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They irrigate their crops if they're located in a low-precipitation area; pesticides to rid crops of weeds, fungal diseases and insect pests; and fertilizer.
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Why do farmers use poison on their farm?
To kill bugs.
Why is it important for farmers of communities to build a surplus?
so they can use it to farm with
Why does farmers have farms?
To farm. Farmers farm. It's their job. Without farms, they wouldn't be farmers.
Which manures the farmers prefer to use chemical fertilizer or farm manure?
both
What kind of soil do farmers use?
The top soil found where their farm is located.
Do people in the UK farm?
Yes, we have farmers. Only a tiny minority of the population are farmers or farm workers of course. Comparing land uses, by far the largest land use in the UK is farmland.
The land of a farm is called?
Farmland, tillable acres, ground, acres are all terms that farmers use when talking about the land that they farm.
What soil do farmers use on their farm?
Any type of soil that is found where they have their farm. They can't truck in soil from somewhere else, they gotta make do with what they have.
What do farmers use to contol pests on an organic farm?
Crop rotation and approved organic pesticides.
What jobs do farmers do?
farm
Farmers who rented land to farm were called what?
Tenant Farmers
What farm animal starts with a G?
Goats are a farm animal. Farmers use them to obtain goat's milk.
