Agriculture and the Natural Environment

Introduction Agricultural activities are the earliest human activities of natural ecosystems. It not only changes the natural ecosystem of the area but also has a big impact on the ecological environment. As many scholars follow the historical roots of ecological and environmental problems, they return to the era when naturally paying attention to traditional agricultural production methods and the traditional agricultural technology system formed the foundation Let's see. Thousands of years of agricultural development has produced wonderful civilization and accumulated many environmental problems.

Building Environment Compared with the Natural Environment In areas where humans fundamentally changed the landscape of the urban environment and agricultural land change, the natural environment changed dramatically to a simplified human environment. Even seemingly extremely few actions, such as the construction of a mud house in the desert and solar power generation system, changed the environment. Many animals themselves provide a better environment, but since they are not human beings, construction of termites with beaver dams and mounds is considered natural.

The natural environment of Europe is closely related to agriculture and forestry. As agriculture has traditionally relied on good environmental conditions, farmers are particularly interested in maintaining natural resources and have maintained various landscapes that have protected and enriched the natural environment for centuries It was. Due to the demand for food production since the 1940s, this policy encourages increased production through various mechanisms such as price support, other subsidies and research and development support. However, the impact of agricultural production success on the environment is increasing