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After farming an area for a while, the soil became depleted of nitrogen and became unsuitable for growing. This was solved with crop rotation that meant that farmers would also plant crops that would replenish the nitrogen, like legumes.
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What are migratory farmers?
Migratory Farming / Agriculture is a way of farming in a way that farmers do not stay in one locale / area, migrating to other places for farming.
What were the problems for the farmers after the US Civil War?
Cattle farming was too expensive, so many farmers moved out to the Plains for crop farming. There they had trouble with high interest in the banks, unfair railroad fees, and overproduction from other farmers.
What were 2 results from the enclosure movement?
There was a surplus of food, and farmers moved to the city.
Who lives in rural areas?
farmers, like in Lancaster the open rural area gives a good farming area. they also have good soil to help the farmers grow their crops.
What problems did the farmer face after the civil war?
cattle farming was too expensive so they moved out to the plains for crop farming. there they had trouble with high interest in the banks, unfair railroad fees, and overproduction from other farmers
How did Georgia farmers moved their products to markets?
Precisely, the farmers moved them by horses or a bandwagon
What did the farmers do in ancient Egypt?
They were farming
What year did farming begin in western India?
How many years passed before farmers moved into the indus river valley
What type of farming did new new England farmers practice?
subsistence farming
What is lease farming?
lease farming is when farmers rent out there land to other farmers and/or other people to feed there own cattle and sheep and so on
Why do the farmers have to do to not have a dust blow?
No crops and no farming
What work did the pioneer farmers do?
Farming, doh!
