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When did wheat come to America?
Wheat came to America in the 1600, as early as 1608, to the Elizibeth Islands off the coast of Massachutessets... then the Indians died...
What are France's major import from US?
cheese wine and wheat
What natural resources does US have that Canada does not have?
plentiful fresh water, grain, wheat, gas, oil
How much land in FRANCE grows wheat?
What sort of wheat? The commonest is 'soft' wheat (for general-purpose flour) of which France grows 36.5 million tons per year at 7.41 tons per hectare, which gives us nearly 5 million hectares or 50,000 square kilometres. Hard wheat covers only 4,600 square km, giving a total wheat area approaching 55,000 km2.
What is wheat in ndebele?
Wheat
Does wheat come from a wheat plant?
Wheat is a plant
What does wheat products come from?
Wheat products come directly from wheat. Wheat is a plant that looks alot like rice plants but are very different.
What content did wheat come from?
Wheat did not come from any content. Wheat is a plant (or grain, depending where you come from) that is used as a content in itself for many things, but manly in breads, pastas, and pastries.
Which does the US export more corn or wheat?
Wheat
Does wheat come from the stem?
no
First US wheat penny minted?
The first US wheat penny minted was the regular 1909.
Where does wheat glutton come from?
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What plant does a biscuit come from?
wheat
Where does jamaican wheat come from?
usa
Where does wheat bread come from?
CHINA
What is the difference between Canada wheat and us wheat?
They are different varieties of wheat. Canadian wheat needs a shorter growing season and the capability to grow in cooler temperatures. US wheat grows in the Midwest where it is hotter and has a longer growing season.
What country wheat come from?
well wheat grows everywhere so i don't know
