Types of Farming
This type of intensive farming technique uses a series of step-like structures to produce rice on the side of a mountain.
Terrace farming
Midlatitude climates are also known as what climate region
Temperate
This ring is found farthest away from the market
Livestock Ranching
This cultural hearth is where wheat was domesticated.
Fertile Crescent or Middle East
This exchange allowed crops like the tomato or cacao to grow outside of their hearths of domestication.
Columbian Exchange
This type of agricultural is named after the sea in which it primarily grows. Some of the crops grown include grapes and olives
Mediterranean agriculture
This type of plants have been genetic engineered to increase drought and pest resistance.
GMO crops
This ring is found after the forest ring in Von Thunen's model
Grain/cereal crops
This cultural hearth was where corn was domesticated
Mesoamerica
This agricultural revolution involved the mechanization of agriculture and a large migration to cities
The second agricultural Revolution
This type of commercial farming relies on growing a single crop on a plot of land.
monocropping/monoculture
This type of survey method includes lots that are very long and often border a river or waterway.
Long lot system
Dairy cattle would be found in which ring of Von Thunen's model
Dairy/Market gardening (1st ring)
This cultural hearth is where the mango was domesticated
Southeast Asia
This revolution in agriculture sought to alleviate starving in places like India by cross breeding crops.
Green Revolution
This extensive farming practice involves burning plots of land to increase soil fertility. The land is cultivated for a few years and then left to fallow.
Shifting cultivation
This survey method was developed in the United States
Township and Range
This type of farming is found near the market and produces the largest amount of food per area of land.
Intensive agriculture or Market gardening
The location in which farming first began is known as this.
During this agricultural revolution, land was divided up and new survey methods developed.
2nd agricultural revolution
This type of technology involves raising fish in high density tanks.
Aquaculture
This consequence of agriculture is a result of stripping land of all nutrients, making it virtually impossible to grow crops.
Desertification
The forest would be found in which of Von Thunen's rings?
2nd ring (forest ring)
This revolution led to increases in population and reliable food supplies but a decrease in human health.
the First agricultural revolution or Neolithic Revolution
This second agricultural revolution technology allowed people to remove seeds from raw cotton.
Cotton gin