Satellite view of central Kansas Settlement pattern: Low population density, planned grid iron pattern, linear settlements, hierarchical.

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Satellite view of central Kansas

Settlement pattern: Low population density, planned grid iron pattern, linear settlements, hierarchical pattern of small farms, small towns and occasionally a large service town.

Increased mechanisation Increased productivity per person Consolidation of farm units Out migration Spiral of decline of towns and villages

Failed soya bean crop 2006 due to drought. In October 2006 USA Today reported: 7 years of drought on Great Plains rd warmest on record - extreme lack of rain. Affecting grazing on the range and HEP as well as crops.

land Extensive commercial farming: The Prairies Land holdings enormous - very flat, so large fields. Black earth soils rich in humus. Mechanisation means holdings have been consolidated.

land Extensive commercial farming: The Prairies capital Amount of capital inputs high (tractors, ploughs, harvesters). High use of artificial pesticides and herbicides (planes for spraying). Improved seeds - in some areas GM crops now widespread.

land Extensive commercial farming: The Prairies capital Highly mechanised, so low labour input (tractors, ploughs, harvesters). Population density in these areas low, unless alternative employment. Population declining. labour

Relatively low yields per hectare, but output per person high. Dependence on grain makes farm incomes vary with fluctuating world market, but US government pays farmers to protect production. output land capital labour

OUTPUTS Relatively low yields per hectare, but output per person high. Dependence on grain makes farm incomes vary with fluctuating world market, but US government pays farmers to protect production. LABOUR Relatively low yields per hectare, but output per person high. Dependence on grain makes farm incomes vary with fluctuating world market, but US government pays farmers to protect production. CAPITAL Amount of capital inputs high (tractors, ploughs, harvesters). High use of artificial pesticides and herbicides (planes for spraying). Improved seeds - in some areas GM crops now widespread. LAND Land holdings enormous - very flat, so large fields. Black earth soils rich in humus. Mechanisation means holdings have been consolidated.

Named case study note making: ‘The Prairies of North Dakota and Montana’ (USA - Great Plains) Core Higher Geography p Use the following headings: Settlement & population density (p235 & 240) Farm size and crops (p234 & 236) Labour & capital inputs (p237) Landscape characteristics (p241 fig 8.17) Consequences of cultivation (p237 & p241 fig 8.17) How the landscape is changing (pp )