The south lent itself to growing large acres of crops like cotton, tobacco, rice, indigo, and sugar. Other colonies didn't have the land, weather, or resources to grow crops like the south.
how many tobacco farms in America
Oh, isn't that a lovely question! Portugal is a beautiful country with about 35,603,000 acres of land. Just imagine all the stunning landscapes and colorful scenery that covers those acres. Keep exploring and appreciating the world around you, my friend.
it was sold in many drug stores around the world in the eighten hundreds
5,000 acres of land in 1674.
what cabinet office decides how many acres of tobacco can be planted?
what cabinet office decides how many acres of tobacco can be planted?
27443 acres
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The south lent itself to growing large acres of crops like cotton, tobacco, rice, indigo, and sugar. Other colonies didn't have the land, weather, or resources to grow crops like the south.
The south lent itself to growing large acres of crops like cotton, tobacco, rice, indigo, and sugar. Other colonies didn't have the land, weather, or resources to grow crops like the south.
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The total land area of Earth is approximately 36.8 billion acres.
There are billions of cattle in the world today.
Tobacco is not typically grown in Beijing due to the region's climate and geography. Tobacco crops are more commonly cultivated in other provinces in China that have more suitable conditions for growing tobacco plants.
Growing tobacco in the American colonies were profitable because the demand for the product in Europe as well as in the colonies themselves. The soil in areas around North Carolina was ideal for the crop, however, growing tobacco in mass quantities depleted the soil quickly. In the early colonial days, this factor was overcome by expanding the areas of tobacco growth ( usually at the expense of Native Tribes ). Later in history, fertilizing techniques allowed more tobacco to be grown. Even today in many parts of the world, the demand for tobacco has not diminished. One stroll around any major US university that has a large foreign student population, tobacco use is seen everywhere among the foreign students.
35,000 acres or 47 square miles...that's bigger than Grand Rapids, Michigan.