'Different crop' diaporamas de présentation

Field preparation, crop r otations , and green manures Mark Pavek - WSU

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Soil and acid precipitation

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Organic certification for producers

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Origins of the industrial revolution Pre-Industry Middle Ages- Traditional Farming

Origins of the industrial revolution Pre-Industry Middle Ages- Traditional Farming Families owned strips of land for farming; there were no Fences to divide. Disadvantages : Strips of land were separated, so the land between the strips was wasted.

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How Can We Assess Human Impact?

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The Beginnings of Industrialization

The Beginnings of Industrialization. Industrial Revolution- Great increase in machine production that began in England in the 18 th century Enclosure- Large closed-in field for farming Crop Rotation- Planting a different crop in a different field each year

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Farming Techniques to prevent soil erosion.

Farming Techniques to prevent soil erosion. . Terracing- creating ditches or areas for run-off that goes with the curve of the land . Contour farming- plowing and planting crops around a hill. Irrigation- manmade methods to bring water to the crops.

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The Increasing Influence Of Europe

Chapter 19. The Increasing Influence Of Europe. The Regional States of Medieval Europe. Late Byzantine Empire. Social & Economic Problems. The Holy Roman Empire. Otto I. Investiture Contest. Challenges from The West. King In N. Germany. Challenges From the East.

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P otowantimi

P otowantimi. food. They ate squash, beans and corn and also Venison witch is deer meat. They always ate bass or walleye if they catch one. They made: corn bread , a salad like food , and pumpkin bread. Shelter .

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