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What did the Nile River do to enrich the soil so that crops could be planted?
Flooded.
What were some disadvantage the Egyptians had to living near the Nile?
they have to face there crops dieing
In Egypt when were the crops planted?
The egyptions planted crops in Giza.
What did farmers do in ancient Egypt?
The Nile was extremely important. Without the Nile flooding every spring farmer's could not grow their crops! If there was too much water the crops would be destroyed. If there was not enough there would be a famine.
Why was the Nile suited for settlement?
The overflow of the Nile provides both water, and fertilizing silt for the use of the farmers who grow crops near the bank of the river.
How was flooding useful for ancient Egyptians?
it was good for crops near the nile river since water was scarce
How did Egypt supply food for all of its people?
The Nile River Valley had fertile soil, in which the Egyptians planted and cultivated their crops. Since the Nile River works almost like clockwork, they knew when the Nile was going to flood each year so they knew when to plant.
How do you use cash crops in a sentence?
Cash crops are planted, so when it is fully planted it is either traded or sold.
Why did the Egyptians live near the nile?
Because the Egyptians wanted to have good crops. And because the bank of the river Nile is usually moist the crops would grow brilliantly.
How did civilization developed food production in Egypt?
well the Egyptian people found out about growing wegetables and fruit ao the plant the plants near the nile because the nile flooded annually and the crops and food grew well Vincent.t well the Egyptian people found out about growing wegetables and fruit so the plant the plants near the nile because the nile flooded annually and the crops and food grew well Vincent.t
When are winter crops planted?
because they are mariana
When are jute crops planted?
After onset of monsoon
