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12 April, 11:04

Why couldnt cotton be grown in the northern part of the U. S?

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  1. 12 April, 11:51
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    Since the north is typically cold, growing cotton there would kill it. it wont survive in winter in places north of the mason-dixon line
  2. 12 April, 13:34
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    The northern parts of the US are colder. Cotton needs a warmer climate to grow.
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