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What are major crops grown in Rhode Island?
berries
What crops were grown in Rhode Island?
potatoes, apples, corn, beans, squash, and tobacco
What does a full grown Rhode Island hen look like?
See the links below.
Could indigo be grown in Rhode Island?
Absolutly not! indigo requires a warm climate to grow.
Where was the largest pumpkin?
new hampshir The world's largest pumpkin was grown in Greene, Rhode Island, USA.
Name 3 things that are grown or raised in texax?
Cattle,horses,and me
What are three things that are grown or raised in Massachusetts?
suk ma dik
What kind of apples are grown in Rhode Island?
ripe pinkish apples.And sometimes their are yellow and green apples.But it also depeneds on the tree
Why does a plant from one island begin to grow on a distant island where that kind of plant had never grown before?
That way it can get the things it needs
How much money is an adult Rhode Island rooster worth?
A full grown Rhode Island red in good condition can bring about 6 to 10 dollars at spring auction in North America on a good day. Rhode Island reds are common chickens so will not often command higher prices. That same rooster in the fall auctions will bring much lower prices as they are not needed for much other than meat over the winter.
What are the main crops grown in Rhode Island?
Rhode Island is very well known for their immense cantaloupe selection. They are also known as the inventor of the pukalupe tree (pu-ka-loop) which much like its sister the pakalupe (paw-ka-loop) it taste like a mix between tree bark and banana pudding. The other crop that Rhode Island is known for growing is the green bean potato plant that is put in most coffees.
How much money is an adult Rhode Island Red rooster worth?
A full grown Rhode island red in good condition can bring about 6 to 10 dollars at spring auction in North America on a good day. Rhode Island reds are common chickens so will not often command higher prices. That same rooster in the fall auctions will bring much lower prices as they are not needed for much other than meat over the winter.
