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pradeepkaushal9518
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a farmer wishes to reduce the number of flies on his farm by preventing the fly from transitioning into adult flies. he plans to raise chickens that will eat fly larva before they have a chance to become flies. when the chickens are grown they will be slaughtered and sold.
if true which of the following casts the most serious doubt on the farmer's plan?
a. the farmer could make more money selling the chickens's egg than slaughtering them.
b. the manure of one chicken can support more fly larva than a single chicken can consume.
C. chicken farmers often must use antibiotics preventively to keep their chickens healthy.
d.farmers in Australia have tried a similar approch using foxes to combat rabbits infestation and they have almost all failed.
e. chickens need many more calories than can be provided by fly larva alone.
plz explain yr answer
if true which of the following casts the most serious doubt on the farmer's plan?
a. the farmer could make more money selling the chickens's egg than slaughtering them.
b. the manure of one chicken can support more fly larva than a single chicken can consume.
C. chicken farmers often must use antibiotics preventively to keep their chickens healthy.
d.farmers in Australia have tried a similar approch using foxes to combat rabbits infestation and they have almost all failed.
e. chickens need many more calories than can be provided by fly larva alone.
plz explain yr answer
Last edited by pradeepkaushal9518 on Fri May 21, 2010 3:47 am, edited 1 time in total.
