Question

differences between subsistence farming and commercial farming??plz guys it's very urgent........​

Answer 1

$\huge \mathfrak{Subsistence \: Farming:}$

⭐ Subsistence farming is a type of farming practiced in which the farmer raises agricultural crops for himself and his family.

⭐ Household labour are used.

⭐ Subsistence farming is done on traditional basis by traditional tools and implements.

⭐ Production is meant for own family only.

$\huge \mathfrak{Intensive \: Farming:}$

⭐ Intensive farming is an agricultural practice in which efforts are made to increase the production with added units of labour and capital and raise 2 to 3 crops in an year.

⭐ Outside labour is hired.

⭐ Extra tools may be required.

⭐ Production is primarily meant for domestic consumption. Excess is sold in the market.

Answer 2

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Here is the Difference...

• ${\bold{Intensive\: Subsistence\:Farming}}$

✨ This type of farming is practised in areas of high population pressure on land.

✨ Land is available in less for doing agriculture.

✨ Major production is consumed by the farmer or his family.

✨ It is labour-intensive farming where hai doses of biochemical inputs and irrigation are used for obtaining higher production.

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• ${\bold{Commercial\:Farming}}$

✨ This type of farming is practised in areas of low population.

✨ Availability of land is high for doing agriculture.

✨ Major production is sold in market and minor amount is consumed. This type of farming is basically for obtaining money.

✨ The use of higher doses of modern inputs, e.g. high yielding variety (HIV), chemical fertilizers, insecticides and pesticides in order to obtain high productivity.

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