What is the Ifugao State college of Agriculture & Forestry passing % in the Licensure Exams for Teachers 2007
Q. passing percentage of Ifugao State college of Agriculture and Forestry in the Licensure Exams for teachers august 2007
Asked by Faith - Mon Nov 19 23:45:58 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Excuse me?? Whatta??? Please, rephrase that question in English...
Answered by Ikwilmaareffezegge - Thu Nov 22 11:37:38 2007
Q. passing percentage of Ifugao State college of Agriculture and Forestry in the Licensure Exams for teachers august 2007
Asked by Faith - Mon Nov 19 23:45:58 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Excuse me?? Whatta??? Please, rephrase that question in English...
Answered by Ikwilmaareffezegge - Thu Nov 22 11:37:38 2007
What is the impact of imperialism on agriculture & forestry(deforestation impact as reflected in environment)?
Q. What is the impact of imperialism on agriculture & forestry(deforestation impact as reflected in environment)?
Asked by Mr. Souvik - Fri Apr 3 02:50:32 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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Q. What is the impact of imperialism on agriculture & forestry(deforestation impact as reflected in environment)?
Asked by Mr. Souvik - Fri Apr 3 02:50:32 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I dooonoot have to gooo to schhhooolll i ammm dooone wiiithhh schoolll!!!
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Imperialism and its impact on agriculture, forestry, environment and deforestation 18 19 20 CENTURY?
Q. Imperialism and its impact on agriculture, forestry, environment and deforestation 18 19 20 CENTURY?
Asked by Kookies - Mon Jun 29 03:14:21 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You are asking for the whole library!!! It is too big a subject that cannot be possibly be written down in such a column like this. Ask for a specific aspect, time-frame, region of the globe - like that. Why don't you get a copy of Jawaharlal Nehru's 'Glimpses of World History' - a letter-series, he wrote from jail to his daughter Indira Priyadarshini (Gandhi) as a 13th birthday present ? Imperialism was an outcome of European exploration of other parts of their unknown world. They discovered a whole new hemisphere with two huge continents. Rulers of Iberia and their representative imperialist buccaneers then laid claim to the new regions. There were imperial quarrels. Pope had to intervene and apportion S America between Spain & Portugal.… [cont.]
Answered by poornakumar b - Mon Jun 29 07:27:00 2009
Q. Imperialism and its impact on agriculture, forestry, environment and deforestation 18 19 20 CENTURY?
Asked by Kookies - Mon Jun 29 03:14:21 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You are asking for the whole library!!! It is too big a subject that cannot be possibly be written down in such a column like this. Ask for a specific aspect, time-frame, region of the globe - like that. Why don't you get a copy of Jawaharlal Nehru's 'Glimpses of World History' - a letter-series, he wrote from jail to his daughter Indira Priyadarshini (Gandhi) as a 13th birthday present ? Imperialism was an outcome of European exploration of other parts of their unknown world. They discovered a whole new hemisphere with two huge continents. Rulers of Iberia and their representative imperialist buccaneers then laid claim to the new regions. There were imperial quarrels. Pope had to intervene and apportion S America between Spain & Portugal.… [cont.]
Answered by poornakumar b - Mon Jun 29 07:27:00 2009
Does Anyone have any good information on Agriculture, nutrition and forestry in the senate committee?
Q. What are the numbers of Democrats and Republicans on each committee and Subcommittee? What are 2-3 major issues on which this committee works? What are 2-3 federal agencies with which the committee and/or subcommittee work, and list them. what are the interest groups that lobby this committee and/or sumbcommittees?
Asked by Ashley - Thu Feb 21 14:36:40 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. THis link should give you some good info and other links that may be helpful.
Answered by Jesus Christ is God - Sun Feb 24 13:49:43 2008
Q. What are the numbers of Democrats and Republicans on each committee and Subcommittee? What are 2-3 major issues on which this committee works? What are 2-3 federal agencies with which the committee and/or subcommittee work, and list them. what are the interest groups that lobby this committee and/or sumbcommittees?
Asked by Ashley - Thu Feb 21 14:36:40 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. THis link should give you some good info and other links that may be helpful.
Answered by Jesus Christ is God - Sun Feb 24 13:49:43 2008
what is the impact of imperialism on agriculture,forestry and deforestation in 18th to 20th century?
