"We don't say 'farmed pork chop' or 'farmed rib-eye,'" Mr. Pedersen said.
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Pacific sardines, farmed mussels, farmed rainbow trout and Atlantic mackerel (not trawled) are some other "win-win-win" options.
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Conservation groups estimate there are now over 210,21 farmed tigers at some 2000 facilities in China and around 23 farmed rhinos.
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Both farmed catfish and beef produced about 20 times more greenhouse gases per gram of protein than farmed mollusks, salmon, or chicken.
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China's directive specified that tiger bones and rhino horns must come from farmed animals, but not that they be farmed in China.
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The only Atlantic salmon for sale now is farmed (and it is called "Atlantic" even if the fish is farmed in Norway or Chile).
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In 2014, for the first time, more fish were farmed for human consumption than were caught in the wild; farmed-fish output now outstrips global beef production.
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Farmed fish are big—and that's a good thing Speaking of aquaculture, I said farmed fish would fill out more of our seafood plate, and they are.
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In this case, researchers used Senagalese sole, a popular farmed fish throughout Europe that, according to study co-author Dr. Sonia Rey Planellas, is suffering from a decline in reproduction in farmed environments.
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The algae they eat are also farmed on the property.
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Wild migrating birds can transmit bird flu to farmed poultry.
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In 1750 about 5% of the Earth's surface was farmed.
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One nation under a format, to be farmed by advertisers.
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It has been farmed throughout Europe for about 2,000 years.
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Since 2009, he has farmed organically, and since 2011, biodynamically.
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Anchovies are caught in nets and are not typically farmed.
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Wild salmon is not inexpensive, as farmed salmon can be.
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Abandoned vineyards and regions are being revitalized, and farmed organically.
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He found a real estate agent who had farmed the area.
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Scottish immigrants settled in Midwestern states where they farmed the land.
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You can eat less meat and dairy, especially factory-farmed beef.
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And then there's something called Blue Majik and ... astrologically farmed eggs?
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The flavor is positively gamy, like no farmed oyster I know.
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It refers to the idea that the children were "farmed" out.
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Ostriches are already farmed around the world, particularly in South Africa.
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Common crops farmed by WorldCover clients include maize, rice and peanuts.
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Farmed salmon is the Nordic nation's second-biggest export after petroleum.
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Why not allow the sale of farmed products, rendering poaching redundant?
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My father and grandfather farmed it, and now I have nothing.
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But inexpensive farmed salmon is a bland, sorry alternative to wild.
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Her father farmed and tried to make money raising racing thoroughbreds.
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Farmed salmon consume more pounds of wild fish than they produce.
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"Women farmed instead, and fishing was for men," said Albert Ngeze.
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Not all farmed fish are raised right, but they can be.
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Harris' family has farmed their land for more than 150 years.
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"We wouldn't allow tilapia to be farmed in the United States the way they are farmed here, so why are we willing to eat them?" said Dr. Jeffrey McCrary, an American fish biologist who works in Nicaragua.
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Sure, we can probably all cut back on eating factory-farmed meat.
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Organic, grass-raised beef involves lower embodied emissions than factory-farmed beef.
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Let's hope human interactions with domestic and farmed animals catch up too.
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Chile is the world's second-biggest exporter of farmed salmon after Norway.
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Norway and Chile are the world's two largest producers of farmed salmon.
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Now most French Perigords are farmed and are no longer gathered wild.
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I would probably just defer to Seafood Watch ratings for farmed salmon.
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Cashews are being farmed in Indonesia at the expense of the rainforest.
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The Luum Temple is made of sustainably-farmed bamboo in Tulum, Mexico.
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Why is Minqin County, with 115 millimeters of annual precipitation, being farmed?
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My parents farmed in the Midwest: corn, soybeans, that kind of stuff.
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And for chefs and grocers, farmed branzino is already a familiar commodity.
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It's fitting that Mr. Kristof compares an abused dog to farmed animals.
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Farmed sea cucumbers are filling the gap, and reshaping the Liaodong Peninsula.
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The bats passed it to farmed pigs, which gave it to people.
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Dr. Belyaev had plainly stated that his foxes were from farmed stock.
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His parents, Nissim Vaadia and the former Rivka Horozlaski, farmed strawberries there.
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Many of its crops are still farmed in traditional, not industrial, ways.
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Chile is the world's No. 2 producer of farmed salmon, behind Norway.
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Farmed animal advocates have been working on these problems for a long time.
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There's evidence to suggest the Incas farmed in similar conditions in South America.
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So swap out farmed salmon, which contains food dyes, for the real thing.
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When they're gray, the area was recently farmed and rewards haven't respawned yet.
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It builds on a previous successful proposition for farmed animal conditions from 2008.
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Having farmed ginger most of his life, he recently switched to trading it.
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The vast majority of animal welfare charities don't work on farmed animal welfare.
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Of the fields in the study, 15 were farmed conventionally and 26 organically.
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I stopped serving farmed salmon at any of my restaurants 15 years ago.
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Until now, farmed versions have been a hybrid with little flavor or succulence.
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Around those parts, there were two things people farmed: oats and beef cattle.
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Mana, which was farmed from the 1820s to the 1980s, is pest free.
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Information on the health of Norway's farmed fish is now publicly available online.
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We get that farmed fish is good—in every sense of that word.
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He farmed tomatoes and zucchini, and, over 30 years, grew a large family.
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Food farmed by rural African women routinely leaves for cities and other countries.
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You may also care how grapes are farmed and how wine is made.
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Forty years ago, only 2275 percent of the world's fish production was farmed.
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The same quantity of farmed fish produces about seven pounds of carbon dioxide.
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The same quantity of farmed fish produces about seven pounds of carbon dioxide.
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The ingredients are sustainably farmed, sourced from trusted partners and served with transparency.
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"The oysters we use are farmed on the Blackwater River, which is a mixture of salt and fresh water—a similar environment to that in Louisiana, where their shellfish are farmed so they both grow big and plump," explains Browne.
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The wine list is predominantly French, with selections from organically and biodynamically farmed vineyards.
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Because only if it's dry farmed will it have that connection with the soil.
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The disease can impact both wild and farmed deer and elk, but not cattle.
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Land-grab victims often don't know who now owns the land they once farmed.
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Tim Kaine, comes from Virginia, where $87 million worth of tobacco is farmed yearly.
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Rick stayed home with their children (they eventually had five), and farmed, a little.
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But almost all the recent gains in production have been down to farmed fish.
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In China, up to eight different species of octopus are now being experimentally farmed.
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Wild fish can swim away from the algae belt while farmed fish is trapped.
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Mexico is also a huge export market for crops farmed in the United States.
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Cattle are usually much less efficient, although they can be farmed in different ways.
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And, even then, it's hard to differentiate between wild-caught and farmed fish. 3.
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Far from being a bucolic retreat, much of the green belt is intensively farmed.
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Estimates suggest up to 120 billion farmed fish are slaughtered for food every year.
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The people farmed on the top of the mesa and lived in the dwellings.
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Plenty's indoor-farmed arugula retails for $1.10 per ounce on Good Eggs and Instacart.
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Until the 1950s, farmed turkeys were pretty much the same size as wild ones.
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They're an Italian breed known for finding wild and farmed truffles in Southern Europe.
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Villagers either farmed vegetables to sell at nearby markets or left for jobs elsewhere.
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Poorly farmed and overcropped grapes, subjected to formulaic winemaking, result in simple, generic wines.
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Both farmed and caged wild animals create the perfect breeding ground for zoonotic diseases.
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A Rohingya elite served as lawyers, doctors and property barons; others fished and farmed.
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We didn't know: Should we eat wild shrimp, farmed shrimp, expensive shrimp, inexpensive shrimp?
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He farmed over 1,100 acres of land in Grand Meadow with his three brothers.
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Since 1992, it has been petitioning Cites to permit trade in farmed tiger products.
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Millions of farmed fish have escaped into inland rivers, upsetting the ecosystem of spawning.
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We have lost thousands of our native animals and birds, farmed animals and pets.
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He farmed, became a preacher and emerged as a leading abolitionist and community leader.
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Thanks to the influx of farmed sturgeon, the price of caviar has dropped substantially.
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Farmed fish are bred to grow fast and fatter than their sleek wild cousins.
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These are areas that have been farmed for centuries without the aid of mechanization.
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The group said it emphasized avoiding medicines and vaccines and eating naturally farmed foods.
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"My mom's family, her brother still farmed corn and soy beans in Illinois," he explained.
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The distributor also offered species that were farmed, out of season or illegal to catch.
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Orders are farmed out to local shops anyway, so you can cut out the middleman.
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How about in food deserts, where the only options are tilapia, catfish, and farmed salmon?
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Astrologically Farmed Eggs Yes, this is a thing, thanks to London's uber cool Hemsley sisters.
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We are hollowing out because kelp is being farmed, and the kelp is going away.
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In Washington, DC, sea bass on a restaurant menu turned out to be farmed tilapia.
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The INSIDER Summary:Wild salmon is better for both you and the environment than farmed salmon.
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You either hunted, gathered, farmed it yourself, bartered or bought it from someone you trusted.
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It starts with one-hundred-percent Espadín agave farmed in high altitudes with premium terroir.
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Insects farmed for consumption rather than the market can be prepared in a healthier fashion.
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Yield plateaus are a phenomenon only of the most intensively farmed parts of the world.
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As for the flavor, they were similar, though the farmed fish was not as rich.
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All other feathers now come from farmed animals—goose, duck, chicken, turkey, pheasant, and ostrich.
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If we were going to eat chicken, we weren't going to eat factory-farmed chicken.
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Organic outdoor-farmed arugula made by O Organics sells for $0.36 per ounce on Instacart.
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Front Burner Farmed caviar has been produced in the Bordeaux region of France for decades.
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Miller sources steelhead trout from Hudson, New York, where it's farmed in recirculating saltwater tanks.
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But a lot of it, if not most of it, is farmed at this point.
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The second one is theGlobal Aquaculture Alliance's Best Aquaculture Practices (BAP) seal for farmed food.
