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4 Ways Humans have increased food production and explain

1. Agricultural Machinery


Can use larger land with more efficiency



2. Selective Breeding


species with exact traits required to improve yield reliably



3. Insecticides and Herbicides


To reduce competition from weeds and have less damage done for crops by insects



4. Fertilisers Chemical


Improve yield

What's monoculture

Growing one type of crop on large scale

2 Types of Methods under Food Supply to feed Global Pop

1. Monoculture


2. Intensive Livestock Farming

Cons of Monoculture 4

1. Loss of Biodiversity


Many plants uprooted and organisms that relied on local Biodiversity die out


2. Increase Pest Pops


3. Soil Nutrient Depletion


4. More pesticides used

Pros of Monoculture 2

Efficient and specialised land use


Large scale production

Insecticides Cons 3

1. Death of important pollinators 🐝


2. Accumulates pesticide resistance


3. Pollution ex bioaccumilation

Dangerous trap of Global Food Supply 6

Increase Populatio > Increased Food Demand > More land cleared, more methane released, > global warming > extreme weather > can't grow Food in particular spot again

Cons of Intensive Livestock Production

1. Antibiotic Resistant


2. Ethical Concerns


Cos they can't move and are kept warm to reduce energy loss


3. Overgrazing > Soil erosion


4. Methane πŸ’¨

Intensive Lievstock Farming meaning

Large numbers of livestock kept packed in maximum capacity intensive small areas