what is the difference between intensive and extensive farming
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Extensive Farming; Is defined by using more land with lower yield to produce the same amount of food. Intensive Farming; is defined by using less area of land, but have a large amount of fertilizers and machinery, as well as it requires large labor and capital inputs for farming...
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In economic terminology, we can say that intensive farming uses a higher level of inputs in the given per cubic land space. The extensive farming is an agricultural production system that rests heavily on using manpower labor, natural fertilizers in the capital available.
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