RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE NATURAL RESOURCES AND THE AGRICULTURAL, LIVESTOCK, FORESTRY AND FISHING AREAS

The agricultural, livestock, forestry and fishing spaces of the planet, and in our country in particular, maintain a very close relationship to the exploitation of the resources provided by the nature.

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The nutrients in it, the thinckness, salinity, etc.. are the characteristics that give the soil its value as natural resource, as well as being adequate or not for agricultural and livestock activities.

FERTILE SOILS:

Region of El Bajío, Guanajuato

Jalisco

Michoacán

Querétaro

Wheter it is by natural or through irrigation systems, water is essential to the growth of crops. In agriculture and commercial livestock breeding, water is provided by irrigation systems, for which dams are built wiht the purpose of controlling the direction and the auqntity of water destined to agricultural and fodder (forraje) crops.

TYPES OF CLIMATE

The CLIMATE AND TEMPERATURE have big influence in the kind of crops that are grown. There are certain croips which reach their maximum development only in warm and rainy weathers, such as coffee, sugar cane, tobacco, cocoa trees.

The climate is one of the factors that particularly influences on the type of vegetation, and topography influences on the type of climate and soil as well.

In Mexico, the characteristics of the natural elements of the geographical space are so diverse, that there is a wide variety of soils, cliamtes and vegetation; that means that there is a wide variety of natural resources that are exploited for agriculture, livestock breeding, fishing and forestry exploitation.