Where are Agricultural Regions in LDCs?

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Where are Agricultural Regions in LDCs? Shifting cultivation Most prevalent in low-latitude Two features: Land is cleared by slashing and burning debris Slash-and-burn agriculture Land is tended for only a few years at a time Types of crops grown vary regionally Traditionally, land is not owned individually

Where are Agricultural Regions in LDCs? Pastoral nomadism (herding domesticated animals) Found primarily in arid and semiarid climates Animals are seldom eaten The size of the herd indicates power and prestige Type of animal depends on the region For example, camels are favored in North Africa and Southwest Asia Transhumance practiced by some pastoral nomads

Where are Agricultural Regions in LDCs? Intensive subsistence Found in areas with high population and agricultural densities Especially in East, South, and Southeast Asia To maximize production, little to no land is wasted Intensive with wet rice dominant Intensive with wet rice not dominant

Rice Production Figure 10-12

Where are Agricultural Regions in LDCs? Plantation farming Found in Latin America, Africa, and Asia Products are grown in LDCs but typically are sold to MDCs Plantations specialize in one or two cash crops Important crops = coffee, sugarcane, cotton, rubber, and tobacco A large labor force is usually needed in sparsely settled regions

Where are Agricultural Regions in MDCs? Mixed crop and livestock farming Most land = devoted to crops Most profits = derive from the livestock Crop rotation!!! Location = ??

Corn (Maize) Production Figure 10-15

Where are Agricultural Regions in MDCs? Dairy farming Regional distribution: the milkshed – ring around city milk can be supplied without spoiling Two primary challenges Labor-intensive Expense of winter feed Location = ??

Milk Production Figure 10-17

Where are Agricultural Regions in MDCs? Grain farming The largest commercial producer of grain = the United States Winter-wheat belt = ?? Spring-wheat belt = ??

Wheat Production Figure 10-19

Where are Agricultural Regions in MDCs? Livestock ranching Practiced in marginal environments

Meat Production

Where are Agricultural Regions in MDCs? Mediterranean agriculture Based on horticulture – growing fruits, vegetables, and flowers for human consumption

Where are Agricultural Regions in MDCs? Commercial gardening and fruit farming Truck Farming