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More efficiency means greater volume of primary product produced, or more food produced per square foot or acre with less resources going into this food production. In other words, farming efficiency is reducing inputs while working to increase output. Inefficiencies occur when a lot of inputs go into get a small amount of output or raw product that will go into some form of food production. Large inputs can refer to fuel, fertilizer, feed, pesticides, labour and time.
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In order to become more efficient and to make greater profits both individuals and nations learn to .?
They learn to specialize to become more efficient and make greater profits.
Modern farming methods require the farmer to start with more cash than before why?
Modern farming methods require the farmers to make use of hybrid-variety seeds, chemical fertilizers and pesticides for crops, farm machinery like tractors and threshers, and some to set up tube wells for irrigation. This makes farming practices like tilling and harvesting faster and more efficient, but most importantly, it generates greater yields which is greater income for the farmer to cover costs incurred with the purchase of such inputs. However, when starting up, these inputs come at a higher cost than the costs required for start up 100 years ago because farming that long ago (not to mention before then) involved more manual labour, simpler machines and more horses and oxen than what is needed for today. Such farming methods may have also applied to subsistence farming, though not always. Hence the modern methods are more efficient and the value of technology and machinery is higher than what is considered now as "ancient" technology.
Why specialization leads to economies of scale?
As individuals specialize in a specific, narrower task in a firm, they become more knowledgeable and so more efficient. This leads to a decrease in long run average costs.
What is the economic process of specialization?
It makes it more efficient. It makes it more efficient.
Why is farming more difficult than it was?
because it is ite !!!!
When more efficient farming machinery was invented?
All of the above
What is the the drawbacks of having just one administrator?
It cuts down on the number of necessary meetings and you may actually become more efficient -
How have planes developed?
They have become more faster.They have become more aerodynamic.They have become more endurable.They have become more efficient.
Why do people practice high technology farming?
because it is more efficient than regular farming and produces higher quality crops
How have jet planes developed?
They have become more faster.They have become more aerodynamic.They have become more endurable.They have become more efficient.
What invention made western farming more efficient in the mid-1800s?
Love!
In order to become more efficient and to make greater profits both individuals and nations learn to .?
They learn to specialize to become more efficient and make greater profits.
In order to become more efficient and to make greater profits both individuals and nations learn to?
They learn to specialize to become more efficient and make greater profits.
Is traditonal farming better than modern farming?
Traditional farming and modern farming both have their own advantages and disadvantages. Traditional farming is often more sustainable and environmentally friendly, while modern farming tends to be more efficient and productive. The choice between the two depends on various factors such as location, scale of operation, and available resources.
What did the invention of the McCormik Reaper lead to?
Made farming more efficient, and resulted in a global shift of labor from farmlands to cities.
What does south Korea do to make up for a farm labor shortage?
uses modern equipment and more efficient farming techniques
What engineering technique was described by sixteenth century author and why was this a significant achievement?
Irrigation. It improved fertility and made farming more efficient.
