The Great Plains was the best region for agriculture before the civil war

True or false

True there was open fields and the soil was fresh

False

Explanation:

The Great Plains were very dry and flat Farmers also faced difficulty due to the fact that the soil was held together by grass roots called sod. The Summers were very dry and hot which caused many droughts so the farmers ended up having to grow crops that didn't require much water because of how dry it would get.