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Growing Figs in Cold Climates: A Complete Guide

為了解決USDA organic的問題，作者 這樣論述：

Lee Reich , PhD, dove into gardening decades ago, initially with one foot in academia as an agricultural scientist with the USDA and then Cornell University, and one foot in the field, the organic field. He eventually expanded his field to a ＂farmden＂ (more than a garden, less than a farm) and left

academia to lecture, consult, and write. He is author of many books, including The Ever Curious Gardener , Weedless Gardening , The Pruning Book , and Landscaping with Fruit , as well as a syndicated column for Associated Press. Lee has a PhD in Horticulture from the University of Maryland, and

an MS in Soil Science and a BA in Chemistry from the University of Wisconsin. He blogs at leereich.com from his farmden in New Paltz, NY.

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蔬果箱內容物選擇問題之初探

為了解決USDA organic的問題，作者Ummi Fakhriyah Jayatri 這樣論述：

蔬果箱方案(Box Scheme)是一種基於訂閱的方式向客戶配送農產品的新方式。 提供蔬果箱方案公司會預先決定在有限的空間中要運送的蔬菜和水果，這些蔬菜和水果由供應鏈中的農民合作夥伴提供給他們的訂戶。 蔬果箱生產商在面臨價格波動的同時，很難確定盒子的內容以確保消費者的滿意度。本研究將果蔬盒的內容選擇問題定義為 Multi Knapsack Problem with Setup (MKPS) 模型，以最大化公司的利潤為目標，並定義了由數量、品種、重量、營養內容和盒子類型組成的各種限制。該問題利用混合整數線性規劃法（Mixed Integer Linear Programming）進行公式化，並

使用 LINGO 求解器求解。結果顯示，蔬果箱公司在應用營養政策時需要較高的成本。此外，增加農作物供應商可以通過分擔分配成本降低作物總成本。本研究也對參數進行了敏感性分析：分配成本、需求和盒子價格，以評估它們對利潤的影響。

Neglected and Underutilized Crops - Towards Nutritional Security and Sustainability

為了解決USDA organic的問題，作者 這樣論述：

Sajad Majeed Zargar, Ph.D, is an Assistant Professor at Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences & Technology of Kashmir (SKUAST-Kashmir) in India and visiting Professor at University of Padova, Italy. He was previously a Visiting Professor at the Nara Institute of Science & Technology, Ja

pan. He has worked as an Assistant Professor at SKUAST-Jammu and Baba Ghulam Shah Badshan University, Rajouri (BGSB) in India. He has also worked as scientist at Advanta India Limited, Hyderabad, India and TERI (The Energy & Resources Institute), New Delhi, India. Dr. Zargar is recipient of CREST ov

ersea’s fellowship from DBT, India; Goho grant from Govt. of Japan and Erasmus Fellowship from European Union. He has received several awards for his work and research and is receipt of young research grant from SERB-DST, India. He is also the member and representative of INPPO (International Plant

Proteomics Organisation). Dr. Zargar has established well equipped Proteomics Laboratory at Division of Plant Biotechnology, SKAUST-Kashmir to undertake basic plant proteomics research. He has chaired a session in 3rd INPPO, World Congress held at University of Padova, Italy in 2018. His editorial a

ctivities and scientific memberships include publishing research and review articles in international journals and as a reviewer. He has been affiliated with several internationally reputed journals and is also reviewer of reputed journals Journal of Advanced Research, Frontires in Plant Science, 3

Biotech, Scientia Horticulture, Methods in Ecology and Evolution, Australian Journal of Crop Science and many others. Antonio Masi, Ph.D, is an Associate Professor at DAFNAE - Department of Agronomy Food Natural Resources Animals and Environment, University of Padova, Italy. Following studies in Agr

icultural Sciences and a PhD in Photobiology at the University of Padova, he carried out studies at the Pflanzen Physiologisches Institut in Bern, Switzerland (1990), and at the Department of Plant Biology, University of California at Berkeley (1994-95) in the field of plant molecular biology, plant

