What are the 5 differences in subsistence and commercial agriculture?
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Subsistence
1.the farming practice in which crops are raised for personal consumption
2.it is practised in small area .
3. It is though the use of manure.
4. It depends upon monsoon
5. Traditional methods are used
commercial
1. The practice of farming in which crops grown for trade
2. It is practised in large area
3. It is the higher use of modern inputs
4. It use modern irrigation methods.
5..achines are used.
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Agriculture is the highly practised occupation all around the world, i.e. there are a lot of people in this world, who earn their livelihood by growing crops, vegetables, fruits, flowers and rearing of cattle. Based on the geographical conditions, level of technology, the demand for produce, and workers required, there is two major classification of farming, i.e. subsistence farming and commercial farming. In subsistence farming, the farmer is involved in the production of crops for local consumption.
Commercial farming, as it is evident from the name, it is a farming practice in which the farmer and other labours are involved in the production of crops, for commercial purposes. This article excerpt attempts to shed light on the difference between subsistence and commercial farming.