Which is not an area of Mediterranean type of Agriculture?

Correct Answer: C. Northern Australia

Explanation: Mediterranean-type agriculture Climate: Mild, wet winters and hot, dry summers. Rainfall: 350–900 mm annually, concentrated in winter months. Temperature: 10°C (winter) to 25–30°C (summer). Soil type: Thin, coarse, and prone to erosion; terraced farming practiced. Vegetation: Drought-resistant, evergreen shrubs (maquis, chaparral, fynbos). Crops: Grapes, olives, citrus fruits, figs, almonds, wheat, vegetables. Farming System: Mixed farming with emphasis on horticulture and viticulture (wine cultivation). Major Mediterranean Agricultural Regions of the World Europe: Mediterranean Basin (Spain, Italy, Greece, France) North America: Coastal California (U.S.A.) South America: Central Chile Africa: Southern part of South Africa (Western Cape) Australia: South-Western tip of Australia (Perth region) Northern Australia: Tropical Monsoon / Savanna climate. Summer rainfall, wet & dry seasons; crops include sugarcane, cotton, tropical fruits, and cattle ranching. PYQ’s Solution English 12 Major Industrial Regions