do you think the life of agricultural labour's can improve with a positive change in values supported by large farmer's? how?
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as we know it, would not have been possible without agriculture. It was through the cultivation of nutritional sources of food that the structure of early societies could diversify and focus on various tasks. Without the need to move to better hunting grounds or spend time on dangerous quests after seasonal sources of food dissipated, early humans were able to settle and use their energy towards manufacturing sophisticated tools and building permanent dwellings.
As time passed, agriculture became the most dominant land use on the planet, feeding a booming population, while accounting for 70% of the world’s freshwater withdrawals, as well as reducing the natural habitat of 53% of threatened terrestrial species [1]. Regardless of farming methods, agriculture alters the original ecosystem and thus affects the environment.
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As time passed, agriculture became the most dominant land use on the planet, feeding a booming population, while accounting for 70% of the world’s freshwater withdrawals, as well as reducing the natural habitat of 53% of threatened terrestrial species [1]. Regardless of farming methods, agriculture alters the original ecosystem and thus affects the environment.
Read more: https://greentumble.com/positive-effects-of-agriculture-on-the-environment/
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yes I think the life of Agricultural labour can improve with a positive change in values support Aaj farmer by the following ways if large farmers land money too small farmer in a smaller than they are able to produce more and more props
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