Poland has many different soil types, with brown soils and flat soils being the most common, covering over half the country. Poland is a leading producer of berries like strawberries and raspberries, as well as vegetables like onions, cabbage, and apples. Cereals make up over 77% of Polish agriculture, with wheat being the largest grain crop. The northern part of Tenerife grows crops like tomatoes and bananas, the central part grows potatoes, cereals and tobacco, and the southern part grows onions, with Tenerife producing about 150,000 tons of bananas annually, the most of any Canary Island.

1. Agriculture in Poland and
Tenerife
Group 4

2. POLISH SOILS
There are a lot of types of soils in Poland:
-mountainous soils
-swampy soils
-mud soils
-rhenium soils
-black earths
-podzolic
-anthropogenic
-whitewash
-brown and fawn soil
The most common soils in Poland are
brown soils and flat soils. They cover more
than half of the country. They are usually
formed on boulder clays and loams.

3. Brown soil

4. POLAND
Poland is one of the leading producers of
berry fruits, mainly strawberries, raspberries
and currants as well as one of the largest
producers of onions, cabbage, cauliflowers
and apples. Cereals prevail in Polish
agriculture - over 77%, followed by potatoes
and fodder vegetables. Wheat ranks first in
grain production, followed by rye.

5. Polish
potatoes
Rye

6. Tenerife
• In the northern part of the island are grown, for
example, tomatoes and bananas. In the central
part - potatoes, cereals and tobacco, in the
southern part - onions, among other things. The
biggest amount of bananas in the Canary Islands
comes from Tenerife. The annual production is
about 150 thousand tons of this fruit!

7. Soil map of Tenerife

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