Question

1. search the web to complete this chart (1st row is done as example)

	organic farms	factory farms
animal welfare
artificial hormones
corporate involvement
size of farm
food miles

Explanation:

Organic farms prioritize animal well - being, avoid artificial hormones, have less corporate involvement, can vary in size but often smaller in scale, and may have lower food miles due to local focus. Factory farms may have lower animal welfare standards, use artificial hormones, have high corporate involvement, are usually large - scale, and may have higher food miles as they distribute widely.
Animal Welfare: Organic Farms: Focus on natural living conditions and humane treatment. Factory Farms: May have crowded and inhumane conditions.
Artificial Hormones: Organic Farms: Prohibited. Factory Farms: Commonly used to increase production.
Corporate Involvement: Organic Farms: Often smaller, family - owned or cooperative, less corporate. Factory Farms: High corporate ownership and control.
Size of Farm: Organic Farms: Can be small - scale, medium - sized. Factory Farms: Large - scale industrial operations.
Food Miles: Organic Farms: Tend to be more local, lower food miles. Factory Farms: Products may travel long distances for distribution.

Answer:

	Organic Farms	Factory Farms
Artificial Hormones	Prohibited	Commonly used to increase production
Corporate Involvement	Often smaller, family - owned or cooperative, less corporate	High corporate ownership and control
Size of Farm	Can be small - scale, medium - sized	Large - scale industrial operations
Food Miles	Tend to be more local, lower food miles	Products may travel long distances for distribution