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What do you call a person who grows crops?
A farmer.
What kind of farmer only grows enough crops for his family?
Substance farmer
How much money does a farmer earn in a year?
The amount of money a farmer earns in a year depends on several factors: the size of the farm, what the farmer is raising, how well the crops do (if he is raising crops), etc. A farmer could actually lose money in some years if he is growing crops and they don't do well.
What have been the results of improved agricultural practices?
One result of improved agricultural practices is a higher yield for crops. Higher yields bring more produce to market and might also give the farmer a profit.
Why did the farmer bury all his money in his fields?
to grow money crops
The use of high-yield hybrid crops is called?
cropping
Which of these does not contribute to high yield crops in Europe?
crop rotation
Do you think a farmer can have a good yield of crops if he doesn't follow basic agricultural practice?
Basic agricultural practice will be designed to produce the best possible yield, so No!
Why do farmers kill pests on farms?
Because the pests damage the farmer's crops, causing him to lose yield and not make as much money.
What are Yields?
Low yields usually refer to crops. It means that the yield of the crop was lower than predicted by the seed company or farmer.
How much does a local farmer get paid?
A local farmer can make anywhere from 50,000 a year to hundreds of thousands of dollars a year. The salary depends on their crop yield and market price for their crops.
When does a farmer get paid?
It all depends on what kind of year it is. If the prices of crops or livestock are high and his crops or llivestock is healthy, then the farmer could be very rich. If the livestock and crops are unheathy and the markey is bad, then the farm could go bankrupt.
Does rotating crops use up nutrients?
It depends on the crops in the rotation and the farmer's yield goals. For example, an organic producer who is most interested in crop quality instead of yield will not use up all the nutrients in the soil. If the soil is a little low, he can add some organic manure or compost. But a Midwest US corn and soybean grower with high yield goals will always have to keep adding some nutrients.
What are low yields?
Low yields usually refer to crops. It means that the yield of the crop was lower than predicted by the seed company or farmer.
How do you get rid of catterillers out of crops?
high yield products from your local nursery has a specific product for this
Can i know Which two cash crops give high yield?
Probably tobacco and sugar cane.
What type of research includes creation of high-yield crops and ways to reduse the labor to raise crops?
scientific research on increasing food supply ;)
