According to Australian statistics bureaus, there were approximately 204,000 farms and 476,000 people employed in agriculture in
Australia in 1900. By the 21st century, there were approximately 121,000 farms and 370,000 people employed in agriculture in Australia. A. Discuss the distribution of agricultural activities in present-day Australia and explain how climate and geography impact the distribution of those activities.
B. Identify and discuss TWO explanations for the decrease in the number of farms and farmers in Australia from 1900 to the 21st century.
C. Identify and describe ONE benefit of modern agriculture and ONE disadvantage of modern agriculture in Australia.
Answer A ::::Due to Global Warming,its getting more difficult to do farming in Australia.That is why number of farms and number of farmers has decreased over the years.Second reason for decrease of farmers is more machines being used farming .
Answer B ::::(1) global warming
(2 ) mechanisation/more machines
Answer C :::::Benefit : modern farming technique and equipments reduces the need of extra labors which was required earlier.
Disadvantage ::Australia does not Genetically Modified (GM) crops import from any country.Excessive use of chemicals by the use of machines has decreased fertility of the Australian soil.
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