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grow any crop(s) successfully you need knowledge. What kinds of things would youneed know about?
the plant itself-you need to know how much water,sun and nutreints it needs
the climate in your area-you need to know the temperature and weather
soil- you need to know if the soil is healthy
pest control-you need to know what kind of insects there are
What else can I help you with?
What three things that affect types of crops an area can produce successfully?
Three key factors that influence the types of crops an area can successfully produce are climate conditions (temperature, rainfall, and sunlight), soil quality (texture, nutrients, and pH level), and topography (elevation, slope, and drainage). These factors play a crucial role in determining the suitability of crops for a particular region and their productivity. Farmers need to consider these factors when selecting crops to grow.
List 5 things the pilgrims learned from the native Americans?
harvesting crops. making tools. hunting. use of money. knowledge sharing.
What allowed people to grow crops successfully in arid regions?
The development of irrigation techniques.
Where is it possibleto grow crops in Sahara?
Crops could be grown in the Sahara given the Political will and the Scientific knowledge.
Did the crops grow successfully on mission san antonio de padua?
they planted wheat and corn
What things grown in Bhutan?
fruits and crops
What was the effect of john smith leadership on Jamestown?
He forced his will on the colonists and successfully organized efforts to plant crops and construct proper dwellings.
What are the crops in puerto rico used for?
growing things
What destroyed the crops of Egyptians?
Numerous things, including locusts, mice and other things.
What are the bad things about cash crops?
Because the cash crops that were sold which needed certain equipment in which farmers couldn't afford.
Is root crops a go food?
No. Root crops are things like potatoes or carrots- the grain of rice is above ground.
What were the major crops produced in the south?
cotton and things of that nature...
