Farming and Natural Resources
- Water
- Aquaculture
- Aquaponics
- Aqueduct
- Aquifer
- Hydrology
- Brackish water
- Lake
- Reservoir
- Dam
- River
- Estuary
- Drainage basin
- Land
- Soil
- Soil life
- Soil salination
- Soil science
- Terra preta
- Energy
- Biogas
- Biomass
- Air
- Climate
- Climate change
- Global climate change
- Climate model
- Microclimate
- Arctic climate
- Subarctic climate
- Temperate climate
- Climate of the Alps
- Wind
- Microclimate
- Meteorology
- Weather
- Weather forecasting
- Wind
- Extreme weather
- Severe weather
- Subtropical cyclone
- Monsoon
- Precipitation
- Meteorology
- Rain
- Vegetation, Plant, animal, List of domesticated plants, List of vegetables, List of herbs, List of fruit, List of domesticated animals, Cereal
- Biodiversity
- Species
- Artificial selection
- Ecological selection
- Kin selection
- Natural selection
- Trophic level
- allelopathy
- commensalism
- compensating factor
- genetic erosion
- protocooperation
- heterosis
- xerophyte
- niche diversity
- Halotolerance
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