Table 5 presented the crops planted by the respondents. Planting season is divided into two croppings. The first crop or the respondents call it the main crop which covers from latter days of May up to mid of November while the second crop starts at the latter days of November up to the early days of February or sometimes up to the middle of April. It can be deduced from the table that during the main cropping, all of the respondents are planting rice (f=240 or 100percent). Rice is considered the staple food among Filipinos and rice are planted with enough water supplies to sustain its growth. Since the location of the respondents are in the upland area where irrigation is not feasible, planting rice is scheduled during months where the amount of rainfall is high in the country. The rice plants are rain fed with the support of water pump in times that rain fall is less. A part from rice planting, there are respondents (f=100 or 41.67percent) who are planting vegetables. The harvested vegetables are being sold to the market in order to support their daily needs. These vegetables include legumes (sitaw) that are planted along the weir of the rice fields. Meanwhile, during the second cropping majority of the farmers (f=137 or 57.08percent) are planting vegetables. The vegetables that are planted includes legumes (sitaw), eggplants and monggo beans. The respondents claimed that they gain more from vegetables though some of the respondents consider planting corn and rice.
The case People v. Rice is about a girl named Nina Rice, who was charged with information with the crimes of theft and computer crimes. In 2003, the defendant filed for unemployment compensation benefits with Colorado Department of Labor and Employment by using an interactive computer system which she could communicate over the telephone. She made biweekly claims for unemployment for over five months. Each time she applied, they asked if she worked during the week she applied for it and she said no every time.
The vegetables sold consisted of a variety of vegetables including peppers, lettuce, herbs, and cucumbers. The farm where the vegetables are grown is 200 acres and is located in Cedar Creek Texas. The farm also uses many different sustainable farming methods including crop rotations, which involve growing different types of crops in the same area
What Made it Hard to Settle Charles Town?
Charles Town was a major development at the time owned by the mighty British Empire.
They wanted to establish a settlement here because of the resources it had to offer. But, there
were a number of problems that came with settling Charles Town.
”People around the world who had access to the most productive crops became the most productive farmers,” (PBS). Productive crops are the easiest to farm, provide the most nutrients, and stay fresh the longest. These factors were determined by a crop’s availability in certain areas. In the Middle East, natives grew wheat which was extremely more productive than taro which was grown in Papua New Guinea. Because wheat was easier to grow, stored better, and contained more protein and fiber than taro, Middle Easterners had a more reliable and useful food source.
Machines help farmers to sow the weeds and to harvest.
(iii)In China and India, Green Revolution had significant impact on crop yield.
(b) Firstly, the emergence of banks help farmers to achieve commercialization in agriculture, and also allow them to buy agricultural machines and pay the debt after harvest. Secondly, the transportation system was more advanced. This allows farmers to ship the crop to the market or to the city.
Every year innovative technologies and practices are introduced to the agriculture industry, these advancements improve the quantity and quality of crops and can even be the solution to world issues. In this DBQ I will explain why the industrialization of the agricultural industry has been positive.
The third document supports my argument because it shows how advances in agriculture have helped big issues like world hunger, Document three covers the green revolution that started in the 1940s. The green revolution introduced two different major branches of development, breeding, and new agriculture techniques. Breeding was introduced to the agriculture industry and created new plant varieties.
The story of Rice without Rain by Minfong Ho is about a village trying to survive and young idealistic college students trying to influence change among the people. From the time the students were introduced to Jinda and the village to the end of the book their intentions were to help the village but the efforts to abolish the crop tax put people in harm's way. Controversy among the villagers over change caused great strife and issues. These events and others changed the future of the village. Through these actions and the characters, it shows that attempts to eliminate oppression result in unforeseen outcomes as shown by Ned’s teaching in the village, Sri trying to incorporate modern medicine, and Duo’s bad decisions.
Eert is a small, peaceful river valley that believes strongly in religion and takes pride in its culture. Citizens rely on their Tree God, Branchy, to grant them good harvests, hunts, and rain water. As long as citizens please Branchy with their annual sacrifices, they receive what they pray for. Citizens rely mostly on farming for their food, although hunting is common. The land is very fertile and is great for farming because of the flood that occurs once a year and the rain that certain areas of the island receives.
Under the Rice Moon, by Rhianna Puck, is a short story about a small bird in a large, Chinese city. A small cliff swallow is trapped in a small cage at a small food vending cart on the side of a busy street. It is exchanged to many people in the hustle and bustle of the city, confused and distrot. He is eventually brought to the room of a small girl, bedridden with a fever. This bird has given up all hope of freedom by this point and doesn’t know what will become of him.
The first is the rise of farming eleven thousand years ago, the second is the discovery of crop rotation, moldboard plow, horse collar and other. The third is the shift toward agro-biotech practices. This has made it to where there is many different types of agriculture that are practiced all around the
Understanding. One can only be understood by another who has been in the same scenarios as them. “Under the Rice Moon” by Rhianonn Puck is one of the many stories that greatly emphasize on this thesis of life. Telling the story of a caged bird and its customers, it demonstrates a connection between itself and the sickly young girl, who comprehends his feelings well enough to let him fly. Unlike many of the other clients the bird is bought from, the girl politely takes into consideration what the bird feels, and not just is appearances.
Guatemala is divided into 22 departments. Guatemala 's capital is the largest city is Nueva Guatemala de la Asunción, and is known as Guatemala City. Guatemala City, locally known as Guatemala or Guate, is the capital and largest city of Republic of Guatemala, and the most popular in Centro America. The city is located in the south–central part of the country. Pedro Alvarado was the Spanish man who conquered what is now Guatemala by defeating the native Mayan people and making it a Spanish colony.
In view of food, squash, cotton, sunflower, pumpkins, tobacco, goosefoot, knotgrass, sump weed, maize, corn and so on are found majorly in the last national
Rice Cultivation in the Philippines
Emilyn C. Bao BSED-SS1, CE20
Prof. Sircio C. Chan, Capitol University
8 March, 2017
The purpose of this research is to know about the cultivation of rice in the Philippines from 1565 to 1898. The rice had many purpose in the last decades. In the Philippines, about 3200 B.C. they began the practice of rice cultivating. The ancient civilization had their ways of making rice delicacies, and also our ancestor’s fun of drinking wines made of rice.
