Types of Agriculture
Types of Agriculture Part II
Von Thünen's Model
Settlement Patterns & Survey Methods
Agricultural Revolutions
100

This type of farming is practiced mainly for household consumption rather than for sale

What is subsistence agriculture?

100

Crops are grown primarily for human consumption. Farms sell their output to manufacturers of food products, such as breakfast cereals and bread

What is commercial grain farming?

100

In Von Thünen’s model, this type of farming takes place in the outermost ring

What is livestock ranching?

100

Term for a settlement pattern where homes are spaced far apart

What is dispered settlement?

100

This global exchange of crops, animals, and diseases between the Americas, Europe, and Africa began after Columbus's voyages

What is the Columbian Exchange?

200

These large-scale farming operations, often in Latin America, produce speciality, commodity items and cash crops for export

What is planation farming?

200

This type of farming produces high-value crops like fruits, vegetables, and flowers, often near urban markets

What is market-gardening?

200

According to Von Thünen’s model, perishable goods like dairy are located here relative to the market

What is the innermost ring (closest to the market)

200

Long strips of land that start at a river or lake to provide all landowners with equal access to the resources (soil & water) and transportation

What is long-lot?

200

The Green Revolution had the biggest impact on food production in these two regions, helping to reduce famine


To get points, you must name one region

DAILY DOUBLE!

What are South Asia and Latin America?

300

In dry climates, people often practice this form of agriculture, where they move livestock from place to place

What is pastoral nomadism?

300

Agriculture involving large amount of labor and/or small plots of land 

What is intensive agriculture?

300

In the second ring of Von Thünen’s model, farmers grow this type of product, which is bulky and expensive to transport

What is timber?

300

Settlement pattern that is organized along a line

What is a linear settlement?

300

The first agricultural revolution led to this major shift in human societies.

What is the transition from hunting and gathering to settled farming?

400

This farming technique, common in tropical forests, involves clearing land by cutting and burning vegetation

What is slash-and-burn agriculture?

400

This term describes the network of steps involved in the production, processing, distribution, and sale of agricultural goods from farms to consumer

What is commodity chains?

400

This factor determines land use patterns in Von Thünen’s model

DAILY DOUBLE!

What is transportation or perishability?

400

Rectangle grid system that is meant to keep track of land sales and purchases, utilize a uniform survey method

What is township and range?

400

The Green Revolution introduced these new technologies to increase crop yields

What are high-yield seeds, chemical fertilizers, and pesticides?

500

Some of the fruits and vegetables are sold fresh to consumers, but most are sold to large processors for canning or freezing

What is market-gardening?

500

Intensive agriculture that produces crops like grapes, olives, dates, figs

What is mediterranean farming?

500

A limitation of the Von Thünen model is that it does not account for this type of advancement

Transportation

500

Utilization of landmarks and physical features to establish boundary lines

What is metes and bounds?

500

The Second Agricultural Revolution coincided with this larger historical period

What is the Industrial Revolution?

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