I would say that you would find the best farmland along the Nile River because of the rich soil and silt that the floods create.
No, it was the farmers and slaves. Also known as peasants, they worked the land and supplied Egypt with food. When they weren't farming, they would work on the pharaoh projects.
I'm not sure exactly, but it was either in Mesopotamia or Egypt.
it was called harvesting
Pharohs owned most lands and farms in Ancient Egypt.
Farming and domestication of plants began sometime around 10,000 BCE. The areas where farming began were the Fertile Crescent in Asia, and parts of Egypt and India.
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In Ancient Egypt, people used the land for farming and growing different types of crops. They also used it as a place to put their shelters.
Because the regular flooding of the Nile makes the land fertile and that's pretty much the only fertile land in Egypt.
Fertile farming land, good trade routes, big workforce, powerful army,
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The Nile Valley ad Delta is the only geographical region in Egypt that has cultivatable land, so there isn't really any farming regions, only geographical regions -lovebird403
farming in Egypt was hard and was a whole lot of work.
Farming.
Arable land which equals, not on a mountain.
Arable land which equals, not on a mountain.
The southern colonies
it offered rich land for farming