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Page 1: 6  problems with intensification

geography of food

problems due to intensifying food production

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due to

Irrigation

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due to

Irrigation

SalinisationNaCl

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due to

Irrigation

SalinisationNaCl

Waterlogging

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due to

Irrigationdue to

Chemicals

SalinisationNaCl

Waterlogging

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due to

Irrigationdue to

Chemicals

SalinisationNaCl

Waterlogging

Imbalanceof soil nutrients

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due to

Irrigationdue to

Chemicals

SalinisationNaCl

Waterlogging

Imbalanceof soil nutrients

Euthrophication

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due to

Irrigationdue to

Chemicals

SalinisationNaCl

Waterlogging

Imbalanceof soil nutrients

Water Pollution

Euthrophication

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due to

Irrigationdue to

Chemicals

SalinisationNaCl

Waterlogging

Imbalanceof soil nutrients

Water Pollution

Euthrophication

How to remember it better

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due to

Irrigationdue to

Chemicals

SalinisationNaCl

Waterlogging

Imbalanceof soil nutrients

Water Pollution

Euthrophication

tating

How to remember it better

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due to

Irrigationdue to

Chemicals

SalinisationNaCl

Waterlogging

Imbalanceof soil nutrients

Water Pollution

Euthrophication

ty

tating

How to remember it better

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due to

Irrigationdue to

Chemicals

SalinisationNaCl

Waterlogging

Imbalanceof soil nutrients

Water Pollution

Euthrophication

ty

tating

How to remember it better

Page 14: 6  problems with intensification

due to

Irrigationdue to

Chemicals

SalinisationNaCl

Waterlogging

Imbalanceof soil nutrients

Water Pollution

Euthrophication

ty

tating

ly

How to remember it better

Page 15: 6  problems with intensification

due to

Irrigationdue to

Chemicals

SalinisationNaCl

Waterlogging

Imbalanceof soil nutrients

Water Pollution

Euthrophication

ty

tating

ly

How to remember it better

Page 16: 6  problems with intensification

due to

Irrigationdue to

Chemicals

SalinisationNaCl

Waterlogging

Imbalanceof soil nutrients

Water Pollution

Euthrophication

ty

EKY

tating

ly

How to remember it better

Page 17: 6  problems with intensification

due to

Irrigationdue to

Chemicals

SalinisationNaCl

Waterlogging

Imbalanceof soil nutrients

Water Pollution

Euthrophication

ty

EKY

tating

ly

How to remember it better

Page 18: 6  problems with intensification

due to

Irrigationdue to

Chemicals

SalinisationNaCl

Waterlogging

Imbalanceof soil nutrients

Water Pollution

Euthrophication

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due to

Irrigation

SalinisationNaCl

Waterlogging

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Water from irrigation has salts

Crops

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Water from irrigation has salts

Crops

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Water from irrigation has salts

Crops

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Salts are carried into the soil by water. Salts are left behind after water dries up.

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Salts are carried into the soil by water. Salts are left behind after water dries up.

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More irrigated water = more salts brought in

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More irrigated water = more salts brought in

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As the water dries up, more salts are left behind.

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As the water dries up, more salts are left behind.

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Over time, the too much salt accumulates in the soil, and the soil becomes salinised. This prevents the crops from growing.

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Over time, the too much salt accumulates in the soil, and the soil becomes salinised. This prevents the crops from growing.

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Over time, the too much salt accumulates in the soil, and the soil becomes salinised. This prevents the crops from growing.

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Cross-section of a an area that is salinised. The white crystals are salts!

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due to

Irrigation

SalinisationNaCl

Waterlogging

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due to

Irrigation

SalinisationNaCl

Waterlogging = Soil has too much water

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due to

Irrigation

SalinisationNaCl

Waterlogging = Soil has too much water

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due to

Irrigation

SalinisationNaCl

Waterlogging = Soil has too much water

Not enough air in soil for crops to grow

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due to

Irrigationdue to

Chemicals

SalinisationNaCl

Waterlogging

Imbalanceof soil nutrients

Water Pollution

Euthrophication

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due to

Irrigationdue to

Chemicals

SalinisationNaCl

Waterlogging

Imbalanceof soil nutrients

Water Pollution

Euthrophication

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due to

Irrigationdue to

Chemicals

Waterlogging

Imbalanceof soil nutrients

Water Pollution

Euthrophication

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Farmers tend to apply too much fertilisers

