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It depends upon what is being grown. For example, the dry inner valleys of B.C. are the best place in Canada for growing grapes, and the prairies in Central Alberta, around Edmonton, are some of the most fertile in the country, making them excellent for cereal crops (such as wheat, rye, barley, etc.). Grapes would not grow well (if at all) in Central Alberta, as the winters are too cold, and the soils in the valleys of inner B.C. do not support cereal crops very well.
What else can I help you with?
Is the coldest vegetation region in Canada?
Tundra - Canada's most northerly vegetation region.
What is the southernmost vegetation region in Canada?
Tundra - the most north region in canada
What is Canada's most populated region?
Toronto
Where was the most rapidly growing region in the us by 1790?
Kentucky
Where was the most rapidly growing region in the US in the 1780?
kentucky
Where was the most rapidly growing region in the US in the 1790s?
Kentucky
Where was the most rapidly growing region in the US in 1780?
Kentucky
Why is the wildrose the symbol for Alberta?
Why is the Wild Rose the symbol of alberta?
What region and Canada has the most people in the most economic activity?
Toronto
What region in the us uses the most water?
canada
What land region covers half of Canada?
1/3 of CanadaNunavut
Which region of Georgia do most of the state's agricultural products come from?
Most of Georgia's agricultural products come from the Coastal Plain region in the southern part of the state. This region has a favorable climate and fertile soil, making it ideal for growing a variety of crops such as peanuts, pecans, and peaches.
