Farming the wrong way Classification of farming. Intensive vs Extensive  Intensive = small farm + large inputs per unit of land  Output per land is.

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Farming the wrong way Classification of farming

Intensive vs Extensive  Intensive = small farm + large inputs per unit of land  Output per land is high  Output per man is low  Extensive = large farm + small inputs per unit of land  Output per land is low  Output per man is high

Intensive farming  Small farm size  Use a lot of labour + fertilizers  Large production for each unit of land

Extensive farming  Large farm size  Use little labour  Use machines  Small production for each unit of land

Arable farming  Grow crops only  Like rice, wheat

Pastoral farming  Rear animals only (livestock)  Like sheep, cows

Mixed farming  Grow crops + rear livestock

Subsistence farming  Provide food for farmers’ family  Not for sale

Commercial farming  Crops are grown for sale

What are the characteristics of the following farms?

A wheat farm in the USA  Extensive  Arable  commercial

A sheep farm in New Zealand  Extensive  Pastoral  commercial

A vegetable farm in Hong Kong  Intensive  Arable  commercial

A flower farm in the Netherlands  Extensive  Arable farming  commercial

A vineyard in France  Extensive  Arable  commercial

A terraced rice farm in China  Intensive  Arable  subsistence

A wheat-sheep farm in Australia  Extensive  Mixed  commercial

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