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The Salinas Valley extraordinary rich soils, and had a mild climate which is perfect for growing crops. This area was know for its natural beautiful that stretched 90 miles with mountain ranges that surrounded the valley.

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Called "salad bowl of the world" as about 70% of the world's lettuce comes from Salina Valley.

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Salina Valley was first used for mostly grain and sugarbeets, as these were profitable for the Steinbeck family during this period. After the 50's, Salina Valley

was used for more vegetation, like lettuce, strawberries, broccoli, and cauliflower.

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Salinas river a 150 miles long river in Mississippi the largest subterranean river is west of the Mississippi, as Steinbeck describes it as the sometimes river, flooded through the valleys and in the dry summer heat water recedes and the soil is dry and unable harvest any crops.