American Agriculture
The cooperative Ocean Spray has primarily focused on what fruit throughout its existence?
Cranberries
What is Missouri's top agricultural product?
Soybeans
How many farms are in the United States?
1.9 million
How many acres are covered in Missouri with Forest and woodlands.
15.4 Million Acres
Which country sends the most Agriculture Products to the United States?
Mexico
In agriculture, "apiculture" is the technical term for raising what type of insects?
Bees
What is Missouri's largest fruit crop?
Apples
How much money do farmers and ranchers receive for every dollar you spend on food and groceries?
15 cents
How much money does Missouri make from our Forestry Production.
$10.3 Billion
Which fruit is native to North America, it is also the state fruit of Missouri?
PawPaw
While it is known as the Peach State, Georgia is also the nation's largest producer of what nut that is also the state crop?
Peanuts
Where does Missouri rank in beef production among all states in the country?
3rd
30% of all farmers
Average Age of 47
What is the most harvested tree in Missouri?
Red Oak
What is the top Agriculture import of the united states? (there are 5)
Fruits, Vegetables, Sugar, Tropical Products, and Meats
The pear is the official state fruit of what U.S. state?
Oregon
What percentage of Missouri's land area is farmland?
63%
How much product doe we get from one days production of a high-producing dairy cow?
Up to 12 gallons or 4.5 pounds of butter, 8.7 gallons of ice cream, or 10.5 pounds of cheese
What is the most grown tree in Missouri
White Oak
The first tractors were plowing engines that were powered by what?
Steam
California produces 98% of the United States' output of what green-colored nuts?
Pistachios
How many Ag exhibitors are there every year at the Missouri State Fair?
23,787 (2021)
How many crayons are made by just 1 acre of soybeans?
82,368 crayons
Roughly how many species of tree are there in Missouri?
180
What is the top fruit imported to the United States?
Bananas (4,653,116 in 2023/according to FAOSTAT)