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Farming Around the World

Do farms vary throughout the world?

What factors affect a country’s ability to produce their own food? Climate How does the equator affect climate?

What factors affect a country’s ability to produce their own food? Climate Equator Bananas grow in hot, humid, tropical regions. Caribbean & Latin America Tropical portions of Africa South Pacific

What factors affect a country’s ability to produce their own food? Climate Equator Washington Turkey China Apples grow best in climates with cold winters

What factors affect a country’s ability to produce their own food? Climate Equator India Indonesia China Rice grows in temperatures from 63°-97° F

What factors affect a country’s ability to produce their own food? Climate Equator All fruits, vegetables, and grains have specific climate requirements for growth.

What factors affect a country’s ability to produce their own food? Climate Equator Livestock raised for food can live in many climates. Some breeds and species thrive better than others in extreme hot or cold Very cold climates may require additional housing

What factors affect a country’s ability to produce their own food? Open Space Space NOT occupied by: People Buildings Lakes, rivers, or streams

What factors affect a country’s ability to produce their own food? Open Space Larger animals require more space Some animals eat grass Some animals eat grains that also require space to be grown

What factors affect a country’s ability to produce their own food? Open Space 25,000-35,000 lbs. of potatoes can be harvested from 1 acre 160 bushels of corn can be grown on 1 acre 56 bushels of wheat can be grown on 1 acre (2300 lbs. of white flour)

What factors affect a country’s ability to produce their own food? Soil Quality Blueberries need acidic soil What is the soil Ph? Most garden produce prefers neutral soil Mushrooms can grow in alkaline soil

What factors affect a country’s ability to produce their own food? Soil Quality Sandy soils have good drainage, but don’t hold moisture and nutrients well What is the soil texture? Loam soil is ideal for many food crops Clay soil lacks drainage

What factors affect a country’s ability to produce their own food? Water Availability Too much, or too little is detrimental to crop growth Too much water can cause root crops to rot. Drought decreases harvest or kills the crop

What factors affect a country’s ability to produce their own food? Water Availability Too much, or too little is detrimental to crop growth Growing rice requires relatively high quantities of water Growing sugar beets requires relatively low quantities of water

What factors affect a country’s ability to produce their own food? Available Technology How are fields plowed?

What factors affect a country’s ability to produce their own food? Available Technology How are crops harvested?

What factors affect a country’s ability to produce their own food? Economics & Government What form of government is there? CapitalismSocialism

What factors affect a country’s ability to produce their own food? Economics & Government Does the government regulate farm practices? Fertilizer and pesticide use Animal husbandry practices Animal waste management Use of specific seed varieties such as hybrids, GMOs, and heirloom

What factors affect a country’s ability to produce their own food? Economics & Government Are government subsidies offered? In some cases, the government offers money to supplement farmers: When market prices are too low o This can help manage supply and demand To meet demands of new government regulations If a new regulation for farm waste management is put in place, they might also offer money to farmers to help offset the cost of implementing the new regulation.