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AGRICULTURE
Natural factors
Human factors
Mechanisation
Sprinker and irrigation sistems
greenhouse
Chemicals
Biological techniques
Agriculture
Mechanised
developed economies
Tradicional
Developing countries
Crop farming
Dry and irrigation farming
In dry farming crops are watered exclusively by precipitation.
In irrigation farming, water is brought from aquifers, rivers and reservoirs using a costly system of channels
Intensive and extensive farming
In extensive farming it is left uncultivated for a year to allow it to regenerate
In intensive farming, the land produces very high yields: it is made to produce several crops a year by using irrigation, greenhouses and fertilisers
Polyculture and monoculture
In polyculture, agricultural areas are divided into several plots of land, where different species are cultivated
In monoculture is highly specialised, with a single product being planted over a large area
