Plymouth Colony Crops: Corn, Tobacco, and Early Trade - Southeast AgNET
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The First Crops in Plymouth Colony When the first settlers arrived in Plymouth, they planted barley and peas brought from England. But their most important crop soon became Indian corn, ... Read More The post Plymouth Colony Crops: Corn, Tobacco, and Early Trade appeared first on AgNet West.
Plymouth Colony Crops: Corn, Tobacco, and Early Trade - Southeast AgNET
The First Crops in Plymouth Colony When the first settlers arrived in Plymouth, they planted barley and peas brought from England. But their most important crop soon became Indian corn, or maize. Corn was not only more adaptable to New England’s soil and climate but also provided a dependable food source critical for survival. Plymouth Colony Crops: Corn, Tobacco, and Early Trade Native Farming Techniques and Fertilization The settlers’ success …
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