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Yes. the soil was very good bc the soil and silt from the soil the answer that was here will give you a BIG FAT F on your history paper soo yeah ii had to change it and i got it out of my s.s book so yea

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Yes, there were farmers in Ancient Greece. They also cultivated grapes for wine.

About 80% of ancient Greeks were involved in farming of one sort or another. Their crop consisted of about 90% Barley with some wheat and millet. the cultivation of olive trees along with figs almonds and pomegranates was undertaken in orchards. Grapes were also well suited to the rocky terrain and soil of the area. Vegetables such as cabbage, onions, garlic, lentils, chick pea and beans were grown in vegetable gardens along with herbs such as sage, mint, thyme, savory, oregano and others. Oilseed plants such as linseed, sesame, and Poppy were also cultivated.

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They were a large exporter of grapes and wine, which were used to produce finished products such as wine and olive oil.

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it was terrable most of the people died from it they could stand it and theres something about a horse.

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they didnt know about crop rotation

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they grow things for the Greek empire.

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