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How does summer effect the farmers?
by people gangnam styling, which makes all the farmers crops grow
Why do farmers even apply fertilizer at all?
to help there crops grow more
How do farmers grow crops all year round?
So that the crops will suck up some of the water so the soil won't erode.
What were the three ways the Nile river helped farmers grow food?
The cycle of the nile helped the farmers because, when it would flood, it would unearth alot of fertile, moist soil. This soil, would help farmers grow all sorts of crops. Before the flood came, the farmers would harvest all their crops so they wouldn't be washed away. After the harvest, the cycle would start all over again,
How did cash crops help the developmentl slavery?
Farmers needed to grow more cash crops to sell, so they bought and bred salves to do all the work.
How desertification affect farmers?
there wouldnt be enough crops to be grown, since all the nutrients has been took out of the soil. cannot grow more crops in the desert
How do people grow crops in the past?
They relied on Nature. They relied on the precipitation that came from the skies to provide the moisture for their crops, and the heat during the day and the sun itself to help the crops grow. Most, if not all farmers still rely on Nature to grow their crops; irrigation is only for those areas that normally do not recieve adequate rainfall on an annual basis to grow any kind of crop.
What was the climate of early virginia?
The climate of early Virginia was warm. Because of this climate it is possible for the farmers to grow crops all throughout the year.
Why is Georgia grown agriculture better choice for families?
Georgia soil is healthy, fertile, and natural. Georgia grown agriculture is all natural and not artificial. Georgia farmers do not use chemicals to grow their crops, instead, they grow their crops naturally.
Do farmers who grow corn have to have home video security systems in Omaha, Nebraska to protect their crops?
yes they must have in some home but not in all home
Why did the dust bowl happens?
Because of the farmers not circulating crops, so the soil lost nutrients, and crops were not able to grow. Then when the drought came, the wind blew all the dirt away because it had nothing to hold it to the ground.
Where in the southeast can grow crops?
Some areas of all states in the southeast US can grow crops.
