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expensive farming is a system of agricultural output wich Does not minimize the short- term productivity of ground by not calling on the chemical inputs, to watering or to drainage Rather aim to present on the spot naturall resources.

This agricultural HAS every advantage : environmental benefits : smaller footprint Reduce pollution because there is no use of fertilizers or pesticides , protecting wildlife.

Indeed , useful animals such as bees, for example .

In addition, we and consume natural products and good qualities.

Economic Benefits : extensive agriculture cheaper than intensive .

Indeed, it does not solicit the use of mechanization , everything is done by hand and thus have less unemployment .

Indeed, there would thus be more work because it requires the workforce .

Social benefits : Quality products are of better quality , both in health level as taste .

In addition, this allows better to have less obesity.

And extensive agriculture there are three types : a traditional form found in developing countries where technical resources are limited , a highly mechanized as in North America and a modern form of agriculture environmental protection : organic farming .

Organic farming is a growing method that does not use pesticides or chemical fertilizers, and replaces other methods including products from plants or animals.

It is not used in all countries.

However , it develops more e .

Generally practiced regions with unfavorable natural conditions such as mountain areas and in areas where soils are poor.

Considered more sustainable , it is agriculture which often allows "Organic farming" certification.

GMOs ... unlike the extensive agriculture , intensive agriculture uses methods of intensification.

It seeks to produce more without taking into account the quality .

Its sole purpose is to produce more , thence to use GMOs .

GMOs are genetically modified organisms that can produce more. However .

They have large negative impacts on us but also on biodiversity.

Indeed, they represent an environmental hazard : reduced biodiversity because they transmit to other plants .... their transgenes .

Increase the use of herbicide.

GMOs may become uncontrollable which push farmers to use product advantage to try to control them.

Human and economic risk : allergies disruption of the functioning of our body.

Dependence of farmers .

Indeed, they will be forced to buy kegs years new plans for the former can not reproduce.

Job losses, thus increasing unemployment .

We see here that GMOs are not the best solutions both for biodiversity and for ourselves.

Agriculture of the past, present and future .

Extensive agriculture , an agriculture that responds to confer sustainable development.

It is environmental, economic and social .

Moreover, today agriculture is moving towards a net -intensification .

The disintensification , is not a feature of extensive agriculture ?