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Introduction

Transactions?payments of money in return for goods and services?occur because various consumers, businesses, and government agencies have various wants and needs. In GDP and the Players Three, you learned that these transactions all add up to gross domestic product, or GDP. Economists also refer to GDP as total demand. Economists not only analyze total demand; they also analyze demand for specific goods and services. The demand for a specific item depends on many factors, including its uses and importance, the size and age of the population, the prevailing fashions and tastes, and, of course, its price.

In a market economy, if there is demand for something there will surely be people willing to supply it. In that sense, supply is the flip side of demand. Economists think and talk in terms of the supply of cars and housing, the supply of labor and materials, and so on. The supply of a product or service depends on many things including the resources and productive capacity devoted to producing it and, again, its price.

In a market economy, the interaction of demand?wants and needs?and supply?resources and productive capacity?largely determine what is produced and how it is allocated.

This section examines the dynamics of supply and demand and the interaction of these two essential market forces. It also shows how these forces determine prices in a market.

Excerpted from The Complete Idiot's Guide to Economics 2003 by Tom Gorman. All rights reserved including the right of reproduction in whole or in part in any form. Used by arrangement with Alpha Books, a member of Penguin Group (USA) Inc.

To order this book direct from the publisher, visit the Penguin USA website or call 1-800-253-6476. You can also purchase this book at Amazon.com and Barnes & Noble.

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Supply, Demand, and the Invisible Hand: Introduction

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Earthworms do not live in deserts or regions where there is permafrost or permanent snow and ice. Typically only a few inches (7 or 8 centimeters) long, some members of this species have been known to grow to a snakelike 14 inches (35 centimeters).

Earthworms' bodies are made up of ringlike segments called annuli. These segments are covered in setae, or small bristles, which the worm uses to move and burrow. These terrestrial worms typically dwell in soil and moist leaf litter. Their bodies are characterized by a "tube within a tube" construction, with an outer muscular body wall surrounding a digestive tract that begins with the mouth in the first segment. As they burrow, they consume soil, extracting nutrients from decomposing organic matter like leaves and roots.

Earthworms are vital to soil health and to plants growing in it because they transport nutrients and minerals from below to the surface via their waste. An earthworm can eat up to a third of its body weight in a day.

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Although native to Europe, earthworms are found throughout North America and western Asia. They do not live in deserts or regions where there is permafrost or permanent snow and ice. Typically only a few inches (7 or 8 centimeters) long, some members of this species have been known to grow to a snakelike 14 inches (35 centimeters).

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This is the most abundant and widespread group of plants on Earth. Flowering plants are found in most habitats, from deserts to polar regions, and include species of trees, shrubs, and herbs. The flowers are the reproductive structures that produce new plants.

The male sex organs (anthers and filaments) surround the female sex organs (ovaries). Flower parts are arranged in rings from the outer petals to the inner ovary. Their purpose is to encourage POLLINATION so that SEEDS can be made.

The 8,000 species of grasses are plants with small flowers. Grasses provide food for many grazing animals, including buffalo and zebra. Grasses can also provide food such as grains as rice, wheat, and corn.

There are some 250,000 species of flowering plants. These make up over 80 percent of all plants on Earth, and are divided into two groups:

The 70,000 species of monocotyledons, or monocots, include grasses, lilies, irises, orchids, and palms.

The 180,000 species of dicotyledons, or dicots, include roses, magnolias, cacti, daisies, and lupins, and most types of tree.

Flowering plants are divided into two groups. Monocotyledons have one cotyledon (seed leaf), which is the food store of a seed. They also have leaves with parallel veins, and flower parts in multiples of three. Dicotyledons have two cotyledons, leaves with branching, netlike veins, and flower parts in groups of four or five.

The transfer of pollen from a male anther to a female stigma is called pollination. If male and female sex cells from the same species come together, fertilization takes place and seeds are made. Pollination occurs in various ways, such as by wind or by animals.

When a pollen grain lands on a stigma of the same species, it grows a tube into the ovule (seed-forming structure). A male sex cell travels down the pollen tube and fertilizes the ovum (female sex cell) to produce an embryo plant.

If fertilization occurs in a flowering plant, a seed forms inside the flower?s ovary. The seed consists of a tiny embryo plant, a food store for the embryo, and a protective coat.

Copyright 2007Dorling Kindersley

This is the most abundant and widespread group of plants on Earth. Flowering plants are found in most habitats, from deserts to polar regions, and include species of trees, shrubs, and herbs. The flowers are the reproductive structures that produce new plants.

The male sex organs (anthers and filaments) surround the female sex organs (ovaries). Flower parts are arranged in rings from the outer petals to the inner ovary. Their purpose is to encourage POLLINATION so that SEEDS can be made.

The 8,000 species of grasses are plants with small flowers. Grasses provide food for many grazing animals, including buffalo and zebra. Grasses can also provide food such as grains as rice, wheat, and corn.

There are some 250,000 species of flowering plants. These make up over 80 percent of all plants on Earth, and are divided into two groups:

The 70,000 species of monocotyledons, or monocots, include grasses, lilies, irises, orchids, and palms.

