Correct option is C
Indonesia and Malaysia are not considered major regions for
commercial dairy farming. These countries are located in tropical climates, which are generally unsuitable for large-scale dairy farming due to high temperatures, humidity, and the limited availability of grazing lands for dairy cattle. In contrast, the other regions mentioned—
North Western Europe,
Canada, and
South Eastern Australia, New Zealand, and Tasmania—have temperate climates ideal for dairy farming, with abundant pastures and favorable conditions for cattle.
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· Commercial dairy farming thrives in regions with temperate climates where there are sufficient pastures, moderate temperatures, and advanced infrastructure for dairy processing and distribution.
· Tropical regions like Indonesia and Malaysia focus more on
plantation agriculture (rubber, palm oil) rather than dairy farming.
· North Western Europe: Leading region for dairy farming, especially in countries like Denmark, the Netherlands, and Germany.
· Canada: Known for advanced dairy farming techniques, especially in provinces like Ontario and Quebec.
· South Eastern Australia and New Zealand: Major dairy-exporting regions due to their extensive pasture lands and modern dairy industries.
· Indonesia and Malaysia: Primarily known for crops like palm oil, rubber, and tropical fruits.