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Which South American country raises the most cattle?
- Canada - United States - Mexico - Brazil - Uruguay - South Africa - Japan - China - Mongolia - England - Scotland - Ireland - France - Luxemburg - Turkey - Afghanistan - Saudi Arabia - India - Phillipines - Algeria And many many more. ALL countries in the world raise cattle; the only CONTINENT that does not have cattle is Antarctica.
How much do cattle ranchers in the rainforest destroy in a day?
None. Ranchers don't raise their cattle in the rainforest. They raise their cattle on land that was once rainforest, and deforested for reasons either for making more land for more cattle, or more land to grow more crops from palm oil to soybeans.
How was the cattle kingdom?
The cattle kingdom was significant because it helped the US expand in to the western territories. More people headed to the western part of the US to raise cattle.
Is Bolivia smaller than Venezuela?
Brazil is much bigger than England, About the size of Europe and just one of its states (Sao Paulo) has more population than the British Isles
What advantages did ranching have over farming?
ranches raise animals like cows, cattle and more
What are South America's major countries?
There are many ways to calculate this, but the major two are definitely Brazil and Argentina: Brazil, Argentina, and Venezuela are the more economically powerful ones. Brazil, Colombia, and Argentina are the more heavily populated ones. Brazil, Argentina, and Peru are the more larger ones. Chile, Argentina, and Uruguay are the more developed nations.
What are the only two countries in South America?
There are more then two countries in South America: Some are: Brazil Colombia Peru Argentina Venezuela
What is a ranch used for?
To raise and breed livestock, particularly horses, sheep or cattle on a more extensive scale than farms do.
Which country in South America is about 91 percent urbanized?
There are five highly urbanized countries in South America. They are Venezuela, Uruguay, Argentina, Chile, and Brazil. All of these countries have an urban population of around 85 percent or more.
What country do the Amazon River flow throw?
The Amazon River goes through 6 countries. Brazil, Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Venezuela. The actual Amazon River starts and ends in Brazil, but it's tributaries, rivers that are branched off the Amazon River, have different names and go through more than one country. Except they only go through those 6 countries.
What are the 5 countries in the southern hemisphere?
Bolivia, Brazil, Honduras, Paraguay, and Venezuela
Who is the leading producer of cattle in North America?
Nebraska is the leading cattle producer in north America.
