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Subsistence Agriculture
Crops and livestock that grown and raised for family consumption
Commercial Agriculture
Grow crops and raise livestock to sell for profit
Bid-rent Theory
How land determines how a farmer will use land, depending how far the area is from the CBD and its price (intensively or extensively)
Where land value is high, ___
farmers buy less and use the land more intesively
Where land value is low, _____
farmers buy more and use the land more extensively
What are long lots?
Narrow adjacent long strips of land that traditionally connect to a waterway
What are metes and bounds?
Boundaries based on landmarks in a geographic area, clear points of references
What is township and range system?
Rectangular land lots sized 6mi x 6mi, each sqmi contains 640 acres, a grid pattern
Intensive Agriculture
Farmers expend a great effort to produce most yield possible from an area
What are inputs of intensive agriculture?
Chemical fertilizers, pesticides, and growth regulators
Intensive Subsistence Agriculture
Farmers use a small amount of land and large amount of labor to produce food for consumption
Examples of Intensive Subsistence Agriculture
In South, East, and Southeast Asia, where they commonly grow rice paddies
How are Indian farmers modifying the environment to grow rice?
They level and flood rice paddies, creating additional land for growing a grain they depend on
Intensive Commercial Agriculture
Use of industrial practices (machinery) to maximize crop yields and food production per unit of land
Fertilizers used in Intensive Commercial Agriculture
Chemical fertilizers like nitrogen, phosphate, and potassium