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What are the 3 factors that influence the types of agricultural commodities produced in a region?
1. Broad ranges of climates
2. Availability of arable soil
3. Types of soil
What are the 5 major agricultural production sectors?
1. Grains and oilseeds
2. Red-meat production
3. Dairy
4. Horticultural production
5. Poultry and egg production
What are the 3 alternative meats raised in Canada?
1. Goat
2. Bison
3. Rabbit
What are 3 largest dairy producers in Canada?
1. Saputo
2. Agropur
3. Parmalat
What was canola developed from?
Rapeseed
What are the 4 common pulses produced in Canada?
1. Peas
2. Lentils
3. Beans
4. Chickpeas
What are the 4 specialty crops in Canada?
1. Maple syrup
2. Honey
3. Buckwheat
4. Sugar beets
What are 3 risks to the Canadian fishing industry?
1. Overfishing
2. Illegal fishing activities
3. Ocean ecosystem degradation
What are the 2 main sub-sectors of the Canadian aquaculture sector?
1. Finfish
2. Shellfish
Agricultural Commodities
The foods produced through agriculture
Domestic Markets
A market whose buyers are in the country of origin
Horticulture
The growing of fruits, vegetables, flowers, trees, and nursery products
Export Markets
Buyers in countries other than where a product is produced
Supply-managed System
A system that limits the amount of a commodity that can be produced by any one producer during a given period of time; the dairy and poultry/egg sectors are under this system
Quota
The purchased right to produce a product, the amount of quota sold for any given year is matched to the expected demand for the product
Fluid and Liquid Sector
The farms that produce milk and cream, provides direct consumption
Industrial Sector
The milk is used to manufacture dairy products like butter, cheese, ice cream, and powdered milk
Pulses
Legumes that have been grown to produce dried seeds
Aquaculture
The farming of fish, shellfish, and aquatic plants