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What is the process in which water is collected and distributed to crops called?
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∙ 7y ago
It is crop irrigation.
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What is Process of collecting and disturbing crops?
The process of collecting crops is called "harvesting". However there is no place in agriculture for "disturbing" crops.
What is the process of growing crops in a nutrient solution called?
Hydroponics.
The process of growing crops in a nutrient solution is called?
Hydroponics.
What do farmers in lose their crops too?
mainly the crops were collected to pay for the taxes.
What is a process of supplying water to areas of land to make them suitable for growing crops called?
It is called irrigation.
What process of supplying water to areas of land to make them suitable for growing crops is called?
It is called irrigation.
The process of bringing water to dry land so that crops can be grown on it is called what?
Irrigation
The process of supplying water to areas of land to make them suitable for growing crops is called?
Irrigation
What is the process called of splitting existing plants into two and replanting both parts to propogate crops?
Cloning
What causes the people of Mesopotamia to develop a system of irrigation?
In a very low rainfall area, reliant on floodwaters from the upper Tigris and Euphrates Rivers, the irrigation channels allowed the floodwaters to be collected and distributed across the flood plains to provide the crops to provide for a large and growing population sustained by agriculture.
What does the term agriculture mean?
A process of planting, growing and producing food. For example, a farmer plants corn and barley, he then harvests the crops and takes it to the market, where is distributed to the grocery stores for sale and to the food production companies, where its used to manufacture hundreds of different types of food. Agriculture means Cultivating, farming, and raising crops.
What would Spartans do if they couldn't grow crops.?
The Spartans did not grow crops. The serf population (helots) were obliged to deliver half their produce to the Spartan state, which distributed it to the Spartan citizens.
