Until the twentieth century, agriculture in North Africa/Southwest Asia was confined mostly to coastal zones, upland zones, and river valleys.

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Historically, agriculture in North Africa and Southwest Asia was largely confined to areas where water was more readily available, such as coastal zones, upland zones, and river valleys, due to the arid and semi-arid climate of much of the region.

Until the Twentieth Century, Agriculture in North Africa/Southwest Asia Was