Cultural Differences

Farming System, Types And Decisions And Distribution Ap from ajp

   In the last post, I defined Cultural Geography and listed the components which made the topic up. Agriculture is a form of cultural geography as populations around the world farm differently depending on the climate, land available, machinery and access to food/fodder and water.

   The eight different types of farming include; pastoral, subsistence, arable, commercial, intensive, extensive, nomadic and sedentary; which reflect different ways of life.
 
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