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What group of islands has good soil that can be farmed and yield crops for both local consumption and export?
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What are some influences on what crops can be farmed in a region?
climate, soil structure, quality of workers available, ability to export and many more
Why were crops farmed inside a castle and outside?
Because you get more crops.
What is the center of agricultural?
The state of Sonora is Mexico's breadbasket, producing most cereal crops as well as other fruits and vegetables for internal consumption and for export.
What crops did the peasants farm?
Peasants typically farmed crops such as wheat, barley, oats, rye, peas, and beans. These crops were staples in their diet and provided essential nutrients for sustenance. Additionally, they often grew vegetables and fruits for their own consumption.
What did Sumerians farm?
they farmed lots of crops
What is the agricultural center of Mexico?
The state of Sonora is Mexico's breadbasket, producing most cereal crops as well as other fruits and vegetables for internal consumption and for export.
What does the midwestern productivity allows the US to do?
export crops to other countries
What is a cultivated resource?
A farmed resource (Crops/Livestock).
What do they farm in Australia?
There is a huge variety of animals and crops farmed in Australia. All types of livestock are farmed, as well as almost all types of fruits, vegetables and grain crops.
What did the men do in pioneer days?
Farmed, planted crops, reaped crops, hunted, fished, and protected the family.
What is on that is grown for export?
cash crops
Why do temperate grasslands get farmed for crops?
it has alot of grass and the dirt has moisture
