Intensive & Extensive Agricultural Practices [AP Human Geography Unit 5 Topic 1] (5.1)

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Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:19 Global Community
0:34 Sense of Place
0:51 Different Climates Around The World & Food
1:58 Technological Advances In Agriculture & Environmental Possibilism
2:44 Global Food Supply & Malthus
2:58 Intensive Agricultural Practices
3:30 Plantation Farming
3:59 Mixed Crop & Livestock
4:17 Market Gardening (Truck Farming)
4:39 Extensive Agricultural Practices
5:06 Shifting Cultivation
5:33 Nomadic Herding
6:02 Ranching
6:24 Practice Quiz

Skills in this video:
PSO-5.A
Explain the connection
between physical geography
and agricultural practices.

PSO-5.A.1
Agricultural practices are influenced by the
physical environment and climatic conditions,
such as the Mediterranean climate and tropical
climates.

PSO-5.A.2
Intensive farming practices include market
gardening, plantation agriculture, and mixed
crop/livestock systems.

PSO-5.A.3
Extensive farming practices include shifting
cultivation, nomadic herding, and ranching.

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Question 1: D
Question 2: Intensive agriculture requires more labor and capital, but uses less land. While extensive agriculture requires less capital and labor, but uses more land.
Question 3: B
Question 4: 1) GMO 2) Greenhouses 3)Fertilizers/ Pesticides/ Herbicides 4) Irrigation 5) Artificial light
Question 5: B
Question 6: C
7) Planation agriculture is traditionally located in LDCs and former colonies. This is due to the cheaper labor, which reduces the cost of production. Most of these crops are cash crops which are produced in a LDC and shipped to a MDC for sale.
8) 1)The physical environment does not allow for sedentary agriculture. 2) The society has a culture based around the tradition of herding and does not want to lose their cultural identity.

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[ehsaanyousef]

When talking about market gardening/truck farming, why does this happen in the Southeastern part of the US? Shouldn't it be west US? It mentions that the food is harvested by migrant labor. Migrant labor is normally used for farming in places like California (where a lot of the US's dairy, fruits, and vegetables come from).

[anneb]

If I were shown an image of a very large field with large amounts of machinery/capital harvesting it, would the practice be intensive or extensive? This is also where I am unable to determine the type of crop. Thank you!

[legitkicks]

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[carissa]

I was taught that ranching is an intensive agriculture, found in regions of developed countries along with mixed crop/livestock, truck farming, dairying, etc.
What is happening?

Or is it just that it's an intensive agriculture found in many developed countries?

[jenny-iqsw]

Wait I thought extensive agriculture required less labor because of all the machinery used...

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