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Slide 1@2,The history of farming dates way back to the ancient Egyptian settlement. First off, when ancient Egypt was around, they depended on the Nile river and its fresh water containing silt. The water was pulled from the river by a wooden shaduf. A shaduf was a wooden lever that helped obtain the fresh water from the Nile. It has a wooden bucket that can be pulled and moved by just pushing or pulling the lever. Also, farming was a huge discovery because it led to people having new jobs and growing not scavenging. Without farming man kind and women not be the same. Farming is a skill that a lot of people wanted to do to meet there basic I needs.



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Egyptian Farming And Agriculture

Published on Nov 22, 2015

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ANCIENT HISTORY

  • Grain was there first discovery
  • They used a shaduf to collect water
  • Used wooden sickles top low fields
  • Animals mostly pulled (donkeys)
  • They grew what they could nourish off of
Slide 1@2,The history of farming dates way back to the ancient Egyptian settlement. First off, when ancient Egypt was around, they depended on the Nile river and its fresh water containing silt. The water was pulled from the river by a wooden shaduf. A shaduf was a wooden lever that helped obtain the fresh water from the Nile. It has a wooden bucket that can be pulled and moved by just pushing or pulling the lever. Also, farming was a huge discovery because it led to people having new jobs and growing not scavenging. Without farming man kind and women not be the same. Farming is a skill that a lot of people wanted to do to meet there basic I needs.



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ANCIENT HISTORY

  • Looked for rich soil to plant
  • Hand planted everything
  • Step1- trained animals to do work
  • First to discover farming
  • Charged with amount of land
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MODERN USES

  • We have more technical ways
  • Tractors instead of animals
  • Collect hay in hay bales
  • Instead we pay for land in money
  • Different kinds of soil
Slide 3@4. Modern uses of farming is more precise and technical than the ancient times. Now a days we use mechanical tractors and other tools that make it less backbreaking work. Also we no longer use animals. Also, our land size can expand by a lot, it only depends on they amount of money you are willing to pay. Plus, instead of paying your taxes in grain and vegetables you pay it in money or currency. Lastly, usually farmers grew what they can make money off of, or they love to eat.

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MODERN USES

  • Tractors are used instead of animals
  • Had stream river to depend on
  • Sold their crops didn't eat
  • Shaduf was not a thing they used
  • Use greenhouses to protect plants
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THE PURPOSE

  • To make a surplus of food
  • To create other jobs
  • Animals can be used differently
  • Keeping fit for different jobs
  • Making easy trades
Slide 5@6. The purpose of farming was that people in the early days could gather food without kill baby deer. In my opinion, the purpose of farming was that people could have a hobby and a surplus of food in just months. Also, it could make for very easy trades. Plus, the slaves and animals could make a huge impact for there use. In addition, people would be more fit from eating healthy and working out. Lastly, it takes pure skill to be a great farmer
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THE PURPOSE

  • Not killing rabbits
  • Not everyone is hunters and gatherers
  • Easy planting and waiting
  • Healthy food to eat
  • Slaves could have better use
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HOW IT WAS DISCOVERED

  • Never really discovered
  • 3 main ways
  • Evidence was left behind
  • Moving and grooving
  • The watchers

Slide 7@8. How farming was discovered was never really found out. There were many theory's on how farming was discovered. First off, the moves and groovin method. It was the method where they were going to move but the plants grew back. Secondly, the watch, the watch was a method where they watched animals and by time went by the plants grew. Lastly, the accidental method, it sounds like the most realistic method. They were walking down and one girl drop a basket full of grain. They forgot about like nothing happened then they came back months later. POOF!!!!! It grew back.
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HOW IT WAS DISCOVERED

  • Accidentally trip
  • Many many many years ago
  • Someone just found out
  • Planted it by mistake
  • Boredom
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INTERESTING FACTS

  • Egyptians were the first to farm
  • Agriculture means farming
  • Grain grew everywhere
  • Farmers supplied food for builders
  • Big step in civilization
Slide 9@10. Interesting facts about farming and agriculture is that the method was never found out. Also, they say that Egyptians were the first farming. In addition, still today some people still hand plant there crops. Also, grain grew in random areas not just fields. Lastly, they grew what they wanted and what they could really nourish off of.
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INTERESTING FACTS

  • Black lands were the best
  • Farmers had slaves help them
  • Farmers donated their crops
  • Paid taxes in grain
  • Bottom of the royal chain
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