What type of relief should an arable farm be on?
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Go to the Defra website at http://www.defra.gov.uk/ and you will find all the answers you want to know about arable farming.\n\nGood Luck!!!
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Most of the agricultural lands in India are very much less than a hectare and also some were unaccountable. Organic manure may help in good yield and the top soil in course of time has been eroded and it requires regeneration.
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HEY CAN U PLZ TELL ME IN A BIT DETAIL WAT U NEED FOR UR PROJECT . I HAVE GOT A BIT INTREST IN AGRICULTURE . IF U CAN TELL ME WAT U MAINLY NEED THEN I CAN HELP U . I M ONLINE NOW U CAN ALSO CHAT WITH ME .OK
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It would be different from country to country, but I think you have the basics as to what they would probably do. The geography and the social structure of the area would play a big part as to what would be grown in the soil and what livestock they would raise. Here are some links for you to check out:
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idle sod\n\nhttp://www.thisisleicestershire.co.uk/displayNode.jsp?nodeId=132504&command=newPage
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Seems to me that a farmer has three potential options with a piece of land:\nHe can grow a food crop.\nGrow a non-food crop that he can sell for cash e.g. tobacco or cotton (I think that's probably the distinction that the question is trying to make)\nUse his land for some other non-agricultural use e.g leave it fallow, build a theme park.\n\nSo the question is asking what the impact of growing too many of these non-food cash crops might be.\n\nI won't do your whole project for you, but these are the areas I think you should be visiting.\n\nEconomic impact\nWhat will happen when a lot of perhaps one particular cash crop is grown.\nSupply and demand suggests prices will fall\nMaybe balance of payments will improve if you can export\nMaybe foreign investment will come in to exploit the local availability.\nMaybe other industries will grow up to exploit the cash crop (think textiles or cigarettes).\nWhat will happen to the price of food though? Increase?\nWill you need to import more?\nIs famine a possibility?\nIf you are relying principally on one or two cash crops to generate income to spend on food imports what happens if the crop fails?\nThere are positive and negative impacts.\n\nEnvironmentally\nSo what happens if large areas of forest are removed to provide new fields for cash crops?\nWhat about the impact of large tracts of land given over to one crop.  We may be talking dust bowl here.\nWhat if the crop requires intensive farming methods - high use of fertiliser and pesticide.\n\nPolitically and socially\nWhat are the impacts of being a net importer of food?  Particularly if this means the difference between the nation starving or not.\nWhat about the extra cash coming in?  It could be spent on education, infrastructure.\nWhat happens to the Government the next election after a famine?\n\n5. Traditionally governments have used various methods:\nSubsidy: Give the farmer extra cash for producing certain crops.  Look up EEC common agricultural policy.\nTaxation: Tax the farmer for producing the crops you don't want.\nTrade barriers: Put import tariffs on the crops they want grown in the country.  Prices rise and more farmers are encouraged to grow the crops.\nQuota: Not so much in the western world, but certainly the case in the old Eastern Bloc - simply dictate to the farmer what he can grow.\n\nHope this helps
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Agricultural and Mechanical
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There are lots of online ag education resources that deal with this. See sources for links.
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Grazing.\nForestry.\nCultivation.
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TractorHouse.com could give you some idea.\nhttp://www.tractorhouse.com/
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If there's very little industry in an area, more than likely the area will be rural farmland.  And farming is usually not profitable, so hiring work is out of the question.  The cheapest solution then is having a large family to do all the farm work, gaining profits on farming and losing nothing on managing the farm.
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Visit the Mayfield Dairy farm or processing plant. There is one here in Georgia.
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how could you live inside a farm?
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Aeration. This is good for getting your garden to grow.
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You want all of them?\nLetting fields lie fallow.\nUsing muck spreading\nUsing organic fertilizer\nUsing inter cropping (Japan)\nUsing organic methods like spraying with organic pesticides\nSoil improvement using sea weed harvested from the sea\nToo many of them - everything from soil improvement to using tractors and combines and planting trees to stop the wind affecting crops.
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I am fortunate to live in a very non-industrialized, rural area.  \n\nHere are several sites that may be helpful to you.
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better land management\nwater management\nuse of fertilizers\nand\nmarketing