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In locations where it seldom rains farmers have to find a way of getting water from a source such as a pond, stream, or river to their fields. This is usually done with a pump and a series of pipes or hoses, or in some locations, by using buckets. Their crops are then watered by means of irrigation ditches. This is known as "Wet Farming."
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Female farming systems are?
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What is the antonym of dry farming?
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Why has tidewater always been a good area for farming?
Because it is always wet in the in the area
What is the antonym of dry?
Antonyms usually refer to a single word, but the opposite of "dry farming" would essentially be an unfarmable swamp. However, "wet farming" is essentially irrigated farming. Pick the one you like best.
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life
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it was always wet and rockey bairly any fertil soil
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How did the geography of New England make farming difficult for the colonists?
Blah blah blah
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