1 As more schools have looked for ways to teach about ecology in a real life way, a number schools have expanded beyond simple gardens to chicken coops. Some schools build chicken coops for their students and sell the eggs locally. Not only does this provide a hands-on opportunity to understand math concepts, it integrates social studies and science education in a memorable way. Schools have used the income that has been produced from eggs to fund school projects and as a donation to charity. 2 Home beekeeping has its advantages. Some beekeepers produce all the honey they can eat and still have enough to share with family members and friends with about 25 pounds of surplus honey that can be produced first season. Critics warn about the pitfalls of urban beekeeping. Breeding a large amount of bees can lead to starvation if there is not enough food for the bees to eat.

Both texts provide information to support the idea that Single choice.

a. nontraditional farming has benefits ​

b. keeping bees is helpful ​

c. farming often benefits charity