Supplying crops for overseas export
During the earlier part of history, cash crops were used as a part of a farm's total yield. Today, especially in developed countries, almost all crops are cash crops. In non-developed nations cash crops are usually crops that attract demand in more developed nations, giving them more export value. A consequence of a failing cash crop is that a nation, region, or individual producer relying on one crop may suffer low prices should a cheaper crop, elsewhere, lead to excess supply on the global markets. This system is criticized by traditional farmers.
Traditional economy
traditional economy
Traditional
export crops to other countries
cash crops
Sugar cane plantations in the Caribbean provide the region's largest export crop. Other important export crops are bananas, citrus fruits, coffee, and spices.
Sugar cane plantations in the Caribbean provide the region's largest export crop. Other important export crops are bananas, citrus fruits, coffee, and spices.
brazil export many crops and also mines because they have many forests
As of 2014, Japan's main export is cars. However, they also export a decent amount of electronic goods and crops.
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cotton
bananas Argentina's farmers also grow enough corn and soybeans for export.
Supplying crops for overseas export
Crops that have been cultivated for a long period of time