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"if you lose something and it returns to you, then it is yours. if it stays away, it was never yours to begin with."
"don't look back , thats the past. don't look forward, thats yet to come. now is a gift, thats why its called the present."
Thanks, Mr(s). Philosopher... ^^^
Anyway, Great Plains farming saw revolutionary changes with new machines, crops, pesticides and irrigation. These resulted in greater efficiency. In other words it took fewer farmers to produce the same amount of food. - ChaCha :)
What else can I help you with?
What might zebulon pike's description of the great plains have led to the idea that native americans east of the mississippi river be moved to the great plains?
Pike inaccurately describe the treeless Great Plains as a desert. This led many Americans to believe that the Plains were useless for farming. I hope this is answer helps :)
What are plains for?
farming and raising cows
What are Lexington plains landforms?
Lexington plains are broad, flat areas characterized by minimal elevation changes and gentle slopes. They are typically made up of grasslands or agricultural fields and are found in regions like Kentucky in the United States. These plains are ideal for farming and are important for food production.
What type of landform is most favorable for farming transportation and manufacturing?
plains :)
Did farming change the great plains?
yes
What are plains used for?
farming and raising cows
Why is the coastal plains best for farming?
yes
What kind of farming did they do on the great plains?
Dry
Coastal plains Industries?
farming and selling wheat are the industries in the coastal plains in africa
A method of farming developed in Utah and used throughout the Great Plains in the 19th century was?
Dry Farming was developed in Utah and used throughout the Great Plains.
How has human activity changed the great plains?
Farming
What are till plains used for?
farming and raising cows
