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AP Human Geography
Unit 5 – Agriculture and Rural Land–Use
Topic 5.7
How does plantation agriculture primarily differ from other forms of commercial agriculture?
It involves large-scale monoculture production often intended for export markets using labor-intensive methods or low-wage workers.
Plantation owners typically live off-site rather than on their property unlike other commercial farmers who reside on their farmland most times.
It uses more machinery and technology compared to other commercial farming types.
Plantations only grow tropical crops like coffee or cocoa.
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