Alaska Ag Facts
Tractors & Farm Equipment
Farmer’s Markets
Alaska Ag Laws
What can you get here?
100

This organization has seven active Chapters which make up the basis of this grassroots organization.

What is the Alaska Farm Bureau?

100

This is a specific type of tractor used for harvesting.



What is a combine, or combine harvester?


100

This organization works to support and promote vibrant and sustainable farmers markets throughout Alaska.

What is Alaska Farmer’s Market Association?

100

SB 27, passed in 2021, is one of the bills that allows for the creation of this new industry.

What is industrial hemp?

100

This program promotes the purchasing of locally grown and sourced agricultural products.


What is the Alaska Grown Program?

200

This organization works to permanently protect farmland through agricultural conservation easements.

What is the Alaska Farmland Trust?

200

Started in 2016 by then Division of Agriculture Director Arthur Keys to celebrate Alaska agriculture by driving your equipment to work.

What is Drive Your Tractor To Work Day?

200

50

What is the number of farmer’s markets in Alaska in 2021?

200

These new products are allowed through herd shares because of HB 22, passed in 2021.

What are value added products like cheese, yogurt, ice cream, and butter?

200

The program encourages Alaskans to spend a certain amount each week on Alaska Grown items.

What is the $5 Challenge?

300

Allie Barker and Jed Workman of Chickaloon, owners and operators of Chugach Farm, where they grow nutrient-dense food through sustainable and regenerative methods with a focus on living self-sufficiently.


What is Alaska's Farm Family of the Year for 2021?

300

The year John Deere began manufacturing steel plows.



What is 1837?


300

The oldest established farmers market in Alaska and the only one located in its own permanent building


What is Tanana Valley Farmer’s Market?

300

HB 217 changed this from 7% to 15%


What is the Alaska Product Preference Statute?

300

The plants in this family do well in Alaska, including cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower, and kale, and are commonly known as the mustards or crucifers family.

What is Brassicaceae or Cruciferae?

400

Carrots: 200 acres

Cabbage: 200 acres 

Lettuce: 600 acres 

Potatoes: 4700 acres


What is the acres needed to be put into production to meet the needs of the entire state’s population?

400

Mahindra USA is an Indian multinational vehicle manufacturing corporation produces this.

What is the 2nd most popular tractor sold in the US?

400

Worth $4.5 million to Alaska economy


What is the statewide value of Farmer’s Markets in Alaska?

400

The year the USDA unveiled organic standards for foods and the official organic seal.


What is 2000?


400

The focus is to provide quality seed to commercial growers that is varietally pure and relatively free from disease causing organism.

What is the Seed Potato Program?

500

Created in 1953, this provides loans to farmers.

What is the Agriculture Revolving Loan Fund?

500

The gas filter, hydraulic filter, belts, a spare key, and a blown fuse.


What are the five most common parts repaired on tractors?

500

Through this program, participants are issued coupons that they can exchange for Alaska-grown fruits, vegetables and herbs at local Farmers Markets and farm stands.



What is the WIC/Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program?


500

HB 197, passed in 2018 allowed creating these for  individual giving or exchanging of seed that is intended for home, educational, charitable, or noncommercial use in the state and that is harvested from a plant grown here.

What is a community seed library?

500

Developed by farmer Arthur Keyes of Glacier Valley Farm, and named for the unique silty soil blown down to his farm from nearby glaciers.

What is the Yenesis onion?