Agriculture is the activity of cultivating land, keeping animals and utilizing other farming techniques to produce food and other things. One of the oldest professions, it has existed in some capacity since the dawn of human society. Plants and animals are raised for food, clothing and other products through agriculture. Millions of people all around the world have work thanks to it, which is a significant contributor to the world economy. The environment is also impacted by agriculture in a number of ways, such as soil erosion, pollution and climate change.

There are two primary divisions in agriculture:

• Subsistence farming
• Commercial farming

Farmers that practise subsistence agriculture grow food for their own needs as well as the needs of their families. When farmers engage in commercial agriculture, they are producing crops for market sale. Technology advancements have made it possible for farmers to produce more food with improved quality and quantity. The amount of labour needed to produce food has also decreased thanks to agricultural technology, freeing farmers to concentrate on other responsibilities.

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