Agriculture has been viewed as a mutualistic relationship between humans and crop and livestock species. However, there may be some qualitative differences among agricultural practices. In your opinion, how much of agriculture is purely exploitation and how much is truly mutualistic?
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It's not as simple as labeling it as purely exploitative or purely mutualistic. On one hand, agriculture can be seen as exploitative because humans have manipulated and controlled the growth and reproduction of plants and animals for our own benefit. We have Show more…
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