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6. What region of Argentina produces most of the country's food?
the Patagonian plateau
the tropical lowlands
the pampas
the Andean highlands

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creese7911

Answer:

The central Pampas

Explanation:

flat, fertile plains (a mix of humid and semi-arid areas) which provide much of Argentina's agriculture including raising of sheep and cattle, and wheat, corn, soybean and fodder crops.

-Hope this helps, this is what I found :)

H1storyBuff

Argentina can be split into 4 major sections, the Andes, the Patagonian plateau, the Chaco plain, and the central Pampas.

The Pampas, however, grow the majority of the food for Argentina, including its sheep, cattle, wheat, corn, soybean, and animal feed plants.

I hope this helps! :)

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