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What states were the leading producers of turkey?
The three states that were the leading producers of Turkey in 2007 were Wyoming, Mississippi, and Massachusetts.
What the three states were the leading producers of turkey in 2007?
The three states that were the leading producers of Turkey in 2007 were Wyoming Mississippi Massachusetts.
What three states were the leading producers in turkey in 2007?
In 2007, there were six states that proved to be the leading producers of turkeys: Minnesota North Carolina Arkansas Virginia Missouri California In 2007, there were a total of 271 million turkeys raised. The above states produced 175 million of these.
What three states where leading producers of turkeys in 2007?
Minnesota, North Carolina, Arkansas
What three states where the leading producers of turkey in 2007?
Minnesota, North Carolina, Arkansas
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.
What three states were the leading of turkeys in 2007?
Georgia, Florida, Alabama
Which of your forefathers wanted the turkey to be your national symbol?
Ben Franklin once jokingly suggested the Turkey as the national bird, he did not intend it to be taken seriously.
What 3 states were the leading producers of turkeys in 2007?
Oh, what a delightful question! In 2007, the leading producers of turkeys were Minnesota, North Carolina, and Arkansas. These states worked together in harmony to provide us with plenty of delicious turkeys for our Thanksgiving feasts. Just like how each color on our palette plays a special role in creating a beautiful painting, these states each had their own unique contributions to the turkey industry.
What country is the main energy producers?
United States of America, with 4 167.109 kWh in 2007.
In what 2007 Eddie Murphy comedy does he play three of the leading roles?
Norbit
What tree states were leading production of turkey in 2007?
Minnesota, North Carolina, Arkansas, Virginia and Mississippi.
