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Farmers use them to decide which crops to plant.
Why were subsidies created in the first place, for which crops, and at what rates?
The researchers will test which crops fare best on drizzly English rooftops.
By contrast, the mainstream food economy is now dominated by monocultures in which crops and animals are kept apart.
But what if there is an inflection point in the general insect population beyond which crops simply don't pollinate well?
It is both a racial and sexual myth, which crops up in a different guise in FR Leavis.
Players gather online to share homemade spreadsheets showing which crops will provide the greatest return on investment.
Native Americans taught them which crops would thrive in the swampy, alligator-infested environment, namely corn, sierra beans, and squash.
"Total Eclipse," which crops up too often in contemporary dance and performance, cheapens the work; it breaks the spell.
Although a continual supporter of Morrissey's music, the singer has had a tempestuous relationship with the publication, a subject which crops up frequently throughout his book.