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Call me a snob, but farmed salmon doesn't hold a candle to the real thing.
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However, I take exception to your analysis of farmed salmon as having a low impact.
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Already farmed on a mass basis, the chickpea doesn't pose any immediate shortage concerns, either.
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Like all of the Zusslin estate, it has been farmed biodynamically for almost 20 years.
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For the foreseeable future, though, farmed shrimp from abroad will continue to dominate the market.
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"In a few years, I think we could be dry-farmed up here," he said.
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About 70 percent of that export value is in farmed salmon, an increasingly controversial product.
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Prices local fishermen receive for their catch go down when farmed fish flood the market.
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Conversely, farmed sturgeon have a controlled diet, which results in consistent quality and uniform taste.
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You can read about — and buy seeds for — the crops Thomas Jefferson farmed at Monticello.
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Much of the imported farmed shrimp available is of poor quality and doused in preservatives.
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Meat and milk from cloned animals is routinely farmed and sold in America, Argentina and Brazil.
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Digital ag success stories will be built on demonstrating utility, the economic gain per acre farmed.
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Among the crops farmed on this land are oats, sweet peas, lentils, wheat, corn, and soybeans.
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Likewise, Mondelez relies on wheat farmed in the United States and elsewhere to make Chips Ahoy!
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But because White retired that year, Gorsuch was farmed out to help in Justice Kennedy's chambers.
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Each year, millions of animals are poached or farmed and sold into the exotic pet trade.
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But sustainably-farmed "smoked salmon Oscars" and a decadent truffle chicken pot pie will stick around.
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But it did report PFAS in milk and produce that had been farmed near polluted locations.
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British salmon is a 1-billion-pound industry and all of it is farmed in Scotland.
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Any Geechee who farmed plots were slowly pushed out until Hog Hammock became their only refuge.
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Buying farmed abalone remains the only way for American consumers to purchase the California mollusks legally.
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"A lot of times fish that are farmed are dyed and treated," that same purveyor noted.
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They will never simply say "farmed salmon," though that is what it most likely will be.
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Today, Nuhu and his family have returned to his community but he has not farmed since.
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Each month, Atlas Coffee Club highlights single-origin, sustainably farmed coffee beans from a specific country.
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Who controls our food and how it's farmed is a matter of public and planetary health.
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Since most land suitable for farming is already farmed, this growth must come from higher yields.
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Farmed fishing, a practice opposite that of "wild-caught" fishing, tends to get a bad rap.
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It's also high in protein, and both cleaner and far less environmentally damaging than farmed fish.
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Pro tip: Wild shrimp have much better flavor than farmed and are a more sustainable choice.
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Chris Carter farmed the pages of Feral House books for the adventures of Mulder and Scully.
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Their soils are being degraded because they are farmed too intensively, and often using damaging practices.
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He recalled visiting a farmed-shrimp operation in Florida: "The shrimp tasted like zucchini," he said.
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Traditionally, people living high in the Andes farmed potatoes and kept alpacas for textiles and meat.
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These new homes, for mostly Buddhist ethnic groups, are on paddy fields formerly farmed by Rohingya.
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Soils are being degraded because they are farmed too intensively and often by using damaging practices.
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Schwab even runs a training program for interns, who are then farmed out to select advisers.
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Despite their reputations, not all wild shrimp is good, and not all farmed shrimp is bad.
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"Laundering" of animals as farmed that were actually caught in the wild is a frequent practice.
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"No matter how many tigers are farmed, we still have wild tigers getting killed," he said.
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Calvisius, the Northern Italian farmed caviar company, sells an innovative and useful type of dried caviar.
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He obtained a degree in plant physiology from the University of Missouri and farmed after graduation.
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Junzo and Hatsuya farmed in California before World War II, but never under very stable circumstances.
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The second one is the Global Aquaculture Alliance's Best Aquaculture Practices (BAP) seal for farmed food.
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Their diet has lots of micronutrients, such as selenium, potassium and magnesium, coming from their farmed food.
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Phillips farmed a bit, and sold ribbon cane syrup and herbal remedies from his mule-driven cart.
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In 2007, the ISA virus devastated Chile's farmed-salmon industry, killing more than half of all fish.
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The non-veggie options will be made with with "sustainably farmed" fish and meat, according to Variety.
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Huayu sells its male chicks as food for snakes, which are farmed in China for traditional medicine.
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"Once customers have tried farmed bile, they often go on to wanting the real thing," says Robinson.
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And farmed fish, particularly salmon, are often fed on smaller fish that themselves are caught at sea.
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Exactly what farmed insects eat depends as much on local regulations as on what the insects prefer.
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There is also a risk that farmed pigs may be infected by wild ones, and vice versa.
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The Wilmington Fish Save and North Carolina Farmed Animal Save organized the protest, called Vigil for Fish.
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Moreover, voters do not want ACA protections farmed out to states, as the House GOP bill mandates.
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"The outpouring of admiration is testimony to the love and respect you've farmed," he wrote in part.
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We all know the benefits of choosing free-range chicken and eggs over the battery farmed alternative.
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Mr. Khan's family, which for years had farmed in Helmand Province, first barely survived a brutal drought.
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Packed with premium ingredients that are ethically farmed and locally sourced, Ziwi Peak is our top pick.
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Yet its executive chef, Christopher Albrecht, is determined to make seasonal, responsibly farmed food available to everyone.
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The increased demand from Kenya's fish-hungry population means the country is relying on frozen farmed imports.
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"People eat food from farmed animals that have been altered by decades of traditional breeding," she said.
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That coverage was farmed out to a prim, elderly freelancer, a sure sign of the topic's unimportance.
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But no one knows for sure where ephedra is being farmed in Afghanistan or in what quantities.
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The fertile land in the Mississippi flood plain is still farmed, but mechanization has replaced human labor.
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Norway is a dominant producer of farmed salmon, and the economic impact of the bloom is significant.
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Karen Leibowitz and Anthony Myint's restaurant, the Perennial, serves farmed sturgeon and trout, raised on vegan feed.
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It may also be used on farmed shrimp when the processing facility is far from the farm.
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Countless other species — crocodiles, porcupines, pythons, deer and more — are also farmed throughout China and Southeast Asia.
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Furthermore, he said, buyers will pay more for a wild tiger than for one that is farmed.
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If frozen farmed shrimp is the only option, make sure to buy it from a sustainable source.
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It's made purely of biodynamically farmed gros manseng, which, with its sibling petit manseng, is vastly underappreciated.
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Before Josh Aliber, 24, moved from Boston to Brooklyn to join Square Roots, he had never farmed.
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In another study from Denmark, some wild species of fish—like hake, herring, and mackerel—had an infection rate over 90 percent, but the study found no farmed fish to be infected with nematodes.. This challenges the conventional foodie wisdom that wild is good and farmed is bad.
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Meat and milk from cloned animals are routinely farmed and sold in the United States, Argentina and Brazil.
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Here's how it works: Each month, Atlas highlights single-origin, sustainably farmed coffee beans from a specific country.
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As one area grows parched, its inhabitants encroach on land traditionally farmed or used for grazing by others.
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It was discovered in farmed deer in Colorado in the 1960s, and it's been intriguing scientists ever since.
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Fishermen of wild salmon, a well-connected bunch, are keen to turn public opinion against the farmed kind.
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"It's really, really getting bad out here," said Bob Kuylen, who's farmed for 35 years in North Dakota.
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Thanasis, 23, was drafted by the Knicks in 2014, but subsequently farmed out to their D-League affiliate.
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Most edible insects are caught in the wild, so it's unclear whether they can be farmed at scale.
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Hundreds say they previously farmed the land, but the military only recognizes 47 people as having any claim.
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The land was over-farmed and infertile, and there was terrible erosion because the slopes are really steep.
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Even a 1, however, means the animals are treated better than your ordinary factory-farmed cow or chicken.
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Underground water was led through canals to the parts of the region where the Nazca lives and farmed.
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Added perk: Both wild and farmed salmon aren't very dense and can absorb brine faster than other meats.
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Ismail explained that before Abdulbari was born, she farmed nuts for oil in a lush area of Darfur.
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Tilapia, on the other hand, is one of the cheapest and most widely farmed fish in the world.
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Farmed-tiger parts mostly move to China through the unruly Golden Triangle where Myanmar, Thailand and Laos converge.
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More than half the global tally is from caimans and alligators farmed in Colombia and the United States.
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As the chart on the next page shows, human consumption of farmed fish has overtaken that of beef.
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Diamondback terrapins (Malaclemys terrapin), like their oyster neighbors, were once extensively harvested in New York City, even farmed.
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Managed land, on the other hand — the kind that's farmed or logged — emits greenhouse gases, on the whole.
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There was fatty tuna, lean maguro, wild salmon, farmed salmon, squid, and many other fish I couldn't identify.
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One of the biggest problems from farmed shrimp in that part of the world is the chemical use.
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Tomato, cucumbers, green beans, squashes and herbs on the menu will soon be farmed there in planter boxes.
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And that's nearly as refreshing as the queer-farmed, proprietary blend of hops they use for their brews.
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These communities farmed crops like maize, beans, squash, and quinoa, often in irrigated terraces built on mountain slopes.
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The apples at his Twin Star Orchards are "dry farmed," not irrigated, to concentrate their flavors and acids.
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They did not yet know the status of their 750,000 to one million farmed oysters after the storm.
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Farmed fur, which requires animals to be raised and killed for their skin, is also on the market.
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The farmed lives in a pen, like a battery cage chicken, so its flesh is bland and flabby.
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He grew up in the small village of Cléder, where both his parents' families had farmed for centuries.
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There would be no quotas for farmed bluefin from hatcheries, just delicious, all-you-can-eat fish—forever.
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Garcia won't buy farmed bluefin, he tells me, as we split a large bluefin steak worth 60 euros.
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"By 35 years ago, there were no sturgeon left," he says, noting that these days it's all farmed.
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Indeed, Shiok Meats is a company that's pursuing the development of a lab-grown alternative to farmed shellfish.
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I learned that hens are disposed to lay about 30 eggs a year, but farmed hens provide 270.
