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GEOGRAPHY FROM 4 SCIENCE
CHAPTER 2 : Agriculture
Characteristics of dairy farming
Farm sizes are usually small covering just out 50-80 acres
Dairy breeds are usually of high quality and can produce large quantities of milk
They include Jersey, Friesian and Ayrshire
Machines are used to carry out many processes e.g. milking of cows
The quantity of milk produced per cow is quite much
Mixed farming is practiced
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Claude Foumtum
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GEOGRAPHY FROM 4 SCIENCE
CHAPTER 1: The concept of development
Rostow?s Model Of economic growth
The concept of development
Characteristics of underdevelopment
Millennium development goals (MDGs)
The human development index (HDI)
Classification of nation in terms of development levels
Indicators of less industrialized countries
The cycle of poverty
Economic activities
CHAPTER 2 : Agriculture
Importance of agriculture
Farming as a system
Types of farming
Method of intensive subsistence
Problems accounted in pastoral nomadism
Characteristics of dairy farming
Importance of the activity
Factors affecting shifting cultivation
Factors affecting livestock ranching in the grassland
Problems of livestock ranching
The Von Thunen Agricultural land use model
Green Revolution
Some problems of tropical agriculture in Cameroon
CHAPTER 3 : Resource and exploitation
Problems affecting world?s forest today
Resources
World forest distribution
Characteristics of the temperate hard wood forest
Method of timber exploitation
Factors affecting timber exploitation in the temperate forest
Environmental consequences of deforestation
Why conserving the forest (environmental and economic impact of forest conservation)
Methods of conservation and management
Management of forest resources in Cameroon
Methods of exploitation
Stages in exploitation
Importance of timber exploitation