Subsistence farming

subsistence farming

• (1)growing crops and rearing animals for farmers own

• (2)growing crops and rearing animals for sale

• (3)ranches

Nomadic herding

• (1)move from one place to place look for pasture and water for animals

• (2)move from one place to one place to trade

• (3)move from one place to place to find jobs

shifting cultivation

• (1)move new land to farm

• (2)move new land to trade

• (3)move new land to find natural resources

Hydroponic farming

• (1)crops are grown using nutrients solution instead of wood

• (2)crops are grown using nutrients solution instead of soil

• (3)crops are grown using nutrients solution instead of food

Migratory farming

• (1)farmers move from one place to one place to farm

• (2)workers move from place to place to find jobs

• (3)doctors move place to place to the hospital

Plantation farming

• (1)crops are grown for sale in small farm

• (2)crops are grown for sale in the garden

• (3)crops are grown for sale in large farms

sedentary farming

• (1)farming which is practiced in permanent farms

• (2)temporary farms

• Shifting farms

Ranches

• Small farms the specialize in rearing of one type of animal for sale

• Huge farms the specialize in rearing of one type of animals for sale

• All of the above

Factory farming

• Rear animals in the field

• Rear animals inside small buildings

• Rear animals inside large buildings