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there are two different ways -multiple cropping method and modern farming method
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What is the definition of crop farming?
Crop farming is cultivating land for the purpose of growing crops for agricultural production. The most commonly produced crops are cereals, vegetables, and fruits.
What is the definition of classical theory of production?
The definition of the classical theory of production is defined by Adam Smith and involves 3 factors of production; land, labor, and capital. With the passage of time the size of the market will increase, which will lead to both internal and external economies of scale, which will eventually lower down the cost of production.
What is an example of land as a factor of production?
Farm - primary source of land for production. Refinement / manufacturing plant uses the land to produces goods.
What is the reason for the law of increasing opportunity costs?
Economic resources are not completely suited to all forms of uses, i.e. the answer lies in the specificity of resources. One resource is often more suited to the production of a certain commodity above others. For example, land is more suitable to the production of apples than the production of shirts. As we increase the shirt production, more and more land is transferred to production of shirts, where it is less suitable. Therefore, opportunity cost of producing shirts increases.
What is a way that land contributes to production?
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Is there any way one can grow more from the same land?
One can grow more on a piece of land by the method of multipple cropping.In this method the farmers should grow more than one crop on a piece of land.By using H.Y.V's,chemical fertilizers,pesticides and modern irrigation facilities the production on a given piece of land can be increased.Farmers of Punjab,Haryana and western U.P used modern farming methods and increase the production in 1960 which is known as green revolution.
What is monocropping?
Mono cropping is a type of farming system in which the farmer grows one type of annual crop once on a piece of land, after harvest another type of annual crop is grown on that same piece of land. For example a farmer grows tomato on a piece of land this year and growspepper on that same piece of land the next year.
How can being vegetarian improve the efficiency of food production?
If less land was used for breeding animal for the slaughter house then there would be more land available for crop growing. In turn it would definitely increase food stocks and more people would be fed. Then they would be able to work and possibly increase efficiency of food production. Have a nice day :)
What is the difference between pasture and fallow land?
A pasture is a piece of land that has permanent perennial vegetation on it, and used as a cheap means to feed livestock animals with plants that livestock harvest themselves. Fallow land, on the other hand, is cropland that is rested for a period of time from annual crop production.
How production can increase on same peak of land?
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India has more land devoted to what crop production than any other country in the world?
rice
What effects large scale agriculture?
It effects form land use, the crop cultivated, and the production model
What is the definition of crop farming?
Crop farming is cultivating land for the purpose of growing crops for agricultural production. The most commonly produced crops are cereals, vegetables, and fruits.
What is the plantation process when you work the land once and then you work another piece of land and let the first one relax?
That is the practice of crop rotation or allowing the land to lie fallow.
How does erosion increase?
Erosion increases when there is a flood and when land is plowed and there is no cover crop that would prevent wind erosion.
How did the growth of cash crop agriculture affect Kenya?
Agriculture remains the most important economic activity in Kenya, although less than 8% of the land is used for crop production.
Seventeenth century colonial tobacco growers usually responded to depressed prices for their crop by?
Selling land to reduce their volume of production
