The phrase "agriculture evolution" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It can be used when discussing the development or changes in agricultural practices over time.
Example: "The agriculture evolution over the past century has led to more sustainable farming methods."
Alternatives: "agricultural development" or "evolution of agriculture".
"You figure maize agriculture, 10,000 years of agricultural evolution, at least," Miguel said, "and we're losing all that cumulative knowledge".
He examines pigs from historical, religious, and ecological viewpoints, veering into impassioned, if rudimentary, discussions of their role in everything from sustainable agriculture to evolution.
By capitalizing on these reciprocal insights, we can better address questions that are fundamental both to agriculture and evolution.
We highlight four specific instances where these reciprocal insights can be combined to better address questions that are fundamental both to agriculture and evolution.
At the same time, pigeons held neither functional utility, owing to the transformation and intensification of agriculture and the evolution of communication means, nor moral value with religion's modernization as well as the development of new behavioral traits of city-dwelling pigeons.
Furthermore, the impact of agriculture upon bacterial evolution has been demonstrated in Staphylococcus aureus where the majority of isolates from chickens are the descendants of a single human-to-poultry host jump that occurred approximately 38 years ago (range, 30 to 63 years ago) in Poland [56].
An increasing problem in agriculture is the evolution of resistance by pests to the agents used to control them.
According to Ruddiman [ 169] the present era is the Anthropocene (a term coined by Crutzen and Stoermer; [ 170]) and dates from the origins of agriculture in human evolution, more than 8000 years ago.
