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I think farming is of paramount importance. It's vital. We rely completely on the ability to produce food. It’s absolutely vital in the most literal sense of the word. So, we absolutely rely on farming, and we have to do everything we can to make sure that farmers are able to continue what they're doing and that they are supported and have the opportunity to continue. And I think governments have shown in times of crisis that one of the first priorities is, of course, supporting farmers and crop production. So, it's definitely vital. @oybeks_notes

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So traditional agriculture relies more on physical manual labor, and typically there will be a smaller potential yield versus modern agriculture in which we have larger farm equipment. It helps farmers to operate more efficiently and on a larger scale so they have the opportunity to have a larger yield. And it typically may not be as backbreaking in terms of the work because they'll have things to make it easier for them physically.

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I think there are many benefits for sports for children, but the primary benefit is the physical health benefits that it can provide. Obviously, if we're encouraging children to be active and we're giving them a platform in which to do that, that's going to help them to develop and maintain healthy bodies. And that can be something that they are taking with them through their lifetime. So, we're giving them a good start physically. One of the other benefits that people really tout when they're trying to get children involved in sports is the benefit of teamwork and collaboration. So, helping children to understand how to work well together, how to lose graciously, how to be a good sportsman, and how to cooperatively work together, those are invaluable skills for children. So those are definite benefits that can be obtained through participation in sports.

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Yes, absolutely. Crop production agriculture is entirely dependent on weather conditions. So, if weather conditions are changing in a particular area, then farmers are going to have to reassess their methods, their strategies. If an area that has traditionally been quite dry is now experiencing a lot of rainfall, for example, farmers are going to have to reevaluate how they make their crops successful. And in some cases, they're going to have to change what they're doing, switch gears, and even start cultivating different crops to keep those things going.

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In 1985, the most popular sport was rugby, with the participant numbers amounting to around 230 thousand, significantly higher than that of tennis, at 150 thousand. However, the figure for the former saw nothing short of an exponential fall, ending the period with only 50 thousand people, whereas the number of tennis participants rose constantly, reaching its peak at more than 200 thousand in 2005.

Overall, while the rugby participation saw a significant decline, the reverse was observed in tennis with a notable increase. It is also clear that the figures for basketball and badminton showed rather similar flat trends.

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