Agricultural Geography
Agricultural geography is a branch of human geography that studies the spatial relationships that exist between humans and agriculture.
Types of Agricultural Patterns Visible from Space
Elizabeth Borneman
Agricultural landscapes, when viewed from space, reveal distinct patterns shaped by historical practices, local geography, and technological influences.
Geography of Corn in the United States
Caitlin Dempsey
The United States produces one-third of the world's corn.
Geography of Pumpkins in the United States
Caitlin Dempsey
Pumpkins are a popular gourd for Halloween and Thanksgiving in the United States.
Von Thünen Model of Agricultural Land Use: An Overview
Mark Altaweel
German geographer Johann Heinrich von Thünen created one of the first geographical models related to agricultural land use.
Geospatial Technology and Challenges of Contemporary Agriculture
Mark Altaweel
Farmers have greater access to geospatial tools that can help mitigate some agricultural challenges.