it is grown in the ocean becuase it is called sea salt and it is is grown in grown in the sea
No. Salt is mined, not grown. A crop is something that is grown -- plants.
One food that is primarily grown in only one country is the "Himalayan pink salt," which is harvested from the Khewra Salt Mine in Pakistan. This salt is renowned for its unique pink color and mineral content, and the mine is one of the oldest in the world. While similar types of salt can be found elsewhere, the specific qualities and characteristics of Himalayan pink salt are closely tied to its geographic origin.
Salt Lake. Locally grown salt. Other than that they have nothing.
iodized wors better ---------------------- Any difference exist.
Salt is mainly harvested through the process of evaporation of salty water in large, shallow ponds known as salt pans. This can be found in various countries with suitable conditions for salt production, such as India, Australia, and the United States (among others).
Some seafood can be grown using aquaculture. For example, many species of fresh and salt water fish can be grown this way. Salmon is certainly one type, and can be raised either at in salt or fresh water. Shrimp of different species are also grown in fresh or salt water, depending on their needs. Catfish are grown in fresh water, as are crayfish. Mussels are grown in salt water by allowing them to attach to ropes, then lowering the ropes into places in the sea where they can get food and be harvested easily. Many other species can be grown with aquaculture. I suppose there are probably many species that cannot be grown this way profitably, and there are quite probably some that cannot be grown with aquaculture at all.
No. A salt crystal is not considered a living thing.
Strawberries are grown half of the country
In the Ocean stupids! ya moma
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Chapati is a bread from India. It isn't grown it's made.