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What is commercial farming? Why commercialization soft farming is different from placeto place explain with examples |
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Answer» Answer: Commercial FARMING: farming for a profit, where food is produced by advanced technological means for sale in the market. Often very few workers are employed. (See Subsistence Farming). Characteristics of Commercial Farming: *Large-scale Production. ... *It is Capital-intensive. ... *The Use of High Yielding Varieties (HYV) ... *It is Produced for Sale. ... *Heavy Machinery and Human Labor. ... *In Most Cases, One Type of Agricultural PRACTICE is Done in a Large Area. ... *The Practice is Traditionally Done all Year Round. types of commercial farming: *mixed crop and livestock. *dairy farming. *GRAIN farming. *livestock ranching. *mediterranean farming. *commercial gardening and fruit farming. Examples of Commercial Farming: *Tobacco Farming. Tobacco is commercially farmed in semi-arid and rain-fed AREAS, where alternative crops and ECONOMICALLY unviable. ... *Cotton Farming. ... *Wheat Farming. ... *Rice Farming. ... *Maize Farming. ... *Tea Farming. ... *Coffee Farming. ... *Beef and Milk Farming. Explanation: HOPE IT HELPS..... |
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