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The St. Lawrence Lowlands were carved out by the glaciers. Since the region is considered as a lowland region, the region contains rich soils of clay, sand, and gravel.
Cherries, Peaches, Plums, Berries, Apples
Some key products in Region IV-B, also known as MIMAROPA, include rice, coconut, abaca, and fish. The region is known for its agricultural activities, particularly coconut farming, which leads to products like copra and coconut-based goods. Fishing is also a significant industry, with various types of fish being caught for local consumption and export.
we found crops sugarcane fruits and vegetables
Bidundi Lowland Region
rice, rootcrops, corn, vegetables, fruits, coconuts, and sugarcane
How do we protect our great lake st. Lawrence lowland
Sometimes but usually the CA produce barbie dolls.
Large areas of land used for growing fruits and vegetables can be found in states like New Jersey, Delaware, and Maryland in the middle Atlantic region. These states have a long history of agricultural production and favorable climate conditions for growing a variety of crops.
The great lakes St Lawrence lowland region natural resources are zinc,lead,farming and more.
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Within the Great Lakes/St Lawrence Lowland region there are lots of natural resources. It has rich fertile level land for agriculture. It also is the second largest farming area in all of Canada. Some of the crops grown in Western Ontario and Southern Quebec are tobacco, peaches, cherries, grapes , apples, hay, vegetables, such as carrots, corn, onions, beets, peas and beans. St Lawrence lowland has lots of ranching which supply butter cheese and meat for the region. The number one resource is fresh water.