Give me 3 types of farming?

Question

this is for my homework

Answer 1

There is Arable farming which is the growing of crops

Pastoral farming- which is the grazing of animals like cows

And mixed farming which is a bit of both growing of crops and grazing of animals.

If this is for year 10 then these are what we have learnt according to the GCSE syllabus

Answer 2

slash and burn.. terrace. and silt

Answer 3

Aquaculture (Fish Farming)

Arable (Crops)

Dairy (Milk)

Poultry (Chickens etc..)

Fruit Farming

Answer 4

intensive farming

extensive farming

Answer 5

Hiya

Take a look at the link below it tells you all you need to know.

http://www.scalloway.org.uk/farm1htm

Hope this has helped you.

Answer 6

arable and stock

organic and with artificial chemicals

Answer 7

http://www.scalloway.org.uk/farm1.htm

Answer 8

What forms. There is lots of different types of farming.

e.g. free range and intenstive.

There are also fields in which specialise in different animals such as dairy farming or sheep farming.

There is also puppy farming BUT lets not go there!!

Answer 9

1. Subsistence farming

2. Commercial farming

3. Sustainable farming (Permaculture)

Answer 10

arable , horticultural, livestock

Answer 11

i'm not sure what exactly you're looking for but if you mean what i'm thinking:  vegetables, tobacco, livestock

Answer 12

Arable farming - crops

Livestock farming - meat

Dairy farming - milk

Answer 13

Arable, growing crops

Dairy, keeping cattle for milk

Sheep, sheep for food and wool

Pig , pigs for bacon

Beef, cattle for meat.

Answer 14

Livestock farming,  row crop farming, vineyards, orchards, poultry farming, dairy farming, aquaculture, etc.  The list goes on...

Answer 15

contour farming

Answer 16

arable- crops

livestock- animals

mixed- both

Answer 17

poultry farming,

dairy farming,

arable farming.

Answer 18

1 Profitable but damaging the environment.

2 Not profitable but still damaging the environment but to a lesser extent.

3 Claiming large grants from the EEC and damaging the environment.

Answer 19

horticultural

agricultural

fish farming

Answer 20

Equine Farming

Cattle Farming

Crop Farming

Answer 21

Arable farming (growing crops)

Livestock farming

Dairy Farming

Organic farming (livestock/crops)

Answer 22

plantation (monoculture), subsistence (polyculture/low input), and sustainable?