The 180,000 species of dicotyledons, or dicots, include roses, magnolias, cacti, daisies, and lupins, and most types of tree.

Flowering plants are divided into two groups. Monocotyledons have one cotyledon (seed leaf), which is the food store of a seed. They also have leaves with parallel veins, and flower parts in multiples of three. Dicotyledons have two cotyledons, leaves with branching, netlike veins, and flower parts in groups of four or five.

The transfer of pollen from a male anther to a female stigma is called pollination. If male and female sex cells from the same species come together, fertilization takes place and seeds are made. Pollination occurs in various ways, such as by wind or by animals.

When a pollen grain lands on a stigma of the same species, it grows a tube into the ovule (seed-forming structure). A male sex cell travels down the pollen tube and fertilizes the ovum (female sex cell) to produce an embryo plant.

If fertilization occurs in a flowering plant, a seed forms inside the flower?s ovary. The seed consists of a tiny embryo plant, a food store for the embryo, and a protective coat.

Copyright 2007Dorling Kindersley

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Edible School Yard. Does edible house yard works?

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Edible School Yard. Does edible house yard works?

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At schools across the United States, students often sit down to cafeteria lunches made from processed foods that are high in fat, sodium, and sugar. But kids at Public School (P.S.) 216 in Brooklyn, New York, have a different dining experience. Principal Donna Neglia reports that her "students love eating fresh fruits and vegetables. Especially kale!"

P.S. 216 participates in the Edible Schoolyard Project, a nonprofit program founded by Chef Alice Waters in 1995. "Food is the one central thing about human experience that can open both our senses and our conscience to our place in the world," says Waters, whose renowned restaurant, Chez Panisse, is located in Berkeley, California.

The program that Waters created helps public schools across the country start on-site gardens and weave principles of healthy eating into the curriculum. Students grow and maintain crops, harvesting the fruits and vegetables for cafeteria meals.
"CONNECT WITH FARMERS"
In a recent interview, Waters expressed her passion for the principles of the farm-to-table movement, which she pioneered at her restaurant decades ago. She advised schools to "connect with the farmers in their area, [and] change their buying practices" when planning meals for students.

"Instead of having a hot dog or a pizza that comes from a fast-food vendor," the chef said, "schools should buy a real hot dog that is organic, and they should buy a pizza from somebody who cares about where the ingredients come from."
"WILLING TO IMPROVISE"
Waters has long been inspiring people to care about where their food comes from. In 1993, she pitched the idea of a White House vegetable garden. It was First Lady Michelle Obama who committed to such a project nearly two decades later, when her husband was elected president.

In March 2009, a few months after Barack Obama's inauguration, Mrs. Obama started the garden in the backyard of the White House. She and members of the kitchen staff spent hours tending to the garden, often with help from local schoolchildren.

"That gave people a sense that she cared about children and cared about where our food comes from," Waters said, praising the former First Lady's dedication to young people's health. "We are just building this movement, and it is very exciting."

Waters acnowledged that maintaining schoolyard gardens, especially in urban areas, can be challenging. "You have to be very willing to improvise," she said.
"THE FUTURE OF THE PLANET"

The students and staff at P.S. 216 work collaboratively to sustain a garden and farm despite being in the middle of New York City. "Students are involved in all of the most important tasks," said teacher Cecilia Galarraga, "including watering, planting, mulching, harvesting, weeding, and making compost."

Through the Edible Schoolyard Project, students also learn about the benefits of healthy eating in the classroom. Neglia said that P.S. 216 is teaching kids about "careers in the food industry-such as farming and agriculture, nutrition, food safety, and the restaurant business."

Similar classes are taking place around the country. So far, the Edible Schoolyard Project has reached more than 1 million students in more than 367 schools.

"I'm thinking about the future of the planet," Waters said. "I'm doing this for your generation."

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At schools across the United States, students often sit down to cafeteria lunches made from processed foods that are high in fat, sodium, and sugar. But kids at Public School (P.S.) 216 in Brooklyn, New York, have a different dining experience. Principal Donna Neglia reports that her "students love eating fresh fruits and vegetables.

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The year is 2050. Towers filled with fruits and vegetables growing in vertical rows dominatemetropolises. With the world population expected to reach between 8.3 and 10.9 billion by 2050, this vision of "vertical farming" using hydroponics (the process of growing plants in sand, gravel, or liquid with added nutrients but no soil) may become commonplace.

More and more people around the world are living in urban areas, and the demand for high-quality fresh food is rising. At the same time, new homes, apartment buildings, shopping centers, and roads are replacing fertile land near cities. That makes growing crops in skyscrapers an interesting solution.
MIMICKING NATURE
In Dallas, Texas, a company called Green Habitat Hydroponics (GHH), sells vertical farming supplies. I recently spoke with Kris Maxwell, a sales employee at GHH, about the business.

