To maximize crop yields regardless of environmental consequences.

To promote sustainable farming practices that minimize environmental impact.

To advocate for the use of genetically modified crops.

To encourage the expansion of agricultural land into natural habitats.

Minimizing the use of chemical pesticides and fertilizers.

Prioritizing the production of cash crops over food crops.

Clearing forests to create new agricultural land.

Using irrigation systems that deplete groundwater resources.

By promoting the use of genetically modified crops.

By encouraging the expansion of agricultural land into natural habitats.

By supporting the cultivation of a wide variety of crops.

By advocating for the use of synthetic fertilizers.

Using drip irrigation systems to conserve water.

Applying large amounts of chemical fertilizers to boost crop yields.

Clearing forests to create new agricultural land.

Using pesticides that are harmful to beneficial insects.

By promoting the use of fossil fuels in agricultural machinery.

By encouraging the conversion of forests into agricultural land.

By supporting the adoption of agroforestry practices.

By advocating for the expansion of intensive livestock farming.

The high cost of organic farming practices.

The lack of government support for sustainable agriculture.

The resistance of farmers to adopt new technologies.

All of the above.

By buying organic produce whenever possible.

By choosing locally grown and seasonal foods.

By reducing their meat consumption.

By composting food scraps and yard waste.

Providing subsidies for the use of chemical fertilizers.

Encouraging the conversion of natural habitats into agricultural land.

Implementing regulations to protect water quality from agricultural runoff.

Promoting the development of genetically modified crops.

By increasing the use of chemical pesticides and fertilizers.

By promoting the expansion of agricultural land into natural habitats.

By supporting the cultivation of a diverse range of crops.

By advocating for the use of genetically modified crops.

Genetically modified crops that are resistant to pests and diseases.

Precision agriculture technologies that optimize resource use.

Irrigation systems that use large amounts of water.

Chemical pesticides that kill beneficial insects.

By promoting the use of heavy machinery that compacts the soil.

By encouraging the clearing of forests for agricultural land.

By supporting the adoption of no-till farming practices.

By advocating for the use of chemical fertilizers.

Increased production costs due to the use of organic inputs.

Reduced reliance on chemical pesticides and fertilizers.

Lower yields compared to conventional farming practices.

All of the above.

By promoting the expansion of agricultural land into natural habitats.

By supporting the development of large-scale industrial farms.

By encouraging the diversification of rural economies.

By advocating for the use of genetically modified crops.

The lack of consumer demand for sustainable products.

The high cost of sustainable farming practices.

The resistance of farmers to adopt new technologies.

All of the above.

By providing subsidies for the use of chemical fertilizers.

By encouraging the conversion of natural habitats into agricultural land.

By implementing regulations to protect water quality from agricultural runoff.

By promoting the development of genetically modified crops.