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Three of the island's best-known chefs undertook to stop serving farmed salmon, creating special "climavore" menus instead.
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The land was farmed until the early 20th century, when it was parceled into estates for wealthy families.
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Many restaurants do serve farmed salmon, and both the systems and the regulations for aquaculture are getting tighter.
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Overgrazing by farmed ostriches, sheep and cattle can seriously damage the desert landscape, especially during droughts, she adds.
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In the future, she said she hopes to see legislation that includes protections for farmed and hunted animals.
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The world's biggest producer of farmed salmon, Norway exported fish worth $4.12 billion to the EU in 2015.
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It's also one of the first animal charities starting to prioritize corporate outreach on behalf of farmed fish.
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Natural wine begins with organically or biodynamically farmed grapes, which are grown without pesticides, herbicides, or other chemicals.
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About 40 hectares (100 acres) of arabica coffee plants are in the ground; farmers plan to plant another 100 hectares (250 acres) this year and a total of about 1,000 hectares (2,470 acres) over the next decade, all in areas that are being farmed or were farmed in the past.
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Bill Foss, Kenny Belov, and Rick Barrows have spent years weaning their farmed fish off of industrial fish food.
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In fact, Betsy Ross sewed the first American flag with hemp and George Washington farmed it at Mt. Vernon.
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But farmed fish, particularly salmon and their ilk, are fed on smaller fish that themselves are caught at sea.
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"Total loss," began Alirio Alvarado, looking up from an agricultural pond where he once farmed a fish called cachama.
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In every batch, it uses wild grape leaves that grow on the island, and whenever possible locally farmed ingredients.
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In 2011, agriculture hit a historic milestone when the world farmed more fish than beef for the first time.
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The area is farmed by local Basotho shepherds, usually teenage boys, who look after sheep, goats, cows and donkeys.
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As defined in the journal's paper, the technosphere includes everything from factories to smartphones to the land we've farmed.
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When he returned to Martha's Vineyard, Fischer farmed during the day and worked as a private chef at night.
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About 60 percent of farmed land in South Asia and 95 percent in sub-Saharan Africa is rain dependent.
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People eat more fish globally than beef, and farmed fish account for almost half of that amount (see chart).
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China and the European Union are the top producers of farmed mussels in a global business worth $3 billion.
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Most of the salmon sold in the U.S. is farmed Atlantic salmon, which typically has a poor sustainability rating.
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According to GAP, about 290 million US farmed land animals — or about 265 percent — are raised under its standards.
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Typical factory-farmed chickens are bred to grow so large so fast that many cannot even walk without pain.
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However, both farmed and wild fishing have raised serious ethical, ecological, and health concerns for people around the world.
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She gardened, farmed, and rode horses; on an undeveloped part of her father's land, she began building a house.
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Beinstock and his wife, Saron Rice, farmed eight acres of grapes in the western foothills of California's Sierra Nevada.
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It remains unclear why the activists wanted to free the rabbits, or what the rabbits were being farmed for.
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He said things that are more directly farmed to consumers didn't see a significant price increase in this year.
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Henderson's family has farmed in Besters, a cattle district of rolling grassland hills and acacia trees, for five generations.
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He added that Cooke had offered to fund a two-year study examining the impact of the farmed fish.
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Of those 85,000 acres, 28,000 have been cleared of buildings, but most is not being farmed, the ministry said.
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"(Farmed civet cats) didn't have the virus, suggesting they acquired it in the markets from another animal," he said.
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It now grows more than 2300 percent of its grapes in its estate vineyards, mostly farmed organically or biodynamically.
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Starbucks has long farmed out retail distribution of its packaged products, but the partnerships have not always been smooth.
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I ran Molten Core, farmed the Barman's Shank on a rogue alt, and purged my enemies in Hillsbrad Foothills.
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It is "the longest continually farmed site in New York State," said Jennifer Walden Weprin, the museum's executive director.
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When he was a boy, there were 34 dairy farms in the valley where his parents farmed, he said.
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More than 70 percent of all antibiotics are fed to farmed animals, causing the growing epidemic of antibiotic resistance.
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"If everybody farmed, then everybody wouldn't have that much land," said Zheng Yunshou, a 51-year-old Shanhui farmer.
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Fewer than 4,000 of the big cats remain in the wild; farmed tigers now far outnumber total wild populations.
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Sadly, most factory-farmed cows are systematically separated from their babies, which is extremely distressful for these naturally bucolic animals.
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Over the last 60 years, farmed cattle, chickens, pigs and fish have increasingly been fed on grains, soy and fishmeal.
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Driven by exports of farmed salmon, the Faroese economy has flourished in recent years, growing nearly 7 percent in 2016.
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Animals' skins and coats, used to make leather and fur, are often the most valuable part of their farmed carcasses.
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Instead, the company farmed out work to established game studios: Insomniac for "Spider-Man," and Respawn Entertainment for "Star Wars."
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In fact, the product is so high-end that it must be refrigerated and contains locally farmed meat and poultry.
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Farmed FishPhoto: GettySure, there are ethical reasons to not eat meat—cows and goats and pigs are cute living things.
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Consumption of farmed fish across the world has boomed, meanwhile, partly at the expense of beef, pork and other meats.
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They lived 10 miles apart or something like that but they had land that bordered each other that they farmed.
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Fed by the vanished Santa Cruz River, it is home to the longest continually farmed land in the United States.
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Along with losing their habitat, they are killed by farmers for destroying their paddy fields or eating their farmed fish.
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The first animals arrived a couple of decades ago from Peru, where they are mainly farmed for their soft fleece.
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Dixon's family came from Sapelo generations ago and has farmed this area of the mainland for more than 60 years.
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The Bouqs has a flat rate of $40 for gorgeous floral arrangements, and are all from sustainably farmed local artists.
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This is where you'll find certifications like USDA organic, a "Water Wise" icon, and a sustainably farmed or fished label.
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This is where you'll find certifications like USDA organic, a "Water Wise" icon, and a sustainably farmed or fished label.
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Production of rice and wheat alone — two of the most farmed crops worldwide — could decrease 8 and 32 percent, respectively.
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Living conditions in farmed environments have been notoriously filthy, with disease, sea lice, and ensuing antibiotic use, sometimes running rampant.
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The cheapest eggs, birthed from factory-farmed, pesticide-fed hens, are usually packaged in styrofoam and priced at about $2.50.
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However, experts say this provides a loophole via which wild golden coin turtles are sold as farmed versions in markets.
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Indoor-farmed arugula called Dream Greens, made by the Plenty competitor AeroFarms, sells for $0.89 per ounce on ShopRite's website.
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It's tough to compete with industrially farmed $2.99 per pound ground chuck when the best you can do is $8.
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Handmade in the Finger Lakes region of upstate New York, Yobo Soju uses locally sourced and sustainably farmed Catawba grapes.
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"I could see acres being planted," said Alan Seitz, who farmed chile peppers and alfalfa for close to 0003 years.
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The Spanish farmed corn, chick peas and sweet onions while watching bald eagles snag five-pound fish from the water.
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As for domestic farmed shrimp, the industry is tiny, accounting for less than 1 percent of the shrimp we buy.
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In the first three decades of the "reform and opening" era the number of farmed animals in the country tripled.
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Beef is responsible for far more greenhouse gases than other animal products, followed by lamb, farmed crustaceans, cheese, and pork.
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A month later, Timis Corporation farmed out 60 percent of its stake to Kosmos Energy, which runs the project now.
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Globally, the United Nations predicts that by 2050 the number of farmed animals that are raised and slaughtered will double.
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Mueller's team has farmed out various cases, not seen under his direct jurisdiction, to prosecutors elsewhere, including in New York.
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Even today, these sorts of vineyards must be farmed by hand, though getting to them now takes far less time.
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Tangential investigations have been farmed out to other districts, giving them a life of their own far beyond his purview.
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Most people were subsistence farmers: there wasn't enough flat land to grow a cash crop, but they farmed the slopes.
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Farmed, bogus comments have increasingly plagued numerous government proceedings over the last few years as industries seek to influence policy.
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The SPCA noted that the fur trade often subjects animals to poor living conditions as they are farmed for their coats.
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Did you know that in 2011, out of 760 dogs impounded, PETA killed 713 and farmed out 36 to other shelters?
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Crocodiles are farmed for their meat and hides, but large and battle-scarred crocs are usually unsuitable for the handbag market.
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It wants to improve animal welfare by banning imports of factory-farmed products and ensure food imports meet higher Swiss standards.
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Grain farmers in Nebraska, who previously farmed corn and soybeans, are investing $350 million collectively and building barns to raise chickens.
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The certification is given to palm oil farmed in a condition where there was no fire, land conflict, deforestation or peat.
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"Farmed animals is really promising for scale, neglectedness, and tractability," Toni Adleberg, director of research at Animal Charity Evaluators, told me.
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Skies across the vast, intensively farmed Gangetic plain are dimmed by the same mix of diesel and coal fumes as Delhi.
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Prices for delicacies such as "responsibly farmed" salmon were cut by a third, and "animal-welfare-related" ground beef by 29%.
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The domestic farmed-fish industry has doubled in size since 2008 and is 19 times bigger than it was in 2300.
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Ben Belton, an expert on Asian aquaculture at Michigan State University, estimates that 2000% of Bangladesh's farmed fish are eaten domestically.
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A free trade deal would benefit producers of farmed salmon — Norway is the world's largest producer — such as Marine Harvest MHG.
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Revenue collection was farmed out to middlemen who beat money out of taxi drivers, handing only a fraction to public coffers.
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Both the Food and Drug Administration's recommendations and Oregon's food regulations allow an exception for eating raw, never-frozen farmed fish.
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Farmed salmon poses a huge risk to the environment when it mixes with wild populations, as this can disturb important ecosystems.
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Rhinos and tigers are now also farmed: some 6,000 tigers, 50% more than survive in the wild, are on Chinese farms.
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The Dome Dwellers eat special immortality apples, farmed by lower classes dependent on the elites for water rations and other resources.
