Mixed Farming
Mixed farming is a type of agriculture in which crop cultivation and livestock rearing are carried out together on the same farm.Features of Mixed Farming Both crops and animals are raised on the same farm.Crop residues are used as animal feed.Animal manure is used to improve soil fertility.Provides multiple sources of income to farmers.Makes better use of land, labor, and resources.AdvantagesReduces farming risks due to crop failure.Increases farm income.Improves soil fertility naturally.Ensures efficient utilization of farm resources.ExampleA farmer grows wheat, maize, or vegetables while also raising cows, sheep, goats, or poultry on the same farm.Definition: Mixed farming is the practice of growing crops and rearing livestock together on the same piece of land.
