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What were the two main industries of Jamestown?
Tobacco and staple agriculture
The original plantation of crop of the upper South in colonial days was?
tobacco and staple agriculture
Did all the southern colonies eventually came to rely on staple crop plantation agriculture for their economic prosperity?
true.
What is systematic agriculture?
Systematic agriculture" is not a special agriculture term or jargon. It simply means agriculture done systematically as in a careful, purposeful way.
What is the meaning of Tennesee's state motto?
The Tennessee state motto is "Agriculture and commerce"
How do you say staple in Japanese?
If you mean the gadget, ホチキス /ho chi ki su/ means 'stapler' and ホチキス針 /ho chi ki su ha ri/ means 'staple(s)/staple rounds'. Less commonly used, but ステープル /su tee pu ru/ can also be used for both.
Are corn kernels seeds and how are they used in agriculture?
Yes, corn kernels are seeds. In agriculture, corn kernels are planted in rows to grow into corn plants. They are a staple crop used for food, animal feed, and various industrial products.
What country did oatmeal originate?
Porridge oats was the staple food of rural Scotland for many years. Porridge was the breakfast that sent the labourer to the fields. It was also the feed for horses that were the means of power in agriculture. Porridge oats is the modern name for oatmeal.
Why is rice important in Chinese culture?
Rice is a staple food in Chinese culture and is considered essential to daily meals. It symbolizes prosperity, fertility, and wealth. Additionally, rice cultivation has played a significant role in the development of Chinese agriculture and society.
What does this means les mets populaires in English about Gambia?
les mets populaires means staple foods, popular meals or courses in French.
Is wool a filament or a staple?
Wool is classified as a staple fiber. This means it is made up of shorter, individual strands rather than being continuous like filament fibers, such as silk. Staple fibers, including wool, are typically measured in inches or centimeters and are often spun together to create yarn. Wool's staple nature contributes to its texture and warmth in textiles.
Does Austria have free trade?
No, Austria has social trade. That means all goods except staple diet are free trade, but staple diet product prices are regulated by the state so that everyone can purchase them.
