Agribusiness Sentence Examples

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  • Agribusiness has changed meat production, and not for the better.

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  • However, the agribusiness model has led to dangerous methods of removal that either kill the sheep or leave them in great pain.

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  • The browse subject headings of agribusiness and farming systems are particularly relevant.

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  • Suddenly, it seems, agribusiness is taking over'sustainable agriculture ' in a big way.

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  • North Dakota State University features over 100 bachelor's degree major areas ranging from agribusiness to equine studies to microbiology to zoology.

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  • Perhaps for the first time, the future of global agribusiness is in doubt.

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  • She is a combined milk and meat machine who drives, and is driven by, modern agribusiness.

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  • The push by supermarkets in Britain to drive down prices and the development of multinational agribusiness has pushed many British farmers in to poverty.

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  • Syngenta is a world-leading agribusiness committed to sustainable agriculture through innovative research and technology.

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  • Subject areas include agribusiness, farming systems, aquaculture, field crops, food sciences, meteorology and viticulture.

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