What natural conditions of ancient Egypt influenced the development of agriculture?

The large Nile River flowed on the territory of ancient Egypt. It also formed a fertile valley, where there were constant floods of the river. Thus, the ancient Egyptians were able to cultivate this area and establish their own economy here. Thanks to the fertile soil, the Egyptians were able to obtain large yields. This contributed to the growth of the population and the prosperity of the most ancient Egypt. In addition, the Nile River was a great source of fish and also facilitated river communication.