Q. what is the impact of imperialism on agriculture,forestry and deforestation in 18th to 20th century?
Asked by sweet_devil - Sun Jul 5 03:00:13 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. very large question - i could write a book on it. to be brief: imperialism aggrandized the right of the commons in forest by making it a source of revenue for the imperialist govt. agriculture was turned round to produce goods required by the imperialist, rather than food for the people. the classic example is the cultivation of 'indigo' forced by the british in order to get cheap dyestuff for their textile industry. indian farmers were forced to cultivate this crop giving up their food crop production. and then, when synthetic alternatives ruined indigo as raw material, the farmers starved, and there was a famine killing millions in bihar, india. the imperialists wanted hardwood for their railways - rich forests were devasted to provide… [cont.]
Answered by tmadhava m - Mon Jul 6 11:06:44 2009
Q. what is the impact of imperialism on agriculture,forestry and deforestation in 18th to 20th century?
Asked by sweet_devil - Sun Jul 5 03:00:13 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. very large question - i could write a book on it. to be brief: imperialism aggrandized the right of the commons in forest by making it a source of revenue for the imperialist govt. agriculture was turned round to produce goods required by the imperialist, rather than food for the people. the classic example is the cultivation of 'indigo' forced by the british in order to get cheap dyestuff for their textile industry. indian farmers were forced to cultivate this crop giving up their food crop production. and then, when synthetic alternatives ruined indigo as raw material, the farmers starved, and there was a famine killing millions in bihar, india. the imperialists wanted hardwood for their railways - rich forests were devasted to provide… [cont.]
Answered by tmadhava m - Mon Jul 6 11:06:44 2009
Agriculture and forestry- Deforestation impact reflected in environment in the 18th-20th century?
Q. Agriculture and forestry- Deforestation impact reflected in environment in the 18th-20th century?
Asked by jeetmeanswins - Sat Oct 4 01:50:23 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. London's pea soup fog: the direct result of burning coal. Coal was used because charcoal had become too expensive because of the deforestation: You might also want to look at:
Answered by simplicitus - Mon Oct 6 20:54:08 2008
Q. Agriculture and forestry- Deforestation impact reflected in environment in the 18th-20th century?
Asked by jeetmeanswins - Sat Oct 4 01:50:23 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. London's pea soup fog: the direct result of burning coal. Coal was used because charcoal had become too expensive because of the deforestation: You might also want to look at:
Answered by simplicitus - Mon Oct 6 20:54:08 2008
Imperialism & its impact-agriculture & forestry-deforestation impact on environment in 18th to 19th century?
Q. Imperialism & its impact-agriculture & forestry-deforestation impact on environment in 18th to 19th century?
Asked by ice - Sat Sep 8 03:20:08 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Imperialism may have affected deforestation by encouraging large scale projects with little regard for the overall situation in areas under political control. It should be noted that the problems of deforestation in the 18th and 19th century are the same ones we face today. Soil loss and ecosystem destruction. Deforestation effects started well before the 18th and 19th centuries though. for example Englandf and for that matter much of Europe was forests 2000 years ago. They been used up nowe and the environment we have now is a result of that deforestation. Some good, some bad.
Answered by Andrew O - Tue Sep 11 17:52:32 2007
Q. Imperialism & its impact-agriculture & forestry-deforestation impact on environment in 18th to 19th century?
Asked by ice - Sat Sep 8 03:20:08 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Imperialism may have affected deforestation by encouraging large scale projects with little regard for the overall situation in areas under political control. It should be noted that the problems of deforestation in the 18th and 19th century are the same ones we face today. Soil loss and ecosystem destruction. Deforestation effects started well before the 18th and 19th centuries though. for example Englandf and for that matter much of Europe was forests 2000 years ago. They been used up nowe and the environment we have now is a result of that deforestation. Some good, some bad.
Answered by Andrew O - Tue Sep 11 17:52:32 2007
what is the recent status of biotechnology in the philippines in the field of agriculture and forestry?
Q. what is the recent status of biotechnology in the philippines in the field of agriculture and forestry?
Asked by nikka - Wed Jun 7 05:54:07 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i found very useful links that may solve your problem www.cgiar.org/biotech/rep 0100/Delacruz.pdf
Answered by alooo... - Wed Jun 7 07:46:25 2006
Q. what is the recent status of biotechnology in the philippines in the field of agriculture and forestry?
Asked by nikka - Wed Jun 7 05:54:07 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i found very useful links that may solve your problem www.cgiar.org/biotech/rep 0100/Delacruz.pdf
Answered by alooo... - Wed Jun 7 07:46:25 2006
imperialism agriculture and forestry deforestation impact on environment in 18th till 20th century?
