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There is probably more farming in Germany than in most other idustrialized countries! the southern part of Germany is almost all farms
Have you ever heard of Google earth? If you look at Germany's countryside you will see many patches of green and yellow. These are most likely farmland if there near a dorf or a small group of civilians.
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Does Germany have pilgrims in their history?
No Germany does not. The term Pilgrim is unique to the US and refers to the first immigrants who came and established living quarters and farming. As a part of Europe, Germany and Bavaria have a rich history of culture and peoples such as the Germanic Tribes.
What is the percentage of people employed in agriculture in Germany?
According to the Federal Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Consumer Protection, 53% of Germany's land is being used for farming.
What were two industries in the Southern Colonies?
tobacco farming and ship building and farming
The main occupation of the middle colonies was?
Farming
What is mesopotamian farming?
Mesopotamian farming was/is using animals to pull ploughs, sows, harrows, etc. to help with farming
What are the primary resources in Germany?
Farming, fishing
What are some human-environment interactions in germany?
farming is one human enviorment interaction in Germany
How much farming land is in Germany?
Around 52% of Germany's total land area is used for agriculture, which is approximately 17.4 million hectares. This makes Germany one of the leading agricultural producers in Europe.
Did factory farming start in Germany?
No. British writer Ruth Harrison first used the term in 1964 in her book Animal Machines to describe her perceptions of modern farming practices in Great Britain.
Does Germany have pilgrims in their history?
No Germany does not. The term Pilgrim is unique to the US and refers to the first immigrants who came and established living quarters and farming. As a part of Europe, Germany and Bavaria have a rich history of culture and peoples such as the Germanic Tribes.
What is the percentage of people employed in agriculture in Germany?
According to the Federal Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Consumer Protection, 53% of Germany's land is being used for farming.
Are there farms in hamburg Germany?
Yes, there are farms in and around Hamburg, Germany. The region's agriculture includes various types of farming, such as dairy, horticulture, and crop production. Some farms also engage in organic farming practices and offer farm-to-table experiences. Additionally, urban agriculture initiatives have emerged within the city, promoting local food production.
In which industries do Italy and Germany compete with each other for trade with other countries?
They compete with each other in the farming industry due to arable land.
What were German jobs in the early 1900s?
Some jobs in Germany in the 1900's were farming, bartender in saloons, merchants, and salesman. Another job was a harness maker.
What farming method does Germany use?
Germany is using the organic farming method. From 1989, organic farmers in Germany received support under the EC programme for more extensive agriculture when converting to organic agriculture. From 1994 farmers could receive support under Council Regulation (EC) No. 2078/92, concerning agricultural production methods compatible with requirements for the protection of the environment and the maintenance of the countryside. Not only converting farms, but also existing organic farms could participate in this programme.
Who does farming benefit?
Farming benefits everyone who eats, no matter what they feel about farming, how much they know about farming, or how involved with farming they are.
What types of Agriculture are practiced in Canada?
All the types that are practiced in the United States: livestock farming, crop farming, tree farming, fruit and vegetable farming, mixed farming, commercial farming, sustainable farming, hobby farming, corporate farming, ranching, the list goes on.
