcontributes15 % to India?s GDP and employs about 60 % of the country?s population
in a loss of both vegetation cover and plant diversity , as well as soil and economic migration influencingresultingin a loss of both vegetation cover and plant diversity , as well as soil and economic migration influencing
towards the GDP of the country s economyhas been contributingtowards the GDP of the country s economy
to soil degradation , loss of biodiversity , pollution , siltation of water bodies and greenhouse gas emissions , mainly through deforestation and poor agricultural practicescontributesto soil degradation , loss of biodiversity , pollution , siltation of water bodies and greenhouse gas emissions , mainly through deforestation and poor agricultural practices
about 17 % to the total GDP and provides employment to over 60 % of the populationcontributesabout 17 % to the total GDP and provides employment to over 60 % of the population
10 percent or less to the GDP ... even though rural population accounts for 25 to 40 percent of the totalcontributes10 percent or less to the GDP ... even though rural population accounts for 25 to 40 percent of the total
extensive deforestation and severe soil degradationhas causedextensive deforestation and severe soil degradation
to climate change because some of its practices like land clearing , livestock production , rice cultivation , biomass burning , and fertilizer use emit greenhouse gases ( GHGs ) , such as carbon dioxide ( Ccontributesto climate change because some of its practices like land clearing , livestock production , rice cultivation , biomass burning , and fertilizer use emit greenhouse gases ( GHGs ) , such as carbon dioxide ( C
10 % of EU greenhouse gas emissions and emissions from agriculturecontributes10 % of EU greenhouse gas emissions and emissions from agriculture
to lower food prices , less intensive systems and land going out of productionleadingto lower food prices , less intensive systems and land going out of production
over 40 % of the GDP and provides employment to as much as 75 % of the populationcontributesover 40 % of the GDP and provides employment to as much as 75 % of the population
11 per cent to the GDP ( Gross Domestic Product ) of the statecontributes11 per cent to the GDP ( Gross Domestic Product ) of the state
56 percent to the state?s GDP ( Gross Domestic Product ) which is now reduced to only 26 percentwas contributing56 percent to the state?s GDP ( Gross Domestic Product ) which is now reduced to only 26 percent
soil erosion , the loss of the very soil on which agriculture dependsalways causessoil erosion , the loss of the very soil on which agriculture depends
to climate change through the emission of greenhouse gases ( GHGs ) and land cover changescontributes significantlyto climate change through the emission of greenhouse gases ( GHGs ) and land cover changes