Commercial farming is when farmers grow crops and rear livestock for commercial purposes. This types of farming require a high amount of output, farmers cultivate larger fields, with heavy usage of machinery. Commercial Farming has three main divisions: Commercial grain farming - In this practice, farmers grow grains and sell them in the market. Wheat and maize are the most common product of commercial grain farming. Plantation farming - Plantation farming is done with the contribution of both agriculture and industry and is practiced across a vast area of land. Plantation owners usually grow a single crop like coffee, tea, banana, etc. in this type of farming farmers use technological support to prepare the crop on the farm itself or in a factory connected to it.  Mixed farming - Mixed cropping, is the practice of growing two or more crops simultaneously in the same field. This farming method includes the cultivation of crops, rearing livestock, and growing the fodder for the livestock altogether.