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What do they grow in Italy?
grapes
Do they grow grapes in Italy?
grapes grow in the winter and get harvested in summer
What grows in Italy?
The things that grow in Italy include the same things that are grown in other areas like olives, wheat, rice, garlic, and other vegetables. Grapes also grow in Italy, where they grow wine grapes.
What's in Italy?
The things that grow in Italy include the same things that are grown in other areas like olives, wheat, rice, garlic, and other vegetables. Grapes also grow in Italy, where they grow wine grapes.
Who taught the Romans to grow grapes and olives?
italy
What grows naturally in Italy?
Usually olives, citrus friut, grapes, and grain grow well in Italy.
What's north Italy like?
Industrialized. Good soil to grow grapes and olives and other products. Nice part of Italy.
What foods does Italy grow?
It depends on the region but a large majority of Italy grows grapes to make into wine.They also grow alot of corn and hay, both used primarily for cows, and also grow a bit wheat, corn, and tomatoes among many other things.
What is the typical terrain and vegetation of Molise Italy?
The typical terrain of Molise, Italy is a coastal lowland. Olives and grapes are among the plants that grow there.
Where do grapes grow in Europe?
Grapes are most commonly grown in the south of Europe and other warm parts. Places like France, Spain, Germany and Italy.
The effects Climate has on Italy Food?
your gay Grapes (for instance) need the climate Italy does so that they can grow... (btw that was a rude comment *to person who answered before...*)
What do farmers grow in Tuscany Italy?
In Italy they farm alot of things such as wheat (to make pasta and pizza), and they have dairy farms to make cheeses and milk (for ice cream and toppings for pizza), They grow olives, grapes ( for their famous wines) and tomatoes (for pizza topping)
