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In Jamestown, the early settlers primarily focused on cultivating tobacco as a cash crop, but they did not extensively farm other crops such as wheat, corn, or rice initially. Although corn was present and utilized by Native Americans, it was not a primary crop for the settlers at first. Additionally, they did not engage in large-scale farming of fruits and vegetables, which were also important to the local Indigenous populations. The emphasis on tobacco ultimately shaped their agricultural practices and economic focus.

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