In a local market.
In the colonies.
Colonial surplus grain from the middle colonies was sold to the West Indies and other colonies, and many other countries, except England. In order to protect its own producers, England discouraged grain Purchases from the colonies by the imposition of heavy duties on colonial grain.
Colonial surplus grain from the middle colonies was sold to the West Indies and other colonies, and many other countries, except England. In order to protect its own producers, England discouraged grain Purchases from the colonies by the imposition of heavy duties on colonial grain.
Farmers in the middle colonies were able to produce a surplus due to the region's fertile soil and favorable climate, which supported diverse crops such as wheat, corn, and barley. The availability of rivers for transportation facilitated trade, allowing farmers to sell their excess produce. Additionally, the middle colonies had a mix of small and large farms, which enabled economies of scale and efficient production methods. This agricultural abundance became a key factor in the economic growth of the region.
The middle Colonies sold Tobacco and iron to many places.
No they did not!
they would sell bread wheat and other foods
they would sell bread wheat and other foods
Delaware river
You can sell the surplus of crops for money.
the meaing of sell is meaning
The middle colonies were able to produce and sell more while new England had a harsher climate and bad soil making them subsistence farmers