Across
- 2. Fish and seafood farming in controlled environments
- 3. Large-scale, industrialized farming controlled by corporations
- 7. Farming method that switches between different crops to maintain soil fertility
- 10. Severe land degradation often caused by overuse and climate change
- 11. Farming system combining crop cultivation with livestock raising
- 14. Farming practice of planting different crops between rows
- 16. Loss of forest cover due to agriculture, logging, or development
- 18. Agriculture that meets present needs without compromising future resources
Down
- 1. Type of farming focused on fruits, vegetables, and flowers near cities
- 4. Farming that raises crops primarily for sale rather than family use
- 5. theorist who explained agricultural land use based on distance from market
- 6. Unequal access to affordable, nutritious food in urban areas
- 8. Movement of plants, animals, and diseases between the Old and New Worlds
- 9. Farming system in which land is cleared, farmed briefly, then abandoned
- 12. Growing crops in stacked layers, often indoors
- 13. Growing crops without synthetic chemicals or GMOs
- 15. Type of farming where farmers raise food mainly for their own consumption
- 17. Agricultural practice involving growing only one crop over a large area
