The rough Pennine terrain means that most of Northern England is unsuited for growing crops and like Scotland, Northern farming was traditionally dominated by oats, which grow better than wheat in poor soil.
Like Scotland, Northern farming was traditionally dominated by oats, which grow better than wheat in poor soil. The rough Pennine terrain means that most of Northern England is difficult for growing crops.
The rough Pennine terrain means that most of Northern England is difficult for growing crops. Like Scotland, Northern farming was traditionally dominated by oats, which grow better than wheat in poor soil.
The rough Pennine terrain means that most of Northern England is difficult for growing crops. Like Scotland, Northern farming was traditionally dominated by oats, which grow better than wheat in poor soil.