Agricultural Technology developed alongside the farming and agricultural industry- hope this helps!
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2) The Bacterium that causes anthrax is Bacillus anthracis.
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Anthrax is a deadly and infectious disease triggered by Bacillus anthracis. This bacterium is gram-positive and has a rod-shaped structure. In nature, it is usually found in soil and usually affects animals;
Another name for Anthrax is Sorters Disease.
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3) The row of trees or thick bushes that are planted to stop or slow down the wind is called: Shelterbreak.
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Shelterbreaks are very helpful to agricultural operations as they mitigate soil erosion. Reduced soil erosion in turn helps to increase crop yield because it guarantees that the nutrients in the soil are not washed away. When the wind gets too hot or too cold, shelterbreaks can help to reduce their side effects on livestock.
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4) The instrument that is used to find out the direction of the wind called an Anemometer. It is also used to measure the speed of wind.
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In agriculture, the anemometer helps to determine a proper time of the day for spraying or dusting crops. Environmentalists also use it to collect long-term data with regard to the propensity for high-speed winds and storms of an area.
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5) All the above
Heat can be transferred in fluids via conduction, radiation and convection. The keys means of transferring heat in liquids however is via convection.
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I believe the answer is: brainstorming
According to Maslow, primary creativity refers to the conscious act of expressing our creative thinking into an actual project.
This often happens when people wanted to escape their reality for a moment to explore the imaginative/creative artwork.
I believe the answer is: c.government opposition
Government opposition could create regulations that might show some positive benefits to economic condition, but sacrificing the condition of the environment as the result. The other three factors, even though it may be a crucial factors for the improvement to happen , are not considered to be forces that directly oppose the improvement effort.
Direct observations are things you see directly. For instance, if there are 10 ants walking on a table, and you count the ten ants, you can say that you have directly observed 10 ants.
here is a indirect observation so you know also
<span>Indirect observations are ones which you do not see directly but infer from another observation. A good example is animal tracks. You may see, for instance, paw tracks in the sand. You did not see the dog that made those tracks, but you know he was there because the tracks are there. In this case you have indirectly observed the dog.</span>
