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What are the most popular and unusual jobs in Wyoming?
The five most popular jobs in Wyoming are ... service, government, Mining, Agriculture and Construction.
What is the number of cows in Wyoming?
As of 2002, there were 1,255,843 cattle and calves in Wyoming according to the United States Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Statistics Service.
What has the author W Gordon Kearl written?
W. Gordon Kearl has written: 'Opportunities for economic development and potential for production agriculture in Wyoming' -- subject(s): Agriculture, Economic aspects of Agriculture
What state Cheyenne belong to?
Cheyenne belongs to Wyoming. It's an important city in the Northwest. It is known for its agriculture.
What is the important of berkelium in agriculture?
Berkelium is not used in agriculture.
What are the major imports from Wyoming?
Products other places import from Wyoming include: chemicals [disodium carbonate, bentonite, acrylic hydrocarbons, and uranium]; general purpose machinery; oil and gas; oilseeds and grains; and agriculture and construction machinery.
What food does Wyoming grow?
Agriculture is an essential part of Wyoming's culture, lifestyle, and economy. They produce crops including hay, sugar beets, and grain (specifically wheat and barley). Beef and other livestock are also major products.
Is polonium used in agriculture?
Any use for polonium in agriculture.
How mathematics used in agriculture?
mathematics is used in agriculture when there are situations such as quantity of water and fertilizer to be applied.
What is uranium used for in Wyoming?
Wyoming hasn't nuclear power reactors but has important reserves of uranium ores.
What were some names considered for Wyoming?
Wyoming was probably the only name considered since the name was used in the bill in the US Congress which created the Wyoming Territory.
Why is indigo used in agriculture?
wye is indigo usedin agriculture why is indigo used in agriculture?
