Question

How did the ideas of George Washington Carver improve farming in the South?

Answer 1

He developed many products using peanuts, sweet potatoes, and soybeans. He was a champion of crop rotation and education in farming

Answer 2

The correct answer to this open question is the following.

From being a slave to being a graduate from Tuskegee college, in Alabama, George Washington Carver developed many ways to use peanuts to help crops in the southern states and taught southern farmers new agriculture techniques to improve the soil.

He taught southern farmers new techniques of crop rotation and fertilization to improve their crops. He also develops techniques to use chemistry in finding different uses of agricultural surpluses. Some people called this "chemurgy."