Agriculture and Resource Management Concepts

In this geography class, Professor Ana Paula introduces the topic of rural work, focusing on agriculture, animal husbandry, and extractivism. The class covers agricultural techniques, the importance of irrigation, and the role of farmers. It also explores different types of livestock and their uses, as well as the extraction of natural resources like minerals and plants. The session concludes with a summary and a call to action for students to engage further.

What is the primary focus of agriculture?

• Mining

• Fishing

• Cultivating plants

• Raising livestock

Who is responsible for taking care of the crops?

• Fishermen

• Farmers

• Miners

• Builders

What is necessary for a good harvest?

• Strong winds

• Low humidity

• High temperatures

• Adequate irrigation

What is the main activity in livestock farming?

• Creating tools

• Building houses

• Growing crops

• Raising animals

Which animal is associated with bovine livestock?

• Sheep

• Goats

• Cows

• Pigs

What is the purpose of horses in farming?

• Providing milk

• Transportation

• Producing wool

• Laying eggs

What does apiculture involve?

• Raising fish

• Growing crops

• Raising bees

• Mining minerals

What is extractivism?

• Cultivating plants

• Building houses

• Raising livestock

• Extracting natural resources

What is the process of extracting minerals from the soil called?

• Agriculture

• Forestry

• Mining

• Fishing

What is the role of a miner?

• Raising livestock

• Cultivating plants

• Extracting minerals

• Building houses