The document discusses the history and uses of corn and soybeans. It details how corn originated in Mexico around 1 A.D. as teosinte and was first farmed by Native Americans before being introduced to other cultures. Corn is now found in many processed foods due to its carbohydrates. The document also explains how hybrid corn was developed to increase yields but led to farmers needing to purchase new seeds annually. Additionally, it outlines that soybeans are high in protein and oil, making them useful for animal feed and vegetable oil production. Soybeans were introduced to the United States in 1941 and are now one of the largest crops.
Based in Ithaca, New York, Keefe Gorman is an executive at Merrill Lynch, where he advises on investments and wealth management. Prior to joining Merrill Lynch, Keefe Gorman spent some time living in the Andes Mountains near Los Andes, Chile.
The Andes Mountains offer stunning scenery and unique foods. Here are some of the most popular foods in the Andean diet.
1. Potatoes. While most everyone has had a potato, Andean potatoes offer a much larger variety. In fact, more than 3,000 of the 5,000 potato varieties in the world are found only in the Andes. They offer a wider range of colors (which impacts the flavor) and shapes, and tend to be smaller than potatoes found in the United States.
2. Quinoa. Uniquely for a grain, quinoa contains high amounts of protein, which is especially important for families that can’t afford meat. Quinoa also offers minerals, antioxidants, and anti-inflammatory properties and retains these qualities even after it has been boiled.
3. Cuy. Better known to those in the United States as guinea pigs, cuy is another important source of protein in the Andes Mountains. They are easily bred in captivity and reproduce quickly, so many families raise them in their backyards.
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Based in Ithaca, New York, Keefe Gorman is an executive at Merrill Lynch, where he advises on investments and wealth management. Prior to joining Merrill Lynch, Keefe Gorman spent some time living in the Andes Mountains near Los Andes, Chile.
The Andes Mountains offer stunning scenery and unique foods. Here are some of the most popular foods in the Andean diet.
1. Potatoes. While most everyone has had a potato, Andean potatoes offer a much larger variety. In fact, more than 3,000 of the 5,000 potato varieties in the world are found only in the Andes. They offer a wider range of colors (which impacts the flavor) and shapes, and tend to be smaller than potatoes found in the United States.
2. Quinoa. Uniquely for a grain, quinoa contains high amounts of protein, which is especially important for families that can’t afford meat. Quinoa also offers minerals, antioxidants, and anti-inflammatory properties and retains these qualities even after it has been boiled.
3. Cuy. Better known to those in the United States as guinea pigs, cuy is another important source of protein in the Andes Mountains. They are easily bred in captivity and reproduce quickly, so many families raise them in their backyards.
Giải pháp SurePortal là giải pháp văn phòng số thông minh cho phép quản lý toàn bộ thông tin và quy trình nội bộ của doanh nghiệp, giúp giảm gánh nặng công việc hành chính. Với Cổng thông tin điện tử, phần mềm Lạc Việt SurePortal nâng cao khả năng hoạt động của doanh nghiệp, tăng môi trường cộng tác, chia sẻ và truyền thông tin.
Tham khảo chi tiết tại: http://www.lacviet.vn/san-pham/sureportal
Thông tin liên hệ tư vấn hệ thống an ninh mạng:
Công ty Cổ phần Tin học Lạc Việt
Hotline: (+84.8) 38.444.929
Email: info@lacviet.com.vn
Website: http://www.lacviet.vn/
This is a TEDx talk I did in Little Rock, Arkansas on 'Biting the Hand that Feeds Us", it covers the sustainability of our food supply as well as the problems that farmers face today and will face in the future.
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Can This Man Feed the World? Billionaire Harry Stine's Quest to Reinvent Agriculture – Again
On one of the windiest days in recent memory Harry Stine, the richest man in Iowa, cranes his neck to examine the elevator shaft inside the 110-foot steel observation tower next to his garage. “The cables look awfully frayed. Who knows if it will last one more time?” he chuckles. Nonetheless, we hop into the elevator cab, he flips the switch to get it moving, and up we go as the wind rips into us at 40mph.
