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Actually, while I am not sure what region you are in, most ancient farmers tried to grow crops that were right for the climate (for example, if they were in a hot, dry climate, they grew crops that did not require a lot of water), and for other kinds of crops, they tried to locate near to a source of irrigation. Rivers were very important in ancient times-- some cultures even worshiped them. Also, even in ancient times, farmers understood the importance of tilling the soil and taking good care of their fields. Interestingly, farmers in Biblical times understood crop rotation-- every seven years, they changed to a different crop or did not use certain fields, to make sure the soil had a chance to regenerate. And while there were various insects (like locusts) that attacked the crops, we are told that farmers were still able to grow various grains and fruits.
What else can I help you with?
How did ancient farmers in the Fertile Crescent make their land productive?
Ancient farmers in the Fertile Cresent made their land more productive by using the Tigris and Euphrates River to make land more fertile
Why did the ancient Americans move to the south?
Searching for productive unoccupied land.
What Country's Ancient Name Means black Land?
The ancient name that means "black land" refers to Egypt. This name, "Kemet," was used by the ancient Egyptians to describe their fertile land along the Nile River, which contrasted with the surrounding desert. The rich alluvial soil deposited by the Nile's annual floods made the region agriculturally productive, leading to the civilization's prosperity.
What is the land region in Europe with the most productive farmland and the largest cities is?
north European plain
What ancient region meant land between two rivers?
mesopotamia
What is Australia's inland region called?
This is known as the outback. It comprises vast plains of fertile land, semi-arid and less productive land, and desert.
Which is the process turns productive land into non productive land?
Natural Process
Which ancient civilization emerged in the land of the present day region of libya?
Nubia
What is the northern region of productive farm land that is also Italy's industrial center and is very important to Italy's economy?
It's the Po Valley
How much land do you need to be called a farmer?
For being a farmer there is no need to have your own land
What is intensive cultivation?
It's when highly productive grains are introduced to an area causing the land to work harder. Working the land harder eventually leads to the deterioration of the soil, erosion, and the decreased productivity of the land as a whole. It's when a farmer uses up all land available because not much land is available to farm on.
Desertification is the process of making the desert green by turning it into productive agricultural land?
No, desertification is turning productive land into desert.
