Agricultura
Agricultura sive agri cultura sensu latissimo est summa omnium artium, scientiarum, et technologiarum quae de terris colendis et animalibus tractandis curant, ut poma, frumenta, charas, carnes, textilia, aliique fructus e terra bene producantur. Agronomia terrarum colendarum, res pecuaria autem animalium tractandorum ars et scientia est.

Agricultura fuit res maximi momenti in primo sedentarii humani cultus ortu et auctu, cum curatio specierum domatarum residua cibi efficeret quae sinebant ut homines in urbibus habitarent. Historia agriculturae abhinc annorum milia multa coepit. Homines frumentum et legumina fera saltem annorum 105 000 colligere coeperunt, quae primi agricolae abhinc annorum 11 000 serere coeperunt. Porci, oves, pecudesque abhinc annorum 10 000 domabantur; plantae praeterea in saltem undecim telluris regionibus libere coli coeperunt. Agricultura industrialis in monocultura magnaria condita saeculo vicensimo in fructum agriculturae dominari coepit, sed duo billiones fere hominum agricultura victuali saeculo vicensimo primo iam nituntur.

Hoc commentarium ad vitam communesque artes de quibus Romani antiqui magnopere curabant pertinet. In libro De Agri Cultura (seu De Re Rustica), Marcus Cato multum de vita rustica deque praedii admininstratione temporibus Romanis scripsit. Secundum hunc librum, inter usitatissima animalia agriculturalia sunt boves, gallinas, oves. Cato de productione vini, olei, instrumentorum rusticorum, frumenti, et panis etiam narrat.

AGRICOLA (receptaculum datorum)
Agricultura ignea
Agricultura intensiva
Agricultura organica
Agricultura urbana
Agriculturalismus
Agrivoltaica
Agrobiologia
Agronomia
Apicultura
Aqua agriculturalis
Aratio
Beetle bank
Beowa
Biotechnologia
Campus oeconomicus primarius
Cultigena
Cultura
Edaphologia
Fructus naturales
Hydroponica
Inrigatio
Kolkhoz
Messis
Monocultura
Pastoralismus
Pedologia
Permutatio Columbiana
Politica cibaria
Scientia agriculturalis
Terriculum avium
Thesaurus seminarius mundanus Svalbardensis
Venatio et collectio

Bibliographia

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Nexus externi

Pinacotheca 

 
Oeconomia
Scientia
Technologia