What is the main difference between farming in the Appalachian Plateau and the Appalachian Valley A. Farming the Appalachian Plateau is more productive because of its rich volcanic soil. B. Farming the Appalachian Plateau is not as good as farming in the Appalachian Valley because of sandy soil. C. Farmers in the Appalachian Valley produce more because they have more freshwater resources than farmers in the Appalachian Plateau. D. Farming in the Appalachian Plateau is not as good as the Appalachian Valley because its climate is too dry.

C.

Explanation:

Appalachian Plateau and Appalachian Valley are found in the region of Georgia. Appalachian Plateau and Appalachian Valley along with Blue Ridge makes Appalachian Mountain Range in Georgia.

Appalachian Plateau lies in the Northwest part of Georgia. Farming in the Appalachian Plateau is not good because of the sandy soil. The rigid area of the plateau makes it impossible to cultivate the area.

Appalachian Valley is also known as the Great Appalachian Valley or the Great Valley Region. The valley lies the northwest part of Georgia. The two most important industries of the area are farming and mining. The area is highly cultivating and the soil is rich. The crops that are usually grown in the area are apples, cabbage, tobacco, corn, wheat, cotton, etc. Farming in this region is possible because of the freshwater resources.

Thus the correct answer is option C.