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Subido el 17 de marzo de 2020 por Alberto S.

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Hello guys once again and welcome back. Today we will talk about chapter number 4 related to livestock farming and chapter number 5 related to fishing. 00:00:00
We will see the different types of livestock farming and fishing that we have. 00:00:11
But first, just to remind or to review the aspect that we have studied up until now. 00:00:16
For example, related to agriculture, we saw the different factors that affect agriculture. 00:00:22
They could be physical, such as the relief, or the climate, or human, such as the population, the labor, the markets, and so on. 00:00:29
Then, we will mention different factors that are changing nowadays because of the new consumer trends or the new scientific advances. 00:00:39
Then, we mention what is an agricultural landscape. 00:00:50
If you remember, it's a natural area modified by humans, and we saw the different agricultural 00:00:54
landscapes divided into the type of settlement, the plot characteristics, or the cultivation 00:01:01
systems. 00:01:06
And finally, we compare the different agricultural systems, the one related with subsistence 00:01:07
agriculture and the one related to the commercial agriculture with different techniques that we have 00:01:17
so now we are going to start with livestock farming first of all start it with the definition 00:01:24
what is livestock farming livestock farming consists consists of raising domesticated animals 00:01:34
for food and other produced there are a lot of forms of livestock farming 00:01:42
that are influenced by geographical factors 00:01:49
but what we are going to study are the two type of livestock farming that are the most typicals 00:01:55
all around the world we are going to use exactly the same difference that we mentioned with 00:02:02
agriculture we are going to compare the traditional livestock farming against 00:02:08
the commercial livestock farming and we will do exactly the same with fishing so 00:02:14
keep in mind the characteristics are going to be more or less quite similar 00:02:20
so I started with the livestock farming we have the traditional livestock 00:02:25
farming that are produced to feed farmers and their families so with no 00:02:31
commercial purpose maybe maybe if they have a little surplus they can sell the 00:02:37
product in the local market but this is not the main idea the main idea is just 00:02:45
to feed the farmers and their families and it used to complement the arable 00:02:52
farming because the animals are used to work the fields and the dunks are used 00:03:01
to fertilize the land so the dunks excrements are going to be used to 00:03:10
fertilize the crops normally this livestock farming the animals are fed 00:03:18
with leftovers or with the grass that is located close to the farm this kind of 00:03:25
farming is quite typical in tropical regions but also in certain places along 00:03:34
the Mediterranean Sea they could be used as a traditional livestock farming but 00:03:41
sometimes in the source of the Mediterranean Sea also produce any other product for looking 00:03:49
for any kind of benefit for the farmers. 00:03:59
Also in very dry locations close to the Sahara, for example, where arable farming is almost 00:04:09
non-existent we could find nomadic pastoralism 00:04:18
normally these nomadic farmers are taking care of animals such as camel 00:04:24
of goats that they are quite get used to having 00:04:30
this kind of climate climate and there they are 00:04:38
they don't need to to drink water for a long period of time then we have the commercial 00:04:43
livestock farming that is totally different from the traditional one here we are looking for the 00:04:52
highest profit the highest benefit and we have to tie the extensive livestock farming and the 00:04:59
intensive the extensive is carried out in regions with large areas of open land 00:05:07
such as in the United States or in and you're in the Argentina despite the 00:05:14
limit need for labor this requires capital to buy livestock and set up a 00:05:23
a solid commercial structure. 00:05:30
On the other hand, we have the intensive livestock farming in highly specialized farms. 00:05:34
We could find this kind of livestock normally in Canada, United States, the Atlantic Europe 00:05:42
and so on. 00:05:51
intensive livestock farming aims to maximize productivity in the shortest time possible. 00:05:53
Normally the animals are housed in buildings or sets in farms and so on. Instead of leftovers 00:06:01
or grass, normally they are fed with specialized animal feed. And one of the problems of this 00:06:13
livestock farming is the high pollution that they produce because of the big 00:06:23
amount of excrement of dunks cannot be utilized cannot be used but also another 00:06:29
problem is the big amount of water that they need for example for the cattle 00:06:38
farming they need very big amount of water and it's an important problem for the consumption 00:06:45
of water for the population here in the picture we can say so we can see the difference between 00:06:54
the extensive and the intensive place of farming for example this one is a dehesa a typical 00:07:01
landscape in spain where in this case the sieves but also we could find cattle or or pigs 00:07:08
are in a big plot of land on the other hand we could see an extensive livestock farming with 00:07:19
chickens that all of their are in a not a big it's a big building but with a big amount of chickens 00:07:27
in this case here we can compare the extensive and the intensive livestock farming related to cattle 00:07:37
and finally also the difference between extensive and intensive related to peak then we are going to 00:07:45
talk a little bit about fishing what is fishing fishing is the method used to extract food 00:07:56
resources from rivers lake seas and oceans the big majority of the catches at about the 80 percent of 00:08:04
the catches is intended for the human conceptions and the rest is for producing oils and fish meal 00:08:14
we are going to have three type of fishing the first one is the traditional one 00:08:26
such as the agriculture and the livestock farming that we have mentioned. The artisan 00:08:33
fissile normally is located close to the shore and uses simple fishing gear. We could find this 00:08:40
kind of fishing normally in less developed regions or in less developed countries. They 00:08:50
don't have a commercial purpose normally they are looking just for the local 00:08:57
consumption and if it's possible a small port is sold in local markets but 00:09:03
sometimes in developed countries they are using this kind of fishing for 00:09:12
highly valued species such as the lobsters the langosta the second type of 00:09:18
fishing is the commercial fishing then it's totally to supply markets they are 00:09:27
going to invest a big amount of capital to maintain a large fishing fleet with 00:09:35
the cutting-edge technology the new the new devices that appear to improve the 00:09:45
productivity in the fishing we have three type of commercial fishing the 00:09:54
coastal fishing in a small boat near the coast and they are going to use better 00:10:00
nets and strong fishing lines that the artisanal fishing nets Redis strong 00:10:07
fishing lines serales then we have the deep sea fishing with that is carried 00:10:16
out by fleets of large well equipped boats with brothers for examples to 00:10:24
locate the soul of faces normally they have an important refrigeration equipment to preserve 00:10:32
the coaches on board and finally we have the large-scale fishing service it's written season 00:10:44
is fishing here we have a large supply ship to unlock the to unload the catch 00:10:54
when all the catches are prepared for sale and from this boat from this large 00:11:03
supply ship we have small boats that are going out to fish and return to the 00:11:10
supplier to give the catches then finally we have to mention another type 00:11:18
of fishing that is the aquaculture that is the farming of animal and plant such 00:11:25
as the seaweed in both fresh and salt water the industry leaders include China 00:11:33
Indonesia the United States or Japan for example normally this is going to be 00:11:43
located in rivers close to rivers or in the source but where are the main 00:11:51
fishing grounds most fish are caught in certain areas called fishing grounds in 00:11:59
spanish calaveros the most prominent fishing grounds could be found in areas of extensive 00:12:08
continental self such as the north sea here can you locate iceland and norway this is the north 00:12:18
seer and they have an extensive continental self another fishing ground are in areas which cold 00:12:27
and warm sea currents that meet such as in the japan sea in this place right here where the 00:12:37
current of Ibo Shibo and Kuro Shibo are meeting and finally in areas near cold sea currents such 00:12:48
as chile or peru but also in namibia and south africa these are the best places for catches 00:12:58
or for fishing so guys with this we are going to finish today and in the next recording i will 00:13:09
start with the forestry and the primary sector in spain so i hope that you are doing well 00:13:18
and having a good time so see you soon guys 00:13:26
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