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Farming Case Studies Extensive UK :Hill Sheep Farming in the Lake District Intensive Commercial EU: Market Gardening in the Netherlands.

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1 Farming Case Studies Extensive UK :Hill Sheep Farming in the Lake District Intensive Commercial EU: Market Gardening in the Netherlands

2 Extensive UK Hill Sheep Farming Lake District Intensive EU Market Gardening Netherlands

3 Extensive UK :Hill Sheep Farming: Lake District List and describe in a table the physical and human factors which effect hill sheep farming Describe how the land is used under these three headings : Open fell, Intake, Inbye Draw a simple sketch to show where each land use is located ( Fig 3) Complete a % table to show the different incomes and outcomes of Fell Farm Describe the recent problems for hill sheep farmers Explain the recent changes under these headings: Improvements, Diversification, Change of Use

4 HOMEWORK: Farming Case Studies Intensive EU: Market Gardening in the Netherlands Read the information on the above case study and complete the ‘Activities’ in your book. Due in: 1st March

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