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Were did rice come from?
rice comes from china
What geographic features were there in the Virginia colony?
The geography was that the soil was actually red clay soil. That kind of soil was very good for growing corn, indigo, tobacco, and rice. The growing season lasted seven months so almost no colonists went hungry.
Where did most historians believe rice originally came from?
Rice originally came from China , they like to eat rice!
How much rice is produced world wide each year?
589 million tones of paddy rice is produce a year.
What country did rice come from?
china
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