Which Type Of Agriculture Is Practiced By The Largest Percentage Of The World’s People?

Written byAbdul Manan Reviewed by Dr. Doreen Ware PhD Posted on Updated on
Which Type Of Agriculture Is Practiced By The Largest Percentage Of The World's People?
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Which type of agriculture is practiced by the largest percentage of the world’s people?

1. Plantation agriculture and horticulture ❌
2. Cattle ranching and Mediterranean ❌
3. Shifting agriculture and nomadic herding ❌
4. Wheat and dairying farming ❌
5. Intensive rice farming and subsistence farming ✅

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The plant genome, champion of its own survival, has been the focus of Doreen Ware’s career. Ware has targeted her genetics and computational science skills on plants, especially those that are important for agriculture and that continue to feed the world’s growing human population.