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WorksheetsHow do we produce food video questions
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What is subsistence agriculture?
Growing food for export
Growing a single crop on a large scale
Growing food using synthetic fertilizers
Growing just enough food for oneself or the community
Which of the following is an example of polyculture?
A rice field with fish and ducks
A field of only corn
A vineyard
A cattle ranch
What is the main characteristic of industrial agriculture?
It focuses on local consumption
It involves smallholder farms
It uses low-input methods
It is primarily for export
How do the rice terraces in the Philippines maintain their agricultural system?
By importing commercial seeds
By using synthetic fertilizers
By using monoculture techniques
By recycling nutrients from their surroundings
What is a key feature of economies of scale in agriculture?
Decreased efficiency in large operations
Increased labor costs
Cost savings from large production operations
Higher costs for small production
Why is farming considered risky in the 21st century?
Due to the simplicity of farming techniques
Because of the lack of technology
Because of the high cost of equipment and potential crop failures
Due to the abundance of natural resources
What impact did Spanish colonization have on Filipino agriculture?
It eliminated the use of encomiendas
It decreased the production of commercial crops
It shifted land rights to commercialized agriculture
It introduced polyculture systems
How does vertical integration benefit large agribusinesses?
By allowing them to control all parts of the supply chain
By reducing the number of supply chain components
By increasing the cost of production
By focusing only on local markets
What is a characteristic of intensive subsistence agriculture?
It uses a large amount of land with little labor
It is primarily for export
It requires a large amount of labor on a small amount of land
It relies heavily on synthetic inputs
What is a challenge faced by small, local farming entities?
Economies of scale
Access to large-scale resources
High competitiveness in pricing
Low production costs