Q. imperialism agriculture and forestry deforestation impact on environment in 18th till 20th century?
Asked by karan - Wed Aug 26 11:54:15 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Scroll down the website that this link takes you to and you will find some answers to this very question that should help:
Answered by yellowstonedogs - Sun Aug 30 05:04:42 2009
Q. imperialism agriculture and forestry deforestation impact on environment in 18th till 20th century?
Asked by karan - Wed Aug 26 11:54:15 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Scroll down the website that this link takes you to and you will find some answers to this very question that should help:
Answered by yellowstonedogs - Sun Aug 30 05:04:42 2009
agriculture & forestry-deforestation impact reflected in environment in 18-20 century?
Q. agriculture & forestry-deforestation impact reflected in environment in 18-20 century?
Asked by Shubhaangi SHARMA - Tue May 27 03:13:49 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the only thing it changed was there are now a lot less trees than there was in the 18th century.
Answered by bobfrankerber - Tue May 27 14:33:28 2008
Q. agriculture & forestry-deforestation impact reflected in environment in 18-20 century?
Asked by Shubhaangi SHARMA - Tue May 27 03:13:49 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the only thing it changed was there are now a lot less trees than there was in the 18th century.
Answered by bobfrankerber - Tue May 27 14:33:28 2008
What are the values of natural species relating to agriculture,?
Q. What are the values of natural species relating to agriculture, forestry, lture, forestry, medicine, recreational, and intrinsic valuesmedicine, recreational, and intrinsic values?
Asked by Dani - Tue Oct 20 19:42:20 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. define. Are you asking a philosophical question or a actual quantitive question? Sounds like something more open to philosophical debate than an agri question
Answered by unknown - Thu Oct 22 01:02:28 2009
Q. What are the values of natural species relating to agriculture, forestry, lture, forestry, medicine, recreational, and intrinsic valuesmedicine, recreational, and intrinsic values?
Asked by Dani - Tue Oct 20 19:42:20 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. define. Are you asking a philosophical question or a actual quantitive question? Sounds like something more open to philosophical debate than an agri question
Answered by unknown - Thu Oct 22 01:02:28 2009
What are the economic consequences of acid rain on fisheries, forestry, and agriculture? ?
Q. What are the economic consequences of acid rain on fisheries, forestry, and agriculture? ?
Asked by Sam S - Mon Dec 8 09:38:27 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The answer actually depends on where you live and on your soil and such. For instance if you are in an area that is acid. You end up with low pH in lakes which affects them, and you need to use lime to correct the acidity in fields and forests can see species drift and so on. If, however, you are in a high lime situation, then acid rain is basically free fertilizer. As stacks have been scrubbed and sulpher removed, that sulpher ends up being sold as fertilizer since is is a necessary plant nutrient. So they are charging you for what you got freely before. The other thing that happens is that sulpher in the air is actually a significant cooler of the world's climate, though a temporary one. This is part of the reason why when a… [cont.]
Answered by BigNorsk - Mon Dec 8 10:41:32 2008
Q. What are the economic consequences of acid rain on fisheries, forestry, and agriculture? ?
Asked by Sam S - Mon Dec 8 09:38:27 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The answer actually depends on where you live and on your soil and such. For instance if you are in an area that is acid. You end up with low pH in lakes which affects them, and you need to use lime to correct the acidity in fields and forests can see species drift and so on. If, however, you are in a high lime situation, then acid rain is basically free fertilizer. As stacks have been scrubbed and sulpher removed, that sulpher ends up being sold as fertilizer since is is a necessary plant nutrient. So they are charging you for what you got freely before. The other thing that happens is that sulpher in the air is actually a significant cooler of the world's climate, though a temporary one. This is part of the reason why when a… [cont.]
Answered by BigNorsk - Mon Dec 8 10:41:32 2008
Agriculture Forestry?
Q. Can anyone tell me jobs in Forestry for an assignment
Asked by Brendan L - Sun Jan 25 21:00:58 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Also, there are jobs with the USDA Forrest Service. Between admin, technicians, and professional there are over 30 jobs. More than enough info for your paper.
Answered by et3subguy - Mon Jan 26 06:47:15 2009
Q. Can anyone tell me jobs in Forestry for an assignment
Asked by Brendan L - Sun Jan 25 21:00:58 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Also, there are jobs with the USDA Forrest Service. Between admin, technicians, and professional there are over 30 jobs. More than enough info for your paper.
Answered by et3subguy - Mon Jan 26 06:47:15 2009
is Forestry a part of Agriculture?
