Industrial agriculture is a modern farming system that uses advanced machinery, chemicals, and genetically modified crops to maximize efficiency and productivity. It often involves large-scale operations.
Related terms
Monoculture: Monoculture refers to the cultivation of a single crop on a large scale, which can lead to increased vulnerability to pests or diseases.
Factory Farming: Factory farming is an industrial agricultural practice that focuses on mass-producing livestock in confined spaces with minimal regard for animal welfare.
Green Revolution: The Green Revolution was a period of significant technological advancements in agriculture during the 20th century, resulting in increased crop yields through the use of new plant varieties, fertilizers, and irrigation methods.