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Average altitude 1700 m (5576 ft.). The Alps determine the climate and vegetation,providing a continental watershed. While the Alps contribute enormously to the Swissidentity, economic activity is concentrated in the Plateau. Two thirds of the country is covered by mountains, ice, rocks, forests and alpinemeadows. 11 per cent of the population live in the mountain…

 IntroductionTraditional agriculture is referred to as indigenous form of farming that has resulted from the evolution of local social and environmental systems in the context of ecological system. It uses intensively local knowledge and natural resources together with the management of agro–biodiversity. Traditional agricultural practices employ techniques such as mulching, manipulating shade, burning, flooding, rotations,…

The government should lend a hand to help the wheat roller mill market get over the depressive period. Some facilities also use aspirators or air pressure to clean off any fine straw or inedible material from the kernels.WHEAT ROLLER MILL can use electric motor, diesel engine, or farm transporter engine as an engine. In order…

Agenda 21 is composed of 40 chapters that identify each challenge and propose simple realistic solutions towards sustainable placement which is: meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. Section One: Social and Economic Dimensions Chapter 1 Preamble to Agenda 21: No nation can secure…

            The Great Migration is a term used to refer to the migration of African Americans from the southern states to the northern states. The migration occurred in the period 1916-1930 and involved blacks in the search for a better life. The South had over 7 million African Americans especially due to the slave trade…

Organic Agriculture: A Clean, Safe, and Environmentally Friendly Process of Food Production             The agriculture industry especially in the developed countries experiences opposition to the modern agriculture. Various efforts on agriculture in the past have been geared towards the utilization of science and technology to produce enough food to supply the growing world population. At…

Agricultural science and technologyEven in developed countries may be labor-intensive industries, requires a large number of migrant workers. Cereal crop agriculture has been mechanized in large extent, a combine harvester has replaced hundreds of labor, but for other crops harvest it is difficult to make it automate, this situation is changing now.Take a look at…

It is often said, that the Aztec nation is one of the largest and most advanced nations to have ever existed on earth! How did the Aztecs manage to make it to the top nations? The Aztecs actually founded their capital city of Tenochtitlan on an island in the middle of lake Texcoco in the…

Country Life Seigneurialism was the typical landholding system in early Canada. Seigneurialism allowed agriculture to take shape in Canada. The land of each colony was essentially owned by the Crown; however, it was decided that the land would be divided and then sub-divided into strips in which settlers would care for. The seigneurial system was…

In our cinematographic history is normal to see a common depiction of the Native Americans as primitive, salvage and violent people. Nonetheless, in the chapter 1 The First Americans of Binder’s The Way We Lived, Native Americans are mainly described as a civilized and orgamized group of people that showed certain traits of agriculture, technology…