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Crops and livestock are concentrated in the southeastern quadrant of the Australian continent, but they extend to far more areas. They are found along the eastern seaboard and inland, and through the southwest. Prosperous livestock properties occupy thousands of square kilometres inland, including semi-arid areas.
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What did farmers grow quantities of?
Crops and livestock.
Where do crops grow in Australia?
in Australia
What are some of crops and livestock from Australia?
Australia's crops and livestock are sheep, cattle, pigs, wheat, barley, sorghum, safflower, sunflower, corn, rice, oats, chickpeas and many fruits and vegetables.
Which crops did convicts grow?
Convicts in Australia were often tasked with growing crops such as wheat, maize, barley, and potatoes for their own sustenance and to supply the settlements. They were also involved in livestock farming and clearing land for agricultural purposes.
Do crops grow on crops?
No. Some crops can grow IN crops, such as with the use of nurse crops, or purposely mixing two different types of crops (like barley with oats) in one field, mainly for the purpose of growing livestock feed.
Land in Australia is used how?
To live on? To grow food on, raise livestock on, to build places to sell the food and livestock we grow and raise. Same as America.
What do they farm in Australia?
There is a huge variety of animals and crops farmed in Australia. All types of livestock are farmed, as well as almost all types of fruits, vegetables and grain crops.
What does a farmer grow?
Wheat, corn, barley, livestock, legumes, lentils, oilseed crops, etc.
What is growing crops and raising livestock called?
Agriculture Science . Also known as, Farming or Ranching.
What kind of agriculture does Australia have?
Australia has many types of agriculture. Land use is primarily livestock such as sheep and cattle grazing. However, a great many crops are grown in Australia, such as cereal and grain crops, fruit trees, tropical fruits and vegetables.
What crop does the Iroquois grow?
Livestock feed corn and grain are the two largest crops grown in Indiana. Answer from a different answer site.
What is it mean not fertile enough to grow crops?
It means the soil doesn't have the nutrients or quality suitable to grow crops in. It can be too sandy or too rocky or too clayey. But, just because a soil is not fertile enough to grow crops with doesn't mean it's not good enough to be used to grow fodder, range or pasture for livestock to graze.
