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Rylan Ratke
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∙ 6y agoa main export is cranberries and fish and seafood
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∙ 14y agoBlueberries, lumber, Maple syrup and Maple sugar, lobster and clams.
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In terms of Seafood, it exports Lobster, Monkfish, Scallops, Mackerel, Skate, Herring, Redfish, Illex Squid, Loligo Squid. These are some of these species I can think of right now.
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∙ 14y agoLobsters!
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What does Maine produce in the forest industry?
christmas trees
Does Maine produce the most blueberries in the world?
Maine does not produce the largest blueberries. In fact, Maine blueberries are on the smaller side. The larger berries usually come from Chile and New Jersey (the ones you'd find in a supermarket).
What are the top three states in the us that produce pears?
wisconsin, maine, idaho
What is Maine's main industry?
Maine has many products that employ the people of this state. The main industry in Main is paper. The state has many paper mills that produce paper.
What is the toothpick state?
Maine, they produce 90% of the of all toothpicks in the USA, twenty million toothpicks a day.
How much maple syrup does Pennsylvania produce?
In 2010, Maine was the third largest producer with 310,000 gallons.
What food did Maine sardine canneries produce for union soldiers during civil war?
It was stewed apples.
What did people eat in Maine 1800?
People in the Maine region ate seafood, game from the woods and produce from their fields in 1800. It was a harsh environment, but the people were hardy and able to withstand the weather.
Which state has a climate suitable for growing citrus fruits-California or Maine?
Maine
What are the top states who produce lumber?
It always varies year by year, but the top states are usually Idaho, Maine, Oregon, and Washington.
Why is Maine famous for its blueberries?
Maine provides all those wonderful foods. The blueberries are wild, smaller and tastier than cultivated varieties by far. The lobsters and clams are especially good from the cold Atlantic waters. Cranberries are less prevalent, though. Massachusetts provides all these as well, and has a significant commercial crop of cranberries, they have mostly the cultivated blueberries. All New England states on the coast have lobsters, clams and blueberries, but not many also produce cranberries.
What is the name of the states borders only one other state?
Maine maine maine maine maine :d
