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Modern agriculture relies heavily on synthetic chemicals called agrochemicals that help to improve the production of crops and livestock.

Many chemicals do not reach their target organisms and have harmful effects on the environment and sometimes on people.

Pesticidesare potentiallytoxic to humans. They may induce adversehealth effectsincluding cancer,effectson reproduction, immune or nervous systems.

It is important to place agricultural chemicals in groups in order to better understand how they work.

Agricultural chemicals can be classified based on a number of criteria.

Without using pesticides, fruits may be deformed by pests or diseases. The regular use of of agrochemicals has therefore resulted in large amounts of high-graded produce.

Natural enemies ofpests, also know as biologicalcontrol agents, include predators, parasitoids, pathogens, and competitors.

Pestscoverawiderangeoflivingorganisms

thatmayaffectcropgrowthorhealthoflivestock.Some examples are:

birds

nematodes and worms

rats and mice

insects

These chemicals have been manufactured in factories

They include pesticides, fertilizers, herbicides, antibiotics, etc.

patient has type 2 cancer

Some of the groups for the chemicals in agriculture are;

Fungicides: (To get rid of fungi)

Herbicides(To kill weeds)
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Modern agriculture relies heavily on synthetic chemicals called agrochemicals that help to improve the production of crops and livestock.

Many chemicals do not reach their target organisms and have harmful effects on the environment and sometimes on people.

Pesticidesare potentiallytoxic to humans. They may induce adversehealth effectsincluding cancer,effectson reproduction, immune or nervous systems.

It is important to place agricultural chemicals in groups in order to better understand how they work.

Agricultural chemicals can be classified based on a number of criteria.

Without using pesticides, fruits may be deformed by pests or diseases. The regular use of of agrochemicals has therefore resulted in large amounts of high-graded produce.

Natural enemies ofpests, also know as biologicalcontrol agents, include predators, parasitoids, pathogens, and competitors.

Pestscoverawiderangeoflivingorganisms

thatmayaffectcropgrowthorhealthoflivestock.Some examples are:

birds

nematodes and worms

rats and mice

insects

These chemicals have been manufactured in factories

They include pesticides, fertilizers, herbicides, antibiotics, etc.

patient has type 2 cancer

Some of the groups for the chemicals in agriculture are;

Fungicides: (To get rid of fungi)

Herbicides(To kill weeds)
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Modern agriculture relies heavily on synthetic chemicals called agrochemicals that help to improve the production of crops and livestock.

Many chemicals do not reach their target organisms and have harmful effects on the environment and sometimes on people.

Pesticidesare potentiallytoxic to humans. They may induce adversehealth effectsincluding cancer,effectson reproduction, immune or nervous systems.

It is important to place agricultural chemicals in groups in order to better understand how they work.

Agricultural chemicals can be classified based on a number of criteria.

Without using pesticides, fruits may be deformed by pests or diseases. The regular use of of agrochemicals has therefore resulted in large amounts of high-graded produce.

Natural enemies ofpests, also know as biologicalcontrol agents, include predators, parasitoids, pathogens, and competitors.

Pestscoverawiderangeoflivingorganisms

thatmayaffectcropgrowthorhealthoflivestock.Some examples are:

birds

nematodes and worms

rats and mice

insects

These chemicals have been manufactured in factories

They include pesticides, fertilizers, herbicides, antibiotics, etc.

patient has type 2 cancer

Some of the groups for the chemicals in agriculture are;

Fungicides: (To get rid of fungi)

Herbicides(To kill weeds)
Create your own at Storyboard That
Modern agriculture relies heavily on synthetic chemicals called agrochemicals that help to improve the production of crops and livestock.

Many chemicals do not reach their target organisms and have harmful effects on the environment and sometimes on people.

Pesticidesare potentiallytoxic to humans. They may induce adversehealth effectsincluding cancer,effectson reproduction, immune or nervous systems.

It is important to place agricultural chemicals in groups in order to better understand how they work.

Agricultural chemicals can be classified based on a number of criteria.

Without using pesticides, fruits may be deformed by pests or diseases. The regular use of of agrochemicals has therefore resulted in large amounts of high-graded produce.

Natural enemies ofpests, also know as biologicalcontrol agents, include predators, parasitoids, pathogens, and competitors.

Pestscoverawiderangeoflivingorganisms

thatmayaffectcropgrowthorhealthoflivestock.Some examples are:

birds

nematodes and worms

rats and mice

insects

These chemicals have been manufactured in factories

They include pesticides, fertilizers, herbicides, antibiotics, etc.

patient has type 2 cancer

Some of the groups for the chemicals in agriculture are;

Fungicides: (To get rid of fungi)

Herbicides(To kill weeds)
Create your own at Storyboard That
Modern agriculture relies heavily on synthetic chemicals called agrochemicals that help to improve the production of crops and livestock.

Many chemicals do not reach their target organisms and have harmful effects on the environment and sometimes on people.

Pesticidesare potentiallytoxic to humans. They may induce adversehealth effectsincluding cancer,effectson reproduction, immune or nervous systems.

It is important to place agricultural chemicals in groups in order to better understand how they work.

Agricultural chemicals can be classified based on a number of criteria.

Without using pesticides, fruits may be deformed by pests or diseases. The regular use of of agrochemicals has therefore resulted in large amounts of high-graded produce.

