There are 2 agricultural regions close to the Mexico-California border: the Valley of Mexicali, where most crops need artificial irrigation, and the coast area. The coast area includes Tijuana, Tecate and Ensenada and has crops such as tomato, olives and beans. The Valley of Mexicali includes cash crops such as barley, cotton and grapevines.
Dairy products, Beef production and chilies.
San Diego was the California city that started as an agricultural settlement of the Messina. San Diego is on the Mexico/California border south of Los Angeles.
Tourism, which provides between 11 and 16% of the region's income.Commodity prices, as southern Mexico has a high dependence on agricultural products and cash crops as sources of income, between 15 and 20% of the region's income.
Gulf of California
Rapid industrialization coupled with lower prices for agricultural products.
In summary, it helped Mexico by easing the export of manufactured products into the United States; it also hurt Mexico by allowing the entry of many American and Canadian agricultural products which are very heavily subsidized, into Mexico.
In general terms:Canada: manufactured goods, industrial machinery, agricultural products and some fuels such as crude petroleum and natural gas.United States: capital goods, industrial supplies, consumer goods, agricultural products.Mexico: manufactured goods, oil and oil products, raw materials, agricultural products.
The Gulf of California separates the Baja California Peninsula from most of the rest of Mexico. Note that the peninsula is NOT part of the US state of California. It is part of Mexico.
No. In fact it is quite the other way around: Major exports from Chile to Mexico include copper and copper products, wood and agricultural products. Major exports from Mexico to Chile include electronic products, motor vehicles and parts and minerals such as molybdenum and phosphates.
Mexico, although it has many problems, also has great potential because of the natural resources it possesses including: oil, silver, agricultural products, and copper.
These include textiles, toys, natural resources besides agricultural products and refined oil products, fully-assembled motor vehicles or end-user products, such as consumer electronic and household items. Most of these items are already manufactured in Mexico and exported to the United States (such as motor vehicles) or are imported from Japan, China and South Korea (such as consumer electronics). See the related questions for the actual items traded between the United States and Mexico.
On the west coast of the US between Oregon and Baja California Mexico.