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Q: What crops are found along the Nile River?
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Why was nile river so important toagricalture?

Water was used from the River Nile to irrigate crops grown along the river banks.


What is the river Nile used for on land?

The land beside the River Nile is used for growing crops. The river floods every year.


What did irrigation do in Egypt?

Water taken from the River Nile is used to irrigate crops grown along the Nile valley.


What industries are found along your river river nile?

Catfish aquaculture.


What old city found in Mali is along the Nile River?

Mali is not and was never near the Nile River.


How did living on bank of the nile help farmers?

Farmers on the River Nile benefitted from the river's annual flood. The flood irrigated and fertilized the land along the Nile, making it possible for them to grow and harvest crops.


Why was irrigation important for people who lived along the Nile River?

Without it they could not grow crops.


Who lived along the Nile?

In the Ancient Egyptian period, Nobles lived along the River Nile, in huge villa's. This was a big opportunity as when the Nile flooded, it would be left behind with a trail of crops, or water for them to drink.


Who discovered that flooding of the nile river left rice soil for growing crops?

It is the European that found it


Where are the fertile lands in ancient Egypt?

The fertile parts of Egypt (present and past) are all along the Nile River.


What kind of ecology surrounds the Nile River?

The crops and the farm surround the river nile and every year in June and october the rains come and the river nile overflows and wets the crops


What do irrigation ditches in Egypt bring?

The Egyptian irrigation ditches brought water from the River Nile to water food crops growing along the Nile Valley.