US Cities
This US city is home to the headquarters of the USDA.
Washington DC
Only 2% of the US population is engaged in this profession.
farming
Leading the nation in ethanol production, this state produces enough E-85 each year to drive a pickup truck around the earth’s equator 2.4 million times.
Iowa
This is the number of Harry Potter books.
Seven
This person is getting to be quite the wrestling expert.
Katie
With over 8 million residents, this city has the most population.
New York City
98% of farms are operated by these.
families
This state is the top producer of soybeans in the United States
Illiniois
The acronym "smh" stands for this phrase.
Shaking my head
This person was recently married.
Courtney
This city is exactly one mile above sea level, giving it the nickname, the Mile High City.
Denver
This animal is raised on 29% of American farms.
beef cattle
This state's floriculture crop is the largest in the U.S., accounting for one quarter of the total wholesale value of the floriculture crop.
California
This actor voiced both Darth Vader and The Lion King's Mufasa.
James Earl Jones
This person lived in Wyoming and attended college there.
Carly
This tropical capital city has the only royal palace in the United States.
Honolulu
It requires this much land to grow 50,000 lbs of strawberries or 2,784 pounds of wheat.
one acre
Around 11,000 acres are devoted to catfish production in this state.
Arkansas
Michael Scott hits this character with company property on company property in The Office
Meredith
This person grew up in Missouri.
Kevin
This chilly state capital can only be entered by flight or ferry.
Juneau
Biotechnology saved the production of this Hawaiian crop after a virus nearly completely wiped it out.
papaya
The Ogallala aquifer stretches through eight states, but 2/3 of its most abundant water stores are located in this state
Nebraska
Chandler Bing, a character on the hit NBC sitcom Friends, has this middle name.
Muriel
This person has two middle names.
Michael