Stine, the 72-year-old founder and owner of Stine Seed, the largest private seed company in the world, built this tower back in 1987 so he could get a good view of his empire, some 15,000 acres of frozen Iowa farmland. Aside from a small, glass-walled house, it’s his only visible indulgence. Once home to his father’s hardscrabble cattle-and-crop farm, Stine has, without attracting any widespread notice, developed some of the most valuable agricultural products on Earth here. With more than 900 patents, Stine sells his coveted soybean and corn seed genetics to agri-giants like Monsanto and Syngenta, nabbing estimated annual sales of more than $1 billion with margins in excess of 10%. Along with his four children, Stine owns almost 100%.
It is a good reminder to those tempted to confine “innovation” solely to the world of Silicon Valley that some of the most impressive and fundamentally important advances on Earth are occurring today in agriculture, and the global epicenter is America’s heartland. The seed market–a $44 billion worldwide industry that supplies crop growers with the essential element they use to plant, harvest and sustain the world’s food supply–is expected to double in the next five years as crops fortified with more resilient genetics improve yield and efficiency. That’s good news since the world’s population continues to grow by about 85 million every year, while arable land remains scarce.
With a combined market value of $320 billion, five publicly traded conglomerates own most of the action: Monsanto, DuPont, Syngenta, Dow and Bayer. Then there’s Stine. Based in Adel, Iowa (pop. 4,000), the dozen or so companies under Stine’s umbrella form an unlikely titan at the heart of the market, directly or indirectly generating revenues from almost 50 million acres of crops in the U.S. each year.
Stine Seed does business with all of the heavyweights and has for more than three decades, primarily because it has something everybody else needs: the best-performing soybean seeds in the business. Through plant breeding, a roughly 10,000-year-old technique that’s not unlike creating Thoroughbred horses or show dogs, Stine has been perfecting the genetic makeup of soybean seeds–primarily used in animal feed and to produce vegetable oils–since the 1960s. The basic technology may be ancient, but an innovative, data-savvy strategy, married with shrewd leadership and a classic midwestern work ethic, has made Stine’s operation best in class. He isn’t ba ...
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1. We Are What We Eat By: Jacob Davis, Charlie Brody, and Josh Gibbs
2. The 5 W’s of Corn When- Corn was being farmed in the America’s by the Peublo people in about 1 A.D. Where-Corn started as Teosinte in Mexico. What-Corn is a kind of seed, like rice, that comes originally from a kind of wild grass that grows in Mexico called Teosinte. It has lots of carbohydrates, but not as much protein as wheat or barley. Why-Corn was used because it could be stored for a long time and could make cornmeal. Who-The Mexicans where the first to farm corn and produce it in about 7500B.C.
3. The Truth of the Cob Corn can be found in: Adhesives Batteries Gum Fries Twinkies Yogurt Soft Drinks Licorice
4. The hybrid takeover Hybrids started because you could cross two breeds to make the outcome have traits of both. This allowed the corn to taste good and grow faster. Farmers were forced to by this corn and sell it to compete with the other farmers and stay in business so it continued. The problem was this corn could not be planted since the outcome wouldn’t be the same. This made farmers have to buy new seed every year.
5. What does this all mean? Corn is in a lot of things, but isn’t necessarily bad for you. It can be when made into certain things, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t eat anything with corn in it. Corn can be found in plenty of things. We know that for sure. But is that really bad?
6. Soybeans (What?) Soybeans have 18% oil and 38% protein. Mostly all soybeans are processed for oil to humans. The oil used to cook and fry foods. Since soybeans have so much protein they are one of the main ingredients in the livestock.
7. Soybeans (When?) Soybeans came into the U.S. in 1941when as a grain, then served to people as a food and other uses in America. It then became U.S.’s 2nd largest crop in cash sales, and presently is the number one export crop.
8. Soybeans (Why?) Reasons: It is a cheap source of protein for animal feeds. It is in most prepackaged meals…(Did you know that?) The soybean contains 19% of oil which makes vegetable oil.