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Prairie soil will be best for growing crops.
The best biome in Minnesota for growing crops is the Prairie Grassland Biome because it's soil is really rich and fertile
where would the perfect biome be for growing crops and raising cattle and sheep
temperate forest and grassland
It has all sorts of crops since there were flat lands for growing.
Actually, unless the rain forest is cleared there are no crops in the forest. The soil of the rain forest is not good for growing crops once the land is cleared of trees. The ecosystem of the rain forest is a special place. Some do try to clear the forest and plant crops like potatoes and coffee beans, but it is hard to sustain them for long periods of time.
the prairie is a good place to raise crops because their is lots of sunshine.
It isn’t impossible if the land is cleared, but the land is not good for growing crops. The soil doesn’t provide the right minerals for crops.
region of western Canada
The reason is because Northern India had much fertile soil which was ideal for growing crops and raising animals
Farmers in the Southern Colonies concentrated on growing cash crops like tobacco, rice, and indigo because these crops were profitable and in high demand in Europe. The warm climate and fertile soil in the Southern Colonies also made it ideal for growing these cash crops. Additionally, the labor-intensive nature of cash crop cultivation lent itself well to the plantation system with enslaved labor.
the prairie is a good place to raise crops because their is lots of sunshine.