The basic working unit of agriculture is the farm. Farmers plant seeds, cultivate soil and crops, harvest crops, and send them to market; or they breed animals for their milk, meat, hides, or other products. The basic farm cycle consists of planting, cultivation, harvesting, transport, processing, and marketing.
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