Triple

Target class: raised-field agriculture system
Context triple: [Zenú canal networks, instanceOf, raised-field agriculture system]

• A. farming system
  A farming system is an integrated set of agricultural practices, resources, and management decisions organized to produce crops and/or livestock within a specific environmental, economic, and social context.
• B. crop rotation system
  A crop rotation system is an agricultural practice that involves growing different types of crops in a planned sequence on the same land to maintain soil fertility, reduce pests and diseases, and improve long-term productivity.
• C. rice terrace
  A rice terrace is a stepped agricultural landscape carved into hillsides or mountains to create flat, leveled plots for rice cultivation, efficiently managing water flow and preventing soil erosion.
• D. agricultural infrastructure
  Agricultural infrastructure comprises the physical and organizational systems—such as irrigation networks, storage facilities, transportation, and processing plants—that support the efficient production, handling, and distribution of agricultural goods.
• E. pre-Columbian agricultural system chosen
  A pre-Columbian agricultural system is an indigenous, often regionally adapted method of cultivating crops and managing landscapes in the Americas before European contact, typically integrating techniques like terracing, irrigation, polyculture, and soil enhancement to sustain large populations and diverse ecosystems.
• F. None of above.