They abandon farming because the harsh Canadian climate was to harsh with long winters and also fur trapping and trading was goodly priced.
well... New France is in Canada where the growing season is very short also the soil is rocky and hard... since there is a lot of iron ore.
farming and trading goods with other countries.
either farming or trading is the answer
they remained focus on farming and trading
In New England, growing season was short and the terrain wasn't suitable. That's why many farmers practiced subsistence farming to produce enough for themselves, and sometimes a little extra for trading in town. It was a small scale of farming.
well... New France is in Canada where the growing season is very short also the soil is rocky and hard... since there is a lot of iron ore.
Farming in rich soil Blacksmiths Cash Crops Fur trapping and trading Shipbuilders Subsistance farming /> farmer.
Some are and idk if this is all of them but some are blacksmith, cobbler, farmer, lawyer, fisherman, tavern owner, and ship channdler.
trapping and trading
Fur trapping and trading
The main source of income in Colonial New Jersey was farming. Colonists also made money by fur trapping, lumber trading, the slave trade, and owning general stores.
Farming and trading
Trading, farming and fishing.
New Laws ; English judges brought in common law New Settlers ; by 1640 English and Scottish settlers had come to Ulster .Gaelic Irish people remained farming the land but very few owned any land. New Religions; Most settlers were Protestant Scottish settlers were Presbyterian ( followers of Calvin) and the English settlers were Anglican (church of Ireland) Others are New ways of farming and trading & new towns & new houses ! :):)
farming
people in Virginia made ther living by farming and trading.
They combined farming, fishing, trading, artisans, artists, warriors.