Farming practices and Climates: APHG

The raising of animals as a food source. Nomads will follow the animals wherever they go to graze.

Drylands

South, Central, East Asia and North Africa

Tropical

Latin America, Sub-Saharan Africa, and South East Asia

Farming that uses relatively large areas of land in a tropical climate to produce cash crops

Tropical/ Sub-tropical

Latin America, Sub-Sauharn Africa, South East Asia

Farming systems that grow crops and raise livestock as well

Temperate

Midwester US & Canada, Europe

The most common type of farming, cultivates grains

Tempaerate

North US & Canada, South Central Canada, and Eastern Europe

Farming where the products are potentially sold, traded, or bought for a profit

Warm Mid-lattidues

Southeastern US and Southeastern Australia

A type of farming that harvest dairy products from animals rather than plants

Cold and warm mid- lattidues

Northeastern US, Southeastern Canada, and Northwestern Europe

Agriculture in regions where the climate stays very stable all year round

Warm mid-lattitudes

Sothern Coast of Europe, Northen Coast of Africa, Pacific coast of US, Southern Tip of Africa, and Chile

A type of agriculture where livestock are allowed to roam over and established area

Drylands

Western North America, Southeastern South America, Central Asia, Southern Africa

Intensive farming is a system that mechanizes nearly all agricultural processes in order to maximize yields for a relatively small agricultural region

Warm Mid-lattidues

South, Southeast, & Central Asia usually near large populations

No agriculture practices exist

Polar

Arctic and Antarctic