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apes unit 5 test

QuestionAnswer
which breaks down relatively rapidly non persistent insecticide
which is a main principle of organic agriculture
which is NOT a technique of integrated pest management (IPM)
In the United States __ percent of the total commercial energy budget goes to growing, packaging, transporting, and cooking food. 17
Under what conditions do nomadic grazing and shifting agriculture work?
Which is NOT a benefit of genetically modified organisms in agriculture? increased biodiversity in food crops
the jaguar is a protected species in American under the Endangered Species Act. the act requires
The US accounts for about what percent of worldwide pesticide use? 20 percent
perennial plants would be most harmed by plowing and tilling
what is the 0-20 cm nitrogen content of tilled farmland as a percentage of the 0-20 cm native grassland nitrogen content?
which region is the least susceptible to desertification siberia
to support a beef diet, it takes 0.4 hectares of land and 20 kg of grain. how much land would it take to support a chicken diet, given that it only requires 3 kg of grain? 0.06 ha
What is the major difference between the NPS and USFS
what is the most common use of both private and public lands in the US?
which of the following is NOT true of individual transferable quotas (ITQs) in fisheries management?
which of the following is not required by the NEP act of 1969
which is the best sustainable agriculture technique for soil types with low productivity
which of the following statements about no till agriculture is NOT true
which is NOT an advantage of synthetic fertilizers?
when did humans start farming 10,000 years ago
the pesticide treadmill is
many scientists argue that worldwide fisheries are declining, yet the worldwide number of fish increase. explain the discrepancy
a woman purchased flowers that keep mosquitoes away being a .. positive externality
which factor is most responsible for urban sprawl increased mobility of a population due to the advent of the automobile
planting a crop or cover crop in between trees, often an orchard is known as what
which is NOT true of chicken and beef production the energy content of 1 kg of beef is equal to the energy content of 1 kg of poultry
integrated pest management training has what effect on a farmers production
which is not a classification for public lands according to international categories multiple use lands
economic activity that creates a cost not borne by either the buyer or the seller is a negative externality
what is the benefit of an environmental impact statement it ensures that developers assess environmental impacts of a project
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