Difference between intensive and subsistence farming
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❤️Intensive subsistence farming or agriculture is the type of farming in which crops grown are consumed by the grower and his family.
❤️In intensive subsistence farming, Farmer cultivates a small plot of land using simple tools and more labour.
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Explanation:
SUBSISTENCE FARMING-----The type of farming in which the farmers grow crops for their self-sustenance only is called subsistence farming.In this type of farming, the agricultural land is very small as a result higher yield is obtained from smaller inputs.Every inch of the land is used here.Farmers here are very poor and are only limited to the use of bio-manures as a fertilising agent they don't have the capital to buy fertilisers, modern irrigation methods, pesticieds , insecticides u know.
INTENSIVE FARMING:-This is a type of farming in which the farmers grow crops mainly for selling it in market .so, they are also called cash crops or fibre crops or fodder crops depending upon their use ok.
They are again classified into 2 types--
Plantation farming and commercial farming.
Plantation farming:- Farming which occupies vast agricultural land for cultivating only one particular species.Ex-tea,coffee,sugarcane,banana etc
Commercial farming:-These are mainly for trading purpose .Ex-cotton, jute, etc.
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