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yes, it does produce the most sunflowers in the world
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What state is known for sunflower and wheat?
Kansas ... it's the state flower. Sunflowers grow all over the U.S. and world, but Kansas is "the Sunflower state."
Where are the most sunflowers grown in the world?
Although adaptable to many environments, they do not grow in arctic conditions, and are unviable in climates with less than 75 days of summer. Sunflowers are native only to North and Central America; they were introduced by man to other parts of the world.
What is a valley product in North Dakota?
The Red River Valley of North Dakota is one of the world's richest and most productive agricultural regions producing sugar beets, wheat, potatoes, soybeans, sunflowers, millet, and flax.
What are some fun food facts about North Dakota?
In 2009 North Dakota produced about 34% of the dry edible beans in the U.S. (US Census Bureau, 2010)North Dakota is the second largest wheat producing state (Kansas is number one).The United States produced 2.1 billion bushels of wheat in 2007. Kansas and North Dakota combined accounted for 28% of the nation's wheat production.(USDA)North Dakota grows more sunflowers than any other state.In 1904 North Dakota was a prohibition state but Montana wasn't. In Sidney, Montana a bar was built on the state line, so you could buy your drink in Montana, and drink it in North Dakota.A former world record hamburger was made in Rutland, North Dakota. In 1982 the town made what was then the World's Largest Hamburger, 3,591 pounds, which was consumed by some 8,000 people.· In 2011 North Dakota designated the Convergent Lady Beetle [Ladybug] (Hippodamia convergens) the Official State Insect.· In 2007 North Dakota designated the Chokecherry (Prunus virginiana) the Official State Fruit.· In 1983 North Dakota designated Milk as the Official State Beverage.· In 1977 North Dakota designated Western Wheatgrass (Agropyron smithii) the Official State Grass.· In 1969 North Dakota designated the Northern Pike (Esox lucius) the Official State Fish.· In 1947 North Dakota designated the American Elm (Ulmus americana) the Official State Tree.
Who is the tannest person in the world?
randy smith of north dakota
What are the top 25 places to visit around the world?
Bahamas hawai Asia alababa North Carolina South Carolina South Dakota North Dakota
What is North Dakota known for?
North Dakota is famous for its rich fertile soil. North Dakota is famous for the Badlands, Theodore Roosevelt National Park, and the International Peace Garden. North Dakota is also famous for the Bakken Oil Field.
How many sunflowers are there in the world?
1,789,000
Did sunflowers come from old or new world?
old world
Is the big buffalo statue in North Dakota near a river?
The World's Largest Buffalo statue is located in Jamestown, North Dakota. The statue is about 1/4 mile from the James River, on a bluff overlooking the river.
What city in North Dakota celebrates the largest Scandinavian festival Norsk Hostfest in October?
The city of Minot, North Dakota celebrates the Norsk Hostfest annually in the fall in the N.D. State Fair Center on the North Dakota State Fairgrounds. The festival has grown into North America's largest Scandinavian festival with tens of thousands of people attending from all over the world.
What happened in North Dakota in World War 2?
During World War 2:More than 58,000 North Dakotans enlisted in the armed forces. The United States Army Air Forces established airfields in North Dakota for training purposes. A few North Dakota women joined the Women Air Service Pilots program.North Dakota lead the nation in per capita purchasing of war bonds and in the collection of war-essential materials such as metal, fat from meats, and tires. North Dakotans volunteered with the Red Cross. They planted Victory Gardens.One of the detention camps was located in North Dakota, at Fort Lincoln, just south of Bismarck, North Dakota. It housed German citizens. Japanese American men were also interned there for a few months.