"It's like you are the god of the garden," Maxwell said. "You can control anything and everything you want to with hydroponics. For example, certain plants need certain nutrients and pH levels [acidity measures]. But don't worry. You can change the hydroponic solution by adding or taking away nutrients, or by balancing the pH level, or even by controlling the amount of water in a solution, so that plants get all the nutrients and water requirements they need. There are even different solutions for certain phases in the plant's growth."

In this indoor environment, LED lights, which are environmentally friendly, mimic the sun's rays. Heaters, coolers, humidifiers, and dehumidifiers control the temperature and humidity. Up to 300 plants can thrive in one container unit.
USING FISH AS NUTRIENTS
GHH also sells aeroponic systems. With this process, plants are placed in huge buckets containing tubing that soaks the roots in a liquid solution. Nutrient-rich wastes from fish, for example, are filtered and sent through the water tube system.

"The good thing about this method is that no fertilizers have to be used because the fish produce all of the necessary nutrients," Maxwell said. "Another advantage of vertical farming is that no insects or other pests will damage your crops."

What do you think? Does vertical farming have a bright future?

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What is soil made of? Why is it important? And how can we nurture soil for the benefit of humans and our ecosystems? Learn about soil with the help of Soil 101, a 2015 animation from the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. More from their site:

Healthy soils are the foundation of the food system. Our soils are the basis for agriculture and the medium in which nearly all food-producing plants grow. Healthy soils produce healthy crops that in turn nourish people and animals. Indeed, soil quality is directly linked to food quality and quantity.

Soils supply the essential nutrients, water, oxygen and root support that our food-producing plants need to grow and flourish. They also serve as a buffer to protect delicate plant roots from drastic fluctuations in temperature.

A healthy soil is a living, dynamic ecosystem, teeming with microscopic and larger organisms that perform many vital functions including converting dead and decaying matter as well as minerals to plant nutrients (nutrient cycling); controlling plant disease, insect and weed pests; improving soil structure with positive effects for soil water and nutrient holding capacity, and ultimately improving crop production. A healthy soil also contributes to mitigating climate change by maintaining or increasing its carbon content.

How can you be the solution to soil pollution? Reduce, reuse, recycle, and more. This video summarizes seven simple ways to help:

Watch Soil Life in Action: Bioturbation with and without soil fauna next.

Additional related videos include Inside the Compost Cycle: Turning waste to nutrient-rich soil, Vermicomposting: How worms can reduce our waste, and Transforming Human Poop Into Eco-Friendly Fertilizer.

Plus: Growing kidney bean & spinach plants, soil cross-section time lapses.

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PRFMNEWS - Pemerintah Kota Bandung tengah gencar menggalakan kegiatan urban farming. Hal itu dilakukan guna menjaga ketahanan pangan dan mewujudkan kemampuan kemandirian pangan bagi warga Kota Bandung.

Kepala Dinas Pertanian dan Ketahanan Pangan ( Dispangtan) Kota Bandung, Gin Gin Ginanjar mengakui jika kota Bandung bukan merupakan daerah produsen pangan. Sehingga urban farming dipilih untuk menjadi jalan keluarnya.

"Kota Bandung secara karakter merupakan bukan daerah produsen. Hampir 96% pangan yang ada di kota Bandung itu dari luar kota Bandung. Begitu besar ketergantungan daging ayam, sapi, telur, sayuran buah-buahan dan lain sebagainya," kata Gin Gin saat on air di Radio PRFM 107,5 News Channel, Minggu (6/9/2020).
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Menurutnya, urban farming adalah langkah yang tepat dilakukan bagi warga kota Bandung. Pasalnya, lahan yang sempit yang ada di tempat tinggal warga saja bisa disulap menjadi lahan budidaya pangan.

"Sebuah keniscayaan kota Bandung yang bukan kota produsen untuk punya kemandirian pangan. Sehingga strategi urban farming itu menjadi penting. Dengan lahan yang sempit kita memanfaatkannya dengan urban farming sehingga kemampuan untuk menghasilkan pangan sendiri bisa menghasilkan ketahanan pangan bagi keluarga," jelasnya.

Untuk itu, Dispangtan kota Bandung memberikan perhatian khusus bagi program urban farming.
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"Program urban farming menjadi prioritas di Kota Bandung untuk dikembangkan," jelasnya.

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Kota Bandung Gencarkan Urban Farming Guna Wujudkan Kemandirian Pangan - PRFM News

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PRFMNEWS - Pemerintah Kota Bandung tengah gencar menggalakan kegiatan urban farming. Hal itu dilakukan guna menjaga ketahanan pangan dan mewujudkan kemampuan kemandirian pangan bagi warga Kota Bandung. Kepala Dinas Pertanian dan Ketahanan Pangan ( Dispangtan) Kota Bandung, Gin Gin Ginanjar mengakui jika kota Bandung bukan merupakan daerah produsen pangan.

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Green Buildings - The Future of Construction

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Green Architecture Saving the World | Visiting Sustainable Buildings from Across the Planet

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Green Architecture Saving the World | Visiting Sustainable Buildings from Across the Planet