Farm

• What is fee range farming?

  free range farming is where cattle is able to roam a large space
• What is intensive farming?

  Intensive farming is a method of agriculture that aims to maximize productivity by using high inputs of labor, capital, and technology on a small area of land.
• What is organic farming?

  Organic farming is a method of growing food without using synthetic chemicals like pesticides or fertilizers. It relies on natural techniques, such as composting and crop rotation, to keep the soil healthy and control pests. Organic farmers also focus on sustainability, protecting the environment, and treating animals humanely. It’s a way of farming that works with nature, not against it.
• What cow breed is suitable for free range farming?

  Belted Galloway
• What type of cow is good for intensive farming?

  Holstein
• What type of cow is good for organic farming?

  Jersey
• What type of farming is seen as the most ethical?

  1. free range farming
  2. Intensive farming
  3. Organic farming
• What are the main concerns about intensive farming?

  Environmental degradation, animal welfare, antibiotic resistance.
• What are the main concerns about free range farming?

  Animal welfare
• What are the main concerns about organic farming?

  Pesticide use, lower yields.
• What are the main advantages of free range farming?

  Animal welfare, natural behavior.
• What are the main advantages of intensive farming?

  Increased yield, efficient land use.
• What are the main advantages of organic farming?

  Sustainability, biodiversity, soil health, and reduced chemical usage.
• What are the environmental impacts of intensive farming?

  Soil degradation, water pollution, deforestation.
• What legislation is used in farm?

  Animal welfare 2006

  Food safety act 1990

  Environmental protection act 1990
• What is free range farming?

  Free range farming is where cattle is able to roam in a large space