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In 1779 what crop is the only one to have been grown commercially?
Dry rice, I am doing the MESAS Science contest and found it, I hope I win!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What is a crop grown only to sell?
cash crop
What are the only ancient crops still growing today in the US?
Amaranth is the only commercially grown "ancient" crop that I have heard of that is native to North America. It is high-protein and contains lysine. The things you learn dating a vegetarian...
Are oranges the only crop grown in Florida?
No oranges are not the only crop grown in Florida. They also grow: sugar, citrus, lettuce, tomatoes, peppers, and cucumbers, along with melons and potatoes.
What is an Australian nut?
The only commercially grown Australian native nut is the Macadamia Nut.
Where are watermelons grown?
Yes , but only one season, or crop, per year.
What crop is grown only along the coastlines of South Carolina and Georgia?
rice
What US crop is only grown in Hawaii?
It is the only US State that grows coffee on a commercial basis.
What was the first profitable crop grown by the Virginia colony?
Tobacco. It was not only a cash crop it was also used as the coin of the realm.
Large southern farms where only one crop was grown?
Planatations i think. If not, sorry I didn't help
What was the first crop to be grown commercially in SC?
Indigo flowers, were a popular dye in the late 1700's and early 1800's South Carolina made a HUGE profit off of this popular dye and was said to be the "only" thing to grow if you wanted money.
What is an example of monoculture in the US?
Example is that much of the corn grown in the US is grown as the only crop grown on a piece of land year after year. There is no crop rotation with other crops, so the land becomes depleted of nutrients that corn uses, and more dependent on fertilization, more dense, and lacking of forms of life.
