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In locations where it seldom rains farmers have to find a way of getting water from a source such as a pond, stream, or river to their fields. This is usually done with a pump and a series of pipes or hoses, or in some locations, by using buckets. Their crops are then watered by means of irrigation ditches. This is known as "Wet Farming."
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How do Indian river farming in the region?
Wet soil
Why is the tropical wet climate of the Caribbean good for farming?
corn and apples
Female farming systems are?
mainly associated with wet rice cultivation.
Did rain forests with their wet climates made farming impossible?
yes
What is the antonym of dry farming?
Antonyms usually refer to a single word, but the opposite of "dry farming" would essentially be an unfarmable swamp. However, "wet farming" is essentially irrigated farming. Pick the one you like best.
Why has tidewater always been a good area for farming?
Because it is always wet in the in the area
Why is the southeast good for farming?
the climate is wet so it helps the soil become better :)
What is the antonym of dry?
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What is a low spongy ground that is to wet for farming but has abudant plant and animal life is called a?
life
Why didn't colonist rely on farming to make profit?
it was always wet and rockey bairly any fertil soil
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It was always wet so it made the soil all bad and rocky.
How did the geography of New England make farming difficult for the colonists?
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