pip lecture 3
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Kuliah 3: Sejarah Pertanian
IPB 107; 2(2-0)
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SEJARAH PERTANIA N
TIK :
Setelah mengikuti kuliah ini, anda akandapat menjelaskan sejarah pertanian.
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Sejarah pertanian
Sejarah pertanian
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Sejarah Pertanian
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History of Agriculture
Hunter-Gatherers
Neolithic RevolutionDomestication of Plants and Animals
Diffusion of Agriculture
Agricultural Industrialization
The “Green Revolution”
Modern Agribusiness
Area Cereals & Grasses Pulses Fiber Roots & Tubers MelonsFertile
Crescent
emmer and einkorn
wheat, barley
pea, lentil,
chickpea
flax ------ muskmelon
China Foxtail millet, broom
corn millet, rice
soybean, adzuki
bean, mung bean
hemp ------ ------
Meso-
america
corn pole bean, scarlet
runner bean
cotton,
yucca
jicama squashes
Andes
Amazonia
quinoa lima bean, pole
bean
cotton manioc, sweet potato,
potato, oca
squashes
West Africa Sorghum, millet,
African rice
cowpea, ground
nut
cotton African yams watermelon,
bottle gourd
India ------ Hyacinth bean,
gram bean
cotton,
flax
------ cucumber
Ethiopia finger millet ------ (coffee) ------ ------ ------
E. United
States
maygrass, barley,
knotweed, goosefoot
------ ------ Jerusalem artichoke squash
New
Guinea
sugar cane ------ ------ yams, taro ------
food production.
2500 B.C.
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Pemburu dan Pengumpul
Hingga 11,000 SM,disemua benuasebagai pemburu danpengumpul
11,000 SM -1500 ADperbedaanperkembangan antarbenua
The spread of humans around the world.How do we know? Archaeology
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Hunter-Gatherers
Humanity’s only “economic” activity for atleast 90% of our existence.
Low population densities.
Wide variety of natural foodstuffs eaten.
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Asal muasal PanganArea
Date
S.W. Asia8,500 B.C.
China7,500 B.C.
Mesoamerica3500 B.C.
Domesticated
Plants
Wheat, Pea,Olive
Rice, Millet
Corn,BeansSquash
Domesticated
Animals
Sheep, Goat
Pig, Silkworm
Turkey
A question mark indicates Andes, Potatothis may be an origin or Amazonia Manioc
influenced by the spread of 3500 B.C.
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Eastern Sunflower,United States Goosefoot
LlamaGuinea pig
None
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Dibudidayakan
Liar sudah berkurangPerkembangan teknologipengumpulan,pengolahan danpenyimpananPertambahan pendudukdan produksi pangan
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Tumbuhan utama zaman Purba
Fertile CrescentCivilization; cities,
writing, empires, andagriculture.Mediterranean climate.
Easily domesticatedplants.
Most of the plantspollinate themselves.
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Mediterranean Climate
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Mediterranean AgricultureWhere: areas surrounding the
Mediterranean, California, Oregon,Chile, South Africa, Australia
Climate has summer dry season.Landscape is mountainous.
crops: olives, grapes, nuts, fruits andvegetables; winter wheat
California: high quality land is beinglost to suburbanization; initially offsetby irrigation
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Potato, native of Peru
Native to the Andes of Peru,the potato plant is nowcultivated throughout thetemperate regions of theworld. It is grown for humanconsumption and for its starch.Other uses or connections
manufacture alcoholAdhesives
Underground, safe food forwarring factions
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Sugarcane, native to PolynesiaThe common sugarcane is
extensively cultivated intropical and subtropicalcountries throughout theworld for the sugarcontained within its many-jointed stems. Sugarcanegrows to about 8 to 20 feethigh and has stems 1 to 2inches thick.Other uses or connections
rum
slavery
food additive
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Cotton, native to Asia
Cotton, natural vegetable fiberof great economic importanceas a raw material for cloth. Itswidespread use is largely dueto the ease with which itsfibers are spun into yarns andit comfort.Other uses or connections
textile
seed oil
papermaking
slavery
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Tea, native to East Asia
Tea, is brewed from the driedleaves of this plant and hasbeen drunk in China forcenturies. It was first brought toEurope by the Dutch in theearly 17th century AD. Englandbecame the only Europeancountry of tea drinkers ratherthan coffee drinkers.Other uses or connections
Creation of cups withhandles
China, Hong Kong, andIndia become part of theBritish empire
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Mengadakan ekosistem buatan yangbertugas menyediakan bahan makanan
Biji-bijian dan bertanam; berburu danbeternak; mencari ikan dan budidaya;mengolah tanah dan menyimpan; pasar
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Pertanian MenetapEkosistem mantap, stabilitas tanah,pasokan hara, sawah
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budidaya ikan
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sayuran
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usaha budidaya jamur