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Who traded in fur in the Northwest and bought farms in the Midwest?
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They were the Russians.
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they bought farms and sharecropped.
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either state farms, consumer farms, corporate owned farms, or family owned farms
Were the farms in middle colonies as large as the farms in southern colonies?
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What is the New York industries in the 1700s?
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How did some people profit during westward expansion?
land speculators bought huge area of land. then they sold part of the land to people who dremed of having farms and made profit.
What type of farms was common in the Midwest until 1980's?
Family farms
Where are the most common pig farms?
Midwest
What is a midwestern farmer?
A farmer that farms in the Midwest.
Why do so many products come from the Midwest?
That's where the farms are.
Why do so many food products come from the Midwest?
That's where the farms are.
Why did pioneer moving westward want to start farms in the Midwest?
because they found a bunch of land and builds homes,farms and more
Industries in the Midwest region?
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Who bought the grain from the egyptians?
Nobody bought them, there are farms in Egypt that make the grains, they trade the grains for items.
What do people grow on farms in the Midwest?
They grow a wide variety of crops, but the top four are corn, soybeans, wheat and hay.
What is the ticker symbol for Morningstar Farms?
Morningstar Farms does not have a ticker symbol of its own but the company that owns the brand does. Morningstar Farms is owned by the Kellogg Company which is traded under the symbol K on the New York Stock Exchange.
Where does pepperidge farm get their corn?
The corn comes from a variety of suppliers. US farms throughout the Midwest provide the corn. Since Pepperidge Farms does not use organic ingredients, there is a chance that GMO corn is used.
Where are cows pastured?
Cattle are located at farms and ranches. You can also find them in lots of states in the Midwest.
