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What did the Aztec call the raised fields they created?
The Aztec called the raised fields they created "chinampas." These were man-made rectangular islands used for agriculture in the shallow lakes of the Valley of Mexico. They were used to grow crops such as maize, beans, and squash.
What do you call someone who is shallow but calls others shallow?
Hypocritical
What do you call a grown mealworm?
you call it a...jakersmith
What do you call a grown person?
A grown person is typically referred to as an adult.
What does Japan produce?
Japan's main form of agriculture is intensive subsistence. This includes Wet Rice Dominant, rice grown in nursery and moved into a wet land (swamp or "paddy" as we incorrectly call it), and Non Wet Rice Dominant, rice grown in field and artificially flooded There is also a minimal herding of livestock, and some forestry.
What do you call a place where nuts are grown?
An orchard, just like where fruit is grown.
What do you call a field where grass is grown for hay?
A field where grass is grown for hay is commonly referred to as a "hayfield." These fields are specifically cultivated to produce grasses or legumes that are harvested, dried, and stored for animal feed. Proper management of hayfields is essential to ensure the quality and yield of the hay produced.
What do we call the place where grapes grown for wine?
the place where grapes are grown is called vineyard
What do you call a shallow sea-bed bordering a continent?
Continental shelf
What do you call a grown up kid?
A goat.
What do you call a grown up trout?
Cat
What do you call the place where grapes are grown?
vineyard
