Cash crops, such as cotton and tobacco, often required large-scale farming operations that could be managed more efficiently with mechanization and labor specialization. As these crops became more profitable, many small-scale farmers found it difficult to compete and opted to sell their land. This shift led to urban migration as former farmers sought employment in cities, drawn by the promise of factory jobs and better economic opportunities. Consequently, the demand for cash crops contributed to a decline in traditional farming practices and a rise in urbanization.
Export farming uses so much land for cash crops that South America has to import food for its own people to eat.
growing cash crops such as cotton and tobacco -apex ;)
Commercial farming is a farming practice where crops and livestock are raised and grown to be sold on the commercial market in Canada. Crops are grown as cash crops and almost all livestock that are raised on the farm or ranch from birth are sold to the auction barn to be fed and reared for meat production.
cash crops
The crops in the South were cash crops and crops in the North were consumable crops.
The difference is substance farming is for farmers to support there families and raising cash crops are different from substance farming because they raise the plants for money or trading.
Subsistance farming- they would shipbuild trade and grow enough food Cash crops-be sold as a profit and developed a variety of crafts and industries
the most farming in south Asia is Subsistence Farming
A farm where crops are grown for money
The group of colonies that grew cash crops on plantations and used black slaves for farming were centralized. These colonies were in the south.
Plantation farming of tropical cash crops.
Cash rent or tenant farming.
cash cropping is growing crops and then selling them for your income. Subsistence farming is growing your crops and then eating them with your family, this is your only job and you make no income.
Export farming uses so much land for cash crops that South America has to import food for its own people to eat.
Mostly subsistence farming although some farmers did raise cash crops.
cash crops, technology, debt, competition from corporations and jobs in cities.
Cash crops, which are grown primarily for sale rather than personal consumption, shifted agricultural focus away from subsistence farming. As farmers specialized in cash crops for profit, they often found it more lucrative to sell their produce and seek employment in urban areas, where they could earn higher wages. This urban migration was further fueled by the promise of industrial jobs and better living standards, leading to a decline in traditional farming practices. Consequently, many rural communities experienced population decline as residents moved to cities in search of economic opportunities.