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People change the land to grow food.

Crops Kansas AST 20010624
Crops Kansas AST 20010624

This study looks at those changes. It shows how humans and land work together.

In the past, settlers learned to plant crops. They learned from the people who lived there first. They turned woods into fields for food.

Sometimes, things change how we farm. In one land, mines made fields unsafe. People had to find new ways to grow.

In another place, rain and soil matter. Scientists looked at soil and rain in a forest. They found that cities change the soil.

It is fun to see how we farm.

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