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Minnesota, North Carolina, and Arkansas produce the most turkey in the United States. While Minnesota produces more pounds of turkey overall, North Carolina makes more money off of their turkey production.
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What were the top four producers of turkeys in 2001?
The top four turkey producing states were North Carolina, Minnesota, Virginia, and Arkansas
What is on top of a turkeys head?
A comb or wattle .
What are three attributes of a turkey?
Turkeys gobble. Turkeys have a snood on top of their head that they can change the size of depending on mood. The turkey has a large fan shaped tail to impress the female turkeys.
The 5 biggest states that produces cotton?
Mississippi, Texas, georgia, Arkansas and North Carolina are the top 5 cotton producers in the United States.
Which countries produces gas and oil?
Many countries are oil producers. The top three are:Saudi ArabiaRussiaUnited States
What kind of home do turkeys need?
I think turkeys should have a small lean-to with a top, atleast. (You're gonna eat 'em any way!) :P
Are turkeys able to fly at least to the top of a tree?
no turkeys can not fly at tree top level but however then can fly for a little bit jus not very high.
Do baby male turkeys have bomps on the top of there head?
The chicks are hatached with a bump on their head.
What state produces the most rice?
In 2009 the top rice producing states were Arkansas, California, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, and Texas
What us state produces the most turkeys annually?
According to the USDA, those states are:MinnesotaNorth CarolinaArkansasMaineMassachusetts.Other sources list the top turkey producing states as:MinnesotaNorth CarolinaMissouri, ArkansasSouth Carolina, MissouriVirginia, California
What state produces the most market beef?
The top five beef producing states are Texas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Nebraska and South Dakota
What three states were leading producers of turkeys in 2007?
The three states that were the leading producers of Turkey in 2007 were Wyoming, Mississippi, and Massachusetts.
