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Can anyone give me examples of traditional and modern method of Farm/Forest Management?

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  1. Well, it depends what you mean by traditional.  No method is rally traditional, as faming practices change constantly over time.  Most recently, we have seen systems of agriculture change from  extensive pre-industrial to intensive industrial agriculture.  In effect, management practices have gone from low input low output to high input high output.  Pre-industrial agriculture is characterised by practices such as crop rotation, re-use of manure, extensive livestock systems, and small farm sizes.  Industrial agriculture is characterised by high inputs of fertiliser, herbicides and pesticides, monocropping, intensive livestock systems, and large farm size.  More recently, we have seen the emergence of what we could possibly label as `post industrial agriculture`, although don`t quote me on this.  This includes alternative methods such as `natural farming`, `permaculture`, and òrganic farming`.  Look these up on wikipedia.org.  Permaculture, which is quite a large movement, is a design system.  It aims to create a diverse and stable system where the parts of said system are mutually benenficial to each other.  Like I said, look it up.


  2. Go to ,"Pacific Lumber Co." web page ,and you'll have a ton of stuff to learn from.

  3. pretty much the same as they do it now, just slower.  cut all the trees down, clear the stumps, turn the soil and start farming.

  4. We are living in an era where every things is changing very fast .What is modern to day--will be trditional tomorrow. At present modern techniques of production--using chemical fertilisers,improved irrigation systems,using insecticides,pesticides,spray etc --But with the advancement of science---We are entering into the world of nuclear era.This methods of production will be traditional in future.

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