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What popular Chinese crop became a popular drink?
rice
What is double-crop?
cropping an image two times
What was a major Chinese crop?
Rice- Rice was the major crop because it feed a lot of people and there was and is a lot of fertile land for growing this crop.Silk- Silk was also a major crop because it was beautiful and no other country knew how to make it.(Im not sure about the Silk being a crop, though)
What kinds of crop were grown in Ancient China?
Most ancient Chinese farmers would grow rice
What were the most popular crops in ancient Chinese?
the most popular crop is rice they have rice farm every ware
Does taro grow in Mexico?
It is not a common crop but yes, some communities in Mexico - specially of Brazilian and Chinese origin - cultivate them.
What was the most common crop grown in the southern part of china was what?
The most common crop grown in the southern part of China is rice. The region's warm and wet climate is ideal for growing this staple crop, which has been a key part of Chinese cuisine and culture for thousands of years.
What is the practice of growing two or more crops in the same field in a given year?
crop rotation
Double cropping decreases overall crop yield?
False. Double-cropping actually increases overall crop yield. Each one of the two crops may yield a little less than if it were grown by itself, but when they are added together, the total is much more than either by itself.
How can I prevent crop tops from rolling up while wearing them?
To prevent crop tops from rolling up while wearing them, you can try wearing high-waisted bottoms, using fashion tape or double-sided tape to secure the hem, or choosing a crop top with a snugger fit.
How did Confucianism prove to be a disadvantage for the Chinese?
They discarded the foreign ideas as a result they didn't borrow ideas and neither did they learn how to use animal labor for crop cultivation.
What does double crop mean?
It means to produce two crops in one growing season. One example would be planting winter wheat in the autumn, then a crop of soybeans in the summer after the wheat is harvested and harvest those in the autumn.
