One reason plantations were so large was the planters rotated fields and the crops they planted. They would let a field lie fallow for a set time and then plant a crop that would add minerals into the soil. Not only was tobacco hard on the soil, but so was cotton.
they sold the cotton instead to sell because the tabacco was ruining the soil .
The tobacco farmer of Virginia.
Tobacco
they sell tobacco,they harvest tobacco,become a bartender or blacksmith or other jobs
Tobacco
no. tobacco was.
Tobacco was the biggest cash crop in the Virginia Colony. It was always in demand and farmers were able to export a lot of it to Britain.
In addition to food crops to feed the colonists, Virginia's BIG crop was tobacco.
No it isn't. The most profitable commodity traded by Virginia colonists was tobacco. So profitable was it, that Virginia started to worry about having enough farmers growing food rather than tobacco.
You're darn right tobacco caused the growth of Virginia!!! Tobacco is a great thing if you know what I mean! :)
Tobacco was the biggest cash crop in the Virginia Colony. It was always in demand and farmers were able to export a lot of it to Britain.
The economy of Virginia is tobacco.