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A hectare is just over two acres, and on two acres of land, a lot of farming is possible. A farmer could plant fruit trees and create an orchard, or the farmer could build a chicken coop and raise chickens for poultry. The farmer could also plant vegetables and herbs and create a more traditional farm, or install a fish pond for additional sources of protein.
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Two neighboring farmers are having an argument. Farmer A claims that he should be given half of Farmer B's land. Furthermore if he doesn't get it he'll burn down all of Farmer B's crops! Not wanting?
Adolf hitler
What is the word for the methods of farming in the South after the war involved renting land from a big land owner thereby paying all of the expenses and also reaping any profits?
One of the methods of farming in the South after the war involved renting land from a big land owner thereby paying all of the expenses and also reaping any profits, is called tenant farming. The land for a tenant farmer is rented for them to grow crops.
Why did the farmer bury all his money in his fields?
to grow money crops
Should farmers be able to sell their land to developers if they want to do so?
Yes, many farmers don't make any money at all. They struggle to keep their farm operating and making money to support their family. When a farmer has no other option of making money, they need to sell a portion of their land to make a profit.
What is the definition of a subsistence farm?
A type of farming in which most or all the crops are consumed by the farmer and his family.
On Facebook farmville do the vehicles do all the work the farmer does. for example does the harvester need to be prompted by the farmer to harvest crops or does it harvest automaticaly?
The farmer has to prompt the vehicles to do the work.
What the game called were its like medieval times and theres a farmer who lives on a piece of land and he can marry and have kids then they all work on the farm also they die and disasters happen?
harvest moon
What is intensive cultivation?
It's when highly productive grains are introduced to an area causing the land to work harder. Working the land harder eventually leads to the deterioration of the soil, erosion, and the decreased productivity of the land as a whole. It's when a farmer uses up all land available because not much land is available to farm on.
What would a farmer say about confederation?
A farmer would say that they are worried most of their land will be taken away due to confederation. They are also worried after loosing their land, they will not have land left to farm on, loosing most of their profits. Sorry, that's all I know xx
Where is a forest without trees?
A Farm(Farmer Burn all the trees to make land for their farm(deforestion))
Two neighboring farmers are having an argument. Farmer A claims that he should be given half of Farmer B's land. Furthermore if he doesn't get it he'll burn down all of Farmer B's crops! Not wanting?
Adolf hitler
How much of earth land is available for use to grow food crop?
According to David Jackson, an analyst at LMC International Ltd in London, Jackson told Reuters. "In total the amount of land available is roughly 100 million hectares worldwide ... But that's not all going to be developed." And according to Wikipedia, the Hectare is defined by this link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hectare
What is a global hectare?
To allow different types of land to be compared using a common denominator, equivalence factors are used to convert physical hectares of different types of land, such as cropland and pasture, into the common unit of global hectares. The use of global hectares recognizes that different types of land have a different ability to produce useful goods and services for humans. One hectare of cropland can produce a greater quantity of useful and valuable food products than a single hectare of grazing land, for example. By converting both cropland and pasture into global hectares, they can be compared on an equal basis. A global hectare is defined as a hectare with world-average productivity for all biologically productive land and water in a given year. Biologically productive land includes areas such as cropland, forest, and fishing grounds, and excludes deserts, glaciers, and the open ocean. Global hectares are the common, standardized unit used for reporting Ecological Footprint and biocapacity across time and for areas throughout the world. Because total global production changes over time, the amount of physical material produced by a single global hectare also changes over time.
How much does it cost to build a cinema theatre?
about 5.6 million dollars but this includes all of your screens and plus all of your electrical wires to run into the building.
What was thomas Lincoln's father a farmer or a cobbler?
Actually thomas lincoln was a carpenter. But he was also a farmer in his small land. He stitches shoes for their own family(becoz he couldnt afford to buy). He was never a cobbler at all...
How many tennis courts in a hectare?
Well 1000m equals to one hectare so all u need to do is find how big is a tennis court and see how much it fits into a hectare. U need to use maths. Simple
Two neighboring farmers are having an argument. Farmer A claims that he should be given half of Farmer B's land. Furthermore if he doesn't get it he'll burn down all of Farmer B's crops! Not wanting t?
The appeasement of Nazi Germany
