What is Agriculture

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sustainable
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innovation
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efficiency
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conservation
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harvesting
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biodiversity
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ecology
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soil
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fertility
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aeration
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irrigation
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drainage
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composting
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manure
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greenhouse
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biodynamics
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rotations
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aquaculture
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agroforestry
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permaculture
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pastoral
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stewardship
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horticulture
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hydroponics
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aquaponics
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bacteriology
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fungicides
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herbicides
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pollination
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tillage
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agribusiness
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ecosystems
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yield
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biotechnology
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sowing
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planting
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grafting
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pruning
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propagation
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seeding