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* arable land: 3% * permanent crops: 1% * permanent pastures: 40% * forests and woodland: 38% * other: 18% (1993 est.)
15% of the earths surface is livable. Of the 28% of the surface of the Earth that is land, arable land (that can be farmed) accounts for about one eighth (13%), there are permanent crops on about a twentieth (5%), permanent pastures on a quarter (26%) forest and woodlands cover one third (32%) cities 1.5% (and increasing!) and other unusable areas about a third (30%)
The land in New Zealand is green pastures and very rugged mountains
Permanent crop farmland is land cultivated with crops that occupy the land for long periods and need not be replanted after each harvest, such as cocoa, coffee, and rubber. This category includes land under flowering shrubs, fruit trees, nut trees, and vines, but excludes land under trees grown for wood or timber.
A way of closing off land to a single owner The practice of Fencing off common pastures Building fences around land that used to be shared between farmers
rainy, but not as much as scotland. hills, green pastures, beautiful countryside
Madhya pradesh has maximum land area under permanent forest area
the wild populations of land hermit crabs are decreasing because of people collecting them for the pet business :(
AnswerIndia's total landmass is 32,87,263 square kilometers out of which total land area is 30,60,500 square kilometers. (Rest is water bodies). In 2005 the total arable land and land planted under permanent crops combined was 1,697,000 square kilometers (That is 51.62% of India's total land.), and total irrigated land was 548,000 square kilometers. The total of non-arable land and land not under permanent crops was 1,276,190 square kilometers.
There are many habitats, from grassy plains to crop fields to deserts to the city.
The primary land use in Mali is grazing/pastures. More than 25% of the land is used for this purpose with the rest distributed between a variety of other uses.
Land Capability is defined as the ability of land to accept a type and intensity of use permanently, or for specified periods under specific management, without permanent damage. It will be based on an assessment of biophysical land resources information as currently available