Task 1.1 Oil Crops

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Task 1.1 Oil Crops. Task 1.2 Fibre crops. Task 1.3 Carbohydrate crops. Task 1.4 Specialty crops.

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Task 1.1 Oil Crops

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Task 1.1 Oil Crops
Task 1.2 Fibre crops
Task 1.3 Carbohydrate crops
Task 1.4 Specialty crops

WP 1 Task 1.4 Other specialty crops Task leader: Alice Grigore

Crops2Industry “Non-food Crops-to-Industry schemes in EU27” . WP 1 Task 1.4 Other specialty crops Task leader: Alice Grigore. Content. Objectives Progress of work Results Status of deliverables & milestones Problems encountered Plans for the next 6 Months. 1. Objectives.

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List of oil crops for WP2, WP5, WP6

List of oil crops for WP2, WP5, WP6.

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COVER CROPS

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Sugar & Oil Crops

Sugar & Oil Crops. Objectives :. Explain sugar and vegetable oil Identify major sources of sugar Describe the production of sugar crops Describe the production of oil crops . Sugar and Oil. Sugars: Sugar- any food product used as a sweetener

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1.1

1.1. FUNCTIONS AND FUNCTION NOTATION. What Is a Function?. A function is a rule which takes certain numbers as inputs and assigns to each input number exactly one output number. The output is a function of the input. The inputs and outputs are also called variables.

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Crops

Crops. Two Types of Crops Subsistence Cash Subsistence crops are crops that are grown for the producers family or livestock. Cash crops are crops that are sold for money. Subsistence Farming. CASH CROPS. Cash Crops Sold on Black Market. Cannabis. Coca Plants . Poppy Plants.

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Task 1.1:Conceptual visualisation of bioagents in food chains .

Task 1.1:Conceptual visualisation of bioagents in food chains . Decontamination: a way to reduce Salmonella prevalence in the slaughtered swine carcass? Marianne Halberg Larsen and Hanne Ingmer Faculty of Life Sciences, University of Copenhagen. INTRODUCTION

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Unit 21 grain and oil crops

Unit 21 grain and oil crops. Field crops in the United States is very Important. Field crops take up 450 million acres in this country, that accounts for 20 percent of our Land mass. Field crops make up a great part of the Agricultural Products exported from the U.S.

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Task 1.1: Building Scenarios

Task 1.1: Building Scenarios. Agenda. Introduction Scenarios Conclusions. Introduction. Scenarios show uses of context-driven mobile services in AmI Based on ISTAG scenarios for AmI in 2010 Goals (guide for CoDAMoS project): Detect technical requirements to make AmI happen

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Crops

Crops. Mr. Wisness. Hard Red Spring Wheat Durum Wheat Barley Flax Sunflower Oats Dry Edible Beans. Sugarbeets Potatoes Rye Hay Winter Wheat Corn Soybeans. Crops Important to ND. Wheat. Commercial Classes Hard Red Spring Wheat Bread Hard Red Winter Wheat Bread Durum Pasta

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Root crops

Root crops. David S. Seigler Department of Plant Biology University of Illinois Urbana, Illinois 61801 USA seigler@life.illinois.edu http://www.life.illinois.edu/seigler. Root Crops - Outline. Botanical o roots, rhizomes, corms, etc. Domestication o mostly asexual reproduction

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PS/BC Oil Spill Task Force

PS/BC Oil Spill Task Force. Annual Meeting 2013 Jurisdictional Update. Presented by Dale Jensen Program Manager WA State Dept of Ecology Spill Prevention, Preparedness & Response Program. Program Data (July 2011- June 2013). Jurisdictional Update 2013.

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task 1.1

task 1.1. task 1.1. Please point out in which city or province is each of the following located?. task 1.2. the Great Wall Beijing. task 1.3. Chongqing Yichang. the Three Gorges. task 1.4. Jinmao Tower Shanghai. task 1.5. the Lijiang River Guilin. task 1.6. West Lake Hangzhou.

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GM Crops

04/12/12. Miss Radford. GM Crops. WAL:. what are GM crops and how are they useful?. Can you explain how genetically modifying crops can be useful?. Some. Can you describe some genetic modifications made to crops?. Most. All. Can you define the term “genetically modified”?.

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Cover Crops

Cover Crops. Terry E. Poole Extension Agent Frederick County, MD. * Cover crops are a valuable tool in agricultural production. Defining Your Purpose. Cover species selected should have many of the following traits: *fast germination & emergence *competitiveness

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crops

Vocabulary. crops. Now that spring has arrived, the farmer is busy planting his crops. plants grown for food or to sell to make money. Vocabulary. decorated. They passed the Church of the Solid Rock with high windows all decorated and pretty. Made beautiful by adding fancy things and frills.

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§ 1.1

§ 1.1. An Overview of Statistics. Data and Statistics. Data consists of information coming from observations, counts , measurements, or responses. Statistics is the science of collecting, organizing, analyzing, and interpreting data in order to make decisions.

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Crops Choice

Crops Choice. Info sheets. Peas. Cost of seed: £500 Expected selling price: £10 000 Selling price will increase by 20% if product is farmed organically. Hot summers will result in 80% of expected sales Moderate summers will result in 85% of expected sales

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Fruit Crops

Fruit Crops. Tree Fruit & Grapes Utilized Production Tons Fresh Equivalent. PA - 2010. PA - 2011. Jul 2012. National Ag Statistics Service-PA, USDA. Tree Fruit & Grapes Value of Utilized Production. PA - 2011. Jul 2012. National Ag Statistics Service-PA, USDA.

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GM crops

GM crops. GMO expansion in the world After 12 years of commercialisation: 4 crops, two traits and just a few countries Herbicide resistant ( 99% Monsanto’s RoundUp Ready) Bt crops (secrete insecticide , also called « Insect resistent »)

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Cereal Crops

Cereal Crops. Rice, Maize and Sorghum. Cereals- the worlds staple foods. Cereals are all members of the grass family Examples include rice, wheat, maize and sorghum They are grown for their seeds (grains) which are high in carbohydrates and protein

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WP 1 Task 1.4 Other specialty crops Task leader: Alice Grigore

List of oil crops for WP2, WP5, WP6

COVER CROPS

Sugar &amp; Oil Crops

1.1

Crops

Task 1.1:Conceptual visualisation of bioagents in food chains .

Unit 21 grain and oil crops

Task 1.1: Building Scenarios

Crops

Root crops

PS/BC Oil Spill Task Force

task 1.1

GM Crops

Cover Crops

crops

§ 1.1

Crops Choice

Fruit Crops

GM crops

Cereal Crops

Sugar & Oil Crops