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The Fremont people, who inhabited the Great Basin region of the United States, did not solely rely on the food they farmed. While they cultivated crops such as corn, beans, and squash, they also supplemented their diet with wild resources, including nuts, seeds, and game. This diverse diet allowed them to adapt to the varying environmental conditions of their region. Thus, their subsistence strategy was a combination of agriculture and foraging.
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What kind of rice do Niger people eat?
usually normal rice that they have farmed only the rich could afford to buy
Only about A of China and land can be farmed because mountains and deserts cover most of the land.?
Only about 10-15% of China's land can be farmed due to the extensive coverage of mountains and deserts. The diverse topography limits arable land, concentrating agricultural activities in river valleys and plains, particularly in the eastern regions. This geographical constraint poses challenges for food production and has significant implications for China's food security.
What percent of the Netherlands is farmland?
The 64% of the area is indeed farmland; however, it is farmed by only 2% of the population. The 64% of the area is indeed farmland; however, it is farmed by only 2% of the population. A+ answer =6
What are the similarities between ancient and new people?
The only similarities between societies in todays first world nations, and the first Neolithic villages is that both societies were composed of people, and some of those people farmed.
How can you as a chef change the impact of the current endangered fish situation?
Only buy farmed fish and no flake ( shark meat ) or shark fins since they are endangered and are not farmed.
What did chavin eat?
They only ate what they farmed. they also fished but that was very rare.
Is it possible to meet food requirement through organic farming?
If you mean can a single individual meet nutrition requirements while only eating organically farmed foods... yes. If you mean can organic farming supply sufficient food to meet the world's nutritional requirements... not without massive lifestyle changes by large numbers of people, and possibly not even then.
How did the agriculture revolution change the way people farmed their farm?
Farmers raised less food on larger plots of land
What did people do for fun in the 1890s?
they would go to coney island or watch/ play baseball. as people had more time because they were not working on farms and were only doing one job, they would be able to have more "fun."
Who believed that as the labor force increases extra food will only be produced by farming less fertile soil?
Malthus is the person who believed that less fertile soil would need to be farmed if the labor force increased. This is because he thought the fertile soil would not produce enough food.
How do you eat food in patapon?
You can't. Food is only used to make more patapon people.
How do you use subsistence in a sentence?
Bob was a subsistence farmer, meaning he only farmed enough for himself and his family to survive.
