Transportation and food shiping network improvement is not a goal of sustainable agriculture. It focuses on yield, food security, food systems, and the environment.

Generally Asked Question

Which of The Following Is Not A Goal of Sustainable Agriculture?

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1. Food security. ❌
2. Improved global transportation. ✅
3. Minimize adverse environmental effects. ❌
4. Increase crop yield. ❌

What is the main goal of sustainable agriculture?

A. Rely on mechanization, pesticide, and fertilizer. ❌
B. Production of poor quality of food at high cost. ❌
C. Feeding growing world without harming  ecosystems. ✅
D. Increase farming efficiencies and outputs. ❌

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