Food production factors

3. These are the shapes of the land, like mountains, valleys, and hills. Some crops grow better on flat land, while others need sloped land.
6. Farmers use these to help with planting, picking, and even watering crops. They make the job faster and easier.
7. This is the amount of water that falls from the sky as rain. Plants need it to grow, but too much or too little can cause problems."
9. This is the knowledge and skills farmers need to grow crops well. They learn what works best for each plant to get the best harvest.
11. This tells us how healthy the soil is. Rich, fertile soil helps plants grow well and get the nutrients they need.
12. This is the usual weather in a place over a long time, including things like how hot or cold it is, and how much rain it gets.

1. This gives plants the light and energy they need to grow. Without enough sunlight, crops won’t grow strong.
2. These are insects or animals that can damage crops. Farmers use different ways to keep them away and protect their plants.
4. These are new tools or machines that help farmers grow crops better and faster, like special equipment or ways to water plants automatically.
5. Plants need this to grow. Without enough, they won’t survive. Farmers need to find ways to give plants water, like irrigation.
6. Farmers need this to buy seeds, tools, and pay for workers. Without enough money, it can be hard to grow crops properly.
8. Just like people can get sick, plants can too. This can make plants weak or even kill them, so farmers must protect crops.
10. This tells us how hot or cold a place is. Some crops need warm weather, while others need cooler temperatures to grow.