3. Main problems of urbanization
in developing countries are…

10. Different types of work

11. Differences between developed countries
and developing ones in relation with
employment structure

12. We have the world divided into two
economic parts

15. Inputs and outputs farming

17. Classification by processes
-Arable farming: It is the ploughing of the land and growing of
crops
-Pastoral farming: It is the leaving of land under grass and the
rearing of animals: Cattle ranching on the Prairies, USA
-Market gardening: It is when fruit, flowers and vegetables
are grown under conditions
-Mixed farming: Crops are grown and animals are reared in the
same area

19. -Hill sheep farms: wool
-Cattle farms: cows for milk (dairy
farming)
-Arable farms: cereal crops such as
wheat, vegetables as potatoes
-Mixed farms
-Market gardening: fruit, vegetables
and flowers

21. Accessibility and technology
dairy farmers during 1970s and
1980s

23. -It is the intensive
cultivation of high-value
crops such as fruit,
vegetables and flowers

24. Market gardening in the
Netherlands: organization

25. We can find the natural inputs
required for rice farming

28. Some problems affecting
farmers in India

30. Some changes in commercial
farming
-Mechanization
-Increased farm size: agribusiness
-Increased field size
-Increased use of chemicals: fertilizers and pesticides
-Organic farming: without chemicals
-Natural environments
-The Environmental Stewardship (ES) Scheme: creating wildlife habitats
-Farm diversification
-Genetically modified (GM) crops: While they might help reduce food shortages
(resist a disease) they may also create environmental problems

32. The Green Revolution:
HYVs: problems
The Green Revolution: HYVs:
does it need more water?

33. The use of fertilizer and farm waste
-Farmers spread slurry, which is animal waste, over
their fields, cheaper to use than chemical fertilizer,
and slurry contain nitrate, that if it is excessive in
rivers acts as a fertilizer and results in the rapid
growth of algae and other plants. These use up large
amounts of oxygen, leaving too little for fish life

34. RSPB

35. Hope Farm
The RSPB is working in five ways: