Sure! Two types of farming that require high inputs are:
1. Intensive Farming: Intensive farming involves maximizing the output from a piece of land by using high inputs of labor, capital, fertilizers, pesticides, and water. This type of farming aims to produce high yields per unit area. Examples of intensive farming include dairy farming, poultry farming, and horticulture. In intensive farming, farmers often use advanced technologies and practices to increase productivity.
2. Greenhouse Farming: Greenhouse farming is another type of farming that requires high inputs. It involves growing crops in a controlled environment within a greenhouse structure. Greenhouse farming requires significant inputs such as energy for heating and cooling, water for irrigation, nutrients for plants, and technology to monitor and control environmental conditions. This type of farming allows for year-round production of crops and provides protection from adverse weather conditions, pests, and diseases.
These types of farming methods require careful planning, management, and investment in inputs to achieve high yields and maintain productivity levels.
