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Why is the Midwest a good place for farming?
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Why is the Midwest a good place for farming?

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Farmers in the Great Plains use irrigation to water their crops. They bring in water from nearby rivers, lakes, and wells. The Midwest also has fertile, deep soil. This soil has valuable nutrients for the crops.
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