Why is the level land in the Midwestern states good for farming?

can use machines

access to markets

long growing season

many crops can be grown

Can use machines.

Explanation:

The Midwestern states popularly known as the "Corn Belt" includes Ohio, Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Missouri, Iowa and Indiana.

The level land in the Midwestern states is good for farming because farmers can use machines such as tractors, harvesters, water sprinkler etc, in order to practice mechanized farming. This goes a long way in boosting the agricultural products in the Midwestern states.

Examples of agricultural products in the Midwestern states are corn, soybean, cabbage, green beans, livestock, cucumber, vegetables and varieties of fruits.