More food better farming equipment and less hunger.
One change in agriculture that occurred in the 1800's as a result of advancements in science and technology is large scale watering. Other are new crop varieties and inventions of farm machines.
In the 1800s, agriculture underwent significant changes due to advancements in science and technology, such as the invention of the seed drill by Jethro Tull, which improved planting efficiency, and the development of mechanized equipment like the reaper and threshing machine. These innovations increased crop yields and reduced labor costs, facilitating larger-scale farming. Additionally, scientific knowledge about crop rotation and soil management led to more sustainable agricultural practices. Overall, these changes contributed to the rise of commercial agriculture and the beginnings of modern farming techniques.
The invention of the microchip did not directly lead to the decline of traditional manufacturing jobs in industries unrelated to technology. While it revolutionized electronics and computing, sectors such as agriculture and textiles continued to rely on labor-intensive methods and did not experience immediate changes due to microchip innovations. Additionally, the microchip's development did not eliminate basic human needs or the demand for physical goods and services outside the tech sphere.
What can be discovered through research of a product’s past innovations?
Innovations and inventions made it easier to produce or to do business. For the citizens, innovations made it easier to socialize, have fun and live comfortable lives.
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Inder Sain has written: 'Transformation of Punjab agriculture' -- subject(s): Agricultural innovations, Agriculture and state
R. T. Shand has written: 'The transfer of new rice technology in Sri Lanka' -- subject(s): Agricultural innovations, Technological innovations, Rice 'Frontier economics' -- subject(s): Technological innovations, Agricultural productivity 'Technical change in Asian agriculture' -- subject(s): Agricultural innovations, Agriculture 'India's economic reforms' -- subject(s): Economic policy, Economic conditions
Jayant Patil has written: 'Agricultural and rural reconstruction' -- subject(s): Agricultural innovations, Agriculture and state, Agriculture, Scheduled tribes
R. S. Sengar has written: 'Stable food production & sustainability agriculture' -- subject(s): Agricultural innovations, Sustainable agriculture, Agriculture, Agricultural productivity, Research
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M. Put has written: 'Semi-arid Indian agriculture' -- subject(s): Agricultural innovations, Arid regions agriculture, Technology transfer
Mahbub-e-Ilah. has written: 'Farmers' knowledge on modern agriculture and adoption of improved practices' -- subject(s): Agricultural innovations, Agriculture 'Extension of IR-5 in Comilla Kotwali Thana (Amon, 1968)' -- subject(s): Agricultural innovations, Rice
Andreas Ineichen has written: 'Innovative Bauern' -- subject(s): Agricultural innovations, Agriculture, Economic aspects, Economic aspects of Agriculture, History, Inclosures, Irrigation
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.
A. N. Sadhu has written: 'New agricultural strategy, its implications' -- subject(s): Agriculture, Economic aspects of Agriculture, Green Revolution 'Technological change and agricultural development in India' -- subject(s): Agricultural innovations, Agriculture, Economic aspects of Agriculture