Egypt occupies the north-east corner of Africa. Most of the country has a hot sub-tropical desert climate. Winters are without frost, but sufficiently cool for wheat. Rainfall is negligible. No crop can be grown in this climate without irrigation. In Upper Egypt, warmer means daily temperatures during winter restrict wheat yields. In Middle Egypt and the Nile Delta, winter temperatures are suitable for wheat.
Ancient Egyptians predominantly traded agricultural products such as wheat, barley, and flax. These crops were essential for sustenance and for the production of goods such as bread, beer, and linen. Other trade goods included papyrus, which was used for writing, and precious metals and stones like gold and turquoise.
Some of the crops that are grown in Egypt are pomegranates, grapes, and citrus fruits. Rice and cotton are also grown throughout the country.
In Ancient Egypt it was very popular to sell wheat and barley and papyrus.
There were three main crops grown by Ancient Egyptian farmers, wheat, barely and flax. They also grew vegetables including, marrows, beans, onions, lentils, leeks, radishes, garlic and lettuces. Also fruits like melons, dates and figs. Date palms and fig trees also provided shade for people and animals from the hot sun.
-Dates-Grapes -Watermelon
the two most grown goods in Egypt were wheat and barley
wheat.
Ancient Egyptians predominantly traded agricultural products such as wheat, barley, and flax. These crops were essential for sustenance and for the production of goods such as bread, beer, and linen. Other trade goods included papyrus, which was used for writing, and precious metals and stones like gold and turquoise.
Some of the crops that are grown in Egypt are pomegranates, grapes, and citrus fruits. Rice and cotton are also grown throughout the country.
Beans, cotton, onions, rice, and wheat are important crops grown in Egypt. In Roman times, Egypt was a major supplier of wheat for the Roman Empire.
In Ancient Egypt it was very popular to sell wheat and barley and papyrus.
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There were many. The main was Wheat.
papyrus, wheat, barely, emmer wheat, dates and flax
Olives, Corn, Grape, Wheat
wheat ,corn and yeah
5000 years ago in the middle east. Likely in Egypt.