Mixed Farming is when the farmer has both, animals and crops.Also is about the looking after of animals, until the farmer decides to sell the animal's meat, eggs, milk, and milk products. Here are some example of the types of animals that would be involved in pastoral farming and what the farmer would sell from this animal; cattle (for meat, cheese and milk), hens or chickens (for meat and eggs), sheep (for meat and wool) and many other different types of animals. For the farmer to benefit from this type of farming the physical influence such as the weather, there must be a lot rain so the condition of the grass is good to feed the animals, the land can be flat or hilly and there need to be enough land for the animals to graze in different fields.
And arable witch is where there are crops eg:pea strawberries barley hay grass.
BY Mad Dog Oz A.K.A Austin
mixed cropping
mixed farming is the process of growing cops and feeding livestock
Climate affects all cropping systems, but in a mixed cropping system, when the climate is not optimal there is a chance for greater loss.Ê Mixed cropping systems are generally used when there are minimal resources, so climate could wipe out a whole family farm. What could be recoverable for farmers with crops that are spread outÊwith more resources could be disasterous for a small operation.
The limiting factors of mixed cropping systems is controlling the soil conditions. Each crop requires specific minerals, pH, and water volumes to develop properly.
this is so that a farmer can get more out of an area under cultivation
Land availability can limit mixed cropping by physically limiting the amount of space available for planting. Because each type of crop needs its own land to grow if planted simultaneously, very large areas of land are required.
both r 1 n the sme thing but the basic difference is that in multiple cropping crops r grown simultaneously and in case of mixed cropping there is no limits crops can be grown in n numbers at same land and there is not a particular order for growing these crops............................
A type of farm that uses a mix of arable and agarian systems is referred to as mixed farming. This type of farming may sometimes be called co-cultivation or inter-cropping.
Legumenous plant like Cajanus cajan (pegeon pea)
cropping an image two times
Some common cropping patterns include monoculture (growing a single crop on the same land each year), crop rotation (alternating different crops in a sequence), intercropping (growing two or more crops together simultaneously), and agroforestry (integrating trees and shrubs with crops). Each pattern has its own benefits and challenges in terms of soil health, pest control, and crop productivity.
A Veterinarian is docking "tails" and cropping "ears".