In Europe and Asia, some farms were fortified or even surrounded by a water ditch.
Before the water supply, the farm was often adjacent to a river, a pond or, in clayey areas, to one or more ponds (sometimes resulting from the hole dug to extract the earth that had been used to build the raw earth walls or to produce cob).
In Europe and Asia, some farms were fortified or even surrounded by a water ditch.
Before the water supply, the farm was often adjacent to a river, a pond or, in clayey areas, to one or more ponds (sometimes resulting from the hole dug to extract the earth that had been used to build the raw earth walls or to produce cob).
According to FAO, it "encompasses all family-based agricultural activities related to many aspects of rural development". The authors consider that "the definition of the family farm varies according to countries".
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