Natural enemies ofpests, also know as biologicalcontrol agents, include predators, parasitoids, pathogens, and competitors.

Pestscoverawiderangeoflivingorganisms

thatmayaffectcropgrowthorhealthoflivestock.Some examples are:

birds

nematodes and worms

rats and mice

insects

These chemicals have been manufactured in factories

They include pesticides, fertilizers, herbicides, antibiotics, etc.

patient has type 2 cancer

Some of the groups for the chemicals in agriculture are;

Fungicides: (To get rid of fungi)

Herbicides(To kill weeds)
Create your own at Storyboard That
Modern agriculture relies heavily on synthetic chemicals called agrochemicals that help to improve the production of crops and livestock.

Many chemicals do not reach their target organisms and have harmful effects on the environment and sometimes on people.

Pesticidesare potentiallytoxic to humans. They may induce adversehealth effectsincluding cancer,effectson reproduction, immune or nervous systems.

It is important to place agricultural chemicals in groups in order to better understand how they work.

Agricultural chemicals can be classified based on a number of criteria.

Without using pesticides, fruits may be deformed by pests or diseases. The regular use of of agrochemicals has therefore resulted in large amounts of high-graded produce.

Natural enemies ofpests, also know as biologicalcontrol agents, include predators, parasitoids, pathogens, and competitors.

Pestscoverawiderangeoflivingorganisms

thatmayaffectcropgrowthorhealthoflivestock.Some examples are:

birds

nematodes and worms

rats and mice

insects

These chemicals have been manufactured in factories

They include pesticides, fertilizers, herbicides, antibiotics, etc.

patient has type 2 cancer

Some of the groups for the chemicals in agriculture are;

Fungicides: (To get rid of fungi)

Herbicides(To kill weeds)
Create your own at Storyboard That
Modern agriculture relies heavily on synthetic chemicals called agrochemicals that help to improve the production of crops and livestock.

Many chemicals do not reach their target organisms and have harmful effects on the environment and sometimes on people.

Pesticidesare potentiallytoxic to humans. They may induce adversehealth effectsincluding cancer,effectson reproduction, immune or nervous systems.

It is important to place agricultural chemicals in groups in order to better understand how they work.

Agricultural chemicals can be classified based on a number of criteria.

Without using pesticides, fruits may be deformed by pests or diseases. The regular use of of agrochemicals has therefore resulted in large amounts of high-graded produce.

Natural enemies ofpests, also know as biologicalcontrol agents, include predators, parasitoids, pathogens, and competitors.

Pestscoverawiderangeoflivingorganisms

thatmayaffectcropgrowthorhealthoflivestock.Some examples are:

birds

nematodes and worms

rats and mice

insects

These chemicals have been manufactured in factories

They include pesticides, fertilizers, herbicides, antibiotics, etc.

patient has type 2 cancer

Some of the groups for the chemicals in agriculture are;

Fungicides: (To get rid of fungi)

Herbicides(To kill weeds)
Create your own at Storyboard That
Modern agriculture relies heavily on synthetic chemicals called agrochemicals that help to improve the production of crops and livestock.

Many chemicals do not reach their target organisms and have harmful effects on the environment and sometimes on people.

Pesticidesare potentiallytoxic to humans. They may induce adversehealth effectsincluding cancer,effectson reproduction, immune or nervous systems.

It is important to place agricultural chemicals in groups in order to better understand how they work.

Agricultural chemicals can be classified based on a number of criteria.

Without using pesticides, fruits may be deformed by pests or diseases. The regular use of of agrochemicals has therefore resulted in large amounts of high-graded produce.

Natural enemies ofpests, also know as biologicalcontrol agents, include predators, parasitoids, pathogens, and competitors.

Pestscoverawiderangeoflivingorganisms

thatmayaffectcropgrowthorhealthoflivestock.Some examples are:

birds

nematodes and worms

rats and mice

insects

These chemicals have been manufactured in factories

They include pesticides, fertilizers, herbicides, antibiotics, etc.

patient has type 2 cancer

Some of the groups for the chemicals in agriculture are;

Fungicides: (To get rid of fungi)

Herbicides(To kill weeds)
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  • These chemicals have been manufactured in factories
  • They include pesticides, fertilizers, herbicides, antibiotics, etc.
  • patient has type 2 cancer
  • Modern agriculture relies heavily on synthetic chemicals called agrochemicals that help to improve the production of crops and livestock.
  • Fungicides: (To get rid of fungi)
  • Herbicides (To kill weeds)
  • Some of the groups for the chemicals in agriculture are;
  • Many chemicals do not reach their target organisms and have harmful effects on the environment and sometimes on people.
  • Pesticides are potentially toxic to humans. They may induce adverse health effects including cancer, effects on reproduction, immune or nervous systems.
  • Pests cover a wide range of living organismsthat may affect crop growth or health of livestock. Some examples are:
  • insects
  • birds
  • It is important to place agricultural chemicals in groups in order to better understand how they work.Agricultural chemicals can be classified based on a number of criteria.
  • Without using pesticides, fruits may be deformed by pests or diseases. The regular use of of agrochemicals has therefore resulted in large amounts of high-graded produce.
  • Natural enemies of pests, also know as biological control agents, include predators, parasitoids, pathogens, and competitors.
  • nematodes and worms
  • rats and mice
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