Agricultural Studies papers

A look at the importance of the Canadian agricultural industry to that of the overall strength of the Canadian economy.

A discussion of the Canadian agricultural industry and its need for government assistance.

A look at lobbying efforts on behalf of the Canadian agricultural industry.

An analysis of foods that have been genetically engineered or genetically modified.

A discussion regarding the diversity gradient of trees in Europe.

Discusses the ethical implications, health risk and impact on the environment of genetically modified foods.

A discussion regarding the Melilotus Alba, more commonly known as the White Sweet Clover and the effect it has had on the US ecological system.

A review of Karatani Kojin's 'Origins of Modern Japanese Literature' and other commentary on Japanese literature's appreciation of landscape.

This paper discusses the ways in which natural disturbances such as hurricanes and storms affect forest ecology.

This paper describes the similarities and differences between two Andean tribes' adaptation to their environment.

A description of the Glassy-Winged Sharpshooter Bug and the dangers it poses to crops.

The following paper examines the relationship between agriculture and the industrial revolution.

A discussion on the role of agricultural subsidization in developed countries.

A review of the article "Spatial Data Mining for Enhanced Soil Map Modeling".

A review of landscape architecture from a religious mythological perspective.

A discussion regarding the American wines produced in Washington State.

A look at the environmental pros and cons of growing genetic variations of major crops.

An overview of the government's Agricultural Land Commission in British Columbia.

A look at the agricultural production of produce in bogs.

An overview of the issue of drought stress on potato harvests.

An overview of the crop of chamomile.

Examines the effects of agriculture on global economic issues.

This paper discusses Thomas Malthus' ideas of overpopulation naturally leading to famine.

This paper examines the social significance of enclosure in Tudor and Stuart England.

This paper discusses logical fallacies present in the article "Playing God in the Garden" by Michael Pollan.

This paper examines whether Enclosure in Britain led to the agricultural revolution and looks at evidence for both points of view.

This paper tracks the ingredient origins for spring rolls.

This paper discusses why precision agriculture is beneficial to farmers.

A detailed study of the economy and population of Qatar.

This paper reviews the history of the Japanese Garden and the various factors influencing the Zen garden style.

This paper argues in favor of a type of sustainable agriculture as presented in Jac Smit's article "Farm the City".

A research paper on the arrival of horses in Canada prior to the confederation and the impact this had on Canadian life and horse breeding.

This paper discusses the farm policies during the years of Eisenhower and Kennedy.

A discussion of landscape gardening from an art history perspective.

A paper on the effects of storage temperature on anthocynanin in colored potatoes.

This paper examines the manufacturing and utilization of artificial flavors.

A discussion on the diet of broiler chicks.

Examines the history of federal support for farming and its effectiveness.

Examines the extent to which manure is a threat to groundwater supplies.

This paper discusses the U.S. policies of farm subsidies in relationship to the international agricultural market.

This paper is an extensive literature review of consumer behavior for the purchase of organic foods.

This paper discusses issues of hunger in industrialized America.

An overview of the Hungarian wine regions and industry.

This well-researched paper examines the sudden resurgence of interest in medicinal plants, which is due not only to their potential health benefits but also to the enormous amounts of money involved as well.

A response to a Dutchess County, New York case study on municipal services and the agriculture sector.

This well-researched paper details Pennsylvania as state with a long and rich history as well as vast natural resources and a vigorous environmental program.

Examines the policy of protectionism in the U.S. farm industry.

Discusses agriculture and GM food in the development of third world countries.

Examines the debate surrounding the issue of genetically modified food.

A clear look at ways to incorporate rural areas of India into the developing economy of the country.

A look at some of the challenges and issues of the European Union's expansion to Eastern Europe.

Explores how agriculture is considered an engine of growth in this Middle Eastern country.

This paper reviews "The Inward Garden: Creating a Place of Beauty and Meaning" by Julie Moir Messervy, which explores the possibilities of creating garden spaces that work on us in an intimate fashion.

Examines how the agricultural company, Monsanto, introduced genetic engineering (GE) to Indonesia.

An analysis of the link between the agricultural pollution of land and the contamination of water sources.

Examines the effects of marginal land and deforestation on soil erosion.

A summary and review of Wendell Berry's book, "The Unsettling of America".

This paper discusses the use of prescribed fires to help control the ecosystem.

An analysis of the problems of increased banana consumption. The paper explains the storage, transportation, distribution, consumption and waste disposal in banana production. The paper includes a discussion on the environmental burden.

A study of the Aboriginal rights to look after the land of Australia.

This paper illustrates the foundation of economics, the concept of demand and supply, by examining the milk production and wheat industries in United States.

An historical overview of the agricultural sector's struggle with pests.

A look at different solutions to the problem of hypoxia in the Gulf of Mexico.

Pros and cons of subsidies for and tariffs on, agricultural products by first world countries.

This paper discusses biodiesel, a mono alkalyl ester of long chain fatty acids derived from vegetable oils or animal fats processed and refined for use as a fuel in diesel engines, and its associated problems.

A paper on the position held by the American Farm Bureau regarding the Food Quality Protection Act of 1996.

An examination of the issue of subsidized water rights as relating to American farmers.

A discussion regarding the American Farm Bureau and the quality of our food.

This paper identifies sustainable agricultural practices in emerging nations especially China.

Examines this exotic species of plant and why it is considered a problem in the United States.

This paper discusses the continuing dispute between the United States and the European Union regarding American beef treated with hormones.

A discussion of the definition of the term "fair trade chocolate".

An extensive analysis of the outcome of the Hong Kong Ministerial on agriculture, political economy and diplomacy.

Examines the climatic, agricultural and geological features of the Middle East.

An analysis of the projections of climatic change and the expected impact on world agriculture.

A discussion on some basic methods of biotechnology and justification of the benefits of modifying the genes of our food supply.

This paper discusses the history of the American cowboy.

An analysis of the tragedy of the Teton Dam failure.

An analysis of the negative effects of deforestation.

This paper discusses the organic food industry especially grown in China for export.

A historical account of the process of aquaculture.

This paper is a research study to identify deforestation practices in Panama and the approaches to alleviate this practice.

This paper discusses the scientific and political aspects of genetically modified foods.

This paper argues that genetically modified agriculture leads to poverty in the Third World and other problems.

A research paper that analyzes hydraulic conductivity.

An analysis of the impacts of nitrogen and phosphorus glux from sediments in a small pond.

An analysis of the issues concerning agricultural economists for the future.

The paper examines how biotechnology can aid developing countries, with a focus on Egypt. Paper has a 5.5 page outline not included in word count.

An examination of the developing field of genetically modified crops.

Reviews the argument surrounding the labelling of genetically modified (GM) foods.

An analysis of fiscal policy relating to agricultural subsidies and their affect on the economy and the environment.

This essay describes major themes in James Dickey's poem about kudzu. It explains how he uses these themes to personify the plant.

An analysis of malaria in Sub-Saharan African countries and the methods used to control the spread of the disease.

Science project that attempts to determine whether or not antacids help soil that is polluted by acid rain.

Studies the development of new foods and distribution systems in a bid to find a solution to Africa's growing food problem.

An overview of the causes, treatment and prevention of Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy (BSE).

Examines the commodity trade in agriculture and the different policies affecting it.

An examination of the "Healthy Forests Initiative".