what do u know about agriculture?

Question

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Answer 1

agriculture is the main occupation in the world

Answer 2

There are 4 types of agriculture
Extensive Commercial Agriculture
Intensive Subsistance agriculture
Shifting agriculture
Plantation Agriculture
Malaysia is the worlds largest producer of rubber.
Silk is produced mainly in parts of india and Bangladesh.
Tea is grown on the hill slopes of Otty.

Answer 3

Agriculture is the mainstay for many third world countries. Irrigation projects have to be adequate in these countries so that the produce does not suffer in any year. They are totally dependent on rain for their water resources, so that the rivers flow fully. Dams have to be built across rivers to collect waters and supply at intervals as desired for irrigation throughout the year. Small canals are run from the dams to different parts for adequate supply of water. Where river water is not adequately available, ground water sources, such as, borewells have to be used.
Agriculture decides the economies of many third world countries and the staple foods of rice, wheat and maize have to be raised through farming. Export of these and cereals and other food products help the economies of these countries. The livelihood of farmers depend on proper crops and nature can either help or mar the produce of the year.
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Answer 4

Agriculture is the use of land to raise crops and animals. Agriculture can be divided into subsistence and commercial farming. Subsistence farming deals with providing food that would be necessary for a man's own family. Commercial farming deals with producing crops and rearing animals for a large number of people on large scale i.e. a nation. Branches of crop system include horticulture- flower etc. cereal- rice, millet etc. legumes- beans, cowpea etc. fruits- bananas, apples, grapes, oranges etc. roots and tubers - yam, cassava, cocoyam etc. i hope this should give you and idea of it.

Answer 5

Agriculture (a term which encompasses farming) is the process of producing food, feed, fiber and other goods by the systematic raising of plants and animals.

also see:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agriculture