Agricultural Ladscape description


This picture is from Cepeda, Salamanca. This is a type os enclosed field also knows as terraced crops.
There is a monoculture farming with vine as a crop. The field only need rain to grow and produce the fruit for that it is a type of dryland farming. This type of agricultural ladscape needsa lot of manual labour because none machine can help in this land.

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  1. UnknownMarch 17, 2017 at 1:01 PM

    Enclosed fields and terraces are not the same.In this picture you can not describe plots, just agriculture systems and relief.

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