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They do not address myriad assaults the fish are subjected to, whether wild caught or farmed, and they all suffer immensely.
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"If it's not farmed, the taxes are going to be high," said Dale Badh, a real estate agent and berry farmer.
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They're also organic, fair trade, or sustainably farmed, and formulas are vegan, and free of synthetic preservatives, parabens, phthalates, and sulfates.
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This is in contrast to supermarkets, which are required to label whether it's farmed or wild, and what country it's from.
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Everything except for grains, which Scratch is working with local farmers and maltsters to rectify, is farmed or foraged at Scratch.
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The town's approximately 1,660 residents include affluent landowners, families who have farmed there for generations and people who work for both.
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Only unused land would be subject to seizure, it added, suggesting that land that is being actively farmed would be safe.
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China has been a major proponent of aquaculture and now accounts for 60 percent of all fish farmed in the world.
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Content has been farmed for centuries in various mediums, but the future of the unsustainable digital content farming model is over.
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Front Burner A locally farmed variety of the fish, more commonly found in the West, is now available at Fairway Markets.
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A densely populated and extensively farmed land is transformed into the aural equivalent of a remote rain forest by singing amphibians.
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Large tracts could be farmed more productively, freeing labourers to work in urban factories while also providing food to support them.
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The estate is a mixed environment, with animals, grains, fruits and vegetables, farmed biodynamically with an eye toward protecting the soil.
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Some cats bound for the shelter were farmed out to private rescue groups, while others were housed in mobile adoption vans.
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Chile, the second largest salmon producer after Norway, last year exported $4.5 billion of farmed salmon, on 800,000 tonnes of shipments.
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Whereas farmers cultivated 0003,000 hectares, or 81,500 acres, of land last spring, he said, only 1,200 hectares were farmed this year.
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Dr. Belyaev created a pattern of behavior totally different from that of the farmed foxes he began with, Dr. Kukekova said.
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But the church, which turns 130 this year and was started by residents who farmed the land, has not lost hope.
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After that, we'll have to settle for mostly farmed and frozen fish until next spring — no substitute for the real deal.
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But IndieBio's companies are designing fish, meat and other animal products to feel and taste no different to their farmed counterparts.
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And then there is the ethics of supporting an agricultural system of unimaginable suffering endured by farmed animals from birth to slaughter.
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Jenny Li, whose family has farmed here for 40 years, has struggled to find land that is both high-quality and affordable.
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But only two were made public in the report because they are active investigations that Mueller farmed out to other U.S. prosecutors.
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Brazil-nut trees are some of the tallest in the rainforest, which means they couldn't be farmed, even if you wanted to.
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What's more, their superfood Jasberry rice is sustainably farmed and good for your health: it contains ten times more antioxidants than blueberries.
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On Monday, it released its top charity recommendations for 2018, which highlight organizations it thinks are particularly promising for helping farmed animals.
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Scientists are also looking at genetic modifications to animals—to increase the muscle of cattle or to reduce infections among farmed fish.
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Besides copper, Chile is a leading global producer of a wide array of fruits and vegetables, farmed salmon, lithium and renewable energy.
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Soybean farming can lead to soil erosion and farmed fish still contribute to overfishing if their food is caught from the ocean.
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The other, Holothuria scabra, was being farmed in enclosures with an area of 15,000 square metres, located off the coast of Madagascar.
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Parasites enter the fish through interaction with an external ecosystem, but farmed fish are segregated from the wild by nets or tanks.
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In one study from Norway comparing wild, farmed, and hatchery cod, the prevalence of parasites was lower in the latter two groups.
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Last year, an algal bloom killed up to 20 percent of Chile's farmed salmon, some 25 million fish, pushing prices higher globally.
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That meant leaving some cattle and sheep un-farmed on the map, but it also meant I survived until the happy end.
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Still, Sawyer said he is determined to stay on the land in McPherson County that his family has farmed for four generations.
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Less welcome is a rise in the number of farmed animals: Laos's biggest breeding facility, near Thakhek, reportedly holds around 400 tigers.
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All of these functions are either unnecessary, or could be farmed out to other federal agencies or the states, according to Jamison.
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In the next few years, three giant companies are expected to hold huge sway over what is farmed and what we eat.
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On Wednesday, though, how about picking up a fat farmed trout on the way home, and making Tamar Adler's recipe for it?
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He has for instance farmed out the tax fraud case against Trump's former personal lawyer Michael Cohen to prosecutors in New York.
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The German and the Dutch dairy industries wanted to ship their factory-farmed milk across Europe and sell it to Greek consumers.
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Weather patterns will shift dramatically, so we won't be able to rely on areas we have dependably farmed for hundreds of years.
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Antonio Pestana, chief of Venezuela's farming association, told reporters last month that only 25 percent of agricultural land is actually being farmed.
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Why is it socially acceptable to eat factory-farmed burgers, for example, but not to eat sustainable wild meat such as seal?
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The custom-farmed buckwheat also goes into an astoundingly good thing called soba miso that comes smeared on a small wooden paddle.
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City Kitchen Brilliant red, mildly sweet and velvety, it may be more expensive than its farmed counterpart, but it's so much finer.
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It makes sense given that wild salmon eat live prey and have a varied diet, whereas farmed eat the equivalent of kibble.
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After moving to a remote area near Trondheim, Norway, in 1924, she and her husband Hans lived off the land they farmed.
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At worst, farmed for high yields rather than good quality, it required industrial doses of pine resin for a sense of identity.
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With its vast expanses of untrammeled coastline, Alaska is primed to overtake Maine as the state that produces the most farmed kelp.
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It is also investing in new techniques designed to eliminate the risk of escapes of farmed salmon and to cut lice numbers.
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Antonelli never spent a day in the minors, since players with large bonuses could be claimed by another team if farmed out.
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Mr. Marchini's family has farmed in the valley for four generations and he grew up working side by side with Mexican immigrants.
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In 2017, the country harvested 23,000 tons of farmed fish, according to government data, though fish farming also comes with environmental concerns.
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Farmed salmon, for example, can convert feed into edible protein far more efficiently than cows or pigs, while producing fewer greenhouse gases.
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Today, most of the world&aposs caviar is being farmed across across the globe, from China to the Middle East to Madagascar.
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They came from California to Vietnam and had "farmed blueberries, managed bluebird conservation areas and designed shoes for Nike," the announcement boasted.
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He stayed in regular touch - a job normally farmed out to more junior staff - and 18 months later Wunderman won the deal.
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With farmed salmon living in crowded spaces, in such close proximity to each other, it's not surprising that disease spreads like wildfire.
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Most of it is farmed from Southeast Asia, and most of those farms have bad records of using banned or unapproved antibiotics.
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This CBD usually comes from cannabis plants farmed in Colorado or Oregon, or, increasingly, states not normally associated with the cannabis trade.
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Moments before the couple is supposed to say, "I do," Jimmy realizes his bride "farmed out her vows" to her music ex clients.
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However, activists say the use of farmed supplies of animals such as tigers and rhinos risks enabling the laundering of wild animal parts.
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Deforestation began during Haiti's colonial period, as land was cleared for cash crops like coffee, tobacco and sugar, all farmed through slave labor.
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Norway is the world's largest producer of farmed salmon, and seafood is the Nordic country's second-largest export industry after oil and gas.
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Norway is the world's top producer of farmed salmon, and the shares of Marine Harvest and other companies rose following the ministry's statement.
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If they made the move for ethical reasons, further reflection might lead them to see that similar issues apply to other farmed species.
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"The last time I farmed in Bdagu was 2014, and after Boko Haram attack I have not gone back to farming," he says.
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Scientists have wondered whether the marijuana plants came in via trade, or whether they had been farmed or grew wild in the region.
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In other words, even though Ötzi farmed and had animals, he also needed to hunt occasionally too to cope with the harsh conditions.
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They also over-farmed the oysters, which reduced the ability of the oyster reefs to subdue the storm surge that hit the mainland.
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It came from the warmer McMinnville area in the central Willamette and was also made from biodynamically farmed grapes, from the Maysara estate.
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The new cottonseed's biggest commercial use may be as feed for poultry, swine and farmed aquatic species like fish and shrimp, Rathore said.
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The company presented its salmon as a sustainable alternative to wild or traditionally farmed salmon, which are vulnerable to overfishing and disease outbreaks.
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The sweet potato is one of the most valuable crops in the world, providing more nutrients per farmed acre than any other staple.
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And that's what happens to me, and all my beautiful souls—souls so carefully farmed over many, so many, oh so many hours.
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You'll first want to look for wild shrimp in the shell, fresh or frozen, unless you have access to sustainably raised farmed shrimp.
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Be aware that most farmed frozen shrimp, though inexpensive, are of dubious origin, and are likely dipped in some kind of preservative solution.
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At 72, he had spent most of his life in Mokong, where he had farmed until he was too old to chase animals.
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Whether farmed or wild, the cheaper the shrimp, the more likely it is to have been treated with sodium tripolyphosphate and sodium bisulfite.
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While European and British law protects farmed fish from pain and distress at the time of slaughter, wild fish have no such protections.
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Though tigers are the most contentious of Asia's farmed wildlife, they are by no means the only species caught up in the industry.
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Neither of them serves the globally popular product labeled "Norwegian salmon," knowing that it is not wild, but farmed in the country's waters.
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Organic grapes, like industrially farmed grapes, can be processed in the winery with great artifice and little regard for producing a forthright product.
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There&aposs a distinct difference in how farmed and wild caviar tastes, due to the diets of the sturgeon that produce the eggs.
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This type of diet is born out of necessity in the Amazon, because farmed food is more certain, especially during a poor hunting season.
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Because of the many rules and regulations, pharmaceutical naming has become highly specialized work that is mostly farmed out to highly specialized creative agencies.
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But new research shows that even our ancestors in the Bronze Age changed the chemistry of the soils they farmed over 2,000 years ago.
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The link between the number of hectares farmed and the amount of cocaine produced is complicated by varying soils, climate, latitude, and processing techniques.
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By revealing the dignity of elderly farmed animals, I invite viewers to consider what is lost when these animals are butchered in their youth.
