Practice mode Agronomy

What is a low-income farm where the operator mainly produces for the family’s own needs rather than for sale called?

Correct answer C. Subsistence farming

Explanation

Subsistence farming grows food chiefly for household consumption, leaving little or no surplus to sell, and is common among smallholders in developing countries.

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