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What areas are fruit and cattle found in Tasmania?
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Which fruit was Tasmania famous for?
Tasmania is where the green Granny Smith apple was developed.
What do Tasmania paddy melon animal eat?
fruit
Can you grow Lemonade fruit in Tasmania?
Lemonade fruit, also known as the "lemonade berry" or "Citrus limon," can be grown in Tasmania, particularly in the warmer northern regions. The climate in Tasmania varies, but areas with milder temperatures and sufficient sunlight are suitable for cultivating this fruit. However, it’s essential to protect the plants from frost and provide well-draining soil. With the right care, gardeners can successfully grow lemonade fruit in Tasmania.
Do they grow cherries in Tasmania?
Cherries are now amajorhorticulturalcrop in Tasmania. In 2000-01 the state produced 653 tonnes of the fruit and the industry is continuing to expand.
What fruit was Tasmainia famous for?
Apple. Tasmania was known as the Apple Isle, possibly still is.
Can you feed cattle vegetable peelings or any fruit?
Yes you can feed a cow fruit or peelings. In Yuma AZ. They fatten up cattle with dump truck loads of cantaloupe.
What are maines main exports?
Cattle, crops, fruit and oil.
How should one protect your orchard against cattle?
Fencing the orchard- however, cattle will not harm mature fruit trees.
What do starving people in Africa eat to survive?
Fruit, bugs, cattle and vegetation mainly.
What is Tasmania's land uses?
Tasmania's land uses include:commercial forestry - accounting for about 24% of land use in Tasmanianature conservation and National parksminingagriculture (crops, poppies for pharmaceutical uses, floral farms, vegetables)dairy and beef cattle, other livestockhydro-electric power generationFor more details on Tasmania's land uses, see the related link below.
What two commodities does Alabama produce the most of?
Alabama produces the most broiler chickens and cattle.