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The price of farmed salmon was 9% lower in the second quarter than a year earlier, while its output fell by 2%, Bakkafrost said.
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The latter is aided by the fact the poppies are farmed in some of the most impoverished and politically charged regions of the world.
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Libya "was farmed out to the working level," according to Dennis Ross, who served as a special assistant to President Obama until November 2011.
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Farmed land is more productive, which allowed the more populous farmers to push hunter-gatherers off all but the most remote or inhospitable land.
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But the union also warned that the provision of such key services, including in war zones, should not be farmed out to private companies.
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But now, Animal Equality, an international farmed animal advocacy group, want to take you inside the grim and gory heart of a pig slaughterhouse.
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But farmed areas also are expanding, leaving far less open grazing land available for pastoralists, and leading to herds more frequently straying into crops.
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At our restaurants, we celebrate the unheralded Arctic char, a versatile and flavorful cousin of the salmon that is farmed with minimal environmental impact.
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Western activists therefore argue that the way to save wild animals is not to increase the supply of farmed ones but to cut demand.
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One bright spot in the plight of farmed animals over the past decade is the success of the animal protection movement's cage-free campaign.
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But the tuna in the restaurant differs from that available elsewhere in one crucial respect: it was not caught in the wild, but farmed.
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From 2001 to 2011, Target farmed out control of its website to Amazon, essentially ceding its online presence to its rival for ten years.
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The crop of zinnias were farmed using methods developed by NASA's Veggie program and sprouted from "pillows" full of fertilizer, seeds, water, and clay.
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The thick flesh of the wild fillet, from a big fish, was firm yet silky; the texture of the farmed fish was less firm.
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"Ultimately, our aim is to change as many people's diet as possible, as this is the best way to help farmed animals," she says.
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Front Burner A good way to kick the farmed salmon/Chilean sea bass/shrimp habit is to visit Yuji Haraguchi's serene little fish market.
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I don't know if we can prevent the land my family has farmed in northwest Indiana for the past three generations from drying up.
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Montinore Estate is in the cool northern Willamette near the town of Forest Grove, and this wine comes from its biodynamically farmed estate vineyard.
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The first Reiter, a butcher who eventually farmed near Watsonville, where there was a nascent strawberry industry, came to California from Alsace in 1849.
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Felony theft in Florida also includes stealing any commercially farmed animal, which could include a chicken or a bee colony, and stealing fire extinguishers.
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" He continues: "Is the world going to suffer very much if one of the dozen species of Mediterranean lemons is no longer farmed anymore?
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A few dozen people who would never eat farmed horse, dog, or cat meat said they'd be willing to try IVM versions of those.
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But this environmentally sustainable, responsibly managed fishery faces imminent threats from mining companies and ecosystem loss if we don't prioritize wild salmon over farmed.
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No animal has to be farmed or hunted and no disease has to be risked to enjoy a juicy burger or a crispy nugget.
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On her first day of high school in the camp, Haruko meets Margot, a first-generation German-American teenager whose family farmed in Iowa.
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A significant problem, some environmentalists said, has been the proliferation of the planting of eucalyptus trees for profit, to be farmed for paper pulp.
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To find out, I took a close look at America's favorite seafood, which falls into two broad categories: wild-caught shrimp and farmed shrimp.
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This higher-quality shrimp is the product some fisheries hope will set them apart from the farmed shrimp imported from Asia and South America.
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That's a big deal because the vast majority of animals raised for food in the US are now factory farmed, often in horrific conditions.
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Until the day they are killed, in some cases brutally, dogs farmed for meat are left alone in metal cages similar to chicken coops.
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Supermarkets stocked with pre-cut, commercially farmed meat have contributed to a psychological disassociation in consumers between meat and the animals it comes from.
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Gene Baur is president and co-founder of Farm Sanctuary, an American animal protection organization established in 1986 as an advocate for farmed animals.
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The Federation of Indian Animal Protection Organisations focuses on reducing the suffering of farmed animals and on building the animal advocacy movement in India.
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OSLO, Sept 16 (Reuters) - The average price of Norwegian farmed salmon is expected to rise next week, two industry sources told Reuters on Friday.
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Ireland is already one of the world's largest centres for back office banking functions such as settling transactions, many of them farmed out from London.
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Walmart, overall, may continue be more affordable — especially as you fill your cart with generics that aren't organic, responsibly farmed, gluten-free and so on.
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I've recently started eating eggs because I thought about it and I feel that practically and ethically there's no problem with eating home-farmed eggs.
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We would blanch at the idea of people considered heroes today having their names pulled off buildings 200 years from now because they farmed livestock.
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In Japan, the seafood company Nissui reported hatching octopus eggs in captivity in 2017 and is predicting a fully farmed market-ready octopus by 2020.
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Today the Nile is too polluted and overfished to yield a big catch, so feseekh are farmed or caught in the Mediterranean and Red Sea.
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After the Civil War, many former slaves on the Sea Islands bought portions of the land where their descendants have lived and farmed for generations.
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OSLO, June 29 (Reuters) - The price of farmed Norwegian salmon is set to increase next week as availability declines, industry sources told Reuters on Friday.
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OSLO, July 6 (Reuters) - The price of farmed Norwegian salmon is set to fall next week as volume increases, industry sources told Reuters on Friday.
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Many farmed animal species have impressive cognitive abilities (chickens can do math and fish have excellent memories), but pigs appear to be the most intelligent.
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This spring, without any legislation forcing their hand, the Diamondbacks farmed out Hernandez to High-A on March 240, after just two spring plate appearances.
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Instead of cooking the cheap, broken rice kernels usually reserved for bubur, Locavore uses high-grade, organic, sustainably farmed rice from central Bali's Jatih Luwih.
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Wild coffee adaptations could bolster the genetic resilience of farmed species in the face of these challenges, but only if they are protected and preserved.
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"They do not require a FWC license if [cassowaries] are being farmed or propagated," FWC community relations director Susan Neel told Motherboard in an email.
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Until recently, favoring wild over farmed fish has been the obvious choice, with much of the latter assumed to be lacking in taste and texture.
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She is farmed out to a man of high status in the government, known only as the Commander, for the sole purpose of making babies.
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Hogan Lovells farmed out some work to Mercury, a public affairs and lobbying firm, late last month, according to documents sent to the Justice Department.
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TANGYAN, Myanmar (Reuters) - Zhou Xing Ci's family have farmed poppies for as long as anyone remembers, scraping the flowers' sticky brown sap to produce opium.
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In the midst of a farmed area of giant banana trees and coffee plants, the group came across another search team of soldiers and cavers.
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For example, some cybercriminals have farmed out Captcha-breaking schemes to electronic sweatshops where humans are used to decode the puzzles for a tiny fee.
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If you're buying farmed salmon and optimizing for climate-friendliness, look for fish that is certified sustainable (this is not the same thing as organic).
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Maloof's video touches upon the banana as slang, as a color, and as a fruit farmed by large corporations that care little for their workers.
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And even though pearl diving could bring in as much as $2,000 for one small pearl, most of his income comes from his farmed pearls.
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These fish can reportedly grow twice as fast as conventionally-farmed Atlantic salmon, reaching adult size in some 18 months as compared to 30 months.
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It cited Golden Morn cereal, made from maize farmed in the northwestern state of Kaduna, as a product in which the goal had been achieved.
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Pepper is farmed wherever the proper steamy climate exists — Brazil, Ecuador, southern India, Indonesia, Vietnam — and pepper from different regions can vary widely in taste.
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With its fertile land, pristine mountains and uncontaminated ocean and lakes, nearly everything you consume here was grown, caught or farmed within a few miles.
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The sweet potato, Ipomoea batatas, is one of the most valuable crops in the world, providing more nutrients per farmed acre than any other staple.
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The shield was first discovered by archaeologists in 2015 in Leicester at an Iron Age site where people once farmed near the Fosse Way Roman road.
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"Consumers are very concerned about the stress that farmed animals go through in their lives so are more interested in wild meat," he told the Telegraph.
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ROSS-ON-WYE, England (Reuters) - For almost 100 years, Chris Chinn's family has farmed asparagus in the rolling hills of the Wye Valley in western England.
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Jose Eliecer Sierra, 53, has farmed coffee for three decades but low prices have forced him to look at alternatives - Hass avocados and cattle among them.
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The agency did not find PFAS chemicals in most foods — but it did report PFAS in milk and produce that had been farmed near polluted locations.
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Gross gets only 15 of the farmed, organically raised creatures each year, so diners need to be lucky, as well as daring, to get a taste.
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Tramping around its muddy edge, Adam Ward of Indiana University says that nine-tenths of the state's wetlands have been filled in, farmed or built over.
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When Mr Xi put it on the agenda in 1003, the government broke it down into 34 separate initiatives, farmed out to different departments and agencies.
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Simply, prosthetic intelligence, this part of our thinking minds that we have farmed out to technology, has no such guarantee of the right to remain silent.
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New open-ocean fish farms with automatic feeders (pictured) enable more fish to be farmed in deeper waters—a way to ease the crisis of overfishing.
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Globally, about 27.3 million tonnes of farmed seaweed were produced in 2014, worth $6.4 billion and up from almost nothing in 1970, the U.N. University said.
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Do not consume Canadian farmed salmon, bluefin tuna, imported shrimp, shark, wild halibut, or Atlantic rock crabs from any state in the United States except Massachusetts.
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In other words, wild coffee species have evolved a wide variety of adaptations that could be selectively bred into farmed strains that could benefit from them.
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The former educator thinks that the teacher evaluation process should instead be "farmed out" to various experts in the community like university instructors and business leaders.
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Because those fish do not breed regularly in captivity, scientists in Japan have worked decades to come up with ways to produce full-cycle farmed fish.
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The government said the decision was in line with its policy of reclaiming parcels of land exceeding 20 hectares (50 acres) that are not being farmed.
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So while the Ancient White Park has never ceased to eat its original, natural diet, conventionally farmed cattle have had their diets drastically altered toward corn.
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The health benefits of the vegan diet are well-documented; weight loss, disease prevention, no inadvertent antibiotic consumption from factory-farmed meat—the list goes on.
