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A farmer might want to work out how much seed needs to be planted per field, to give him a certain yield, or how much grass each animal needs to produce a certain yield, how many animals he can have in a particular field, how much fertilizer he needs per acre, the list is endless. Using maths decreases costs, decreases waste, and improves yields.
Jude was a farmer by trade.
Jacob was a farmer.
the farmer eradicated his weeds.
He might lose a little bit, but since there is no way to know if there will be an ECB infestation at planting time, he might still be better off to use Bt corn. There is almost always a residual number of corn borer and other insects left in the soil, even after treating a field, so the chances are too high that he might need to spray insecticides to keep the damage down, a much more expensive proposition. Many farmers believe the extra cost to be worth the chance of a low infestation year.
Terracing & planting certain types of trees & shrubs to protect the soil structure.
with roots
Antonym of harvest
farmer made it possible
A horticulturist, an arborist (trees) a botanist, an orchardist or a farmer.
ugly people
When they weren't planting and harvesting they were working on the pyramids because everyone worked on them, whether they be a merchant or a farmer they all helped with the pyramids.
As farms produced more crops, prices declined..
Substitence agriculture is a farming system whereby the planting of crops and rearing of animals is meant for sustaining the family of the farmer and if any is left it is sold in the market.
The farmer hoed the soil to prepare it for planting.
It is usually what they have grown up around. Every farmer is diferent in this sense.