Farming Types: Intensive vs Extensive

The video tutorial discusses the differences between intensive and extensive farming. Intensive farming involves high labor and capital use on small land areas, often near cities, with high output per hectare. Dairy farming is a typical example. Extensive farming uses large land areas with low labor and capital input, often in remote areas, with low output per hectare. Corn farming is a typical example. The video concludes with a comparison of these farming types.

What is the primary difference between intensive and extensive farming?

• Extensive farming is located near cities.

• Intensive farming uses more labor and capital on smaller land.

• Extensive farming uses more labor and less capital.

• Intensive farming uses more land and less labor.

Which type of farming is typically found near densely populated areas?

• Subsistence farming

• Intensive farming

• Organic farming

• Extensive farming

Why is land used for intensive farming often expensive?

• Because it requires less labor.

• Because it is located near towns and cities.

• Because it uses less capital.

• Because it is located in remote areas.

What is a common example of intensive farming?

• Corn farming

• Dairy farming

• Rice farming

• Wheat farming

Where are extensive farms typically located?

• In less populated, remote areas

• In densely populated regions

• Near urban areas

• In coastal regions

What is a characteristic of extensive farming?

• High labor and capital use

• Small land area

• High per hectare output

• Low per hectare output

Which type of farming uses large pieces of land with minimal labor?

• Subsistence farming

• Organic farming

• Extensive farming

• Intensive farming

What is an example of extensive farming?

• Dairy farming

• Corn farming

• Vegetable farming

• Fruit farming

Why do extensive farms have low per hectare output?

• Because they use a lot of labor

• Because they use minimal inputs

• Because they are located near cities

• Because they are small in size

What is a common feature of land used for extensive farming?

• It is located near markets.

• It is used for dairy farming.

• It is very expensive.

• It is very large and inexpensive.