How are farming tools and other methods different from Canada and North America?

Question

Just a question =)

Oh and how does farming affect Canada and North America's environment?

Answer 1

Because farming basically feeds the population of North America, it can be said that were it not for farming we would have very limited population, and very little impact on the environment.

Our most significant effect on the environment then comes from the fact that we feed too many people who in their turn make such a mess.

Answer 2

your ? is not properly presented. that said n.am. is the u.s. & canada eh! basically all the same, even r&d is shared, however, wto and laws (the freedom to associate) r the only somewhat differences, this includes acceptence of genetically modified foods which canadaians accept less but personally i think the u.s. is correct on). there is no such thing as solar farming on large scale or organic on lrage scale. moular is a kicker and as such the environment is not safe from phyto farming, cases may be made for some animal farming- but in short, plse make a case for the environs.

Answer 3

I think what you are asking is what is the difference in farming technique in the countries that make up North America? As a land mass you have Canada, Mexico, and the United States. The islands of the Caribbean are not of the land mass so you may or may not include them in your question as you see fit. There are no real differences in tools and methods. Agriculture is not a state secret like atomic energy so knowledge is shared and borders are just lines on a map, especially in light of NAFTA. Differences are in product as they are determined by nature and defined by agricultural zones. Other differences are defined by the ability of the farmer on a financial level, money being seen in some areas more than others and as determined by the fallout of economics.

Answer 4

We use a lot of machinery and chemicals.