Exploring Arable Farming Practices and Climate Impact
Discover the world of arable farming through informative images and facts about farms, crops, and the impact of climate change. Learn about what arable land is and the typical activities of an arable farmer. Engage in a fun quiz to test your knowledge on arable farming essentials. The content provides insights into the agricultural landscape, highlighting the significance of arable farming in food production.
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Arable farm facts 1.Arable means capable of producing crops and suitable for farming. 2. Arable farming (land that can be ploughed to grow crops) is concentrated in the south and east of the UK where the climate is drier and soils are deeper. 3. One in four farmers said climate change was already having an impact on their business.
By Cami and Kyle
An arable farmer normaly: Ploughs fields used for arable land before crops are planted on them Grows crops on fields and then harvests them Sells the crops they grow, which are used to make the food we eat What is arable land? Well, it s land that is ploughed or tilled regularly, usually under a system of crop rotation, which means that different types of crop are grown in the same area from one season to the next. Permanent crops that occupy the land for a number of years and don t need replanting after a harvest are not counted as being on arable land.
Quiz!!!!!!!!!!!!!! What do arable farms have A) animals B) Fruit and veg C)fish B)fruit and veg What does arable mean A)Killing animals for money #cough# RAFM #cough# B) Capable of producing crops B) Capable of producing crops
