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Why wasn't New England's land well-suited for farming

Why wasn't New England's land well-suited for farming
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Why wasn't New England's land well-suited for farming

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Not very fertile soil up north in the New England colonies. Colder and unlikely conditions for agriculture to be found up there.
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Two reasons:
1. cold winters
2. rocky soils (not good for growing plants)
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