Industrial Agriculture Revolution

The Industrial Agriculture Revolution refers to the period when farming practices dramatically changed due to technological advancements, mainly during the 18th and 19th centuries. Innovations like mechanized machinery, chemical fertilizers, and improved planting techniques increased crop yields and efficiency. This shift reduced reliance on manual labor, enabled large-scale farming, and supported growing urban populations. It also introduced new challenges such as environmental impacts and concerns about sustainability. Overall, this revolution transformed agriculture into a more industrialized, efficient system, playing a crucial role in supporting modern societies and economies.