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Some areas of the world are simply not arable given current technologies or resources. There are a number of requisite conditions for land to be arable, e.g. able to grow crops on. Additionally, those requirements can change based on the crop being grown. For example, rice needs much more water than potatoes or olives.
The four main conditions that can prevent land from being arable are:
- The land is too dry -- This generally applies to both hot and cold deserts.
- The slope of the land or gradient is too high (even for terracing) -- This generally applies to mountains and canyons.
- The average temperature is too cold -- This generally applies to regions at latitudes greater than 50 degrees (60 degrees in Europe because of the Gulf Stream).
- The quality of the soil is too poor or surrounding plant-life crowds out crops -- This generally applies to tropical rainforests and areas with depleted soils.
What else can I help you with?
Which type of land is termed arable?
Suitable for farming, producing crops, land that may be cultivated
Does culture affect land use?
Yes, culture can have a significant impact on land use. Cultural values, beliefs, and traditions can influence how land is used, managed, and protected. For example, some cultures may prioritize sustainable farming practices while others may focus on urban development and industrialization.
What Happens To Land After A Earthquake?
After an earthquake, the land may experience effects like ground shaking, surface rupture, landslides, and liquefaction. These can cause changes in the landscape such as cracks in the ground, displacement of soil, and changes in elevation. In severe cases, the land may become unstable, making it unfit for buildings or infrastructure.
Do roses live in tropical rainforest?
Roses typically do not naturally grow in tropical rainforests. They thrive in temperate climates and are commonly cultivated in gardens and greenhouses. However, there are some hybrid varieties that have been adapted to warmer climates and may be grown in tropical regions with proper care.
Which is stronger land-building or erosion?
It depends on the specific factors involved, such as the type of sediment being deposited or eroded, the intensity of natural processes like weathering, and human interventions like construction or deforestation. In some cases, land-building processes like sediment deposition may be stronger, while in others erosion processes like water or wind may dominate.
What cereal is grown in half the cultivated land of Mexico?
It may not take half the cultivated land, but the largest crop in Mexico by far is corn (maize).
Which type of land is termed arable?
Suitable for farming, producing crops, land that may be cultivated
What is the system of land use control in China?
What is the system of land use control? China is one of the most populated countries in the world. Until September 2006, per capita cultivated land is 1.4 mu (1 ha=15 mu). This means that China has to feed on 1.3 billion population (about 20% of population of world) with the agricultural production of 7% of the land of world. Worse, as China is emerging a new industrialized country, more and more cultivated land is converted to the construction of office buildings, industry complex, condominiums or infrastructure. Another side product of industrialization is the deterioration of environment and this further reduces cultivated land. In order to control the reduction of cultivated land, China adopts the system of land use control. In China, land is categorized as agricultural land, construction land or unused land for different uses from the use purpose of standpoint. Agricultural land means land that may directly be used for agricultural purposes, which includes cultivated land, forest land, grassland, land for water irrigation and land for aquatic cultivation. Construction land means land that may be used to construct buildings, which includes land for construction of urban and rural housing and public facilities, land for mining, land for traffic and water irrigation facilities, land for tourism and land for military facilities. Unused land means land that has not yet been used for agriculture or construction. Further, land for construction is categorized as collective construction land and state construction land. If the land user wants to change the land use purpose, for example, from agricultural land to construction land, approval from government authorities is required.
When was Some of Us May Never See the World created?
Some of Us May Never See the World was created in 2003.
Did Julius Caesar give public land to the poor?
No, he did not although the releasing of some public lands to poorer farmers may have been in his plans, he never actually got around to doing it.
How is land used in villages?
In villages, land is primarily used for agriculture, where crops are cultivated and livestock is raised to support the local economy and community sustenance. Additionally, land may be utilized for residential purposes, with homes and communal spaces for social interactions. Some villages also allocate areas for forestry, water resources, and small-scale industries to promote local development. Overall, land use in villages often reflects a balance between agricultural needs and community living.
Why are some guys such jerks?
the world may never know.....
What are some of Neptune's land features?
Neptune has no solid surface to land on although it may have a small rocky core.
What is the earths livable land area?
The question is almost impossible to answer because we do not know the condition of the land to start with. Arable land is land that can be, or is cultivated. Can the land be capable of being tilled or plowed for the production of crops. The location of the land is important, To hot or to cold, salty, rainy, snowy, polluted or are the nutrients poor. Converting non arable land into a fit condition may require fertilization, water/irrigation, planting of trees and also consider access for both man and machinery. Consider also if all this is cost effective.
What is the meaning of holy land?
Details may of course vary from one religion to another, but "holy land" refers to some land - some part of the world - which a religion considers to be "holy", or special.
Why does japan have so much flat land?
Japan does not have flat land; it may have in some places, but in alot of places there are many mountains.
What is a tea garden?
You may be referring to an area associated with a Japanese tea ceremony or a tea plantation where bushes are cultivated, or pleasure gardens cultivated in the 18th century designed for drinking tea and strolling around. There were many such areas in London
