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The most valuable resource of the Midwest is what?
Fertile soil
Most of the Midwest has fertile soil and relatively?
flat land
What combines with particles of weathered bedrock to make the fertile soil of the Midwest?
Remains of plants and animals
What makes up the fertile soil and flat land of the Midwest?
why is flat land better than mountains? and if you read this respond quickly
When can you say that the soil is fertile?
it can soil that the soilis fertile
What is the most valuable resource of the Midwest?
Fertile soil
The most valuable resource of the Midwest is what?
Fertile soil
Most of the Midwest has fertile soil and relatively?
flat land
What are products in the Midwest?
fertile soil and flat lands so its easy to farm.
What are the foods in the Midwest?
fertile soil and flat lands so its easy to farm.
What are products produced in the Midwest?
fertile soil and flat lands so its easy to farm.
What combines with particles of weathered bedrock to make the fertile soil of the Midwest?
Remains of plants and animals
What makes the Midwest the United States farm belt?
The fertile soil, built up over thousands of years, makes the Midwest the "breadbasket" of the country.
How do people make a living in Midwest?
They farm because they are called the u.s's "breadbasket". They have the most fertile soil and water sources perfect for farming. The Midwest used to be a place for manufacturing cars.
Why is agriculture the leading economic activity of the Midwest?
The Midwest has very fertile soil and good rain plus a good amount of sunlight for plants to survive. Therefore, alot of agriculture is grown there.
What makes up the fertile soil and flat land of the Midwest?
why is flat land better than mountains? and if you read this respond quickly
What yearly event brought fertile soil for Egyptian farmers?
The yearly event was the flooding of the Nile River. As the river flooded, it deposited nutrient-rich silt onto the surrounding land, providing fertile soil for Egyptian farmers to grow their crops.
