AGRICULTURE

U.S.

• Agriculture was a crucial part of our economy
• Farmers in the U.S. at an early stage was seen as a hard worker
• Early during the creation of the U.S. farming boosted the economy by a lot
• Even people who were not farmers sold their land to farmers and agriculture purposes

EUROPE

• During the Roman Empire, agriculture was farmed by 4 methods
• Slave doing the work, Families doing work, share cropping, and leased to a tenant
• Many parts of Europe had different farming goods, like olive oil, wine,
• This was depending in the soil type
• The 4 methods brought a lot of farming goods to Europe and methods was passed down to generations

ASIA

• Agriculture in Asia is mostly about farming rice
• During the summers rice would be grown in fields with shallow water
• Asia has a lot of warm weathers during the summer, so rice would be plenty full
• Cash crops in Asia would be rice , wheat, cinnamon , and poppies

AFRICA

• Some parts of Africa are already too hot for many crops
• Crops in those areas are being reduced in productivity
• Farming in Africa does not have much technology to help them

SOUTH AMERICA

• Only 1/8 of South America's land are permanent for farming
• Farming in this continent is less productive than growing live stock
• Farming in South America was less common in the old days of this continent

AUSTRALIA

• Farming has influenced Australia to where they have around 135,00 farms
• Farming produces 150 billion dollars a year
• A narrow zone produces dairy products, wheat-sheep zone produces winter crops
• Grazing for sheep zone are for lambs, wool, and muttons