In what state do peanuts grow?

Answer 1

Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, New Mexico, North and South Carolina, Oklahoma, Texas and Virginia are the states in which peanuts are grown.

Specifically, the ten states can be divided into Mid-Atlantic, Southeast and Southwest growing regions. The Mid-Atlantic region -- which grows about 13% of all U.S.-grown peanuts -- claims the Carolinas and Virginia for emphasizing large-kernel peanut-growing. The Southeast -- which produces about 64% -- comprises Alabama, Florida, Georgia, and Mississippi for growing Runner, Spanish and Virginia peanuts. The Southwest -- which yields about 20% -- consists of New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas for growing medium-kernel Runner peanuts.

Answer 2

Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, New Mexico, North and South Carolina, Oklahoma, Texas and Virginia are the states in which peanuts are grown.

Specifically, the ten states can be divided into Mid-Atlantic, Southeast and Southwest growing regions. The Mid-Atlantic region -- which grows about 13% of all U.S.-grown peanuts -- claims the Carolinas and Virginia for emphasizing large-kernel peanut-growing. The Southeast -- which produces about 64% -- comprises Alabama, Florida, Georgia, and Mississippi for growing Runner, Spanish and Virginia peanuts. The Southwest -- which yields about 20% -- consists of New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas for growing medium-kernel Runner peanuts.