The Fertile Crescent

Agriculture is also known as agriculture. It produces food, fiber, feed and other goods from the planting and harvesting of plants and animals. Agriculture is everywhere. I use agricultural products from clothes I wear everyday to sleeping sheets. When thinking about agriculture think about 5F. Food, textiles, forestry, agriculture, and flowers are agriculture. A fertile new moon is an area of ​​West Asia. This area is in Mesopotamia and Levanto region, Syria's desert is confined to North Anatolia.

On the map, the fertile new moon looks like a new moon or a quarter of a month. It extends from the Nile River in the southern part of Egypt's Sinai Peninsula to the southern tip of Turkey in the north. The fertile new moon is in the Mediterranean in the west and in the Persian Gulf in the east. The Tigris and Euphrates rivers pass through the center of the fertile crescent. This area has historically been characterized by abnormally fertile soil, rich freshwater and salty wetlands. These produce a large number of wild edible plant species. Here the human being began trying to grow cereals in the grain and around 10,000 BC. When they change from hunting collective group to permanent agricultural society

Mesopotamian civilization develops simultaneously with Egypt, the two of which are often called "fertile new moon". The fertile new moon is a rich grain producing area in the world, and the majority of the land is too dry to cultivate. The fertile crescent begins on the east coast of the Mediterranean Sea, bending to the Persian Gulf like a quarter of the month. Some of the best agricultural land in fertile New Moon is located in a narrow belt between Tigris and Euphrates. The Greeks called the area later called Mesopotamia "between the rivers". In this small area, various civilizations are developed. First, Sumeri people who in turn were replaced by Assyrians and Babylonians.