Commercial agriculture in less developed countries often has limited access to technology and capital, leading to smaller-scale production and lower yields. Additionally, there is often a lack of infrastructure such as roads and storage facilities, making it more difficult to transport and store agricultural products. Farmers in these countries may also face challenges such as inadequate land tenure systems, limited access to credit and insurance, and an unpredictable market. Overall, commercial agriculture in less developed countries tends to be less mechanized, less productive, and more vulnerable to external shocks.
