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What is it called when Burning the stumps to release the nutrients into the soil needed to grow crops?
This process is called slash-and-burn farming. It involves cutting down vegetation, including the stumps, and burning them to release nutrients into the soil for planting crops.
What are the after effects of a volcano?
The lava of volcanoes nourish the soil after an eruption. Farmers find that they can easily grow crops and make a nice living after an eruption.
Why should farmers know the pH of the soil?
Knowing the pH value, enables the farmer to treat the soil to make it more acidic or alkaline - in order to make it suitable for the crops he wants to grow.
What fruit crops can be grown in black cotton soil?
Black cotton soil is very suitable for the growth of cotton, jowar, wheat, linseed, ground nut and gram. In horticulture crops - Mango, Sapota, Guava and Banana are main fruit crops and vegetables like Peas, Brinjal, Tomato, Green chilli etc. are grown.
What kinds of plants grow on rocks?
Plants that grow on rocks are called lithophytes and include species like mosses, lichens, succulents, and certain ferns. These plants have adapted to thrive in harsh conditions with limited soil by obtaining nutrients and water from the rocks they grow on. They are often found in rocky outcrops, cliffs, and other rocky habitats.
Was it easy to grow crops in ancient Greece?
Much of Greek land is rocky with poor soil. As a result, barley was preferred to wheat as it produced more grain.
What are three crops that grow well in greeces soil?
The main agricultural crops in Greece include corn, olives, wheat, sugar beets, barley and olive oil. Greece is the leading source in the agricultural industry.
What three crops grew well in Greece's soil?
what three crops grew in Greece soil
How did the mountains effect the Greek life?
It made it hard to grow some types of crops back then and ancient Greece was a peninsula(look it up)
What type of soil is in the state of Vermont?
Vermont has a state soil! It is called tunbridge. Vermont has mountains and rocky soil. It also has many slopes which make it difficult to grow crops.
What is it mean not fertile enough to grow crops?
It means the soil doesn't have the nutrients or quality suitable to grow crops in. It can be too sandy or too rocky or too clayey. But, just because a soil is not fertile enough to grow crops with doesn't mean it's not good enough to be used to grow fodder, range or pasture for livestock to graze.
What crops grow with no soil?
Hydroponic crops are grown in water with no soil. Most orchids also do not grow in soil.
What crops grow in chalky soil?
crops grown in chalky soil
Because Greece has a dry climate which crops do the grow there corn and wheat rice and beans or olives grapes and grains?
Olives, grapes, and grains like barley and wheat are crops commonly grown in Greece due to its Mediterranean climate. These crops thrive in the warm, sunny conditions and are well-suited to the rocky, hilly terrain found in many parts of the country. Corn, rice, and beans are not as commonly grown in Greece due to the climate and soil conditions not being ideal for these crops.
What is the state soil in Portugal?
The soil in Portugal is mostly rocky, sandy, arid and acidic. It is better suited to crops like olives, forests, and cork. In addition, the climate is dry so it is difficult to grow crops without irrigation.
Why do Indian farmers grow wheat?
Wheat and corn are two of the easiest crops to grow in almost any soil, rocky or not. It can also be made into smaller products to "ship" for trading.
Why crops are dependent on different types of soil?
Crops are dependent on different types of soil, because the acidity of the soil will define what crops can grow in it.
