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May 06, 2015 · This paper explores how industrial agriculture is a key contributor to many ecological problems and how redesigning agricultural systems using agroecological principles and methods could address many of these problems. Agriculture uses 85 % of freshwater and, directly or indirectly, produces nearly half of all greenhouse gas emissions. Industrial agriculture accounts for a large proportion of ...
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Bacillus thuringiensis ( Bt) is a sporulating, Gram-positive facultative-aerobic soil bacterium. Its principal characteristic is the synthesis, during sporulation, of a crystalline inclusion containing proteins known as δ-endotoxins or Cry proteins. These proteins have insecticidal properties. The considerable diversity of these toxins, their efficacy and their relatively cheap production have made Bt the most widely used biopesticide in the world. May 10, 2011 · Today, radionic techniques are employed in environmental re-certification, to replace pesticides and fertilizer in agriculture, for therapy, dowsing for natural resources, and even to improve the functionality of mechanical systems and devices. Nov 01, 2019 · However, agricultural production results in the mineralization (loss) of this soil OM. Indeed, over the long-term, it is known that cropping reduces soil organic C (OC) stocks by 30–60% (Kopittke et al., 2017), with OC comprising ca. 58% of OM. This loss of OM occurs due to many reasons, including increased microbial activity due to higher soil temperatures and oxygenation of the soil profile, and due to the removal of organic materials (harvestable products) from the soil.