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It is the rearing of animals and cultivation of plants, and other live forms for food, fiber and other uses to sustain life |
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Examples: Climate-amount of rain temperature Relief-refer to shape of the landscape (eg.Mountain, valleys and lowlands) Soil Drainage-refers to river systems |
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Examples: Labour-workforce Rent-land or equipment Energy Accessibility to Market Transport cost Machinery/technology Fertilizers and pesticides Government control |
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It is the cultivation of crops or plants on a farmland (eg.the cultivation of lettuce) |
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It is the rearing of animals or livestock for human consumption |
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It is a system of agriculture that involves the rearing of animals and cultivation of crops |
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It is the rearing of sheep in high land areas. It involves the selling of wool, lamb and mutton at the market |
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It is the rearing of cattle for milk and beef |
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It is the use of acquired or rental piece of land for small-scale food production. It is a subsistence form of farming |
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It is where the farmer cultivates crops or rear animals for his immediate family |
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They are formed when sand accumulates along the coast as a result of prevailing wind. |
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It is the best game. It is a very violent but cool, where you can steal cars and kill people.
JK! Just kidding! |
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