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CROP FARMING´S FACTORS
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Mind Map on CROP FARMING´S FACTORS, created by Marina Sanz Merino on 30/10/2016.
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CROP FARMING´S FACTORS
NATURE-RELATED FACTORS
CLIMATE
Certain Amounts of:
Humidity
Rainfall
Sunshine
SOIL
Density
Fertility
Ex: Rocky soil - Sedimentary soil (For farming)
RELIEF
High areas and steep slopes
Plains and lowland areas
HUMAN FACTORS
MECHANISATION of farm work
1 Person
Combine Harvester
1 day
Gruop of people
Several days
Non-Mechanised farm
Modern SPRINKLER and DRIP IRRIGATION SYSTEMS
Reduce Water Consumption
Tradicional Irrigation
Flooding the farmland
GREENHOUSES
Use Water + efficiently (Dry Areas)
Create Warm Environments (Cold Areas)
CHEMICALS
Soil + fertile
Livestock Excrement // Manure
BIOLOGICAL TECHNIQUES
Parasites
Genetic improvements to species
Ex: In cereals (+ grain/- chaff)
TYPES OF AGRICULTURE
TRADITIONAL
Developing Economies
Limited Mechanisation
Low Productivity
Very Little Commercial Agriculture
Limited to Subsistence Farming and selfconsumption by the farmer and their families
MECHANISED
Developed Economies
High Mechanised
High Productivity
Green Revolution (20th Century)
The objective is large-scale commercial production
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