Вопрос № 884511 - Английский язык

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There are about 55000 farms in Britain. They are not large. An average sized farm is about 30-40 acres. There are three main types of farming in Great Britain: pastoral, arable, mixed. Sheep and cattle are reared in the hill and moorland areas of Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and south-western England. Milk production is of the first importance in the structure of British agriculture.
Pig breeding is carried on in most areas but is particularly important in southern England, north-east Scotland and Northern Ireland. Arable farms are mainly in the eastern part of the country. The main cereal crops in Great Britain are wheat, barley and oats. Rye is grown in small quantities for use as cattle fodder.
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What is of the first importance in the structure of British agriculture?

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1_______. Potatoes are cultivated throughout the British Isles, but the main areas of production are Cambridgeshire and Lincolnshire in eastern England and in the eastern part of central Scotland. 2_______. High-grade seed potatoes are grown in Scotland and Northern Ireland.
3_______. Today it provides about 50 per cent of sugar requirements of the country. 4_______.

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1_______. Pig production occurs in most areas but is particularly important in northern and eastern England. 2_______. 3_______. Britain remains self-sufficient in both. 4_______. However the loss is outweighed by the increase in output from what remains due to the introduction of up-to-date technology and fertilizers.

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Australia has a long tradition of sheep production. 1_______. Some pure Spanish Merinos were introduced several years later and cross-breeding experiments were carried out. 2_______.
Stock-raising plays the leading role in the country’s agriculture. There are about 140 million head of sheep and over 26 million head of cattle in Australia. 3_______.
Sheep and cattle are raised in all the Australian states. New South Wales and Western Australia together raise more than half the country’s sheep and produce about half its wool. Queensland and New South Wales raise more than half of Australian’s beef cattle. 4_______.

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1_______. But the production is concentrated mainly in New South Wales and Western Australia. 2_______.
Australian farms grow potatoes, oats, barley, sugar cane, cotton, maize and rice, fruits, hops and tobacco. 3_______. Cotton is an important crop in parts of New South Wales. Tobacco is grown in Victoria, Queensland and Western Australia. South Australia produces most of the country’s oranges and grapes to make wine.
Tasmania is an important fruit-producing area (apples, peaches). It is also noted for growing hops used in brewery. 4_______.

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Fertilizer can be distributed during the winter or shortly before seeding time. Commercial fertilizers are commonly distributed, along with seeds, by drills and planters. Manure is distributed most efficiently by a manure spreader, which is a wagon equipped with a bottom conveyor to carry the fertilizer back to a beater attachment, which disintegrates it and then scatters it on the ground.
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Fertilizer can be distributed during the winter or …