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Why do people live in the east of china?
there is flat land, fertile soil, and a good climate. In the west, there are mountains plateaus and deserts with less rainfall and rivers.
Why were southern colonies best for farming?
The soil was very rich and moist, also, the land was fairly close to the water which gave it these characteristics.
Where did plant cultivation first begin?
Farming was started in the Fertile Crescent, in part of the Middle East. It covers Syria, Jordan, Lebanon, Iraq, Israel, and the Nile Delta northern region of Egypt. The Fertile Crescent is named this because it has very fertile soil and is more or less shaped like a crescent. This area is believed to be where civilization as we know it was started. For example, many ancient cultures such as the Mesopotamians, Phoenicians, Assyrians, and Israelites all were located inside this fertile area because of its proximity to water.
Who believed that as the labor force increases extra food will only be produced by farming less fertile soil?
Malthus is the person who believed that less fertile soil would need to be farmed if the labor force increased. This is because he thought the fertile soil would not produce enough food.
How did the geography of Greece differ from that of other ancient civilizations?
Greece was mountainous, and thus less than 20% of its land could be farmed for grains, although its climate was perfect for growing grapes (for wine), and olives (for olive oil). In the Fertile Crescent and Egypt, it was hot and dry, but the land was flat. Major rivers in the Fertile Crescent provided for peoples' irrigation needs, and the Nile River also provided water and fertile soil because of its annual floods. These areas could easily grow surplus grain.
Who settled Egypt?
Hunters and Gatherers from less fertile areas like northeast Asia
Land with a few crops will always have less?
fertile soil and water.
Why gilgit baltistan has less population?
1. It has lack of water.2. There is not any fertile land so that it has less population.
How did crop rotation improve farming?
They used less land. And kept the field fertile (healthy)
Can a tundra be called a forest desert?
ya u can call it....less fertile land due to low temperature
Why didn't food production start in fertile areas?
Food production did start in fertile areas, as fertile land provided the necessary conditions for agriculture to develop. However, in some cases, environmental factors or population pressure caused people to utilize less fertile areas for agriculture as well. Overall, fertile areas were often more suitable and productive for crop cultivation.
What are the advantages of deforestation?
it helps you use the wood from the trees You can use the land cleared to grow and plant crops, a disadvantage of this is that the land from where the trees were is less fertile than the other land so won't grow as quick or as well!
Why do people live in the east of china?
there is flat land, fertile soil, and a good climate. In the west, there are mountains plateaus and deserts with less rainfall and rivers.
What section of the US has fertile land that is least abundant?
The Western United States, particularly areas like the desert southwest and mountainous regions, generally have less fertile land compared to other parts of the country like the Midwest or Southeast. Factors such as arid climates, poor soil quality, and rugged terrain contribute to the limited fertility of land in these regions.
Does slash and burn make the ground fertile?
Slash and burn agriculture involves cutting down and burning vegetation to clear land for planting. While this method temporarily enriches the soil with nutrient-rich ashes, it can lead to long-term soil degradation and erosion, making the land less fertile over time.
What is Australia's inland region called?
This is known as the outback. It comprises vast plains of fertile land, semi-arid and less productive land, and desert.
What is the effects of soil erosion to condition of soil?
less fertile, less quality,less productive
