GRICULTURAL
:
7&
FARMING , * EMPLOYMENT
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Enclosure :
7 -TECIALISED
fencing off blocks of land for farming tailor area to
farming
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· :
-no duplication ·
south-east-crops
However , some driven out of their land ·
North-livestock
allowed
water meadows :
*
growth of wider crops ,
less failure
protected from poorharvests
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*
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meadows kept damp increase grass growth
:
sustain crops during winter
growth of employment
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animals well fed for longer
secure income
relatively cource however
·
crop rotation
:
>
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under settlement Act 1662 :
diff crops on diff land reduce pests landowners let
can
easily go
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of labourers from other parishes
market
gardens
:
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specialist producer of crops outside of major towns/
cities
impossible without
ULTURE
improvements in :
Z &
/
trading
infastructure .
I ·
NATIONAL MARKETS
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& pop ↑ food demand
,
shipments in London increased 2x from 1605-1661
.
INVESTMENT
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AGRICULTURE :
needed more
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organisation marketsroadtinfastructure
↳ in
-
·
investment left to higher gentry-aristocracy needed improvement too
d · London NM thrived :
bought land, enclosed it + invested >
easy transport via Thames
demand was
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-concentrated on markets where
Oxfordshire
>
greenery in
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↑ size more tenants needed to
,
pay prices although NMs existed , didn't dominate until 18th 19th -
century
so forced to specialize >
large no.
small
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> Ireland Scotland transport bad
demand in London drained economy in other locations