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agriculture
Agriculture ranks second only to mining in terms of risk for fatal injury.
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agriculture
Agriculture refers to the culture, to the community that develops from the cultivation of land.
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agriculture
Agriculture releases other powerful GHGs, such as methane and nitrous oxide.
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agriculture
Agriculture relies heavily on groundwater, especially where water is the most scarce.
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agriculture
Agriculture relies on irrigation.
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agriculture
Agriculture relies on it, but it can also be a major source of water pollution.
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ARC
agriculture
Agriculture relies on nonrenewable resources such as fossil fuels and mineral fertilizers.
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agriculture
Agriculture relies on rain.
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agriculture
Agriculture relies on use.
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agriculture
Agriculture relies on yearly rain.
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agriculture
Agriculture remains a key sector of the economy.
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agriculture
Agriculture remains a major contributor to Canada's trade on international markets.
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agriculture
Agriculture remains a top economic sector.
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agriculture
Agriculture Remains basic form of life for most.
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agriculture
Agriculture remains Ireland's single largest emitter of greenhouse gases.
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agriculture
Agriculture remains one of Egypt's most important sectors.
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agriculture
Agriculture remains one of the mainstays of the Cypriot economy.
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agriculture
Agriculture remains one of the most protected industries in many countries.
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agriculture
Agriculture remains the base of the national economy.
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agriculture
Agriculture remains the mainstay of the subcontinent's economy.
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agriculture
Agriculture remains the most important sector for employment and income generation.
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ARC
agriculture
Agriculture remains the most significant sector of the economy.
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agriculture
Agriculture remains the single largest segment of Georgia's economy.
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agriculture
Agriculture remains the single most important sector of our economy.
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agriculture
Agriculture removes plant material from the soil with the minerals.
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agriculture
Agriculture represents an important role in the state economy.
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agriculture
Agriculture requires careful tending of the plants or animals being raised.
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agriculture
Agriculture requires input.
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Waterloo
agriculture
Agriculture requires water for animals and plants to grow.
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agriculture
Agriculture results in fragmentation.
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agriculture
Agriculture results in growth.
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Waterloo
agriculture
Agriculture shapes social institutions like group labor, land tenure, settlement pattern.
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agriculture
Agriculture still accounts for half of economic output.
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agriculture
Agriculture still drives the country's export economy.
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agriculture
Agriculture strongly encourages partnerships throughout the agri-food industry.
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agriculture
Agriculture suffers from arid conditions and poor irrigation.
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agriculture
Agriculture surrounds and permeates all other types of ecosystems.
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agriculture
Agriculture sustains most of the working population.
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agriculture
Agriculture takes less land area to support a community of a given size.
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agriculture
Agriculture takes place on small family farms, large farms, and industrial farms.
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agriculture
Agriculture too plays an important role in the state economy.
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agriculture
Agriculture uses chitosan as a feed supplement for hogs and as a seed coating.
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agriculture
Agriculture uses gravity flow in elevators, in feed plants, and in soils.
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agriculture
Agriculture uses insecticides and pesticides.
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agriculture
Agriculture uses seventy percent of the freshwater in the world each year.
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agriculture
Agriculture uses water mainly for irrigation.
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agriculture
AgriCultures liberate nutrients and minerals and are nitrogen-fixing.
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agriculture
frequently
Agriculture frequently increases erosion.
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agriculture
frequently
Agriculture frequently suffers the effects of droughts .
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agriculture
frequently
Agriculture frequently suffers the effects of droughts.
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agriculture
usually
Agriculture usually takes the form of cattle ranching and some production of alfalfa hay.
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ARC
agriculture
Most
Most agriculture depends on conditions.
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ARC
agriculture
Most
Most agriculture depends on environmental conditions.
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ARC
agriculture
Most
Most agriculture depends on rainfall.
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ARC
agriculture
Most
Most agriculture has resources.
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ARC
agriculture
Most
Most agriculture includes domestication.
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agriculture
Most
Most agriculture is concentrated on the coastal plain, where sugar is the main crop.
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agriculture
Most
Most agriculture is done intensively in closed, hydroponic systems.
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agriculture
Most
Most agriculture is done on small plots, often a distance from where the farmer lives.
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agriculture
Most
Most agriculture is rainfed.
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ARC
agriculture
Most
Most agriculture relies on rain.
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agriculture
Most
Most agriculture relies on use.
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ARC
agriculture
Most
Most agriculture relies on yearly rain.
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agriculture
much
Much agriculture is in the margin of forested lands.
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agriculture
some
Some agriculture destroys habitats.
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agriculture
some
Some agriculture destroys suitable habitats.
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agriculture
some
Some agriculture eliminates trees.
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agriculture
some
Some agriculture kills baobab trees.
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agriculture
some
Some agriculture kills trees.
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agriculture
some
Some agriculture produces fruit.
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ARC
agriculture
some
Some agriculture results in population extinction.
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agricultureal land
Agricultureal land is more structured than nonurbanized and non farming land.
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agriculturist
Agriculturists also consider the porcupine a pest when it forages on crops such as corn.
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agriculturist
Agriculturists are farmers.
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agriculturist
Agriculturists are workers.
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Waterloo
agriculturist
Agriculturists harvest their crops.
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WordNet3.0
agriculturist
An agriculturist is a farmer
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agrimonetary compensation
Agrimonetary compensation is an important benefit for British agriculture.
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Agrimonia
Agrimonia has a bitterish, harsh, subastringent taste, which is somewhat aromatic, but unpleasant.
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agrimonia
An agrimonia is a herb
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agroindustrial produce
Agroindustrial produce includes cocoa butter and processed tobacco.
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agronomic plant
Agronomic plants regenerate primarily through the process of somatic embryogenesis.
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agronomic work
Agronomic work involves spatial technology and conservation system research.
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agronomist
Agronomists are concerned with producing food and with protecting soil and water resources.
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agronomist
Agronomists are experts.
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agronomist
Agronomists are scientists.
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agronomist
Agronomists are workers.
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agronomist
Agronomists define a weed as a plant that is unwelcome in their fields.
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agronomist
Agronomists develop methods of growing crops with higher yield and improved characteristics.
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agronomist
Agronomists develop ways of growing crops that produce better.
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agronomist
Agronomists investigate improvement programs for wheat, sorghum, soybeans, and other grains.
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agronomist
Agronomists make practical use of plant and soil sciences to increase the yield of field crops.
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agronomist
Agronomists receive a broad education in the basic physical, biological, and natural sciences.
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agronomist
Agronomists routinely take stem samples for aphid counts.
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agronomist
Agronomists study crops, soil scientists study soil, hydrologists study water.
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ARC
agronomist
Agronomists study the particular plant science concerning crop production.
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Waterloo
agronomist
Agronomists work in varied settings.
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agronomist
An agronomist is an expert
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agronomist
many
Many agronomists use 'foot-square' counts to rate their fields.
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ARC
agronomist
some
Some agronomists believe that rock flour has a powerful effect in restoring trace minerals to soil .
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