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Aerial view of agricultural cultivation patterns on a field near Straßkirchen, Straubing-Bogen, Lower Bavaria, taken on March 24, 2011.  

Lower Bavaria is characterized by agriculture. The Gäuboden region in particular is very fertile and easy to cultivate due to its mineral-rich loess soils. It is often referred to as the granary of Bavaria. The Celts already favored settling here because of the good soil. Today, the primary crops grown are cereals, corn, sugar beets, and potatoes. Bavaria's largest vegetable-growing area is located in this region, particularly for pickling cucumbers and bulb onions.   

(Hoch über Bayern 2, page 169)

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