Topic: Chemical Farming Agricultural Pollution
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How can farm chemicals pollute water?
The fertilizers they use can go a stray and end up in water ways or rivers, this extra nutrients can cause the plankton to grow super size then they become algae, algae bloom which is large amounts of algae pretty much stopping photosynthes... Read More »
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How do chemicals new sewage oil and agricultural waste contribute...
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What kind of pollution occurs when livestock waste and agricultur...
In general, when water is polluted it is called, surprisingly enough, water pollution. Specifically, livestock waste and agricultural chemicals would be chemical water pollution (since there are chemicals dissolved in the water), to differe... Read More »
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In my travels I have seen land farmers set light to the stubble of corn to get a good yield the next time. What they do is causing pollution in the air which is bad as the smoke from factory chimneys. If the wind blows towards residential b...
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natural farming aims to make the minimum interference with the natural circumstances in which the desired plant species grow. the plant that you need to have, say, grains, fruits, etc., is part of an ecosystem in which it finds a place with...
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You can do this but it will cost thousands. first you need to test the soil for contaminants. If it test positive than you need to remove all the soil and replace it. this will cost around $500K. You will also need to replace that soil with...
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Conventionally grown cotton consumes 25% of the insecticides and more than 10% of the pesticides used in the world (Source: Organic Trade Association, 2008).
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