corn and grain mostly
they pumped water to crops
Western farmers primarily sold wheat as their main cash crop. The expansive plains provided ideal conditions for wheat cultivation, making it a staple in the agricultural economy. Additionally, corn and barley were also significant cash crops in certain regions, but wheat dominated due to its high demand both domestically and internationally. This focus on cash crops helped drive economic growth in the western United States.
over grazing of the plains.
One reason for the end of the western cattle bonanza was--overgrazing of the plains. (NovaNet)
Spring crops: barley, vetches, oats, peas, and beans. Fall crops: wheat and rye. These are just a few examples, but it varied by location and necessity.
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Plains are special because animals roam there and farmers grow there crops there.
There is 5 effects that the settlement had on the Western Plains. The 5 effect are farming, crops, railroads, people and money.
they grow crops and many animals homes are their
grow crops
they grow crops and many animals homes are their
The central plains does have enough precipitation to grow crops, with average annual rainfall between 20-30". The central plains is the hottest in the state, with temperatures sometimes as high as 114-120 degrees Fahrenheit.
The answer is the soil on plains and plateaus provide their crops with rich soiling grounds for them to grow.
The Kiowa were typical Plains nomads and they grew no crops of any kind. They gathered wild plant foods in season.
because it has lots of rain to let the crops grow faster then usual
steel plow
because the land is very fertile.