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Farming in the mediterranean is like a giant banana with hairy saggy balls coming out of it. It goes into the cove and comes out again, like a lawnmower. This wikianswers is a piece of nice cowpat and only has a few answers.
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Is the Mediterranean sea ideal for farming?
For fish farming
What role played by the mediterranean sea geography and agriculture helped in the rise of the greek civilization?
The Mediterranean Sea and the agriculture helped rise the Greek civilization in a few ways. The main important way the Mediterranean Sea help was by land and useful farming.
Why are there so few forests in the eastern mediterranean?
Centuries of farming, herding, shipbuilding, and firewood-collection have all but eliminated forests in the region.
What region is farming and fishing important to?
Farming and fishing are important to coastal regions and areas with fertile land suitable for agriculture, such as countries in Southeast Asia, the Mediterranean, and parts of Africa. These regions rely on farming and fishing as key economic activities to support local communities and supply food to the population.
In the mediterranean on what is subsistence agriculture based?
Subsistence agriculture in the Mediterranean is based on crops such as olives, grapes, wheat, and citrus fruits, as well as livestock farming like sheep and goats. Farmers typically grow enough food to meet their own needs with limited surplus for trade. The region's diverse climate and terrain support a variety of crops and farming practices.
Was ancient rome good for farming?
Yes, the climate of Italy was mild (Mediterranean climate) and the soil was fertile (volcanic ash- high in potassium and nitrogen).
Why do you think cattle domestiocation areas were located around the Mediterranean Sea?
Cattle domestication took place in areas located around the Mediterranean Sea because that is where farming first began. It was also easier to get them to a port to be loaded on a ship for trade purposes.
What type of jobs do you get in the Mediterranean climates?
Same jobs as anywhere else, depending on industrialisation - plus viticulture (winegrowing), olive farming, tuna fishing, often lots of jobs in tourism too. In some places they cultivate cork oaks for cork making, but the rise of plastic wine corks has damaged that industry.
Where did farming emerge?
Farming is believed to have emerged independently in several regions around the world, including in the Fertile Crescent (modern-day Middle East), East Asia, Mesoamerica, and the Andes. These early agricultural practices eventually led to the development of complex societies and civilizations.
How are humid subtropical and mediterranean climate different from each other?
The Humid Subtropical have long periods of summer. The winters are mild to cool, depending on latitude. The climate is very suitable for raising crops.The Mediterranean have hot and dry summers. The winters are cool and rainy. The climate supports farming and agricultural activity.
What is settled farming?
Settled Farming is the practice of farming an area permanently where the soil is good (fertile) and the water source is reliable. This usually occurs in the Ethiopian Highlands, around Lake Victoria, where millet, coffee, corn, and cacao are grown, Along the Nile, where cotton and sugar cane are found, in Mediterranean Africa, where most farmers grow wheat, and Southern Africa, where wheat, corn, vineyards, rice, and citrus fruits are grown.
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