Compare between the agriculture in Developed …

A much higher share of population working in agriculture in developing countries, whereas that share is very small in the developed world. The average size of cultivational holding is small in the developing world whereas that is big in the developed world. A part of agriculture is not commercialized in the developing world. This could be for subsistence with a focus on food crops. Agriculture is highly commercialized in the developed world. The use of capital (including machines) is less in the developing world, whereas agriculture in the developed world is capital-intensive. Most people who are working in agriculture in the developing world are less educated but the human capital of farmers in the developed world could be higher.