Q. is Forestry a part of Agriculture? or is it a totally independent subject line??
Asked by The Crownless King - Sun Jun 17 13:43:27 2007 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As some of your answerers have pointed out, the farming of trees is called silviculture, but a lot of the time, especially in developing nations where homesteads are smaller, the agricultural application of forestry is actually combined into the agricultural method in a process called agroforestry. In doing this a lot of benifits are attained for the agricultural/horticultura l crops that grow underneath/between the trees. Often there is less need for irrigation because the evaporation potential is decreased. Nitrogen fixing nodes or the fall of enriching foliage naturally fertilizes the soil such that less artificial fertilizer is needed and the agricultural yeilds increase. Some crops are sensitive to wind and agroforestry can act… [cont.]
Answered by berickf - Tue Jun 19 19:50:17 2007
Q. is Forestry a part of Agriculture? or is it a totally independent subject line??
Asked by The Crownless King - Sun Jun 17 13:43:27 2007 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As some of your answerers have pointed out, the farming of trees is called silviculture, but a lot of the time, especially in developing nations where homesteads are smaller, the agricultural application of forestry is actually combined into the agricultural method in a process called agroforestry. In doing this a lot of benifits are attained for the agricultural/horticultura l crops that grow underneath/between the trees. Often there is less need for irrigation because the evaporation potential is decreased. Nitrogen fixing nodes or the fall of enriching foliage naturally fertilizes the soil such that less artificial fertilizer is needed and the agricultural yeilds increase. Some crops are sensitive to wind and agroforestry can act… [cont.]
Answered by berickf - Tue Jun 19 19:50:17 2007
please give details about Imperialism and its impact on agriculture and forestry? impact of deforestation?
Q. Deforestation in 18th to 20th century and coloniasim and its +ve, -ve points
Asked by keshav c - Fri Jul 6 08:55:22 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ask the South American farmers about 21st century deforestation.
Answered by speedn00 - Fri Jul 6 21:12:00 2007
Q. Deforestation in 18th to 20th century and coloniasim and its +ve, -ve points
Asked by keshav c - Fri Jul 6 08:55:22 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ask the South American farmers about 21st century deforestation.
Answered by speedn00 - Fri Jul 6 21:12:00 2007
How large an effect is Brazil's clearing of rainforest for agriculture in the amount of CO2 in the Atmosphere?
Q. All of the focus has been on the guilt of the United States, even though third world countries are clearing rainforests and using destructive agricultural practices, causing nitrogen rich runoff to suffocate the coral reefs. Rainforests and reefs are the biggest carbon sinks on Earth and perhaps we should spend more attention on restoring them. Carbon Dioxide is not a pollutant, the concern is just a buildup in the atmosphere. Right? So we need to focus on sequestration. Counting the net loss of Brazil's Carbon sequestration against the gain of not using petroleum, did the World gain? It seems to me that we could address CO2 levels by improving the quality of life for people in the underdeveloped world through education of better forestry… [cont.]
Asked by Brian L - Fri Mar 9 11:18:01 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Probably a difficult question to answer. By clearing rainforest and planting crops for grazing or harvest you are replacing one CO2 sink with another. A crop of corn is producing oxygen and using CO2 just like the rainforest is. Do you think it is right for the world to criticize Brazil for developing its resources the way the USA and Europe developed theirs?
Answered by mt_zion_crusader - Fri Mar 9 11:27:36 2007
Q. All of the focus has been on the guilt of the United States, even though third world countries are clearing rainforests and using destructive agricultural practices, causing nitrogen rich runoff to suffocate the coral reefs. Rainforests and reefs are the biggest carbon sinks on Earth and perhaps we should spend more attention on restoring them. Carbon Dioxide is not a pollutant, the concern is just a buildup in the atmosphere. Right? So we need to focus on sequestration. Counting the net loss of Brazil's Carbon sequestration against the gain of not using petroleum, did the World gain? It seems to me that we could address CO2 levels by improving the quality of life for people in the underdeveloped world through education of better forestry… [cont.]
Asked by Brian L - Fri Mar 9 11:18:01 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Probably a difficult question to answer. By clearing rainforest and planting crops for grazing or harvest you are replacing one CO2 sink with another. A crop of corn is producing oxygen and using CO2 just like the rainforest is. Do you think it is right for the world to criticize Brazil for developing its resources the way the USA and Europe developed theirs?
Answered by mt_zion_crusader - Fri Mar 9 11:27:36 2007
What is scientific forestry?how was it practised in India?
Q. if possible tell me also about commercial forestry and plantation agriculture
Asked by youknowwho356 - Mon Nov 20 08:21:43 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. found some nice articles on the net, giving u the links, read them am sure lot of your questions will get answered.
