What type is farming in Mexico?

Answer 1

Three types:

• Communal farms known as ejidos, where most farming is for subsistence purposes.

• Privately-owned haciendas, where ranching and cash crops are common - such as cotton, agave for tequila or grapes for wine-making.

• Privately-owned, mechanized farms.

Answer 2

It is negligible, as Mexico City is mostly an urbanized area; most agricultural products include small crops cultivated for subsistence, which include beans, maize and alfalfa; some ornamental plants are cultivated on the southern area of the city, specially in and around the Xochimilco Ecologic Park (see related links).

Answer 3

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Answer 4

Obsidian and wheat.

Answer 5

people farm for export and subsistence.