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What are the examples of food crops and cash crops?
Food crops and cash crops are essentially quite similar to the other. Food crops are crops of plants like wheat, rice, corn, potatoes etc. that are raised and sold to other people as food. Cash crops are crops that are grown to be sold for income, such as those crops mentioned above as well as canola.
Major food crops such as corn wheat and rice are what type of crops?
Major food crops such as corn wheat and rice are staples
What is the difference between food crops and fodder crops?
Food crops are crops grown for human consumption such as vegetables and fruit. Fodder crops such as hay, corn, and sorghum are grown for livestock to eat.
Cash crops and food crops with pictures?
cash crops are the crops that are grown to earn money
How does the food crops became stable to the people where the grow?
= How does the food crops became stable to the people where the grow? =
What are food crops?
Food crops are plants that are grown specifically to be consumed as food by humans or animals. Examples include rice, wheat, corn, vegetables, fruits, and legumes. These crops provide essential nutrients and sustenance in our diets.
How did the introduction of cash crops effect the African people?
threat to food security as the cash crops needed more time and labour....the time for cash crops clashed with the food crops for the family
Why should we protect crops?
we should protect crops because with the help of crops we get food and etc
How does farmers help us?
well farmers farm crops, crops=food. and we kinda need food to live
How do people obtain food in Argentina?
you firebend the crops you firebend the crops
What crops Ghana grows?
The main food crops are corn, yams, cassava, and other root crops.
What are the examples of cash crops and food crops?
AnswerA cash crop would be something like cotton, soy beans or tobacco. A food crop would be wheat, corn etc. soy beans are used to extract soy oil / soy sauce which is sold in the market and not consumed by the farmer himself
