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What type of agriculture has a dryland climate and is located in SW and East Asia along with North Africa?
Pastoral Nomadism
What type of Agriculture has a tropical climate and is located in Latin America, Sub - Saharan Africa and South/ SE Asia?
Shifting Cultivation
What type of agriculture has a tropical/ sub tropical climate and is located in Latin America, Sub- Saharan Africa, and South and Southeast Asia?
Plantation
What type of Agriculture has a cold and warm mid latitude climate and is located in the Midwest US, Canada, and Central Europe.
Mixed Crop and Livestock
What type of agriculture has a cold, mid latitude climate, and is located in North Central US, South Central Canada and East Europe?
Grain
What type of agriculture has a warm, mid latitude climate, and is located in Southeast US and Southeast Australia?
Commercial Gardening
What type of agriculture has a cold and warm, mid latitude climate, and is located in Northeastern Us, Southeast Canda and Northwest Europe?
Dairy
What type of agriculture has a warm, mid latitude climate, and is located on the southern coast of Europe, norther coast of Africa and the pacific coast of the US?
Mediterranean
What type of agriculture has a dryland climate, and is located in Western North America, South America, Central Asia and Southern Africa?
Livestock Ranching
What type of Agriculture has a warm, mid latitude climate, and is located in south, southeast, and east Asia?
Intensive Susbsitence
What are two characteristics of Subsistence Farming?
Used to feed family/ livestock, smaller yields
What are two characteristics of Commercial Farming?
Product for profit, larger yields
What are two characteristics of Intensive Farming
Larger inputs, higher yields
What are two characteristics of Extensive Farming?
Fewer inputs, smaller yields
Maize and potatoes emerged from what agricultural hearth?
Mesoamerica
Yams and Sorghum emerged from what agricultural hearth?
Subsaharan Africa
Wheat and Lentils emerged from what agricultural hearth?
Southwest Asia
Rice and walnuts emerged from what agricultural hearth?
East Asia
Barley and cotton emerged from what agricultural hearth?
South Asia
Mangoes and Coconut emerged from what agricultural hearth?
Southeast Asia

What hearth is this?
Mesoamerica

What hearth is this?
Sub Saharan Africa
What hearth is this?
Southeast Asia
What hearth is this?
East Asia

What hearth is this?
South AsiaW
What hearth is this?
Southeast Asia
What is the name for the value of land influenced by the relationship to the market?
Bid- Rent theory
What is when farmers grow two or more crops simultaneously on the same field?
Multicropping
What is planting and harvesting a crop two times per year on the same piece of land?
Double Cropping
What is when only one crop is grown or one type of animal is raised per season on a piece of land?
Monocropping
What are confined spaces which cattle and hogs have limited movement?
Feed lots
Farms run as corporations can be called
Agribusinesses
Ownership of other businesses involved in the steps of producing a particular good
Vertical Integration
Increase in efficiency to lower the per - unit production cost resulting in greater costs
Economies of scale
A process used by corporations to gather resources, transform them into goods and transport them to customers
Commodity Chains
Plants and animals domesticated is what agricultural revolution?
First
permanent settlements is what agricultural revolution?
First
Tools developed is what agricultural revolution?
First
Subsitence farming is what agricultural revolution?
First
Industrialization is what agricultural revolution?
second
New technology is what agricultural revolution?
second
New machines is what agricultural revolution?
second
New and improved farming practices is what agricultural revolution?
second
development of higher - yielding, disease resistant, fast - growing varieties of grain is what agricultural revolution?
third/green
What agricultural revolution coincides with the industrial revolution?
Second
What agricultural revolution has fertile soil in river valleys, availability of water, moderate climates and collective societal structures?
First
what agricultural revolution corresponds with the enclosure movement?
second
What agricultural revolution has the fertile crescent as it’s hearth?
first
what agricultural revolution has an emergency of commercial agriculture?
second
What zone of the Von Thunen Model is Horticulture
zone 1
What zone of the Von Thunen Model