Food And Farming Flashcards

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Who tamed sheep and goats and kept them in herds? Why was this important?

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Shepherds. Herds gave milk and meat so there was no need to hunt. This meant that people no longer needed to move around as much so could stay in one place.

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What did the shepherds do about vegetables and plants? Why could they do this now?

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They planted wheat and crops from seeds of wild grasses. They could this because they now lived in one place.

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What are the different types of farming?describe them.

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Subsistence - grow enough food to feed family, do not use modern equipment or fertilizers, family does all the work., grow different types of food needed by family.
Commercial - grow food or cash crops, very large farms which grow enough food to sell to others. Employ lots of people, use modern technology and fertilizers.
Urban farming - similar to subsistence farming but now farm is in cities or towns not rural places.

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What is the main differences between subsistence and commercial farms?

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Use of modern technology and fertilizers
Type and number of people who work on the farm
Number of people fed by the farms produce

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What is the difference between subsistence and urban farming?

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Urban is in cities and towns and adds to family food bundles

Subsistence is in rural areas and produces entire family’s food bundle

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Where are milk and meat from?

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Animals

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Where are bread, apple juice and broccoli from?

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Plants

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Where is sugar grown in South Africa?

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Kwa-Zulu Natal and mpumalanga

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Where is citrus fruit grown in South Africa?

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KZN, western cape, eastern cape, mpumalanga and north west and Limpopo

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Where is rooibos tea grown in South Africa?

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Western cape

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How did Hunter-gatherers find food?

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They moved from place to place to look for food killing wild animals and eating wild plants.

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What is stock farming?

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Animals are kept for products they can make or be used for.

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What are fertilized and unfertilized chicken eggs used for?

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Fertilized eggs hatch into chickens.

Unfertilized eggs are sold to be eaten.

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When is food considered to be unprocessed?

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Food from plants or animals that is not changed in any way.

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When is food considered to be processed?

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When food has changed in some way and then often packaged.

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