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Yams, a man’s crop? (Optional)
» Yams, a man’s crop? (Optional) - Practice Questions
Yams, a man’s crop? (Optional) - Practice Questions
1. Which of the following is a reason yams are not traded internationally as much as other crops?
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a. Yams are grown in West Africa. Their poor infrastructure makes exporting more difficult.
b. Yams are easily stored for long periods, so farmers will keep extra yam crops as a form of “insurance.”
c. Both a. and b.
