Crops in baja California

Answer 1

At the Mexicali Valley (some 27,070 square miles of irrigated land) and near both coasts of Baja California (some 974 square miles of arable land) there is grown cotton, sorghum, maize, sesame, squash, scallions, pepper, melon, cucumber, parsley, watermelon, tomato, barley, wheat, spinach, garlic, beets, broccoli, onion, cauliflower, peas, green beans, spinach, lettuce, radish, cabbage, carrots, alfalfa, grapes and asparagus.

Answer 2

Baja California is a rather hilly landform, and shares many of the climates of Southern California. In northern Baja California, you could find a Mediterranean climate, common to cities such as San Diego or Los Angeles. Central and Southern Baja California is more arid, and the Vizcaino desert lies down there. At the tip of Baja California is the Sierra La Laguna, which has a relatively high elevation that allows for large forests of pines and oaks and is also a natural preserve.