Tobacco was the first cash crop in the English Colonies in America. The first to grow tobacco was John Rolfe of Jamestown. He brought tobacco seeds he had acquired in Trinidad . By 1612, he had harvested his initial crop to be exported to Europe.
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Virginia's first cash crop was and continues to be tobacco. It grows very well in the state and produces a great deal of money for them.
Sugarcane was not a major cash crop in the South. Some of the major cash crops were cotton and tobacco.
While the Northern colonies (and later states), relied on trade and industry as the main drivers of their economies, the Southern states, including Virginia, relied mainly on agriculture. Tobacco has been a major cash crop in North America since it was first colonized, and many tobacco plantations in Virginia can trace their history back hundreds of years.
Jamestown was best known for cash crop farming.
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Tundra doesn't grow crops, so there is no cash crop.
I believe tobacco was the first cash crop in the world
In North America (being Canada and the USA), it can be both, as well as a livestock feed crop.
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Colonial America's Most Important Cash Crop Was.....Cotton.
North Carolinians cash crop was tobacco, it was the leading cash crop. Ranked by acres planted, soybeans are first and corn is the second leading crop. Cotton was the state's leading crop until the early 1950s.
The main cash crop area for cotton is in the southern areas of north America.
Soybeans are the second largest crop in cash sales in the United States, and the largest value crop export.
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