No. Most of it is considered to be part of the Sonoran desert.
There are however, some regions within the peninsula with Mediterranean climate (Köppen climate classification Csb), good for wine growing and viticulture. In fact, the valley of Guadalupe in Baja California in one of the largest wine countries in Mexico.
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Yes, there is good farmland in states like California, Washington, and Oregon in the western US. These states have fertile soil, access to water for irrigation, and moderate climates that are conducive to a variety of crops. However, the availability and quality of farmland can vary within each state.
Because the Spaniards wanted to claim Baja (bah hah) and Alta California. ( The first answer is not good.)
Farmland Industries's motto is 'Good Food From the Heartland'.
No. Most of it lies within the Sonoran desert. There are however, certain regions an valleys within the peninsula with "Mediterranean climate" (Köppen Csb) which is ideal for grape and citric growing. One example is the Valley of Guadalupe, which is one of the most important wine countries in Mexico.
It is known as the Mexican central plateau. It is a highland with high volcanic activity, which tends to be good for crop growing.
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Hawaii has a lot of great farmland, and pineapples aplenty are grown there. There are a lot of farms on Hawaii.
Farmland is a place where farmers can grow food, which benefits people because we can buy it and have enough to eat.
The driving distance between Fresno, CA and Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico is approximately 355 miles. The driving time would be approximately 6 hours if you were to travel non-stop in good driving conditions. (The driving time does not take into consideration conditions which may extend trip time such as weather, road work and rush hour traffic in urban areas.)
It doesn't. Northern Mexico is dominated by the Sonoran and Chihuahuan deserts, and on a lesser degree, by both Sierra Madre mountain ranges. In general terms, all of northern Mexico (almost half the country) contributes with 29% (USD 8.4 billion out of USD 29.5 billion for 2013) of Mexico's agricultural output.
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