The third zone was an area of rich soil and best served mixed crops including the banana, urucu, papaya.
12.
As tobacco depleted the soil, Thomas and Coleman switched from tobacco monoculture to mixed crops including wheat, corn, and rye.
13.
Planters who grew hemp and tobacco, which were labor-intensive crops, held more slaves than did smaller farmers who cultivated mixed crops.
14.
First, it generally encompasses a smaller scale of cultivation, using small plots of mixed crops rather than large fields of single crops.
15.
Further, an irrigation project was built to provide irrigation facilities to of land, which enabled double cropping on the lands with mixed crops.
16.
The county had been an area of tobacco plantations, where crops were being changed to mixed crops due to soil exhaustion and changes in the market.
17.
It is an earthen dam, which is long and in height that created a storage of to irrigate of land under double cropping with mixed crops.
18.
In the 19th century, many planters from the Upper South sold slaves to the Deep South after switching from tobacco to mixed crops, which required less labor.
19.
The government has been promoting its rubber monocrop policy since the 1960s, encouraging-- demanding, rather-- that farmers grow one species of rubber tree and forego their traditional mixed crops.
20.
The farm was first used for mixed crop production, and by 1850 was one of the town's most successful dairy farms, at a time when many local farmers were breeding sheep.
