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On which four of the seven continents were the earliest farming areas developed?
The earliest farming areas developed on the continents of Asia, Africa, Europe, and the Americas.
About 36 percent of the land Latin America has been developed for?
farming
About 36 percent of the land in Latin America has been developed for .?
farming
Does subsistence farming take place mostly in a developed or developing country?
Developing
Why did the large-scale farming develop in the sourhern colonies?
Large scale farming developed in the southern colonies because they had slaves to work the plantations.
Who developed the method of farming of terraccing?
Axumites developed the farming method of terracing
Why did civilizations developed in the Fertile Crescent?
The soil that developed there was good for farming.
What was the kind of farming that developed in the South at the end of the Civil War?
tenant farming
Developed the farming method of terracing?
axumites
A method of farming developed in Utah and used throughout the Great Plains in the 19th century was?
Dry Farming was developed in Utah and used throughout the Great Plains.
What types of farming have been developed to prevent wind erosion in the Great Plains?
agricultural farming
Why aquaculture is not developed?
Farming, civilization, and human zoo's ;)
How has the new stone age developed?
when farming was discover
What does substance farming mean?
SubSISTENCE farming is what you were looking for.This termmeans the production of foodmainly for use by the farmer's ownfamily. In less-developed countries,subsistence farming is often one ofthe main economic activities. Incontrast, in developed countriesthere is little subsistence farming.-kev
What special farming methods were developed by the incas and the Aztec?
TERISES
What is the date farming developed in Mexico?
8000-2000 BC
What did England's economy experience as a result of new farming techniques developed in the agriculture revolution?
a decrease in commercial farming
