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∙ 13y agoAlthough corn is grown in all 50 states, more than 80 percent of it comes from the section of the Midwest known as the Corn Belt
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Where was corn first domesticated?
Wheat is the first cereal to be cultivated by man.
When was the first crops grown in Mexico?
The first crops that were grown are corn, wheat, and rice.:)
Which state is home of the corn?
Corn was probably first cultivated in The Mexican state of Oaxaca, several thousand years ago.
Which crop is not cultivated in goa corn coconut or rice?
Corn
What crop is NOT cultivated in Goa?
Corn
What is the Andean grain cultivated by the Inca?
Corn
Is corn an old world crop?
Yes. Corn (maize) comes from the northern parts of what is now Mexico, and was first cultivated by some early mesoamerican tribes.
Which crop is not cultivated in goa?
There are many crops that are not cultivated in GOA. Some examples are; corn, coffee, tea, tobacco, rice, coconut and cashew.
What cereal is grown in half the cultivated land of Mexico?
It may not take half the cultivated land, but the largest crop in Mexico by far is corn (maize).
What plant produces corn?
Corn is produced by the plant called Zea mays. It is a type of grain plant that is cultivated for its edible seeds, which are commonly known as corn or maize.
What was the first crop grown in America?
The first crop grown in America was maize, also known as corn. Native American civilizations cultivated corn as a staple crop long before European settlers arrived. It played a vital role in the development of agriculture in the Americas.
If corn was first cultivated in South America Why do the Mediterranean States record corn as a food staple 12000 or more years ago In fact the Egytians grew corn where is the truth?
"Corn" or "maize"? Corn is the (or, was the) name for any grain in colonial and precolonial times. Maize was called "Indian corn" and eventually shortened to "corn", and now when we say "corn", that's what we refer to. Your mediterranean states and Egypt are probably not talking about maize.
