Primary sector: Agriculture and Livestock
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This document discusses the primary sector of agriculture and livestock. It defines the primary sector and outlines the key factors of production, including physical factors like climate and relief as well as human factors like population and economic development. It also examines different production systems for agriculture based on water usage, land use, crop variety, technology usage, and plot size. Additionally, it analyzes different types of agricultural landscapes including subsistence and commercial agriculture. Livestock farming is also explored based on the type of rearing including traditional, commercial, intensive, and extensive systems. In the end, it briefly touches on issues of food production and world hunger globally.
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- 12. Landscapes and Types of Agriculture Subsistence Agriculture Slash-and-burn shifting cultivation Extensive dryland farming Irrigated rice farming Commercial Agriculture Mediterranean Agriculture Specialised agriculture Plantation Agriculture
- 13. Subsistance Agriculture: Slash-and- burn shifting cultivation
- 14. Subsistance Agriculture: Extensive dryland farming
- 15. Subsistance Agriculture: Irrigated Rice Farming
- 18. Comercial Agriculture: Plantation Agriculture
- 21. Livestock
- 22. Types of Livestock Farming Traditional Commercial Intensive Extensive Reared Housed livestock Semi-housed livestock Free-range livestock
- 23. Livestock Farming: Housed Livestock
- 26. Food Production and World Hunger
- 27. Food production and world hunger
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