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What was William Farrer famous for?
he was a wheat breeder, he discovered that austrailan wheat problem was due to rust
Which crop is MOST common in the Great Plains?
corn, pinto beans, potatoes, sunflowers, and wheat.
What do colonial brooms look like?
they have a limb for the handel and staw or wheat for the bristles. they have a limb for the handel and straw or wheat for the bristles. shutup Eathen
Grains grown in the bread colonies wheat corn rye and?
flax
What was georges washingtons main cash crop?
washington changes his cash crop from tobacco to wheat in time between 1761-1775
Where is Canada's wheat-farming area?
Canada's major Wheat-Farming areas are in the west in the region of Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta. These three provinces are called the Prairie Provinces.
What are the exports for provinces of Canada?
Wheat
Which three provinces are loacted within the dreat plains region of Canada and supply most of its agriculturaL Production?
The three Prairie provinces of Canada Alberta, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan.
What state in Canada is the leading producer of wheat?
There are no states in Canada, there are provinces and territories.Saskatchewan is the province that produces the most wheat in Canada.
What is one of the Canadian provinces that produce wheat and beef?
Alberta
Which Canadian provinces produce the most wheat?
Saskatchewan
In what provinces of Canada do we harvest wheat?
In canada our soil is great for farming , so it is no problem for growing wheat hereAnswer:Wheat farming in Canada is mainly associated with the Prairie Provinces of Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba although some is grown in Ontario. There are two broad categories of wheat varieties:durum (used by the pasta industry)non-durum (used by either the milling industry or the livestock feed industry).Average annual production of all types of wheat in Canada from 1997-2001 was around 24.5 million tons.
What natural region of Canada is mainly used for agriculture?
The prairies of the central provinces are mainly agriculture. Apart from other plants these 3 provinces, Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta produce almost half as much wheat as the entire USA .
Why does Canada produce wheat?
To sell... Why else?
What are three items the Roman Empire collected from other provinces?
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What does the prairie provinces provide to most of Canada?
mostly wheat (grain, barley, canola), and meat. Sometimes dairy.
Which three provinces of Canada are good agricultural areas?
That would be the three prairie provinces of Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba. Saskatchewan's main industry is Wheat, where Alberta's main industry is Oil, so for agricultural needs Saskatchewan would probably be your best bet. However, Alberta has cheaper prices and no PST taxes.
