APHUG Unit 5

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Across
  1. 2. area with limited access to fresh, healthy foods
  2. 4. switching crops to maintain soil fertility
  3. 5. land degradation in arid or semi-arid regions
  4. 8. raising cattle primarily for milk products
  5. 10. large-scale farming for profit
  6. 11. model explaining cost-based farm location rings
  7. 14. rotating fields after short periods of farming
  8. 16. large farm specializing in a single export crop
  9. 17. integrated commercial agriculture from farm to table
  10. 20. lack of reliable access to nutritious meals
  11. 22. organisms altered genetically for agriculture
  12. 23. moving with herds in search of pasture
  13. 24. farming on steps cut into a hillside
  14. 26. old land survey method using natural features
  15. 28. low-labor farming spread over larger areas
  16. 29. specializing in a single crop in large areas
Down
  1. 1. raising fish or seafood in controlled conditions
  2. 3. cultivating cereal crops like wheat or corn
  3. 6. growing crops without synthetic chemicals
  4. 7. clearing forests for farmland or other uses
  5. 9. elongated plots stretching from a river or road
  6. 12. commercial grazing of livestock over wide areas
  7. 13. high-labor farming on smaller plots of land
  8. 15. producing food mainly for the farmer’s family
  9. 18. farming that meets current needs without harming future resources
  10. 19. clearing land by cutting and burning vegetation
  11. 21. supplying water artificially for crops
  12. 25. theory about land cost changing with distance from market
  13. 27. settlement pattern arranged in a straight line