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'''Agriculture''' establishes the fixed agrarian society that defines most of the world's cultures, involving the planting and harvest of crops to ensure a stable supply of food for a larger number of people than either [[Fishing (technology)|fishing]] or [[Hunting (technology)|hunting and gathering]].
 
'''Agriculture''' establishes the fixed agrarian society that defines most of the world's cultures, involving the planting and harvest of crops to ensure a stable supply of food for a larger number of people than either [[Fishing (technology)|fishing]] or [[Hunting (technology)|hunting and gathering]].
  
 
Like all technologies, agriculture is distinguished its techniques, processes and societal relationships.  The page below describes the technology according to its [[Sub-technology (development)|sub-technologies]] (shown as minor headings).  Details are further classified into [[Tools (development)|tools]], [[Culture (development)|culture]], [[Blocks (development)|blocks]], [[Improvement (development)|improvements]] and associated [[References (trade)|references]].<br><br>
 
Like all technologies, agriculture is distinguished its techniques, processes and societal relationships.  The page below describes the technology according to its [[Sub-technology (development)|sub-technologies]] (shown as minor headings).  Details are further classified into [[Tools (development)|tools]], [[Culture (development)|culture]], [[Blocks (development)|blocks]], [[Improvement (development)|improvements]] and associated [[References (trade)|references]].<br><br>

Revision as of 21:16, 9 June 2020

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Agriculture establishes the fixed agrarian society that defines most of the world's cultures, involving the planting and harvest of crops to ensure a stable supply of food for a larger number of people than either fishing or hunting and gathering.

Like all technologies, agriculture is distinguished its techniques, processes and societal relationships. The page below describes the technology according to its sub-technologies (shown as minor headings). Details are further classified into tools, culture, blocks, improvements and associated references.