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The type paragraph structure is comparing & contrasting because its comparing Polyface farms to industrial farms like George Naylor.

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The key concept of this paragraph is Polyface farms are different from industrial farms.

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A sentence that develops the key concept is "Polyface farms is the opposite of an industrial farms like George Naylor."

BTW Polyface is a local sustainable farm.

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How sentence develop the key concept is it provides evidence on how it is different and not like the rest.

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Why did the author include this paragraph? What role does it play in the author's overall purpose for writing Omnivore's Dilemma?

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Why did the author include this paragraph? What role does it play in the author's overall purpose for writing Omnivore's Dilemma?

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The reason why the author included this paragraph , and the role that it plays in the book is how its different from industrial farms and all the different catagories.

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This paragraph is exopository/explanatory because it example that the corn is turn into wine and beer

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this paragraph is descriptive

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The key concept is that the pigs is getting drug by wine and beer and putting into corn and they turn it in to compost

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The key concept is that farmers turn corn into alcohol to get pugs tipsy as they dig they turn the compost over and air it out

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"That means fungi in the manure turn some of the corn into alcohol. ( This is the same fermenting process used to make wine or beer.)''

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the farmer make new food out of the compost and the compost is made out of the alcohol and the pigs get a lil tipsy and they use the poop the do all of this

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As soon as the cows head out to pasture in the spring, several dozen pigs come in and hunt for the corn in the manure pile. As they dig, they turn the compost over and air it out. This kills any harmful bacteria and after a few weeks the rich, cakey compost is ready to be spread on the fields.