Biology Further 0.0 / 5 ? BiologyFood production & Intensive farmingGCSEAQA Created by: Hebe MonksCreated on: 03-05-14 09:28 What is sustainble food production? Food production that can carry on through generations. 1 of 10 What is intensive farming? Farming to get the best yeild without worrying too much for the animals. 2 of 10 Intensive farming- How? Contolled condiditons. Monitored. 3 of 10 Intensive farming- Why? More product, less cost. 4 of 10 Intensive farming- Examples? Battery farms. Fish farming. 5 of 10 Intensive farming- Benefits? More moeny. Use less land. Cheaper. Less deforestation. Human population growing. 6 of 10 Intensive farming- Problems? Spread of disease. Moral reasons (quality of life). Power/energy. Smells. 7 of 10 Fishing: Not sustainable (atm), Overfishing. 8 of 10 Limitations/ restrictions on fishing? Quotas- catch a certain amount per day. Bigger nets- allow the young fish to mature. 9 of 10 producing foos can be made more efficient by...? Reducing the number of stages in a food chain. Restricting the energy lost by livestock. 10 of 10
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