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But when farmed and vinified carefully, carignan can produce wines that can be intriguing and delicious, particularly when the grapes come from old, low-yielding vines.
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While the chain is attempting to attract hunters, Arby's sandwiches will be made with farmed venison, due to the strict rules surrounding restaurants serving wild game.
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Packed with premium ingredients that are ethically farmed and locally sourced, ZiwiPeak sets a new standard for quality when it comes to nutrient-rich cat food.
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For those reasons, animal welfare researchers have urged plant-based meat companies to figure out a substitute for chicken and other farmed chicken products like eggs.
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They may even qualify as animal cruelty (but no crueler, it should be said, than what's suffered daily by hundreds of millions of factory-farmed animals).
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Courtesy of Mikael Damkier/Shutterstock Courtesy of Mikael Damkier/Shutterstock Fish feed solutions accelerate Right now, most farmed fish eat food made from wild forage fish.
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But another study by Dr. Turvey and his colleagues shows that reintroducing farmed animals is not a simple solution for saving the species in the wild.
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News reports said that China cultivated 80 percent of the world's farmed oysters, most of them the pesky Pacific oyster, so Denmark's would not be necessary.
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A tour of the winery, by reservation ($20), includes a private tasting and a ride through the estate's organically farmed vineyard in an all-terrain Pinzgauer.
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Domesticated and farmed animals such as horses and camels may carry no more than one rider and no more than 20 percent of their body weight.
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Whether farmed or wild caught, the cheaper the shrimp, the more likely it is to have been treated with chemicals, particularly sodium tripolyphosphate and sodium bisulfite.
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A family-run estate on property farmed since the 12th century, Arlaux has made Champagne since 1826 but only now is exporting to the United States.
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Among the items on the price-cut list: bananas, butter, crunchy almond butter, organic large brown eggs, responsibly farmed salmon and tilapia and organic Fuji apples.
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Now an American family in a land-locked state can serve fresh farmed salmon any night of the year thanks to imports from Chile and Norway.
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A 2017 survey showed that nearly a third of people would be willing to eat clean meat regularly or as a replacement for traditional farmed meat.
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The farmer vote that was courted for more than a century was a ballot cast by an American who farmed, and by farming supported a household.
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The beauty of these creatures is that, unlike farmed fish or prawns, they don't require any feed apart from the nutrients they absorb from the sea.
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Customers can opt for baited hooks to snag rainbow trout, salmon trout, fluke, shrimp, flounder, farmed striped bass, rockfish, lobster or abalone swimming in the pools.
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"Introduced in the 1970s to be farmed for food, they somehow escaped into the wild and now destroy biodiversity and eat our native species," he says.
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When I offer scientific research about the complex emotions of farmed animals, I'm often told to spend less time on the internet and more on a farm.
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Many other important executive functions are farmed out to an alphabet soup of semi-independent commissions — SEC, FCC, FTC, FEC — whose leadership the president only partly selects.
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According to Kaba, the problem stems from the government signing over land to companies, displacing local people off the land they have always lived on and farmed.
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As long as humans have lived and farmed in proximity to Mount Etna, they've grown grapes in the foothills and slopes of this still quite active volcano.
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Across the intensively farmed Canterbury plains, pregnant women are advised to test their water for nitrates to avoid blue-baby syndrome, an ailment which can suffocate infants.
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The chili-based hot sauce is made with bright red jalapeno peppers, which are farmed for Huy Fong through an exclusive partnership with Underwood Ranchers in California.
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The specialized blades glide into ingredients with precision—so you can feel just as elegant carving leftover deli ham as you would preparing sustainably farmed Kanpachi sashimi.
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According to CTV News in British Columbia, the pipe appears to be connected to Brown's Bay Packing Company, a farmed Atlantic salmon processing plant near Campbell River.
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Like soybeans, canola, or rapeseed, is crushed into oil and meal, with the meal used to feed China's huge herd of livestock as well as farmed fish.
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Oysters are usually farmed in the ocean, but in the Dutch province of Zeeland, an oyster farm has decided to try its luck away from open water.
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Although the plants are farmed legally for pharmaceutical purposes in China, the appearance across the border in Afghanistan has exacerbated a long-running headache for Afghan officials.
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A 2015 analysis by Oceana found that almost half of the salmon sold in grocery stores and restaurants was mislabeled — farmed salmon was labeled as wild-caught.
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Edible insect company Eat Grub, whose Netherlands-farmed crickets will be stocked in 250 Sainsbury's stores, said nearly 10 percent of British people had tried eating insects.
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Yet yields of important crops such as rice and wheat have now stopped rising in some intensively farmed parts of the world, a phenomenon called yield plateauing.
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Sodeto was created in 1950, one of more than 200 planned communities created by former dictator Francisco Franco across the Spanish countryside to populate under-farmed areas.
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Approximately 3 billion people in the world rely on both wild-caught and farmed seafood as their primary source of protein, according to the World Wildlife Organization.
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Shrimp from Newburgh, New York, where they're farmed in tanks in the basement of a former mattress factory, get torched on one side until they curl up.
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But, because few of these scientists are professional coders, they have often analyzed their hauls with jury-rigged code that has been farmed out to graduate students.
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Vertically farmed produce can be either exotic varietals or local favorites, does not need to be engineered to reduce spoilage during transport and is incredibly water efficient.
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Whether granite, limestone, basalt, shale, gravel, slate or clay, each, they argue, imparts consistent characteristics when matched with the proper grapes, particularly when carefully and conscientiously farmed.
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Mayukh highlighted a few of the people who have cooked, farmed, and baked for good this year, and explained why food activism was so important in 2017.
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Norway: Eight million farmed salmon have suffocated in northern Norway over the past week as a result of persistent algae bloom, an industry body estimated on Thursday.
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If they were farmed and vinified with the same care given to chardonnay, might they cost a little more than those cheap bottles in the supermarket racks?
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They farmed that task out to a sex-crimes prosecutor named Rachel Mitchell, who tried unsuccessfully in five-minute increments to poke holes in Dr. Blasey's story.
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SALEM, N.Y. — She planted her spring crops at the family farm, following the same steps as her ancestors did as they farmed the land for seven generations.
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For decades, he had helped run an independent dairy operation on land farmed by his family since the 1930s, selling milk to the dairy processor Garelick Farms.
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And depending on how you adjust for nutrient content, some varieties of farmed mussels can cost us just 0.6 kilograms of carbon per kilogram of mussel meat.
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For them, the problem was that Europe's population had grown too quickly, and the peasants irresponsibly farmed land so marginal that the slightest disruption could be disastrous.
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One in five salmon farmed in Norway dies before reaching maturity, partly due to tiny blood-sucking lice that latch onto the outside of the pink fish.
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"Farmed mussels are environmentally benign, and some research suggests their cultivation may have an overall beneficial effect on the marine ecosystem," she outlined previously in The Guardian.
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Tuesday, yet another new one: Lidey Heuck's chile and honey roasted salmon, which really and truly benefits from making it with wild-caught salmon instead of farmed.
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I'd like to wager that securing equal pay and paid family leave is far more important for women than achieving equal representation among factory-farmed fried chicken ambassadors.
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Antonio Pestana, chief of the farming industry association, told reporters recently that shortages of seeds and agrochemicals means only 25 percent of agricultural land is actually being farmed.
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Sugar led the decline in all other farmed commodity prices, slumping 9.1 percent as expectations for large export supplies from Brazil coincided with weak global demand for imports.
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They are illegal in all of these countries except China, which remains the largest producer of farmed bile with more than 10,000 bears held in captivity, it adds.
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The study lays the bulk of the blame on industrial agriculture, which has caused widespread habitat loss and has saturated wild and farmed environments with insect-killing pesticides.
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The company was given a boost recently when the European Commission approved the use of insect protein to feed farmed fish (in the U.S., regulations vary by state).
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His family had farmed some when he was a teenager before leasing the land to tenants for years, and he knew it was difficult to make ends meet.
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"This really seems like a case where contaminated, factory farmed meats almost cost someone a monumental event in their life," Heart & Trotter owner, Trey Nichols, tells TMZ Sports.
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A virus that infected farmed salmon in Norway in 1984, for instance, wiped out up to 80 percent of fish at some farms and led to tighter laws.
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Ending the commodification of even one popularly farmed animal would cause a widespread shift in perspective; all animal farming would likely be questioned to a much greater degree.
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Rather, bat-friendly tequila refers to liquor farmed by companies that allow their blue agave crops to blossom naturally, instead of prematurely harvesting them before their flowers appear.
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All seafood for sale in stores, both fresh and frozen, will be certified sustainable or responsibly farmed, and it is working to be a zero-waste operation overall.
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Retailers are now required to disclose data on the commercial and scientific names of most fish sold, whether they were caught or farmed and where they came from.
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Women will receive financing to develop livelihoods that are resilient to climate change, including growing vegetables hydroponically while using waste produced by farmed fish as fertilizer, Rashid said.
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For over a century, the American Indians on the island fished, hunted, trapped and farmed among the lush banana and pecan trees that once spread out for acres.
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But a new kind of farmed striped bass has come on the market that's not a hybrid; it is genuine Morone saxatilis, the same as the wild fish.
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Numi Blooming Tea Gift Set, available on Amazon, $25.87Numi's tea is all organic and farmed ethically, so you can feel good about gifting this blooming tea gift set.
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"It's a break from what's going on over there," he says, gazing to the south side of his property that's been farmed by his family for 149 years.
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Dioxins and dioxin-like PCBs are mainly by-products of industrial activities and can accumulate in the food chain, notably in fatty fish, cheese, eggs and farmed meat.
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The Tencel comes from sustainably farmed eucalyptus trees and the Cupro used is made from cotton linter that would otherwise just be thrown into a landfill as waste.
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Andrew Magunga farmed crickets in buckets for years before he joined the project and began to rear in crates what he believes is the food of the future.
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Starbucks has long farmed out the retail distribution of its packaged products to a company more specialized in that process, but the partnerships have not always been smooth.
