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Organic and conventional tomato cropping systems
... developed, organic agriculture has deserved increasing interest ...both organic (OS) and conventional (CS) tomato cropping systems for varieties Débora and Santa Clara, through an interdisciplinary ...
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Efficiency of Polish organic and conventional farms
... Polish organic and conventional ...complementary. Conventional farming is focused on mass production with the use of a production technology based on the consumption of large amounts of industrial ...
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Organic and Conventional Vegetable Production in Oklahoma
... profitability of many of the vegetable crops. Fixed costs are the same for all crops when produced by single crop. The Linear Programming Model A linear programming model for this study is designed to achieve the second ...
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Organic and Conventional Vegetable Production in Oklahoma
... the conventional system. This may be due to the fact that organic system is labor intensive, the farm income could not pay the cost involved when all the land resource was ...
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Differences in Organic and Conventional Agricultural Requirements
... in organic and conventional requirements and how they have changed since 1990, I interviewed farmers in California and North Carolina about their experiences complying with the two types of food production ...
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Soil organisms in organic and conventional cropping systems
... of organic and conventional agricultures on soil organism populations, for the tomato (Lycopersicum esculentum) and corn (Zea mays) ...the organic agriculture system as compared to the ...of ...
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Studies on the Composition of Organic and Conventional Milk Products
... The organic and conventional milk products have not been found to show differences between their composition as well as between the different milk products under study during both ...the organic and ...
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A Comparative Analysis of Organic and Conventional Farming Profitability
... of organic farms to assess their economic performance in greater detail (and compare it to the performance of conventional farms), and thus to contribute to addressing the persisting need for information ...
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Comparison of organic and conventional food and food production
... in organic farming that calves should suckle their own mother may increase the risk of insufficient supply of colostrum and may be a risk factor both for the failure of passive transfer (FPT), as well as exposure ...
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Stability and flocculation of nanosilica by conventional organic polymer
... ABSTRACT More than 2,000,000 tons of silica nanoparticles (NPs) are produced annually in the world to cover the needs of nanotechnologies. Inevitably, a quantity of NPs, will be in industrial discharges and domestic, or ...
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Organic crop prices, or 2x conventional ones?
... the organic prices compared to the conventional ones, Born’s [1, ...2007 organic price jumps and their link to organic livestock ...of organic raw materials” and then added that “U.S. ...
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The Establishment of Organic and Conventional Alfalfa-Grass Mixtures.
... the organic plots made the forage production of alfalfa not significantly different, although it was harvested 21 days ...of organic was expected because conventional plots were controlled with ...
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Organic Crop Prices, or 2x Conventional Ones?
... the organic agriculture sector, along with the imports’ explanation discussed above, helps better understand the significant 2007 organic corn jump in our ...that organic crops sell at a premium over ...
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Comparative analysis of organic and conventional farming in Italy
... for organic farming are always higher than their conventional equivalents, and this is regardless of the discount rate ...though, organic farming is always more economically convenient, the ...
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The decision making of organic and conventional agricultural producers
... the organic farmers would be motivated by philosophy, food and health factors ...to organic production and focusing on these can also guide the development of policy ...many conventional farmers that ...
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Comparison of organic and conventional food and food production
... of organic fertiliser input through plant residues and animal manure than standard organic practice with no pesticides, and one diet corresponded to standard conventional ...was organic in ...
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Comparison of organic and conventional food and food production
... in organic as well as conventional production of both animal products and product of non- animal ...manure, organic farming confers an extra risk of contamination over that in conventional ...
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benefits of consuming organic as opposed to conventional foods.
... Over Conventional As we roam the aisles of the grocery stores in search for our breakfast, lunch and dinner items, milk, eggs, chicken, and other food products we consume on a daily basis, we are bom- barded with ...
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Beneficial and Pest Insect Populations in Conventional and Organic Cotton, and Organic Cotton with Habitat
... no organic cotton. In the U.S., organic cotton is currently grown in Arizona, California, Missouri, New Mexico, and Texas (Economic Research Service ...of conventional cotton grown in North Carolina ...
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Economics of Conventional and Hybrid Grazing Dairies Relative to Organic and Organic No-Grain Dairies
... “if” conventional milk prices were ...rewarded conventional producers with prices ...of conventional milk prices and profitability over a 3-4 year timeframe, can vary ...dramatically. Organic ...
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