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∙ 12y agoThat depends on the individual farm. With most farms, it's about seeding and growing crops to harvest them in the fall and then selling that harvest to gain income. When there is livestock involved, these livestock are raised from the moment they arrive on the farm either by purchase or by birth, and are raised and fed (or grazed) until it is time to sell them. A farm works, therefore, by raising livestock and/or crops with the best care possible until it's time to sell them. Or, it works by raising crops and livestock for the sole purpose of feeding other people who cannot grow it themselves.
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What do the Maya farm?
maize
What do the hausas do?
The Hausa people farm beans, millet, rice, and maize.
Do the Mayan farm?
yes they farmed for maize, beans, squash, and other mexican foods
What did the Mayan Indians farm?
they farmed alot. they farmed squash, beans, maize and the raised cattle
What is a homophone for maize?
A homophone for "maize" is "maze." Both words sound the same but have different meanings.
What kinds of crops do the Yoruba raise?
The Hausa people farm beans, millet, rice, and maize.
Research paper on genetic transformation in maize?
what prevuious work has done on maize genetic transformation under biotic and abiotic stresses
What is the life cycle of a maize?
Maize Maize Maize
Can a 13-year-old work on a farm in Pennsylvania?
No, a 13 year old can not work on a farm in Pennsylvania unless the parents own the farm. A 14 year old can work on the farm after school hours.
How many people work in a dairy farm?
How many people work on a dairy farm?
What is maizeflower?
Maize flour is basically flour made from maize maize is a crop and wotsits are made from maize :)
How do people obtain foods?
Nowadays, mainly from shops. In rural areas people still subsistence farm so they have their livestock (such as chickens & cows) or crops (such as maize).
