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VikaD [51]
2 years ago
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Roles of three employees in the Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources cluster are given in this chart. Which best describes t

he pathways of these three individuals?
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2 answers:
alexira [117]2 years ago
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The correct answer is C) Alana works in Food Processing Systems, Louis works in Animal Systems, and Fred works in Environmental Services.

The other options of the question were A) Alana works in Plant Systems, Louis works in Animal Systems, and Fred works in Natural Resources. B) Alana works in Food Processing Systems, Louis works in Agribusiness, and Fred works in Natural Resource Systems. D) Alana works in the Natural Resource System, Louis works in Food Product Systems, and Fred works in Environmental Services.

The pathways of these three individuals are the following: Alana works in Food Processing Systems, Louis works in Animal Systems, and Fred works in Environmental Services.

These are important jobs in the industry that help provide people with necessary goods but taking into consideration the environment and the protection of the land and animals. In the United States, there are many careers in Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources that aim to enhance the process of food conservation, always paying attention to never hurt animals and in the preservation of the environment. We are talking about careers such as Plant Systems, Animal Systems, and Food and Processing system.

dsp732 years ago
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What are the options?

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