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    This document discusses five key factors to consider when selecting a farm: 1) Climate, as it determines what crops can be grown; 2) Topography, whether the land is hilly or flat, affecting machinery and crop choices; 3) Soil type, which provides nutrients and impacts what will grow well; 4) Accessibility, preferably close to roads for transportation; and 5) Water supply, in terms of availability and distribution for irrigation. Socio-economic considerations are also important, like labor costs, disease prevalence, and land prices. The document stresses carefully evaluating these interrelated location characteristics for successful agricultural production.

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    This document discusses five key factors to consider when selecting a farm: 1) Climate, as it determines what crops can be grown; 2) Topography, whether the land is hilly or flat, affecting machinery and crop choices; 3) Soil type, which provides nutrients and impacts what will grow well; 4) Accessibility, preferably close to roads for transportation; and 5) Water supply, in terms of availability and distribution for irrigation. Socio-economic considerations are also important, like labor costs, disease prevalence, and land prices. The document stresses carefully evaluating these interrelated location characteristics for successful agricultural production.

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    This document discusses five key factors to consider when selecting a farm: 1) Climate, as it determines what crops can be grown; 2) Topography, whether the land is hilly or flat, affecting machinery and crop choices; 3) Soil type, which provides nutrients and impacts what will grow well; 4) Accessibility, preferably close to roads for transportation; and 5) Water supply, in terms of availability and distribution for irrigation. Socio-economic considerations are also important, like labor costs, disease prevalence, and land prices. The document stresses carefully evaluating these interrelated location characteristics for successful agricultural production.

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    LESSON 3:

    INTERPRET PLANS
    AND DRAWINGS

    FACTORS
    IN
    SELECTING
    FARM
    Factors in Selecting Farm
    1. Climate – It is the weather conditions
    prevailing in an area in general or over a long
    period. The condition in the locality determines
    the kind of crop to produce.

    Example: A carrot is a cool season while


    eggplant warm season.
    2. Topography – refers to the terrian of the soil
    whether it is in the hill or low land. It determines the
    ease of transporting farm implements and produce
    kind of plant.
    3. Soil – It is a critical part of successful
    agriculture and is the original source of the
    utrients that we use to grow crops.
    Examples: Sand, Clay, and Loam.
    4. Accessibility – This refers to easily reached by
    vehicles. The nearer the place, the lesser the
    transportation.
    5. Water Supply – this refers to distribution
    and amount of water for irrigation.
    6. Socio-Economic Consideration

    The socio economic factors includes the


    following:

    a. Peace and order


    b. Cost of labor
    c. Infectious diseases
    d. Price of Land
    THANK YOU!

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