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Types of Farming
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Commercial farming - the production of food for sale.
• Usually LARGE tracts of land.• Capital Intensive – Use of Equipment over people (labor)
Ex: The large wheat farms of the prairies.
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Subsistence farming - the production of food to feed your family or for your own personal use.
• SMALL tracts of land• Labor intensive – use of people instead of equipment (capital)
Ex: A vegetable garden in the back yard
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Extensive agriculture:• large region of land• Low / unpopulated areas.• inexpensive land
• Low inputs of capital (machines/equipment)
• Low inputs of labour• Low yields per piece of land.
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Types of Agriculture
Intensive agriculture• smaller tracts of land.• Heavier populated areas• Land scarce & more
expensive
• high labor inputs • high capital inputs• high yields per piece of
land.
• Get the MOST from the land!
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• Shifting cultivation - Planting crops in a region until fertility diminishes and then moving to a fresh area to plant. (means there must be a lot of land available)
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Agribusiness - a form of commercial farming.
• operated by large corporations
• are SELF SUFFICIENT - provide their own inputs and process their own outputs.
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• Nomadic herding - involves moving animals (cattle, goats, sheep) from place to place to graze.
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Patterns based on Climate
• General trends, pg. 157, fig 9.13• Nomadic herding in parts of the north,
highland and desert areas.• Commercial farming in warm temperate
areas (wheat, root crops, dairy, beef).• Subsistence agriculture (rice, Fruit) in
tropics.• Plantation agriculture in tropical regions.
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Case Study
• Rice Farming in Bangladesh• Page 147-149• Question 8
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Rice Farming in Bangladesh
• #8a
• Types of farming:
– “Ferguson’s Vegetable Farm in Canada”• Commercial Farming
– “Rice Farming in Bangladesh”• Subsistence Farming
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#8bFactors that would make it difficult or impossible for a
subsistence farmer to become a commercial farmer:
• Size / availability of land…small so crop sizes/yields are also small...MORE LAND is needed.
• LOW YIELDS on subsistence farms make it difficult to
produce enough crops to sell in a market…
• Lack of equipment… subsistence farms are usually labor intensive…moving into commercial requires shifting to CAPITAL INTENSIVE…not suitable for machinery.
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#8b - A comparison…another LOOK….
Commercial farms Subsistence farms
Size of farm - Large operations. - Small, family-oriented.
Type of equipment - Technologically advanced with low labor requirement.
- Labor intensive and not suitable for modern farm technology.
Amount of yield - Very high amounts of yield due to scientific farming techniques, use of fertilizers/ chemicals, and crop rotation, size of land etc...
- Low amounts of yield because farmers produce the same crops every year which depletes the soil nutrients.
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Case Study• Shifting Cultivation in Borneo
• Page 149-151• Question 11
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Shifting Cultivation in Borneo
#11a.
• Types of farming:
–“Ferguson’s Vegetable Farm in Canada”• Extensive Farming
–“Rice Farming in Bangladesh”• Intensive Farming
–“Shifting Cultivation in Borneo”• Intensive Farming
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Shifting Cultivation in Borneo
#11
b) Commercial and Extensive
c) Dayak people – want to keep their traditional way of life.Government – wants them to stop shifting cultivation and settle in more permanent areas to develop the forest for commercial logging.
d) The government wants to intensify commercial logging, so that the country can increase its cash revenue.
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Complete Worksheet
“Comparing Farms”
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• Plantation Farming in Hawaii
• Page 152-153• Questions 12 & 13
• An Agribusiness in
the Philippines• Page 156-157• Questions 17
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Plantation Farming in Hawaii
#12.
(a) General type of climate:
- Humid, Tropical climate
(b) Climate Pattern: - Very warm temperatures
throughout the year. - Small range of temperatures from month to month. - Even distribution of precipitation throughout the year.
(c) Other countries where macadamia orchards can grow:Brazil, Venezuela, northern Australia, Costa Rica, Guatemala
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Plantation Farming in Hawaii
#13 (a)
Climate
Topography
Volcanic Soil
Labour
Plants (trees)
Harvesting (3)
Husking
Processing(at the factory)
Macadamia Nuts
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Plantation Farming in Hawaii
(b) Commercial Plantation
Family-owned, Commercial mixed-
Vegetable FarmSize Very Large Small to moderate
Ownership Corporate ownership
Family ownership
Number of Crops
Single crop (the macadamia nut)
Variety of root crops
Labour Force Many hundreds of workers
One or two hired workers
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An Agribusiness in the Philippines
#17.
(a) Factors that make agribusiness a unique farming practice:
Self sufficient farming operation that - Produces its own inputs (seeds, fertilizers, machinery). - Maintains its own processing
facilities- Determines its own outputs.
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– Access to large amounts of capital:• Money for equipment• Building of plants• Marketing
(b) Why are agribusinesses located in developed countries and not less-developed countries?
–They need technological designs and equipment.
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An Agribusiness in the Philippines
- They work with other companies (ex: Coca-Cola)- Hence, each company reduces each other’s costs.
- It is a huge operation, uses latest equipment /technology, it has a lot of capital.
(c) This corporation can offer a large variety of products because:
(d) They are able to beat their competitors because:
- They control cost of production and export - Own packaging business and sells directly to the consumer.