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Evolution in time and space to farming
Coordonator : Mihai Daniel Fumuselu
Student : Baba Razvan
1. The notion of agriculture
2. Historical
3. Factors affecting agriculture
4. Bibliography
 Agriculture : branch of economics that uses soil
as the main natural resource that performs a
wide range of products : vegetable and animal
use in human nutrition and that raw materials
for certain industries
• .
Agriculture
Systematic
growth of
certain plants
Livestock
 The notion of agriculture comes from Latin:
 Agri = Field
Cultivation = Culture
A) Ancient Period
 Agriculture was the main civilizations since the beginning of
activity . It provides most of the food ; materials for clothing
 B) Period industrialiala
 Expansion of agricultural lands and their
exploitation with tools to more perfected resulted in
a significant demographic and Growth of an increase
in labor productivity , which allowed obtaining a
significant surplus products. Under these conditions,
a part of the population left the agricultural activities
, orienting itself towards new occupations. Appeared
up new socio -professional categotii
.
On the basis of agricultural development are three
categories of factors : a) natural factors ; b )
economic and technical factors ; c ) human
Climate
Water
Relief
Soil
a) natural
factors
 b) economic factors and techniques:
 The emergence and development of the industry has
contributed to the development of agriculture . The
mechanization of agriculture , production increases
by 20-25 % and by administering chemical fertilizers
c) human factor:
• This factor plays an imprtant role on this stage
(agriculture ) Since we most countries have programs
for training specialists needs of agriculture .
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Baba razvan

  • 1. Evolution in time and space to farming Coordonator : Mihai Daniel Fumuselu Student : Baba Razvan
  • 2. 1. The notion of agriculture 2. Historical 3. Factors affecting agriculture 4. Bibliography
  • 3.  Agriculture : branch of economics that uses soil as the main natural resource that performs a wide range of products : vegetable and animal use in human nutrition and that raw materials for certain industries • . Agriculture Systematic growth of certain plants Livestock
  • 4.  The notion of agriculture comes from Latin:  Agri = Field Cultivation = Culture
  • 5. A) Ancient Period  Agriculture was the main civilizations since the beginning of activity . It provides most of the food ; materials for clothing
  • 6.  B) Period industrialiala  Expansion of agricultural lands and their exploitation with tools to more perfected resulted in a significant demographic and Growth of an increase in labor productivity , which allowed obtaining a significant surplus products. Under these conditions, a part of the population left the agricultural activities , orienting itself towards new occupations. Appeared up new socio -professional categotii .
  • 7. On the basis of agricultural development are three categories of factors : a) natural factors ; b ) economic and technical factors ; c ) human Climate Water Relief Soil a) natural factors
  • 8.  b) economic factors and techniques:  The emergence and development of the industry has contributed to the development of agriculture . The mechanization of agriculture , production increases by 20-25 % and by administering chemical fertilizers c) human factor: • This factor plays an imprtant role on this stage (agriculture ) Since we most countries have programs for training specialists needs of agriculture .