Cereal grains, especially wheat, corn, and barley, are the most important crops in France and are grown mostly in the low fertile plains of the Paris Basin on about half of France's farmland. Sugar beets and oil seeds, mostly rape seed and sunflower seed, are also grown there. Dairy products, especially cheeses including brie, Camembert, and blue cheese, are produced in the northwest and along the eastern border. Beef cattle are raised mostly in eastern Brittany and the Massif Central. Wines are produced in many areas. A large variety of fruits and vegetables is grown in the Mediterranean region.
The region good for fishing and farming in France is Brittany
Better weather for farming.
Yes, there is tons of farming in France. France has been nicknamed one of the "bread baskets" of the world. It is the largest producer of agricultural products(food) in Europe. France has one of the richest, most arable soils in the world. So yes farming is a big part of France's economy.
The Habitants
l'agriculture
farming
France is in Europe. This question cannot be answered.
Farming and being a monks
A bit of both but generally commercial, subsistence farming is more common in LEDCs now a days and MEDCs usually have commercial farming.
tenant farming
Muslims do any kind of farming and there is no especial law for type of farming in Islam.
farming