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¿Cuáles son las ventajas y desventajas entre la agricultura intensiva y la biológica?

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SVEN [57.7K]3 years ago

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Answer:

La agricultura intensiva puede eliminar rápidamente los nutrientes del suelo, que generalmente se repara con fertilizantes. La agricultura ecológica normalmente se refiere a no transgénicos

producción y falta de fertilizantes y pesticidas más dañinos. Por lo general, los productos orgánicos se venden a un precio más alto a las personas que creen que los conservantes afectan su salud y bienestar. Los productos intensivos generalmente se venden en grandes cadenas de mercado para obtener grandes ganancias y, por lo general, las frutas transgénicas se pueden producir en casi todas las estaciones.

intensive agriculture can remove nutrients from the soil quickly which is usually remedied by fertilizer. Organic farming normally refers to non-gmo

produce and lack of more harmful fertilizers and pesticides. Usually the organic produce is sold for a higher price to people who believe the preservatives affect their health and well being. Intensive produce is usually sold in large market chains for great profit and usually gmo fruits can be produced in almost all seasons.

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