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Colonial Fur Trade and Wheat Demand Shaped Early American Farming
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AgNet WestColonial Fur Trade and Wheat Demand Shaped Early American Farming
International trade played a powerful role in shaping agriculture in early America. Long before the United States became a global agricultural powerhouse, colonial farmers and traders were already responding to international markets. In the early 1700s, demand from Europe for both natural resources and food helped drive economic growth across several regions of the American colonies. From the booming fur trade in New York to rapidly expanding wh…
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