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World farming systems

TRADITIONAL AGRICULTURE MARKET AFRICULTURE

SPECULATIVE AGRIC. COMMERCIAL AGR.

PLANTATION AGR. INDUSTRIAL AGR.

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The TRADITIONAL farming systemAlso called SUBSISTENCE agriculture.1/5 of world agriculture.Hunting, fruit gathering, nomadic agriculture

(these 3 rare nowadays) or animal husbandry are also

part of traditional farming.

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TechniquesEXTENSIVE FARMING (no technology)

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Burning and sowing in the

ashes

Fallow lands

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SIMPLE: axe, hoe, stick…

EQUIPMENT

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Crop diversity and CROPSMultiple crop: cereals and animal husbandry

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Purpose of production:SELF CONSUMPTION

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WorkforceFamilies, People from the community…

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WHERE?

Underdeveloped countries

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Ownership

COMMUNAL, public(not private)

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Plantation FarmingIt originated at colonial times.Also called SPECULATIVE farming.

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Techniques EXTENSIVE farming (no technologies)

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Crop diversityand cropsSingle crop: Cocoa, cotton, cofee, bananas, rubber…

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Purpose of production:

To obtain benefits

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WorkforceNatives Slaves Wage labourers (workers who receive a salary)

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Where?In or near the tropics. Underdeveloped/developing

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Ownership

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INDUSTRIAL FARMING This is also SPECULATIVE farming. In

fact, it’s simmilar to PLANTATION farming,

but instead of using extensive techniques,

they use INTENSIVE ones.

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TECHNIQUES: Completely INTENSIVE

All the mechanical, technical and scientific advances of the green revolution are used.

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EQUIPMENT: mechanical, technical and scientifical advances

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Also genetical modification offood(Green Revolution)

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CROP DIVERSITY and CROPSUsually SINGLE CROP

Animals, different crop

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WORKFORCEWage labourers. Little labour needed as a consequence of complete mechanisation

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WHERE?

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Ownership

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Commercial farmingFarming type specialised in certain crops as

dictated by

prices and profits. Also called MARKET farming.

It’s divided in 2 regions:

The ATLANTIC region

(where climate is Oceanic)

The MEDITERRANEAN region

(where climate is Mediterranean)

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Techniques / Crop diversityBoth INTENSIVE and EXTENSIVE

Mostly SINGLE-CROP

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In Oceanic climate regions…INTENSIVE CATTLE-RAISING or…

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EXTENSIVE CATTLE RAISING

Pasture in grazing lands ormeadow lands

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In Mediterranean climate regions…Both EXTENSIVE and INTENSIVE farming

EXTENSIVE:

ORCHARDS(oranges, Lemons…)

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VINEYARDS

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OLIVES

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CEREAL

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Or INTENSIVE farming (vegetables in greenhouses)

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EQUIPMENT Advanced tools and machines

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Purpose of production:

To obtain benefits

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WORKFORCETemporary labour

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WHERE?

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Ownership