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in loamy soil corn, basil, apple, beans, cauliflower
in sandy soil cabbage, carrots, broccoli, potatoes, watermelon
in clay soil paddy, sugarcane, wheat
in black cotton, black beans, lady's finger, brinjaal
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How did silt help farmers?
silt helped farmers by giving them the fertile soil to grow their crops in.
How do the Indo Ganges people farm and what go they grow?
The rivers carry water and silt into the farmlands which allows them to irrigate, Some crops that they grew were barley, wheat, rice, peas, beans and other vegetables. When they had the monsoon it spreaded silt which helps the soil stay rich for the next year.
How do the Indo-Ganges people farm and what go they grow?
The Indo-Ganges people practice traditional agriculture methods such as flood irrigation and using oxen for plowing. They grow a variety of crops including rice, wheat, lentils, and vegetables like potatoes and onions. Their farming practices are deeply tied to the monsoon seasons and the fertility of the Ganges River basin.
How does silt help farmers?
silt helps farmers by giving them fertile soil to grow crops in
Which soil is best for growing plants sand silt clay or loam?
Plants will grow better in loam because of its nutrients and texture and structure.
Why was silt important to early Egyptian farmers?
Silt was good for the egyptians because silt gave them good soil. The crops also grew quickly.
How does silt hep plants grow?
Well yes of corse
What crops grow in silt soil?
I don't know!! Tomatoes.
Do pea plants grow well in silt?
no; because it is like mud
What type of soil best for growing wheat?
The best soil that wheat will grow in is loamy well-drained soil. This type of soil has equal parts clay soil particles, sand and silt.
How did the flooding of rivers support the rise of early civilizations?
Floods brought silt ,silt is rich sandy soil, which covered the top making it easy to grow food.
Why was silt so important to African farmers?
Silt contained nutrients which was vital in order to grow many crops.
