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Assembly Line

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Line of assembly

.barren land to Great Plains

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Agglomeration

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-system of commercial farming found in the U.S and other developed country.

.Site

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Basic industry

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-that scientific art and business cultivations of marine or freshwater food.

.fishing

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Break of built

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The use of living systems and organizing to develop or making useful products

Making cows fatter

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Brownfield

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A postulate by an economist enter that agricultural methods depend on the size of the population.

Ex. Food depending on people

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Capital

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Defined the concept of cultural landscape as the fundamental or graphical landscape.

.idk

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Complementary

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The production of crops where the main goal is to turn into a profit.

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Cottage industry

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A process used by farms to farm goods and transfer them.

Ex. Rock sculpture

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De industrialization

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The practice of rotating the use of different crops to save the soil.

Ex. Using crops when they aren’t in season.

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Export processing zone

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An agricultural enterprise when the primary goal is long term milk production.

Ex. Using cows for milk.

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Footloose industry

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The process by which animals become accustomed to human control.

.taming cows

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Fordism

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Creating double the amount of crops.

.x2

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Industrial inertia

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Use of large amounts of land w/ minimal labor.

A little people for a lot of land.

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Industrial revolution

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The stage of crop rotation where land is left UN cultivated.

Ex. Neglect to land

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Economies of scale

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An animal feeding machine that is built to fatten animals.

.trough

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Labor intensive

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An organism whose genetically material has been altered using genetic engineering.

.technology

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Least cost theory

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In Asia 14,000 years ago, in Europe in 17th century , genetically modified plants

GMO

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Location theory

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Science of plant cultivation

. GMO plants

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Manufacturing region

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The efficient cultivation of small land holding through the expense of great amounts of land.

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Mass production

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The practice of planting taller stronger crops to shelter land.

Rainforest

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No basic industry

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An ext naive commercial agriculture involving livestock over crops.

Animals over plants

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Outsourcing

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High planting relatively rare crops which ar inessential to human survival

. Tobacco

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Primary industry

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The relatively small scale production of fruits vegetables and flowers as cash crop.

Video game fruit

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Raw materials

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An agro ecological land.

Cold wheat in winter. Dry wheat in the summer

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Site characteristics
Production of milk for a specific community Dairy
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Situation characteristics
The first agricultural revolution. Fertile Crescent
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Secondary industry
Form of agriculture where livestock are harder to hers Hard
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Tertiary industry
A large artificially established forest for crops Cotton
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Quaternary industry
Raising livestock for meat or wool Manufacturing
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Varignon frame
Proceeds of having soil elevated. Outline
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Weber, Alfred
Sparsely settled plants Ex. City room