Much land is not suited to farming, or rather the crop-raising part of farming because of the steep slopes that make it a challenge to hold a tractor on without risk of rolling it. A large land base also has soil that is not suited for growing crops, but ideal for raising livestock on.
Basically the lay of the land and the soil underneath depicts what is best to grow or raise on it. That is the "challenge" part of it.
Many people believe that all production of livestock should be replaced by growing crops, but those same people are the ones that believe all livestock are being raised on flat land with rich soil underneath. They don't realize that much of the land that is used for livestock grazing is better suited that way because crops cannot be grown in such soils or terrain. Crops that are grown in such poor soils are better off being used as livestock feed because the producer won't get much money selling it as a cash crop.
it is an area which as terracing land and is devotional to a land or agriculture
not sure but should be: 1. Climatic Factor 2. Ecological Factor 3. Topography 4. Economic Factor 5. Population density 6. Prevalent land tenure system 7. Soil type
On leveled land~!
15%
Land elevation, land fertility, climate, and access to resources(e.g. water, soil, fertilizer,sun, animals for domesticated agriculture)
Fertile land for agriculture
The factors affecting agriculture are:-1. Topography of soil 2. Climatic Conditions 3. Availability of water and other minerals 4. Type of land etc.
topography
land has topography... not sharks
The typography of land refers to the physical features and characteristics of the Earth's surface, such as mountains, valleys, plains, and bodies of water. It includes the study of landforms, soil types, elevation, and other natural geographical attributes that make up the landscape.
shape of the lan means how the land was shaped
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topography
EROSION!!! XD When it rains the dirt will be carried downward, resulting in less soil, and bad farming since you need soil.
The lay of the land.
the lay of the land
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