China Type Climate, Gulf Type Climate & Natal Type Climate
Economic
Farming in Monsoon China
- A third of the world’s rice is grown in China, though the huge population leaves very little for export.
- Monsoon China has all the ideal conditions for padi cultivation; a warm climate, moderately wet throughout the year, and extensive lowlands with fertile moisture-retentive alluvial soil, which if necessary, can be easily irrigated.
- As the flat lands are insufficient for rice cultivation, farmers move up the hill-slopes and grow padi on terraced uplands.
Agriculture in the Gulf States
- Lack of population pressure and the urge to export gave rise to corn, cotton and tobacco.
Corn
- The ....
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