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专业评定:留信认证不仅认证你的学位证书,还会对你的所学专业进行评定。这有助于展示你的学术背景,特别是对于国内公司而言,能够清楚了解你所学专业的水平和价值。
国家人才库入库:认证后,你的信息将被纳入国家人才库,并且可以在国家人才网等平台上展示,供包括500强公司等大型公司挑选和聘用人才。这对于回国找工作特别是进入大公司,具有非常积极的作用。
VERTICAL FARMING: A WAY TOWARDS SMART & SUSTAINABLE URBAN AGRICULTUREindexPub
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Vertical farming is an innovative approach to agriculture that aims to meet the growing food demands of urban populations while addressing the challenges of limited arable land, resource scarcity, and environmental concerns. By utilizing vertically stacked layers or structures, this method integrates advanced technologies to grow crops in controlled environments, such as buildings, shipping containers, or specialized facilities. Vertical farming offers a sustainable and space-efficient solution to meet the increasing demand for these valuable plants. This abstract explores the role of vertical farming in the cultivation of aromatic and medicinal plants, highlighting its benefits, challenges, and potential to revolutionize the production of these valuable crops. By integrating IoT devices, the system aims to monitor and control various parameters such as environmental conditions, nutrient levels, and irrigation, optimizing the growth and quality of aromatic and medicinal plants.
4. Preventing Burns/Fires
Tips
? Keep hair tied back
? Always use oven mitts
? Turn panhandles inward
? Keep towels and other
materials away from heating
elements
? Clean grease and bits of food
off oven
Treating Minor burns
? Run under cool water
? Cover loosely with clean
gauze
5. Preventing Fires/Burns
? Extinguish fires with:
– Fire Extinguisher by following the PASS steps
? Pull Pin
? Aim at Base of Fire
? Spray fire while using a
? Sweeping motion
– Smother fires with Salt, baking Soda or wet towel
– Never put water on a Grease Fire
– Don’t Panic!!!
6. Preventing Falls
? Tips
– Clean up Spills immediately
– Keep floor clear of clutter
– Make sure shoes fit and all laces are
tied
? Treating Falls
– Leave person on floor if anything
seems to be broken
– INFORM an adult
7. Preventing Cuts
tips
? Always hold knives by the
handle
? Wash knives separately
? Don’t try to catch a falling
knife
? Sweep up glass immediately
with broom and dustpan
Treatment for cuts
? Clean cuts by running
under warm water
– Apply pressure if
– bleeding is heavy
? Bandage with clean
gauze or band-aid
8. Preventing choking
Tips
? Chew with your mouth
closed
? Don’t talk and laugh with
your mouth full
? Don’t play with your mount
food
? Chew your food thoroughly
before swallowing
treatment
? HOLD THE PERSON
UNDER THE WAIST_
? SLIGHTLY KNOCK
THEIR BACK
? INFORM AN adult
9. Preventing Shock
Tips
? No aluminum foil or any metal
in the microwave
? Always unplug appliances after
use
? Make sure hands are dry when
dealing with electric appliances
? Keep all electrical appliances
and cords away from water
Treatment
? Unplug appliance
? Do not touch appliance or
person
? Notify adult
10. Other ways to be safe in the
kitchen!
? Always wash your hands
before preparing food
? Keep chemicals away from
foods and food
utensils
? Store foods properly
? Cook foods thoroughly
? Store heavy items on
bottom shelves
11. FOOD SAFETY TIPS
? Wash Hands properly to eliminate a large
percentage of bacteria
use two cutting boards:
1. raw meat, poultry and seafood
2. ready-to-eat foods, like breads and
vegetables.
12. Food safety tips
? Use a food thermometer to make sure
meat is thoroughly cooked.
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13. More Food safety tips
? Refrigerate foods at the correct
temperature to limit bacteria growth.
14. Class work - List 10 unsafe
practices in the picture