Mesopotamia's soil was fertile because of flood rains and overflowing rivers.
Fertile soil was created in the Mesopotamia from the melted snow and rain that would flow down towards the land.
The piece of land that connects Egypt and what was once Mesopotamia was formerly known as the Fertile Crescent. This is because the soil was very fertile.
Soil is good soil when its is like dark brown and blackish color which is a sign of rich soil full of nutrients.
The soil of grassland is good for farming because the soil is very rich.
The flooding in Mesopotamia brings silt which blends in with the soil, making it rich and good for farming.
fertile soil, which resulted in good crops, trade routes
They were in fertile river valleys that had good soil to farm on.
The Farmland was fertile and water was nearby
Mesopotamia's soil was fertile because of flood rains and overflowing rivers.
Biggest reason Egypt outlasted Mesopotamia was the Nile. The Nile's flooding kept Egypt's soil fertile. (and the fertile soil made Egypt a wealthy nation and good in international trade) And the Nile was easy to navigate.
Farming.
Because of the land and open space. It was a good place for growing crops because of the rich soil.
it has rich, fertile soil
overflowing rivers apex(:
overflowing rivers apex(:
They irrigated their soil by using the irrigation system that was first developed in ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia.