Lesson 54 of 84 · U.S. Regions
⭐ 30 XP🗺️ Atlas OutpostAgricultural Products by Region
Different regions of the United States produce various agricultural products.
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Different regions of the United States produce various agricultural products. For example, the Midwest is known as the 'Corn Belt' because it grows a lot of corn and soybeans. In the South, farmers grow cotton and tobacco, while California is famous for its fruits and vegetables, like strawberries and lettuce. Understanding where these products come from helps us appreciate the diversity of American agriculture.
Key Facts
The Midwest produces about 40% of the corn in the U.S.
California is the largest producer of fruits and vegetables.
The South grows most of the cotton in the United States.
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Agricultural Products by Region
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