what crops grow near the st.lawrence river?
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it's corn isn't in Quebec.
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I live in middle TN. The primary crop grown here is corn.\n\nMy wife has lived in TN for many years and other crops include tomatoes, greens, peas, beans, and cotton.
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Its agricultural outputs are seafood, nursery stock, dairy products, cranberries, and vegetables. Thanks largely to the Ocean Spray cooperative, Massachusetts is the second largest cranberry producing state in the union (after Wisconsin).
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Potatoes grow under ground. They can really grow anywhere that's not desert or tundra.
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Corn\nSoybeans\nHogs\nCattle
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I do not really know, but I can give you a guess. UP of Michigan. The land up there can not be used for farming. It has a rather short period of warm weather and is of use mainly as a place to hunt deer so it should be fairly inexpensive as long as it does not border Lake Superior. But I don't know, deer hunters are a rather dedicated breed. They might be willing to pay a lot for a couple of acres to put up a deer stand.
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I love to fish for bass.perch and salmon,,,Lake Ontario,NY
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You can check out http://www.gardenersweb.ca/ which has lots of information on annuals and vegetables suitable for Canada, especially the prarie provinces.
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short grasses, long grasses, deciduous trees, coniferous trees, weeds
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red leaf or northern country
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I've picked them in Ontario Canada before.  They can be found under hemlock and conifer trees.  They have a pepper flavor.  Really good if sauteed and served on steak.
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miricle grow and lots of water.
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E.  Maple trees\n\n\nLook it up in your text book.
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Depends on where you live at in st.louis have you tried some of the lakes out at weldon springs out on hwy b in st.charles my the mississippi river near st,charles in orchard farm area inear portage de souix thats a great place my grandpa fishes their on mississippi rive has caught some great catfish
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picking grapes would be great, id be outside all day and have lots of fruit to eat, i wouldnt like the others though
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in subtropical area "peddy" & CORN & Wheat are grown but we can not genralise all the agricultural activities. it differes from region to region, what or which crop are you interested in?
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cotton\nraisin grapes\norange\napricot\n\nalmonds\nalfalfa\nolives\ncherries\nasparagus\ncarrots\nearly potatoes\ntokay grapes\nbare-root roses\n\n\nExtract from the link below:\n"Some crops, like almonds and alfalfa, are found almost everywhere. Others are sharply confined to restricted areas such as olives (Lindsay), cherries (Linden), asparagus (the Delta), carrots (Arvin), early potatoes (Shafter), tokay grapes (Lodi), bare-root roses (Wasco), and sweet potatoes (Atwater). Most of the orange growers are in a narrow thermal belt close to the mountains on the east side, centering on Porterville, Exeter and Woodlake. Patterson calls itself "the apricot capital of the world," Mendota "the cantaloupe city." Raisin grapes, chiefly Thompson seedless, are found especially on the sandy soils north and south of Fresno, table grapes around Lodi, Reedley and Delano. Cotton, with more than a million acres, is confined to the southern two-thirds of the valley, with most of it west of the SP railroad-Highway 99 axis. The northernmost gins are in Merced County."