How fossil fuels made big impact in agriculture and our lives by make it more efficient and easier to arrive at our kitchen form the farm
Some of the positive effects are more efficient harvesting, fresh food, and less people needed.
Some of the negative effects are that we rely on fossil fuels and it also makes up 10 percent co2 emissions with almost 700 million tons of co2 is released in atmosphere due to agriculture
One is that technology has gotten better over the years that now we have huge machinery, fertilizers, better transport, and pesticides
Fertilizers have increase the harvest by 40 to 60 % more.
With out pesticides 50 to 77 of crops would have thrown away and with pesticides it had shorten it down to only 22 to 40 of losses.
https://www.ers.usda.gov/webdocs/publications/82194/err-224.pdf https://lifepowered.org/benefits-of-fossil-fuels-for-agricultural-production/ https://www.ers.usda.gov/topics/natural-resources-environment/climate-change/#:~:text=However%2C%20the%20emissions%20profile%20for,51.4%20percent%20as%20nitrous%20oxide.