Introduction to Agriculture

This study guide covers the relationship between physical geography and agriculture, including the influence of climate, soil, topography, and water. It explores intensive farming practices like monoculture, irrigation, and factory farming, as well as extensive farming such as nomadic herding, ranching, and shifting cultivation. The guide also contrasts intensive vs. extensive farming, focusing on their environmental and economic impacts. Finally, it provides practice questions and exam tips for the AP Human Geography exam.