What are some influences on what crops can be farmed in a region?

some chickens are farmed for egg and some are farmed for meat

the main ones are hay and potatoes but there is also apples peaches corn and some others

Mayans farmed simply. because the whether was hot their crops would dry and need water, so they used to trade some of the soil from their highlands to their lowlands so they would both grow.

some are :forestry,mining crops and fishing

These are somethings that grow in the northeastern region; wheat flowers corn stalks

Peasants farmed for the land owners, or farmed their own land and sold the crops. They worked for the royal families and some took care of the land owners animals( horses, pigs, chickens and cows).

None. Washington DC has no agricultural industry within its 63 square miles. All foods are farmed elsewhere and then transported to Washington DC for resale. There are some community garden plots, but these are for private consumption.

corn, soybeans, wheat, potatoes...

Corn was grown in the Piedmont district or region. Some still grow it. See the interesting links below.

Colonial Delaware had an agricultural based economy. Some of their main cash crops included: wheat, rye, fruits, and vegetables. Most people only farmed for food, but extra crops were traded for cloth, brass, and other necessities.

I believe that the Georgians mainly farmed crops such as oats, wheat, and barley. They probably did some fishing, too .Also,meats,pasta( Anything to get us full)

sugar cane, cocoa, bananas, etc

Corn and wheat are the most common.

Most medieval farming was done on estates called manors. The manors had numbers of peasants living on them, and the peasants did the farming. The fields were divided according to use, with some being farmed strictly for the lord of the manor, some farmed by individual peasant families, and the majority farmed communally. A manor was usually intended to be as nearly self sufficient as possible, so all sorts of things were grown, including vines…

yes there are some influences

some peoplr farmed and trade for living.

Sugar cane plantations in the Caribbean provide the region's largest export crop. Other important export crops are bananas, citrus fruits, coffee, and spices.

well.. his early influences we're you :D

They didn't make money, Normally like today in some places of the world they were self sufficent. Meaning the farmed their own crops and grew their own gardens. Had farm animals etc.

All sorts of products, some natural, some farmed and some manufactured.

First off, who is her? And second, influences in what? Music, art, food , democracy?

Yes. Wind influences the pollination of crops and soil loss to wind erosion is a major problem in some places. Strong wind from storms can damage buildings and equipment on farms.

Whether canned salmon is wild or farmed depends on where the fresh salmon comes from. Some canned salmon is wild caught, some is farmed. The label on the can should say which.

some related crops are pomagranites, grapefruit, and apples

the central valley leads the nation in sales of such crops as raisins, grapes, walnuts, almonds, peaches, and olives.