Question

list the three production practices at different levels based on the farmer's financial condition

Answer 1

The most common farming practices are:

Organic farming

Industrial farming

Subsistence farming

Explanation:

• Different farming practices are adopted depending on the finances, location and other factors.
• If a farmer is poor and grows crops only to fulfill hid food needs and to feed his family, it is called subsistence farming.
• Organic farming is to produce fruits and vegetables and then sell them to earn money.
• Industrial farming is the highest level of farming. Only rich farmers do industrial farming.

Answer 2

The three production practices that occur at different levels based on the farmers financial conditions include Organic, subsistence and commercial.

Explanation:

• Sustainable agriculture is also known as organic farming. It involves the practice of using herbal manure and natural fertilizers that are available to farmers at low cost through the Ngo and governments agencies.

• Subsidence farming is a type of farming where the crops are grown for one's own livelihood here the farmer's conditions are very poor and low.

• The commercial practices or industrial practices are implemented by those who are largely farmers and have large tracts of land.

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