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Furthermore, input costs are lower, and organic ponds have a longer lifespan than intensively farmed ponds, which often become so overrun by disease and pollution they are abandoned.
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OSLO, June 24 (Reuters) - The price of Norwegian farmed salmon will probably fall 3-6 Norwegian crowns after recent record highs, two industry sources told Reuters on Friday.
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The pair journey through vast, GM-fuelled cornfields that are farmed by mammoth, automated agricultural machines working through the night—automated machines that have evidently displaced human workers.
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She evoked a myth of country life, back in the old days when her patrons' grandparents or even great-grandparents farmed these rolling hills and fought the wars.
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It's an area not known for wine, but for wheat, and for the fruit of the prickly pear cactus, which is farmed in rows like any other crop.
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These are mostly farmed frogs and thus not as vulnerable to extinction, but the circumstances in which they're bred and exported may contribute to the spread of disease.
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Al-Ghamr, one of the two areas Jordan is reclaiming, is currently farmed by members of Zofar, an agricultural cooperative village in the Arava region of southern Israel.
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Decisions about whether to take down or suspend an account are automated wherever possible, or farmed out to teams of low-level employees and contractors around the world.
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While wild (but not farmed) salmon has the highest levels of DHA, it can also be found in other fish, fish oils, walnuts, flaxseed, and fruits and vegetables.
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Now steelhead is being farmed in an indoor facility upstate, Hudson Valley Fisheries, where it can reach nearly seven pounds and is raised without hormones, antibiotics and parasiticides.
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But the government farmed out his book to numerous agencies, and the review process delayed publication more than eight months, to the fall of 2017, disrupting promotional plans.
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Their diet consists of meat byproducts, soy, processed oils and other additives, all of which contribute to climate change, and many farmed salmon producers use antibiotics and hormones.
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And kelp farming has been shown to improve water quality to such a degree that shellfish farmed amid the kelp develop noticeably thicker shells and sweeter, larger meat.
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But activists say the biggest threat is the genetic impact of farmed fish that escape their pens, reproduce with wild salmon and produce offspring ill-equipped to survive.
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Seafood and other aquatic products, such as farmed fish, are among Vietnam's top exports to China and Europe, both of which have been hit hard by the virus.
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The sustainability of fish farming is improving, but farmed fish are still often grown in high densities, and so there's a lot of spread of disease and pollution.
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Where your meat comes from also plays a factor — chicken from your local farmer's market has a lower carbon impact than factory-farmed chicken shipped to a supermarket.
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He farmed until a drought withered his paddies and a friend returned from Bangkok with tales of money made driving foreigners to palaces, temples and go-go bars.
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So are many good wines made with the famous grapes of these regions (pinot noir, chardonnay and cabernet sauvignon), especially those that are carefully farmed and conscientiously produced.
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For around two decades, large paper and palm oil plantations have farmed the rich peatlands that run along the Sumatran coast of Indonesia and the island of Borneo.
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Various media outlets have labelled the footage "gruesome," unable to handle the notion that not everyone gets all their protein from plastic-wrapped cutlets of factory-farmed chicken.
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So together, they created "Odd Apples," a large-format book of Mullan's photographs including each apple's cultivar name, the location where it was first farmed and tasting notes.
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Wild mushrooms — or the so-called wild ones you can find in many markets that are actually farmed — are an excellent choice in terms of both flavor and texture.
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While property is often contested in Brazil, it is usually waged over remote jungles or distant mountains - vast swathes of land that can be mined or farmed for profit.
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It is a terrific primer on the subject of preparing wild and farmed salmon at home, and offers links to an incredible number of great recipes for the fish.
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For that reason, people who want their dollar to go as far as possible in improving conditions for animals often look at charities that work toward helping farmed animals.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration demands edible bug products are safe for human consumption, including farmed rather than harvested from the wild due to contamination risks, Allen said.
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She is an undercover animal farm investigator for Mercy for Animals (MFA), a non-profit organization that works to prevent cruelty to farmed animals and to promote humane policy.
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As the only part of India where rice is farmed below sea level, it was designated in 21955 by the United Nations as a globally important agricultural heritage system.
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Salmon is a good choice here, even though the total of omega-3s varies considerably by type of salmon (the species and whether it is farmed or wild-caught).
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Of course that's not an option anymore, but you can snorkel all you like in fiberglass reefs stocked with colorful farmed parrotfish and now and then a robot shark.
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Though a third of Earth's land area is farmed or used for livestock, more food doesn't solve the problem of hunger in the face of more and more people.
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This is fine when beasts are being farmed intensively, as is often the case in Europe (indeed, DSM Nutritional Products, a European firm, is working along the same lines).
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Wild salmon is likely to have more omega three fatty acids in it because it feeds on other small fish instead of farmed salmon, which is often fed grain.
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The Guardian found Charoen Pokphand Foods was buying fishmeal to feed to its farmed prawns from some suppliers that owned, operated or brought from fishing boats staffed by slaves.
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Utilizing selective breeding to encourage these personality types could prove incredibly beneficial to farmed fishing environments, because some fish are simply better suited to living in a confined environment.
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Rozman had grown up in a health-conscious family that nonetheless "had to be reminded that food was farmed," he said; being in daily contact with plants felt revelatory.
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An average acre of conventionally farmed Cabernet in Napa yields four to six tons of grapes; Rozman gets one to two tons—and that's before accounting for animal damage.
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The challenge is to combat external propaganda and bot-farmed lies without allowing Facebook, Google, and the like to become even more powerful arbiters of news or public debate.
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People in the business of content can still believe in their future, even if it is no longer farmed on 'the internet' as a content farmer once knew it.
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At the nuclear agency, researchers are using similar techniques to identify the origins of fish and prawns that they suspect may be falsely labeled as locally farmed or caught.
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Mr. MacKnight, the Ideal Fish marketer, sees his biggest challenge as overcoming negative perceptions of farmed fish by touting the company's ability to conserve water and grow fresh produce.
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They farmed opium poppy, wheat and grapes along a main highway used by coalition forces to supply the military units that were pushing into what had been Taliban territory.
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The items the company said it would drop prices on include bananas, butter, crunchy almond butter, organic large brown eggs, responsibly farmed salmon and tilapia and organic Fuji apples.
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Today, although mass-produced wines are still largely farmed industrially, the best producers have mostly abandoned the fertilizers, herbicides, fungicides and supplements that are the foundation of chemical farming.
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Word of the Day : (of farmland) capable of being farmed productively _________ The word arable has appeared in 16 New York Times articles in the last year, including on Oct.
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In a statement Monday, China's State Council said rhino and tiger parts could now be used "in medical research and healing," as long as they came from farmed animals.
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Instead, Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the majority leader, farmed out the remaking of 17 percent of the economy to a small group of senators, all Republican white men.
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Its oldest room was built in 1830 as a ranching outpost when families lived on the south side of the Rio Grande and farmed their cattle to the north.
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The reality is that Hong Kong is the rule, not the exception—imported farmed fish is the future and, in many places, it has already well surpassed wild fish stock.
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That includes items such as the chain's Whole Trade organic bananas, organic avocados, responsibly farmed salmon, organic large brown eggs, animal-welfare-rated 85% lean ground beef and almond butter.
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OSLO, June 17 (Reuters) - The price of Norwegian farmed salmon will fall slightly next week but still remains close to recent record highs, two industry sources told Reuters on Friday.
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OSLO, Nov 4 (Reuters) - The average price of Norwegian farmed salmon is expected to drop to around 60 crowns per kilo next week, an industry source told Reuters on Friday.
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They had led to a swift rise in living standards as peasants left collectives and profitably farmed their own plots, jumped into business or left to work in the cities.
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The traditional method for killing farmed fish is letting them asphyxiate in air or on ice, which is a prolonged and distressing processes, and is sometimes followed by a stun.
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Consumers are increasingly turning to cruelty-free alternatives to factory-farmed meat and unethically sourced fish, but experts are still debating what kind of consumption does the least harm overall.
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All seafood in the seafood department is either sustainable wild-caught or Responsibly Farmed, which prohibits the use of antibiotics and added growth hormones in feed and minimizes environmental impact.
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Shobantaruba explained that while his parents were born and bred in Namtari and farmed there for decades, they did not have deeds to prove ownership, a requirement under Nigerian law.
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It lowered some prices on Monday, cutting the cost of bananas to 49 cents a pound from 79 cents and "responsibly farmed" Atlantic salmon to $9.99 a pound from $13.99.
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Edenworks, in the Bushwick section of Brooklyn, uses an aquaponic system, which allows both plants and fish to be farmed at the same time, creating a self-regulating indoor ecosystem.
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Born in 1863, he grew up in a hamlet on the west coast of Sweden,where his family farmed, tended the grounds of a cemetery and ran a country store.
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He said logging companies have torn down much of the forest where generations of his ancestors have farmed, hunted and fished and replaced the ancient trees with oil palm plantations.
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This might look like a lake, but until earlier this year, it was a soybean farm in Vicksburg, Mississippi, owned and farmed by by Randy and his daughter Victoria Darden.
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Fitzgerald: You'll find a mix of wild-caught product and, even though they call it farmed, ranched—baby eels that they've caught in the wild and then raised in pens.
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The spot price for farmed salmon fell by 1.93 Norwegian crowns to an average of 51.72 Norwegian crowns per kilo last week, according to statistics from the Nasdaq Salmon Index.
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Appellation Wine & Spirits, which after 10 years on 10th Avenue in west Chelsea will soon be moving to London Terrace, sells only wines from organically, biodynamically or sustainably farmed grapes.
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Part of his incentive comes from the simple fact that, for the foreseeable future, caviar from farmed sturgeon is the only kind most of us are going to (legally) get.
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We are burdened with our search histories and purchase histories and data stats that constitute our profile, to then be lumped and farmed out and sold to the highest bidder.
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Will Norton can point to the soil under his feet and say that his granddad's dad farmed that same soil that he now raises both cattle and his family on.
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If people choose to feel compassion and feel empathy toward farmed animals, it's a pretty significant commitment because then they start to recognize what a moral atrocity animal farming is.
