Agricultural Geography

Agricultural geography studies where different types of farming happen and why, looking at how climate, soil, land cost, technology, and access to markets shape which crops or livestock are raised in a given region. It also studies how agriculture has changed over time, such as the shift toward large-scale mechanized farming in many wealthier countries and the continued importance of smaller-scale farming in many other parts of the world.

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