Agrarian Revolution

The Agrarian Revolution refers to a series of significant advancements in farming techniques and land management that occurred primarily in Europe between the 17th and 19th centuries. These changes included innovations like crop rotation, selective breeding, and new machinery, which increased food production and efficiency. As a result, fewer farm workers were needed, leading tourbanization and economic shifts. The revolution laid the groundwork for modern agriculture, supporting population growth and the Industrial Revolution by providing ample food supply and freeing labor for other industries.