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What is indirect seeding?
Indirect seeding is planting seeds in a starter such as a pot. Once ready, you then transplant the plant to a more permanent location, whereas direct seeding you plant the seeds in a more permanent location.
What is a method of farming today?
ploughing, seeding, caring for crops, harvesting and processing
The practice of seeding fields with different crops each year and allowing a field to sometime lie fallow is called?
Crop rotation refers to the practice of seeding fields with different crops each year and allowing the field to sometime lie fallow.
What did Unoka find out from the oracle?
Unoka found out that no ancestor or god was angry at him, but his crops were failing because he was too lazy to clear new fields, and was instead seeding his crops on worn out soil.
Is the climate in Japan suitable for growing crops?
yes and they do
What types of crops are grown in antarctica?
As of now, no crops are grown in Antarctica since it is not suitable for cultivation.
What is a word to describe ground suitable for cattle not crops?
Rangeland
Which type of market is suitable for vegetable crops?
short term
What is the climate in the in southern colonies?
climate was suitable for warm weather crops :)
What is the antonym for the word harvest?
The opposite would be seeding, sowing, or planting.
What is upland seeding?
Upland seeding is the seeding of a rising or not level part of the Earth.
What Percent of the earths surface can you grow crops on?
Approximately 11% of the Earth's surface is suitable for growing crops. This usable land is primarily found in regions with favorable climates, soil conditions, and access to water for irrigation.
