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Agricultural landscapes. Images for the class

Types of Agricultural Landscapes
Traditional Agricultural
Landscapes
Developed Agricultural
Landscapes
Itinerant or “slash and burn”
agriculture
Agriculture of new-world
countries
Dry sedentary agriculture Plantation agriculture
Monsoon irrigation agriculture Others:
Greenhouse agriculture
Market agriculture

Itinerant or “slash and burn” agriculture

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Images Agricultural Landscapes

1. Agricultural Landscapes

3. Traditional Landscapes

4. Types of Agricultural Landscapes Traditional Agricultural Landscapes Developed Agricultural Landscapes Itinerant or “slash and burn” agriculture Agriculture of new-world countries Dry sedentary agriculture Plantation agriculture Monsoon irrigation agriculture Others: Greenhouse agriculture Market agriculture

5. Itinerant or “slash and burn” agriculture

9. Dry Sedentary Agriculture

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12. Monsoon Irrigation Agriculture

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14. Agriculture of new-world countries

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16. Belts of USA

17. Plantation of Soya

18. Tea Plantation in North Vietnam