The Second Agricultural Revolution refers to a period of significant agricultural advancements that took place in Europe between the 17th and 19th centuries, leading to increased food production and population growth.
Related terms
Enclosure Movement: This term refers to the process of consolidating smaller fields into larger enclosed farms during the Second Agricultural Revolution.
Crop rotation: A farming technique where different crops are planted in successive seasons on the same land to improve soil fertility and maximize productivity.
Selective breeding: The practice of intentionally breeding plants or animals with desirable traits to enhance their productivity or other beneficial characteristics.