What term describes large-scale production of crops for sale, intended for distribution to wholesalers or retailers?

• A. Commercial Farming
• B. Output
• C. Specialisation
• D. Monoculture

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is farming done on a large scale mainly to make money by selling the crops to wholesalers or retailers. That describes commercial farming. It’s driven by market demand and often uses machinery, capital, and hired labour to produce high volumes for sale through markets.

Understanding the other terms helps: Output is simply the amount produced, not a type of farming. Specialisation refers to focusing on one or a few crops or activities in a region, not necessarily about selling to wholesalers. Monoculture means growing a single crop over a large area, which is a common practice in commercial farming but doesn’t by itself define the purpose or scale of production for sale.