History, 31.01.2020 14:00 leslie1811

How did poor farming lead to more cotton production?
a. new methods for farming had to be developed.
b. better seeding techniques came about to improve cotton production.
c. cotton farms were extended into new and larger lands.
d. cotton had to be grown year round.

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How did poor farming lead to more cotton production?
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