AESC 2050 TEST 3 EXAM WITH CORRECT
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY
WELL DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST
ALREADY GRADED A+
Non-perishable storable commodity crops - ANSWERS-
*Corn, rice, wheat* are most often at the heart of
food politics.
Global Food Politics focuses on: - ANSWERS-◦ Protectionist
trade policies
◦ International trade agreements
◦ Famines
◦ Political instability
◦ Aid
,The greatest NEW focus of Food Politics concerns debates
over. - ANSWERS-Climate change concerns and predictions
and the future affects on an adequate worldwide food
supply.
U.S. Food Politics focuses on: - ANSWERS-1. Modern
techniques of rearing animals
2. Genetically Modified Foods
3. "Big" Food Companies
4. Pesticide use on Crops
5. "Food Movements"
Modern techniques of rearing animals - ANSWERS-◦
Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations (CAFOs) - Animal
Feeding Operation (AFOs) with more than 1000 animal units
Genetically Modified Foods - ANSWERS-◦ Genetically
Modified Organisms(GMOs) - any organism whose genetic
material has been altered using genetic engineering
techniques.
, "Big" Food Companies - ANSWERS-◦ The 10 largest food
companies in the U.S. produce more than 50% all domestic
food sales
Top US Food Revenue Companies - ANSWERS-1. PepsiCo,
Inc. (New York)
2. Tyson Foods (Arkansas)
3. Nestlé (Switzerland)
4. JBS USA (Brazilian company, owns Pilgrim's Pride)
5. Anheuser-Busch (Missouri)
Pesticide use on Crops - ANSWERS-◦ One of the KEYS to Crop
Yield Increases during the *Green Revolution* (1930s -
1960s)
◦ Concern over possible negative human health effects have
led to a number of regulatory and non-regulatory efforts to
control pesticide residues in the U.S. food supply.
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) - ANSWERS-Has
jurisdiction over the use of pesticides in crop management
and sets tolerances for trace amounts of pesticides that may
be found in the food supply.
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY
WELL DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST
ALREADY GRADED A+
Non-perishable storable commodity crops - ANSWERS-
*Corn, rice, wheat* are most often at the heart of
food politics.
Global Food Politics focuses on: - ANSWERS-◦ Protectionist
trade policies
◦ International trade agreements
◦ Famines
◦ Political instability
◦ Aid
,The greatest NEW focus of Food Politics concerns debates
over. - ANSWERS-Climate change concerns and predictions
and the future affects on an adequate worldwide food
supply.
U.S. Food Politics focuses on: - ANSWERS-1. Modern
techniques of rearing animals
2. Genetically Modified Foods
3. "Big" Food Companies
4. Pesticide use on Crops
5. "Food Movements"
Modern techniques of rearing animals - ANSWERS-◦
Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations (CAFOs) - Animal
Feeding Operation (AFOs) with more than 1000 animal units
Genetically Modified Foods - ANSWERS-◦ Genetically
Modified Organisms(GMOs) - any organism whose genetic
material has been altered using genetic engineering
techniques.
, "Big" Food Companies - ANSWERS-◦ The 10 largest food
companies in the U.S. produce more than 50% all domestic
food sales
Top US Food Revenue Companies - ANSWERS-1. PepsiCo,
Inc. (New York)
2. Tyson Foods (Arkansas)
3. Nestlé (Switzerland)
4. JBS USA (Brazilian company, owns Pilgrim's Pride)
5. Anheuser-Busch (Missouri)
Pesticide use on Crops - ANSWERS-◦ One of the KEYS to Crop
Yield Increases during the *Green Revolution* (1930s -
1960s)
◦ Concern over possible negative human health effects have
led to a number of regulatory and non-regulatory efforts to
control pesticide residues in the U.S. food supply.
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) - ANSWERS-Has
jurisdiction over the use of pesticides in crop management
and sets tolerances for trace amounts of pesticides that may
be found in the food supply.
