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kati45 [8]
2 years ago
15

Julian wants to grow carrots and corn. He purchases a farm in a town called Daisyville. Daisyville is well connected to the near

est market by road and railways. Its good 1. _____
is one of the major reasons Julian chose Daisyville to start his business. Additionally, Daisyville has a favorable climate, fertile soil, and a good supply of skilled, unskilled, and experienced farm 2. _______ This meant Daisyville would give Julian easy access to many 3._____ required for an agricultural business.

1.
A. Income
B. infrastructure
C. Production
D. stock

2,
A.Labor
B.Pests
C.Produce
D. Soil

3.
A. Ambience
B. Demand
C. Finance
D. Resource
Business
1 answer:
saul85 [17]2 years ago
7 0
1. Infrastructure 2.labour 3. Resources
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