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The use of mechanized farming techniques is well suited to geographic areas that c. have large expanses of flat land. Regions such as the Canadian Prairies is a large expanse of flat land and as such easily supports mechanization in planting crops such as wheat. Mechanization in agriculture would be hampered in areas that experience frequent flooding as equipment could get stuck in mud or suffer other water damage.
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For example, most Mississippi row crop production (cotton, corn, and soybeans) occurs in the relatively flat, deep alluvial soils of the Delta, which are conducive to mechanized farming. Conversely, animal production and forestry dominate on the shallower soils in the hilly sections of East and South Mississippi.
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<h3>Arable land is the land under temporary crops, temporary meadows for mowing or pasture, land under market and kitchen gardens and land temporarily fallow (for less than five years); and land under permanent crops is the land cultivated with crops that occupy the land for long periods and need not be replanted after ...</h3>
The two closest terms are C. acculturation and assimilation.
Both terms refer to the process in which two cultures meet and interact and "borrow" some aspects of the other culture - the difference is that assimilation produces more similar culture.
In contrast appropriation is a one-way process: only one culture takes on the characteristics of another culture.
