Farming in the UK
Note: This exercise is scored on a system that deducts points for incorrect answers from your final score.
Where are the main locations of arable farming in the UK?
- Western parts of England, Scotland and Wales
- Upland areas of Wales, England and Scotland
- East and South-East England, East Scotland
- The Fens, Isles of Scilly, South-East England
Which of the following physical factors best suit dairy farming in the UK?
- Lots of sunshine
- High steep land
- Reliable rain
- High-quality grass
What is a quota?
- A subsidy
- A limit on production
- A demand for produce
- The price of a crop
Which of the following is not a human factor which influences farming?
- Labour
- Market
- Access
- Relief
What is set aside?
- An EU-funded scheme intended to reduce surpluses
- A guaranteed minimum price for agricultural produce
- The development of business initiatives other than farming
Which of the following is not an example of intensification?
- Using more machines and fewer people
- Draining wetlands to give more land
- Using small amounts of labour and vast amounts of land
- Making fields bigger by removing hedgerows and trees
Which of the following is not a type of farm diversification on an arable farm?
- Growing oil seed rape
- Opening a tea shop
- Growing a willow maze
- Opening an animal farm park
Which of the following is allowed on set-aside land?
- Wheat
- Trees
- Barley
- Maize