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The increase in population due to Urbanization has required an increase in agriculture to feed the growing population. This has led to innovations in farming practices - such as irrigation, crop rotation, and genetic engineering.
Crop productivity is the quantitative measure of crop yield in given measured area of field.
The difference is largely based on the farmer's decision of what to grow. If s/he is growing crops and livestock which he plans to use only to feed his family and not to sell, it's subsistence agriculture. Once he crosses the line to selling more of what he grows for (hopefully) a profit than he keeps for his family, then he is heading toward industrialized agriculture. A hallmark of industrialized ag is also the use of machinery to produce the crop.
Cotton i think
Productivity
it is the agriculture practise of producing or growing one single crop over a wide area.....
It is money given for NOT growing a crop.
European colonial rule in Africa had a significant impact on agriculture, as it often prioritized cash crop production for export over subsistence farming for local consumption. This led to the introduction of monoculture farming, land displacement of local farmers, and exploitation of labor. Colonial powers also imposed taxes and forced labor, which disrupted traditional agricultural practices and food security in many regions.
The increase in population due to Urbanization has required an increase in agriculture to feed the growing population. This has led to innovations in farming practices - such as irrigation, crop rotation, and genetic engineering.
crop rotation
Agriculture Science . Also known as, Farming or Ranching.
agriculture, crop production, and fishing
Yes it is an agricultural crop
Some farms 'specialise' in growing a single crop - such as wheat. Others diversify by growing more than one (or multiple) crop.
No. Agriculture is producing food - like crop farming.A muffin is the result of cooking.
Some different kinds of agriculture are crop production, livestock production, forage production, agriculture education, ect.
Corn.