What enabled europeans to be more successful agriculturally than the native Americans?

Europeans were more successful agriculturally than Native Americans primarily due to their access to advanced farming techniques, domesticated animals, and a wider variety of crops. The Columbian Exchange introduced new crops and livestock to Europe, enhancing agricultural productivity. Additionally, European societies benefited from a more extensive system of land ownership and agricultural infrastructure, which facilitated larger-scale farming operations. In contrast, many Native American societies practiced sustainable agriculture suited to their environments, but lacked the same level of technological advancement and resources.