Excess fertilisers gets washed into rivers and lakes by rain

Excess nutrients in rivers and lakes due to fertilisers

Encouraged the growth of algae

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Excessive algae

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Excessive algae

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Excessive algae

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Farmers tend to apply too much fertilisers

Excess fertilisers gets washed into rivers and lakes by rain

Excess nutrients in rivers and lakes due to fertilisers

Encouraged the growth of algae

Algae block the sunlight and compete for oxygen

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Farmers tend to apply too much fertilisers

Excess fertilisers gets washed into rivers and lakes by rain

Excess nutrients in rivers and lakes due to fertilisers

Encouraged the growth of algae

Algae block the sunlight and compete for oxygen

Plants at the bottom of rivers and lakes are unable to survive --> Die

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Farmers tend to apply too much fertilisers

Excess fertilisers gets washed into rivers and lakes by rain

Excess nutrients in rivers and lakes due to fertilisers

Encouraged the growth of algae

Algae block the sunlight and compete for oxygen

Plants at the bottom of rivers and lakes are unable to survive --> Die

Plants then decomposes, removing more oxygen from the water, making it difficult for other animals to survive.

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due to

Irrigationdue to

Chemicals

Waterlogging

Imbalanceof soil nutrients

Water Pollution

Euthrophication

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humus =

black stuff in soil

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humus =

decomposed organicmaterial

(plants, animals etc.)

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humus =

provides a varietyof nutrients in soil

humus

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humus =

provides a varietyof nutrients in soil

humus

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humus =

provides a varietyof nutrients in soil

humus

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soil with humus soil without humus

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humus =

provides a varietyof nutrients in soil

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plants absorb a variety of nutrients

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plants absorb a variety of nutrients

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plants absorb a variety of nutrients

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but chemical fertilisers only replace Nitrogen and Phosphorus

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but chemical fertilisers only replace Nitrogen and Phosphorus

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N

N

but chemical fertilisers only replace Nitrogen and Phosphorus

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N

N

P

P

but chemical fertilisers only replace Nitrogen and Phosphorus

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N

N

P

P

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N

N

P

P

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N

N

P

P

plants absorb a variety of nutrients

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N

N

P

P

plants absorb a variety of nutrients

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N

N

P

P

plants absorb a variety of nutrients

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N

N

P

P

plants absorb a variety of nutrients

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N

N

P

P

Soil left with a lot of Nitrogen and Phosphorus, but

not other nutrients.

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N

N

P

P

Soil left with a lot of Nitrogen and Phosphorus, but

not other nutrients.

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N

N

P

P

Soil left with a lot of Nitrogen and Phosphorus, but

not other nutrients.

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N

N

P

P

nutrients in soil becomes

imbalanced

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N

N

P

P

nutrients in soil becomes

imbalanced

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N

N

P

P

nutrients in soil becomes

imbalanced

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before - a variety of nutrients

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N

N

P

P

after - only a few kind of nutrients.

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problems due to intensifying food production

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due to

Irrigation

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due to

Irrigation

SalinisationNaCl

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due to

Irrigation

SalinisationNaCl

Waterlogging

Page 83: 6  problems with intensification

due to

Irrigationdue to

Chemicals

SalinisationNaCl

Waterlogging

Page 84: 6  problems with intensification

due to

Irrigationdue to

Chemicals

SalinisationNaCl

Waterlogging

Imbalanceof soil nutrients

Page 85: 6  problems with intensification

due to

Irrigationdue to

Chemicals

SalinisationNaCl

Waterlogging

Imbalanceof soil nutrients

Euthrophication

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due to

Irrigationdue to

Chemicals

SalinisationNaCl

Waterlogging

Imbalanceof soil nutrients

Water Pollution

Euthrophication

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Answer this question at m.socrative.com now (room 9382)

1) Explain how the use of chemical fertilisers lead to soils having an imbalance of nutrients

Things to explore if you're done:

http://livingheritage.org/green-revolution.htm

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lg9-HTtgFOk