One of the activities included in the day of "historic trades" included a visit to the farm where they grow tobacco, cotton, and corn. I reported about tobacco separately because of its centrality in supporting the growth of the area, but one also needs to feed and clothe one's family, so other crops are also vital to the support of the Virginia Colony - not to mention these crops were additions to the overseas trade, as well.
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