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Sawhney and Johnson decided to take their anti-dairy campaign to the Democratic primary candidates' stages, they told me, because everyone in mainstream politics is complicit in farmed-animal suffering.
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When Petipa fell ill during work on the first act, he was replaced by his assistant, Lev Ivanov, who, under pressure, farmed out at least one dance to a colleague.
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About 10 years ago, Ms. Moore began spending more time in Lake City, where her grandparents had farmed and her father, a school principal and coach, was a local leader.
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Trawlers could harvest as much as 120 million pounds, but because cheap farmed species like tilapia have replaced groundfish in the minds of consumers, demand is only about half that.
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Illegal drugs are beginning to be farmed and possibly manufactured in labs, according to the police, United Nations experts and working-class urban families who see the scourge affecting relatives.
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She suggested picking farmed algae-fed salmon when shopping for fish, since they have levels of omega-3 DHA that are the same, or even higher, than wild-caught fish.
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If you stop by, you may want to visit the airport's top-rated eatery Root Down, which is known for crafting American dishes using locally-farmed, sustainable, and organic ingredients.
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If you've ever eaten a Thai seafood dish that was undermined by the shallow-pond flavor of farmed fish, you'll understand why I hope the Suansilphongs keep using local bluefish.
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If I am buying new — which happens less and less frequently these days — I gravitate towards things that are made from recycled materials, materials that are regeneratively farmed or organic.
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His sipper is an 80-proof combination of wild and farmed agaves; his mixing mezcal, an 86-proof Espadín , comes in a bottle the matte-black color of the Batmobile.
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The problem For around two decades, large paper and palm oil plantations have farmed the rich peatlands that run along the Sumatran coast of Indonesia and the island of Borneo.
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And no wonder: While the United States spends $15 billion to promote commodity crops, it spends less than $1 billion on all domestic seafood-related programs, both wild and farmed.
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De Montchalin won 61.22 percent of the vote representing En Marche in Essonne, a region about an hour south of Paris, where her family has farmed for the past century.
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The directive says that the bones and horns may be procured only from farmed animals, and that only the bones of tigers that have died of natural causes can be used.
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Lifting the restrictions on farmed salmon, Norway's second-largest export after oil and gas, could add 265 billion Norwegian crowns ($230 million) to annual export earnings from the industry, NSC said.
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In 2014, these more than 12,400 large farms occupied one out of every three acres of land farmed in the I-states and pulled in 41 cents of every farming dollar.
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But even with Mueller technically concluding his 2-year probe last month, it's become clear that his team has farmed out many of the investigative threads they uncovered to other offices.
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According to a recent paper by Carys Bennett at the University of Leicester and colleagues, the total mass of farmed chickens exceeds that of all other birds on the planet combined.
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The largest birds on earth, they are farmed for their meat, feathers and distinctive, pock-marked (from being plucked) skin, with 90% of these 'products' being exported out of the country.
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This suited economic traditions: the hilly south had generally been farmed in small patches by self-sufficient families, while the flatter north lent itself to larger, more class-stratified agri-businesses.
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In the original 1977 Star Wars film, the lead character was desperate to leave his home planet of Tatooine, where his family farmed moisture from the atmosphere using devices called "vaporators".
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Siba, the district where Ali lives, was once home to more than 220,2000 people who farmed some 27 lush hectares (20 acres), but nearly all of them fled during the war.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Inside a warehouse in industrial southeast London, farmed tilapia swim in blue tubs filled with pristine water, ready to be sold to trendy restaurants across the capital.
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China, with its 1.4 billion population, consumed over 4.57 million tonnes of oysters in 2015, according to consultancy Zhiyan, and it also breeds about 80 per cent of farmed oysters worldwide.
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Pica Ciamarra said investments should be directed at making African livestock healthier, by increasing vaccinations and switching to more nutritious feeds, to boost production without increasing the number of animals farmed.
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Chile's salmon industry is ramping up following several years of devastating algal blooms, including one in 2016 that killed 20 percent of the country's farmed salmon and pushed up global prices.
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Grower Champagnes are Champagnes that are made and farmed by the same person on the same plot of land, whereas most Champagne is made of grapes from all over the region.
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The animals are among about 1.2 million beef cows that the US Department of Agriculture says are farmed in the 58 counties -- nearly a fourth of Texas' 254 counties -- that Gov.
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There are conflicting figures on the number of farmed dogs, slaughterhouses and markets across the country, but the HSI estimates around two million dogs are being kept in around 17,000 facilities.
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According to Méhaule, the soil left by the lake's receding waters is so rich that, properly farmed, it could grow enough food to sustain everyone who's currently starving next to it.
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Much of the salmon consumed in Britain is farmed in steel cages off the coasts of Scotland, Norway or Iceland, while tuna are generally caught in the Indian Ocean and imported.
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OSLO, Sept 23 (Reuters) - The average price of Norwegian farmed salmon is expected to remain stable around 73-54 crowns per kilo next week, two industry sources told Reuters on Friday.
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Mr. Sherman, a 20143-year-old chef who is Oglala Lakota, draws from the knowledge of the Lakota and Ojibwe tribes who farmed and foraged on the plains of the Midwest.
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With over 170,000 square feet of high-tech, these 100% clean energy-powered and climate-controlled urban rooftop greenhouses provide restaurants, retail and regular customers with year-round, sustainably farmed produce.
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So when humans are all eating sustainably-farmed seaweed and hunting aliens in submarines, we'll always be able to marvel at what once was and just how small we really are.
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Chile's salmon industry, the second largest in the world behind Norway, is still reeling from an algal bloom in March that killed up to 20 percent of the domestic farmed salmon.
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To wit: 99% of its paper packaging is now made from recycled paper or sustainably farmed wood, and the company developed a robot for disassembling old iPhones to recycle their parts.
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Bago, who has for three years farmed illegally in western Ivory Coast's Cavally forest reserve, said forestry agents poured petrol on him and said they were going to set him alight.
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For the rest of his life, Akutagawa, who was farmed out to live with an uncle's family in a shabby industrial ward in Tokyo, feared he would inherit his mother's madness.
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However, if the cost of wild fish is a concern, farmed salmon typically has as much or more omega-3s as wild-caught salmon, which can be three times as expensive.
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In those days, Cespedosa de Tormes, the village in western Spain where his parents hailed from, still farmed the age-old ways, requiring the rigor and stamina of an Olympic sport.
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None of the villagers in the district, most of whom farmed plots five or 10 meters square, had anywhere near the kind of capital it would take to finance the dig.
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It is harder to control for quality and monitor security risks — both the potential for malware and for commercial espionage — especially when the actual work may be farmed out to subcontractors.
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This is not the first time that law enforcement officials under the Trump administration have farmed out politically toxic information far from the main Justice Department blocks from the White House.
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Manafort lobbying questions An inquiry formerly led by Mueller into Manafort's lobbying efforts for Ukrainian politicians has also been farmed out -- parts of it more than once -- to other prosecutors' offices.
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Her plans were postponed by an apprenticeship at Brooklyn Grange, a rooftop and urban farming consultancy group, where Ms. Bates farmed under the tutelage of the chief operating officer, Gwen Schantz.
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In the 1800s, Simeon Meylan, a relative who farmed much of the year, spent winters doing what so many in the valley did when the cold weather arrived: He made watches.
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In their place are a daily salad bar, wraps and main dishes like the Caribbean specialty chicken guisado and vegetarian dumplings, created whenever possible with unprocessed, seasonal and locally farmed ingredients.
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Jinfeng noted that some bushmeat market businesses and online trading platforms use certain licenses to make the meat they're selling look "farmed" when in fact the animals are actually wild-sourced.
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Nearly everyone consumes animals that are raised and killed on factory farms (over 26 percent of land animals raised for food are, so even "humane"-labeled food is typically factory-farmed).
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An increase in private companies using government-collected satellite images to track farmed fields in recent years helps shine a light on global crop conditions even while government agencies are dark.
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Or you order wild-caught salmon and get farmed salmon from Norway that's so high in heavy metals that people are advised not to eat it more than once a month.
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We farmed excessively, we blocked the streams and the waters that used to sustain the lake, and we all played a part in changing the temperature that's now drying out the lake.
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But also to get away from the men in that house who believed they had as much right to the females that lived there as they did to the land they farmed.
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She had become a rag-picker decades ago when a drought struck Mumbai's rural hinterland, forcing her and her husband to abandon the land they farmed and seek work in the city.
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She asks her audience to petition to stop the legal trade of ivory and rhino horn (as people cannot differentiate between antique, farmed or poached animal products without impractical and costly tests).
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Under Time Warner those assets were farmed out to a wide array of outlets including Netflix, HBO, Cinemax, Turner's cable networks and niche streaming services like FilmStruck (which will shut this month).
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Manufacturing spider silk in bulk was impossible, as it could only be harvested one thread at a time from anesthetized spiders, and as arachnids they cannot be farmed because they are cannibals.
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They are gathered to work on their claim to legal rights and a collective title to 4,414 hectares (9.653 square miles) of land on which they have lived and farmed for years.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Norway moved closer to resuming its exports of farmed salmon to China on Tuesday after the two countries signed an agreement on the topic, Norway's Fisheries Ministry said on Tuesday.
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Norway is the world's largest producer of farmed salmon, and the deal with China opens a large market to companies such as Marine Harvest, Salmar, Leroey, Norway Royal Salmon and Grieg Seafood.
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It was only in 2017 that the EU permitted the feeding of insect protein to farmed fish—and this on condition that the insects themselves tucked into foodstuffs approved as animal fodder.
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OSLO, Oct 5 (Reuters) - Forecasts for next week's Norwegian farmed salmon deliveries range from 50-53 crowns per kilo, from around 53 crowns this week, two industry sources told Reuters on Friday.
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Statistics provided in the study show that more than 20 million giant salamanders currently exist as livestock in China, as the amphibians are already farmed for use as food and in medicine.
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OSLO, Oct 27 (Reuters) - The price of Norwegian farmed salmon is expected to fall further next week as demand falters and the supply of fish increases, industry sources told Reuters on Friday.
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