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Corn, Soybeans, Cotton, Rice, and Wheat
Cotton cloth
Tobacco was grown before cotton became king. Eli Whitney's cotton gin was an important step into making cotton a marketable crop. Before growing cash crops, farmers grew food crops and plants to feed livestock.
Cotton is a warm weather plant. It grows in southern states and in central California. I live in central California and today I think we grow more cotton than is grown in the south. We have fields and fields of cotton.
It helped us because it led to a great increase production of the short-stable cotton grown in muck of the south making the region prosperous
Corn, Soybeans, Cotton, Rice, and Wheat
Corn, soybeans, cotton, rice, and wheat are major crops grown in the Southeastern United States.
In the US it usually is.
Corn (maize), soybeans, wheat, hay, and sorghum.
The major food crops grown in the US are corn, soybeans and wheat in that order.
Beleive it or not but its..... Cotton
most cotton for denim is grown in the US, there are cotton bushes that are when in season look like cotton balls, then the cotton is turned into thread and woven to turn to denim
They were wheat, cotton, Barley and corn corn was the biggest crop along with cotton
The US textile industry was built around the growing of cotton. Some large cotton farms were known as plantations.
It has been grown for over 300 years in the US. Mostly because its used for clothing and that means less stuff we need to import and more we can export.
Either cotton or sugar....not sure.
Cotton was a major antebellum US crop, grown almost exclusively in what were considered to be "slave" states. Textile mills in the US's northwest and markets abroad such as England provided wealth that benefited the entire US. When the US Civil War broke out, the Southern "cotton" states lost a great deal of sales from the Northeast and from Europe due to the Union blockade of Southern ports.