Answered by cloudy - Wed Nov 22 14:02:59 2006
Q. if possible tell me also about commercial forestry and plantation agriculture
Asked by youknowwho356 - Mon Nov 20 08:21:43 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. found some nice articles on the net, giving u the links, read them am sure lot of your questions will get answered.
Answered by cloudy - Wed Nov 22 14:02:59 2006
I need some points to write a Social studies project on the topic :- Imperialism and its Impacts?
Q. The main points are:- 1.Agriculture and Forestry - Deforestation impact as reflected in environment in the 18th-20th C. 2.Colonialism ans its impact on Environment both positive and negative Could you please provide me with some content or post links of sites where I can get some content. Thanks A Lot
Asked by Soumitr - Fri Oct 27 11:09:59 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try this website for info on Imperialism and its Impacts:
Answered by suctioncup83616 - Fri Oct 27 11:34:36 2006
Q. The main points are:- 1.Agriculture and Forestry - Deforestation impact as reflected in environment in the 18th-20th C. 2.Colonialism ans its impact on Environment both positive and negative Could you please provide me with some content or post links of sites where I can get some content. Thanks A Lot
Asked by Soumitr - Fri Oct 27 11:09:59 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try this website for info on Imperialism and its Impacts:
Answered by suctioncup83616 - Fri Oct 27 11:34:36 2006
I want to pursue a dream of living in small-town northern Maine?
Q. I'm from New York City. Yes, you may think I'm crazy for doing something like this but I hate the grasp of metropolis, and I'd like a more spacious place to live, like Maine. Now, the place I'm interested in has mostly agricultural-type work. Other industries include forestry, and health care. I'm interested in either agriculture [ potato-picking :) ] or forestry. I'm not looking to be wealthy (and believe me, you couldn't be even if you wanted to). I'm just looking for quality of life and piece of mind. My question is... are there college majors you can take in agriculture? If so... what college(s)? I can't seem to find one that offers this type of class. Jobs up there are few and far-between, so I want to maximize my chances. Thanks… [cont.]
Asked by Mike - Sun May 13 12:33:30 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Unity College in Unity, Maine.
Answered by liquidicy - Sun May 13 14:36:03 2007
Q. I'm from New York City. Yes, you may think I'm crazy for doing something like this but I hate the grasp of metropolis, and I'd like a more spacious place to live, like Maine. Now, the place I'm interested in has mostly agricultural-type work. Other industries include forestry, and health care. I'm interested in either agriculture [ potato-picking :) ] or forestry. I'm not looking to be wealthy (and believe me, you couldn't be even if you wanted to). I'm just looking for quality of life and piece of mind. My question is... are there college majors you can take in agriculture? If so... what college(s)? I can't seem to find one that offers this type of class. Jobs up there are few and far-between, so I want to maximize my chances. Thanks… [cont.]
Asked by Mike - Sun May 13 12:33:30 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Unity College in Unity, Maine.
Answered by liquidicy - Sun May 13 14:36:03 2007
strategies employed in Nigeria to enhance agricultural development in nigeria?
Q. i want to know if any thing has been done to enhace agricultural development in nigeria.if governmemnt has thought or brought any policies into place that will improve all the sectors of agriculture(Forestry and wildlife,FISHERIES,Agrono my animal science,Agricultural economics and extension)in terms of policies,laws e.t.c.if any advancement has actually taken place since the independence till this time.if for sure we can say that nigeria is really moving forward,stagnant or going backwards
Asked by babygirl - Tue Apr 4 17:23:29 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The following strategies have been employed by successive governments: 1. Subsidised Fertilser. 2. Construction of silos 3. Loans for Mechanised Agriculture. 4. Establishment of the Nigeran Agricultural Cooperative Bank. 5. Funding of various research projects and institutes such as IAR, NAERLS, NAPRI etc
Answered by seyolad_57 - Sat Apr 8 16:25:53 2006
Q. i want to know if any thing has been done to enhace agricultural development in nigeria.if governmemnt has thought or brought any policies into place that will improve all the sectors of agriculture(Forestry and wildlife,FISHERIES,Agrono my animal science,Agricultural economics and extension)in terms of policies,laws e.t.c.if any advancement has actually taken place since the independence till this time.if for sure we can say that nigeria is really moving forward,stagnant or going backwards
Asked by babygirl - Tue Apr 4 17:23:29 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The following strategies have been employed by successive governments: 1. Subsidised Fertilser. 2. Construction of silos 3. Loans for Mechanised Agriculture. 4. Establishment of the Nigeran Agricultural Cooperative Bank. 5. Funding of various research projects and institutes such as IAR, NAERLS, NAPRI etc
Answered by seyolad_57 - Sat Apr 8 16:25:53 2006
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