Which is the best for farming?

Question

Which is the best for farming? Coastal Region, Mountain Region, Central Region or Desert Region in california. And why is it the best? why is the other not so good? name the website that helps. thanks.

Answer 1

Are saying, "all in California?" I'd guess Central Region. Deserts are hot & dry, mountains are rocky, and the coast of California is young and has poor soils compared to the Central Valley.

Answer 2

Central

Answer 3

desert is great for produce. irrigation can be controlled better in a dry climate. as long as there is water available to irrigate

Answer 4

Honestly, it depends what you are growing. California has a lot of different kinds of weather up and down it. Southern CA has the worst weather changes, and Norther is a very green place w/ lots of rain.

But, you can pretty much grow anything anywhere in CA. I would probably go w/ Central because it doesn't get the extremes of the weather like the other places do.

Answer 5

I found a good page at the California Department of Food and Agriculture.  It's in PDF and a bit lengthy, but scan through it to find the yield per acre for various counties.  I don't know the county locations within California, but if you are a Californian and don't know, a good map should help you out there.  It's a long article to read, but scan it for the info you're needing and I think you'll find some good data.

Answer 6

All depends on what you are growing and then how good the actual land is in the area. Regions are good generalizations only but the great plains has had some great soils if they are being cared for and not depleated; central region. No web site needed, as this is common sense. Keep in mind though that each region has some superior areas for specific crops.