true ;-)
yea it does
The central plains does have enough precipitation to grow crops, with average annual rainfall between 20-30". The central plains is the hottest in the state, with temperatures sometimes as high as 114-120 degrees Fahrenheit.
corn and grain mostly
Plains are special because animals roam there and farmers grow there crops there.
they grow crops and many animals homes are their
grow crops
they grow crops and many animals homes are their
To provide the crops with enough water for strong, healthy plants when natural precipitation is lacking.
Europe benefits from a diverse climate suitable for various types of crops, fertile soil in many regions, and a long history of agricultural knowledge and practices. Additionally, the continent has well-developed infrastructure for transportation and distribution of agricultural products.
The answer is the soil on plains and plateaus provide their crops with rich soiling grounds for them to grow.
In farms, where they have got enough money to find a place with good soil and enough to maintain the crops.
Plains tend to be more fertile and have better access to water sources, making them suitable for agriculture which can support larger populations. Additionally, the flat terrain of plains makes it easier to build infrastructure and transportation networks, attracting more people to settle in these areas. This increased population density on plains can also create economic advantages and opportunities that further contribute to their high population.
The Kiowa were typical Plains nomads and they grew no crops of any kind. They gathered wild plant foods in season.