Isn‘t it interesting how Arabs have little Arable land?
2in1day on
Not all agricultural land is created equal, some of that land in Australia is irrigated and quite productive some of it is marginal and just used for sheep and cattle grazing.
TechnicalSurround on
I feel like if you wanna see untouched nature in Europe, you’re fucked. Everything is farm land. Except maybe for Scandinavia.
LitchyWitchy on
That feels a little small if I’m being honest, but eyo!
unneccry on
Now thats map porn
AckerHerron on
All the GOOD agricultural land in the world.
I can assure you there’s plenty of agriculture being done in many areas that aren’t highlighted.
Prestigious-Joke-535 on
Don’t trust it for much other than a loose guide. It’s incorrect us information, and data is missing on several countries…
IndividualSkill3432 on
That map shows Wales, the Pennines and the Southern Uplands of Scotland as agricultural land but much of New England as not being that.
Its a real map but I am pretty sure of the lands there are only fit for pasture like sheep and others not listed are pretty productive crop lands.
Kvark33 on
Should this not be classed as arable and not agricultural ?
Creative_Ad_7226 on
There should be 2nd map with land quality, becouse like half of that green land in Europe is realy bad.
gmoor90 on
So Europe is 100 percent farmland. Got it.
CountSpecific9724 on
Imagine if Russia was 1.4 billion country like India and China
artistedits on
Fun fact: ~80% of all agricultural land is used to grow food that’s then fed to animals reared for human consumption, despite livestock only providing ~19% of global calories and ~32 of protein.
pbrevis on
Any land is agricultural land as long as there is water
Oddisredit on
Interesting how the farmland is in more of Russia than Kazakhstan.  You’d think it’d be the oppositeÂ
Frigorifico on
I feel like south China should be green too
clonn on
Spain always impresses me, how they cultivate in such a dry land.
TralfamadorianZoo on
Weird how it lines up with population centers 🤔
Schollert on
This is downright wrong.
Br /Norway
wils_152 on
And, weirdly, all the ambidextrous people in the world.
PlexFD on
Breadbasket of Europe…
USCAVsuperduperhooah on
The Connecticut River valley would like to have a word
OptimistIndya on
India would be a desert if there were no Himalayas formed.
flowerpanes on
Nope, the PNW alone has hundreds of farms, industrial greenhouses and ranches.
jmorais00 on
You see all of that in the middle of Brazil? That’s all been developed from swamps into prime farmland the past 50 years
Only major W Brazil had in the past 50 years, thanks Embrapa
RemarkableReturn8400 on
Africa is 30% larger than whats projected on this map; so it has more arable land.
RequirementNo4895 on
Sad seeing the encroaching area around the Amazon, even in contrast to other developed nations.
Didn’t ever consider before just how vulnerable in terms of food self sufficiency the island nations of the far east may be.
mizasira on
damn the US looks like a farming afterthought next to those green giants
mizasira on
damn the green overload in southeast asia looks like natures monopoly move
That-WildWolf on
It’s so cool you can see the Nile so clearly on this.
HolySachet on
Could this explain Europe domination for milleniums
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how did arabic people live in the ancient times?
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Isn‘t it interesting how Arabs have little Arable land?
Not all agricultural land is created equal, some of that land in Australia is irrigated and quite productive some of it is marginal and just used for sheep and cattle grazing.
I feel like if you wanna see untouched nature in Europe, you’re fucked. Everything is farm land. Except maybe for Scandinavia.
That feels a little small if I’m being honest, but eyo!
Now thats map porn
All the GOOD agricultural land in the world.
I can assure you there’s plenty of agriculture being done in many areas that aren’t highlighted.
Don’t trust it for much other than a loose guide. It’s incorrect us information, and data is missing on several countries…
That map shows Wales, the Pennines and the Southern Uplands of Scotland as agricultural land but much of New England as not being that.
[https://www.usgs.gov/media/images/map-worldwide-croplands](https://www.usgs.gov/media/images/map-worldwide-croplands)
Its a real map but I am pretty sure of the lands there are only fit for pasture like sheep and others not listed are pretty productive crop lands.
Should this not be classed as arable and not agricultural ?
There should be 2nd map with land quality, becouse like half of that green land in Europe is realy bad.
So Europe is 100 percent farmland. Got it.
Imagine if Russia was 1.4 billion country like India and China
Fun fact: ~80% of all agricultural land is used to grow food that’s then fed to animals reared for human consumption, despite livestock only providing ~19% of global calories and ~32 of protein.
Any land is agricultural land as long as there is water
Interesting how the farmland is in more of Russia than Kazakhstan.  You’d think it’d be the oppositeÂ
I feel like south China should be green too
Spain always impresses me, how they cultivate in such a dry land.
Weird how it lines up with population centers 🤔
This is downright wrong.
Br /Norway
And, weirdly, all the ambidextrous people in the world.
Breadbasket of Europe…
The Connecticut River valley would like to have a word
India would be a desert if there were no Himalayas formed.
Nope, the PNW alone has hundreds of farms, industrial greenhouses and ranches.
You see all of that in the middle of Brazil? That’s all been developed from swamps into prime farmland the past 50 years
Only major W Brazil had in the past 50 years, thanks Embrapa
Africa is 30% larger than whats projected on this map; so it has more arable land.
Sad seeing the encroaching area around the Amazon, even in contrast to other developed nations.
Didn’t ever consider before just how vulnerable in terms of food self sufficiency the island nations of the far east may be.
damn the US looks like a farming afterthought next to those green giants
damn the green overload in southeast asia looks like natures monopoly move
It’s so cool you can see the Nile so clearly on this.
Could this explain Europe domination for milleniums