IGCSE Geography Agricultural Systems Practice Test

The idea here is that farming operates as a chain of actions that move a crop from planting to harvest to market. These actions—the sowing, harvesting, and transporting—are processes, because they are the steps that transform inputs into a harvested product and carry it toward sale. Capital would be the resources used (land, equipment, money), chemicals are a specific type of input, and outputs are the final crop itself, not the sequence of steps. So the sequence described fits the concept of processes, since it shows the series of actions that convert and move the product through the farming system.