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Includes activities that extract resources from nature.
Space agrarian is specific to agricultural activities; rural space includes non-urban areas.
Agriculture, livestock farming, and forestry.
Food for humans and raw materials for industries.
Determines the types of crops that can be grown.
They facilitate easier farming and mechanization.
Maximized use of agrarian space, often leading to overexploitation.
Use primitive tools and techniques, requiring more labor.
Subsistence economies produce for personal needs; market economies produce for sale.
Cultivation of a single crop in a given area.
Provides essential nutrients and supports plant growth.
Can lead to overexploitation and environmental degradation.
Intensive agriculture maximizes land use; extensive agriculture uses less input.
Introduced high-yield crop varieties and modern farming techniques.
Modern technology increases efficiency and reduces labor needs.
Transformed natural environment due to farming activities.
Herbaceous crops are annual; woody crops are perennials.
To maintain soil fertility and reduce pest buildup.
Cultivation in fixed locations with continuous farming practices.
Influences crop types and yields based on nutrient availability.
Influence land ownership and farming practices.