A. income farm where the operator is producing primarly his family's needs rather than for sale is called_______________?
Correct answer: B. Subsistence farming
- A. Family farming
- B. Subsistence farming
- C. Intensive farming
- D. Progressive farming
Explanation
Subsistence farming is production mainly for the farmer's household consumption rather than for commercial sale. Family farming describes ownership or management by a family and does not necessarily mean production only for home use.
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