Study of Agricultural Geography

Thomas Rumney is a professor of geography at Plattsburgh State University.

The reference work is a perfect place to begin an exploration of any problem related to a pattern in agriculture regardless of whether the pattern has a historic, social, political, climatologic, or other explanation....The table of contents gives an excellent overview of scope and is a good place to begin.

• Part 1 PrefacePart 2 Part 1: GENERAL AND THEORETICAL WORKSPart 3 Part 2: NORTH AMERICAChapter 4 The United States as a WholeChapter 5 The Northeastern United StatesChapter 6 The Southeastern United StatesChapter 7 The Midwestern United StatesChapter 8 The Great Plains of the United StatesChapter 9 The Mountain StatesChapter 10 The Pacific Region of the United StatesChapter 11 Canada as a WholeChapter 12 Eastern CanadaChapter 13 Western CanadaChapter 14 The Canadian NorthChapter 15 GreenlandPart 16 Part 3: LATIN AMERICAChapter 17 Latin America as a WholeChapter 18 Middle America as a WholeChapter 19 Central America as a WholeChapter 20 The Caribbean as a WholeChapter 21 South America as a WholePart 22 Part 4: EUROPEChapter 23 Europe as a WholeChapter 24 Western EuropeChapter 25 Southern EuropeChapter 26 Eastern EuropePart 27 Part 5: RUSSIA, UKRAINE, TRANSCAUCASIA, AND THE SOUTHERN FRINGEPart 28 Part 6: SOUTHWEST ASIA AND NORTH AFRICAChapter 29 Southwest Asia as a WholeChapter 30 North AfricaPart 31 Part 7: AFRICA SOUTH OF THE SAHARAPart 32 Part 8: ASIAChapter 33 Asia as a WholeChapter 34 South Asia as a WholeChapter 35 Southeast Asia as a WholeChapter 36 East AsiaPart 37 Part 9: AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND, AND THE PACIFIC BASINChapter 38 AustraliaChapter 39 Fiji and the Pacific IslandsChapter 40 New ZealandChapter 41 Papua New GuineaPart 42 Author/Editor IndexPart 43 About the Author