Across
- 3. A type of agriculture which concentrates on the growing of plant crops, such as cereals and vegetables
- 9. The addition of water to farmland by artifical means, such as by pipelines and sprays
- 10. A type of agriculture in which production is intended for sale in markets
- 11. The movement of people and employment from major cities to smaller cities and as well as to rural areas
- 12. Describing areas of countryside largely concerned with farming and often with relatively low population densities
- 13. A type of farming concerned with the production of items to meet the food and living needs of the farmers and their families
- 15. Animals
- 16. A type of agriculture using more land with lower yield to produce the same amount of food as intensive farming (which uses less land but more machinery, labor etc)
- 17. A set of interrelated components (stores) and processes (transfers). There are two types of system: an open system has inputs and outputs, a closed system has none
Down
- 1. A decline in the number of people living in a particular area
- 2. A community of plants and animals that interact with each other and their physical environment
- 4. A plant and animal community covering a large area of the Earth's surface (usually defined by the dominant vegetation, for example the tropical rain forest)
- 5. Structures of glass or polythene under which crops and flowers are grown.
- 6. The protection of aspects of the environment for the future benefit of people
- 7. The ease with which one location is reached from another
- 8. The type of agricultue that deals with rearing of livestock, for meat or other products such as milk and wool
- 14. A type of agriculture defined by using less area of land, but requires more fertilizers and machinery, labor and capital inputs...