physiology and biochemistry. Recipient of a Fulbright grant for research in plant proteomics (2004) at Cornell University, Ithaca-NY. Visiting professor at Tribhuvan University (2010) in Kathmandu and Pokhara, Nepal, within the European programme ＂Sutrofor＂ - Sustainable Tropical Forestry. His rese

arch activity has mainly focussed on oxidative stress and antioxidants in plants; plant abiotic stress in crops, plant sulphur metabolism and plant thiols; functions of gamma-glutamyl transferase in glutathione transport and degradation; biological effects of humic substances and biostimulants; comp

arative plant proteomics and application of proteomics in agricultural and food science; factors affecting the uptake and distribution of persistent organic pollutants in plants. Romesh Kumar Salgotra, Ph.D, is a Professor and Coordinator, at the School of Biotechnology at Sher-e-Kashmir University

of Agricultural Sciences & Technology of Jammu (SKUAST-Jammu) in India. Dr. Salgotra received his Ph.D. in Plant Breeding & Genetics in 1999 from CSK Himachal Pradesh Krishi Vishwavidyalaya, Palampur, India. He was previously an Endeavour Executive Fellow of Queensland Alliance for Agriculture and F

ood Innovation (QAAFI) at the University of Queensland, Australia. He has worked in different capacities as Junior Scientist and Senior Scientist at SKUAST-Jammu under All India Co-ordinated Rice Improvement Project, National Rice Research Institute (NRRI), Hyderabad and Central Research Institute f

or Dryland Agriculture (CRIDA), Hyderabad, India. He has also worked as Agriculture Extension Officer in Govt. of Jammu & Kashmir, India. Dr. Salgotra is recipient of BOYSCAST Fellowship, Tennessee University, USA. He was awarded with prestigious Norman E. Borlaug Fellowship by United State Agricult

ure Development (USDA) during 2015. He has participated in Genetic Resources and Intellectual Property Rights Programme (GRIP) under Swedish International Development Agency (SIDA), Sweden and Followup programme at Pretoria, South Africa. He has received several awards for his work and research. He

was the member and representative of Global Forum for Innovative Agriculture (GFIA), Abu Dhabi, UAE. Dr. Salgotra was also one of the member of delegation in Joint Committee on Science and Technology, Govt. of India held at Belgrade, Serbia in 2017. He has chaired a session in International Associat

ion of Science & Technology Development for Computational Bioscience held at Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA. He has more than 50 peer reviewed publications and has delivered numerous oral and poster presentations in national and international meetings/conferences. He has been affiliated with several

internationally reputed journals and is also reviewer of reputed journals Scientific Reports, Plos One, Plant Cell Reports, BMC Genetics, Rice Science, Journal of Integrative Agriculture, Australian Journal of Crop Science, SABRAO and many others.

HOW COVID-19 IMPACTS THE PURCHASE INTENTION OF ORGANIC FOOD IN SOUTHEAST ASIA

為了解決USDA organic的問題，作者NGUYEN NGOC THUY 這樣論述：

Organic food industry growth continues to garner increasing interest from researchers and agribusiness entrepreneurs, particularly in the context of emerging and developing countries. This study identifies the role of COVID-19, availability, price, trust in eco-labels, health consciousness, environ

mental concern, organic knowledge, subjective norm, and perceived behavioral control as driving forces for the intention to purchase organic food by customers from emerging countries in Southeast Asia.Data was collected from 449 respondents. A Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) approach was used in

the analysis. The findings indicate significant shifts in how people in Southeast Asia eat, shop, and engage with food. Indeed, the survey findings indicated (i) a shift toward healthier diets under the impact of COVID-19; (ii) an increase in the attitude towards organic products due to eco-label tr

ust; (iii) a change in health consciousness and organic knowledge because of eco-label trust.The study aided stakeholders and organic food manufacturers in appreciating the COVID-19 market environment, which is crucial for gaining a complete understanding of the market and ensuring the organic food

industry's sustainability. A novel research approach is proposed and validated in connection to individual purchasing decisions in the context of global health concerns, a field of study that is currently neglected in the literature. As a result of the study, a deeper understanding of green consumpt

ion, particularly in the Southeast Asian market, has been gained.