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· Shifting cultivation is where you plant near your settlement
· Pastoral nomadism is where you herd domestic animals
· Intensive subsistence is where you mainly grow wet rice that is dominate
· Plantation agriculture is where you only focused on one or two crops
Intensive subsistence is also where you grow wet rice that isn't dominate
What else can I help you with?
In Peru what are the chief crops of the subsistence farmers?
The chief crops from the subsistence farmers in Peru are rice, plantains (which is a kind of banana), and corn.
What kind of crops did early farmers eat and grow?
they planted wheat, bread, and more which i don't know loll
What kind of crops did the Ute native American Indian tribe grow?
what kind of crops did ponca tribe grow
How do people grow crops in the past?
They relied on Nature. They relied on the precipitation that came from the skies to provide the moisture for their crops, and the heat during the day and the sun itself to help the crops grow. Most, if not all farmers still rely on Nature to grow their crops; irrigation is only for those areas that normally do not recieve adequate rainfall on an annual basis to grow any kind of crop.
What kind of farmers sell their crops if they have a surplus?
smart ones
What kind of crops are grown in the Dominican Republic?
many farmers in D.R grow sugarcanes, plantains, mangos, coconuts, sweet potatoes, yucca, cocoa and bananas.
What kind of crops did Luxembourg grow?
corn
What kind of crops did the Phoenicians grow?
corn
What kind of crops grow in Rajasthan?
Groundnut
What crops did La Purisima Concepcion grow?
the kind of crops are vegtable crops
What kind of crops did the hopi grow?
They grow corn, beans, and squash.
What kind of soil does crops need to grow?
it depends in the kind of plant it is!
