The phrase "agriculture spread" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing the expansion or dissemination of agricultural practices or technologies, but it needs more context to be meaningful.
Example: "The agriculture spread throughout the region, introducing new farming techniques to local farmers."
Alternatives: "agricultural expansion" or "spread of agriculture".
Agriculture spread through complex interactions between resident hunters and gatherers and agricultural peoples who were migrating into the region.
Cutting down of trees, establishment of agriculture, spread of agriculture just basically eliminated their habitat.
As agriculture spread to more-temperate regions in Europe, practices that focused on cattle, pigs, emmer, einkorn, and legumes became important.
From the ninth through the thirteenth centuries agriculture spread into northern Europe and Russia where it had been too cold to produce food before.
Instead the decision was put off to Cancun.The paralysis on agriculture spread to the rest of the talks, because many developing countries were reluctant to make concessions elsewhere without progress on farm trade.
The variety of crops cultivated in Neolithic Ireland is similar to that in Britain, reflecting a decreasing diversity in crop types as agriculture spread from south-east to north-west Europe.
This observation compares favourably with earlier work by Fianko et al. (2008) in groundwater of the Densu River Basin, where agriculture, spreading of animal manure, sewage sludge and effluent were deduced as the probable causes of increased levels of nitrate in the groundwaters.
However, it is unclear to what extent agriculture was spread through the exchange of ideas and to what extent it was spread via direct colonization.
Since the mid-Holocene, agriculture has spread around the world, on foot at first, enabling aphids and potyviruses to spread, speciate and attain their current dominance.
That would have created an incentive for agriculture to spread once some bright spark invented it.Why farmers then moved on to irrigation is, however, far from clear.
Linguistic evidence shows the speakers of the ancestral Indo-European tongue knew of wheels and kept horses in years around 4,500-3,500 but., but agriculture had spread to Europe at least 2,500 years previously, Dr. Ehret said.
