Location factors for wheat distribution in the United States 5

1. It is located in the first large plain, with flat and wide terrain.

2. The central part runs through the Mississippi River, with abundant water sources and fertile soil.

3. The national agricultural science and technology level is high, and the mechanized production is large.

4. It belongs to the monsoon climate and is suitable for the growth of crops.

5. Abundant precipitation.

6. The central part of the country is vast and sparsely populated, which is suitable for the development of large-scale commercial agricultural economy.

7. Convenient transportation support.

8. The highly developed industry provides a reliable guarantee for agricultural mechanization.

There is a clear division of various crops in the United States, with winter wheat in the north and spring wheat in the south.

1. The influence of air temperature, cold in the north and warm in the south.

2. The Great Plains of the central United States is vast and has fertile soil.

3. The land is vast and sparsely populated, and the price is low.

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Nature: The terrain is flat and vast, and the climate is suitable (not to mention precipitation, have you ever seen wheat grown on Hainan Island?) Water is convenient and the soil is fertile.

Society: Developed technology, strong industry (technical support) Transportation market (this is insignificant).

You can refer to the chapter on commodity grain agriculture. The main reason is that I haven't studied geography for a few years, and I don't understand it very well.

Nature: The climate is suitable, the terrain is flat, the precipitation is abundant, and the soil is fertile.

Society: The market is broad, the level of mechanization is high, the economy is developed, and the transportation is convenient.

Transportation, climatic conditions, proximity to the market.

<> Wheat Belt is mainly located in the central United States. There are two plots, one in the northern United States, on the border with Canada, which is the spring wheat field, which is sown in the spring. One in the middle, is the winter wheat area for winter sowing, separated by a corn belt in the middle.

Geography and climate: temperate continental climate with warm and humid summers and cold and dry winters. There was little rain and plenty of sunshine overall.

The wheat region is located in the Great Plains of the United States, with flat terrain, fertile soil, rivers and irrigation water, suitable for wheat growth.

1. Climatic reasons. Although the whole territory of the United Kingdom has a temperate oceanic disturbance climate, the southeast of England is located at a relatively low latitude and has better light conditions, and the characteristics of temperate oceanic climate are not as obvious as those in other parts of the country, which is more conducive to the growth of wheat.

2. Topographical reasons. The central and northern parts of the territory are the Pennines and the Scottish Highlands, and the southeast is a large area of plains with gentle plateaus, with more fertile soil, more convenient irrigation and higher mechanized production efficiency.

The Wheat Belt is located in the central and northern regions of the United States, where the terrain is low, the soil is fertile, and it has a temperate continental climate. Due to the lack of precipitation, it is more suitable for planting wheat in the north, and due to the longer winter, spring wheat is mainly planted, and winter wheat is mainly planted in the central part. The wheat produced in the Wheat Belt is of excellent quality and is mostly used for export, and the United States is currently one of the most important wheat exporters in the world.

Mainly in the central United States, it is divided into winter wheat and spring wheat areas, with spring wheat in the upper reaches of the Mississippi River adjacent to Canada, and winter wheat in the plains of the middle and lower Mississippi rivers. Just a rough range, more on that later.

The northern part of the United States is the spring wheat region, which can be sown in the spring because of the cold climate; The southern part is a winter wheat region with a warm climate, so sowing is done in autumn.

1. To the south of the two wheat regions in the United States is the winter wheat growing area. Due to the influence of the Gulf of Mexico Current, the climate is warm and humid, the average temperature in January is 16, the average temperature in July is 24 27, the average annual rainfall is 1500 mm, the accumulated temperature conditions are better, the winter temperature is higher, and it is suitable for wheat wintering, so wheat is planted in autumn and winter, and harvested in the summer of the second year, forming a crop planting system of two years and three crops. Similar to North China.

2. The north side of the United States is a spring wheat growing area. On the north side, due to the influence of the Labrador cold current and the cold air in the north, the winter is cold, the average temperature in January is about -6, the summer is mild and rainy, the average temperature in July is about 16, and the average annual rainfall is 1000 mm. Wheat is sown in the spring and ripens in the summer and autumn.

It is the same as in the northeast of our country.

To the north of the two wheat regions in the United States is the spring wheat growing area, which is at a higher latitude and has insufficient accumulated temperature, so a one-year-round cropping system is formed, with wheat sown in the spring and ripening in the summer and fall. It is the same as in the northeast of our country.

The south side is the winter wheat planting area, the accumulated temperature conditions are better, the winter temperature is higher, and it is suitable for wheat overwintering, so wheat is planted in autumn and winter, and harvested in the summer of the second year, forming a crop planting system of two years and three crops. Similar to North China. Hope to adopt.

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The corn division is in the temperate zone, the terrain is flat, the soil is fertile, and the temperature in spring and summer is high, which is suitable for corn growth.

Wheat is distributed in the central plateau and the northern highlands bordering Canada, where the terrain is flat and open, the soil is fertile, there is the Mississippi River so there are abundant waters, the climate is warm and humid, the land is vast and sparsely populated, the industry is developed, and agriculture is highly mechanized and specialized.

Distribution of wheat and corn in the United States.

It is not difficult to see after seeing the atlas of the sophomore year of high school.

They are all found in the Great Plains of the United States.

Distributed in them for three reasons:1It is conducive to the centralized production of commercial grains2It is related to the distribution of water sources in the Great Plains.

3.Ease of transportation is also a factor.