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AESC 2050 Final Exam Questions And Answers 100% Correct Solutions Culture is made up of: a. rituals and language b. customs and beliefs c. clothing and food d. thoughts and values e. all of the above ANS all of the above T/F - Agriculture only concerns the production of food. ANS False The human population of the earth recently passed the _____________ mark. a. 1 billion b. 3 billion c. 5 billion d. 7 billion e. 10 billion ANS 7 billion Which of the following chemicals...

AESC Unit 3 80% Of Final Questions And Answers With Verified Study Solutions In the United States, it take approximately ________ to feed one person. ANS 1 Acre The majority of farmland in the United States is in which REGION? ANS Midwest Globally, farmland acreage has INCREASED in what countries/continents? ANS Africa and South America Approximately what percentage (%) of the land in the continental U.S. is devoted to farmland? ANS 20% During the "Diversion" lecture, Lauren s...

AESC EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) A GRADE The U.S. Farm Bills of the 1980s had significant focus on: A. reducing farm size B. the environment C. removing farm subsidies D. organic crops E. expanding international trade - Answer B The U.S. Farm Bill 2008 contained the long-troublesome policy standard of: A. alternative fuel use requirements B. farm subsidies C. high tariffs on imported agricultural products D. increased crop surplus holdings E. minimum wage standar...

AESC 2050 Final Exam Questions And Answers With Verified Study Solutions Carbs Fat Protein ANS 50% 35% 15% We Are What We Video ANS -from eastern part of Greenland (Isortaq) -about 16,000 Iso live in the U.S. -only eat meat -dog helps with hunting What does eating mean for the Inuits? ANS -it means blood (eat seal, killer whale, bird) The only delicacy they like to eat is? ANS the liver of the seal For holidays & birthdays, they eat almost everything traditional like? AN...

AESC EXAM 1 QUESTIONS WITH ALL CORRECT ANSWERS The economy and culture of the American Colonies was centered on what agricultural crop? A. corn B. cotton C. rice D. tobacco E. wheat - Answer- D. tobacco What agricultural crop became "King" in America around 1800? A. . corn B. cotton C. rice D. tobacco E. wheat - Answer- B. cotton Unwittingly, ________________ re-invigorated ________________ in the south following his invention around 1800: A. Eli Whitney / the tob...

AESC Exam 2 Questions and Answers All Correct What did the Green Revolution focus on? - Answer- -focuses on high yield, high nutrient variants that responded to fertilizers -increased use of irrigation antibiotic - Answer- medicine used to kill bacteria and other microorganisms why is the myth "bacteria is bad" false? - Answer- bacteria can be neutral, beneficial, or pathogenic why is the myth "bacteria aren't in places that are clean" false? - Answer- because bacteria...

AESC 2050 - FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

AESC 2050 Kiepper Test 2 Verified Questions And Answers Farm Bureau ANS 1937, Gave farmers unified voice in legislative area Number of State senators ANS 56 Number of house members from state ANS 180 Lobbyist in the state capital ANS 937 How much is the agriculture in GA worth ANS 74 billion dollar industry

AESC 2050 Final Complete Questions And Answers With Latest Solutions Keith Kelly's parent company, Kelly Products, currently owns and operates _______ businesses. ANS 10 Where did Keith Kelly attend college? ANS First ABAC then UGA Before starting his own first company in the early 1990s, Keith Kelly spent almost a decade working for: ANS Brooks Pennington (Pennington Seed and Fertilizer) Keith Kelly's first business he started in the early 1990s had to do with: ANS regulatory w...

AESC Final Exam Questions with All Correct Answers What is the number one thing that goes into landfills? - Answer- food waste Half is fresh fruit and veggies (30%) 20% is dairy What is a potential solution for food in landfills? - Answer- Methane as an alternative fuel source once food is already in the landfill gleaning - Answer- Historical term that means to gather (leftover grain or other crop) after a harvest (poor could go out and get leftovers) where else can gleaning take...