While early settlers did manage to grow cotton, it was never produced at competitive market rates; consequently, cotton farming was eventually abandoned, and its place in the economy was taken by tourism as the railroads began to bring visitors to the nearby Zion National Park.
Early settlers did manage to grow cotton. It was never produced at competitive market rates. Cotton farming was eventually abandoned. This was consequently. Its place in the economy was taken by tourism. This was consequently. The railroads began to bring visitors to the nearby Zion National Park.