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Why did the United states want to grain control of the Philippines?
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Why did they put a bullet a kernel of wheat and a penny match in the ball of a flag pole?
I was told they were placed there as tokens to ensure that the United States is always be able to defend herself (the bullet), feed her people (the grain of wheat), and always be prosperous (a penny).
What is the difference between a Grain Merchandiser and a Commodity trader?
Commidity trader sets in Chicago and just trades the board, whereas a grain merchandiser actually has grain to sell. The merchandiser can also hedge grain but he primarily works for the farmers to get their grain sold.
Why did northern farmers favor protective tariffs-?
to reduce competition from foreign grain producers
What grain originated in America?
corn or otherwise know as maize
How did native Americans grind seeds and grain?
Mortar and pestle
Where is the primary market for grain in the United States?
Chicago, IL
WHAT DID THE United States EXPORT IN THE LATE 19TH CENTURY?
Automobile
Is whole grain brown rice refined?
only in japan and the united states
What is the major grain exporting region of the world?
The major grain exporting region of the world is Russia. Other major exporters of grain are the United States, China, and others.
What are other food grain crops in the United States?
Food grain crops include wheat, oats, and barley. It also includes grains such as triticale, quinoa, and amaranth.
When was United Grain Growers created?
United Grain Growers was created in 1906.
When did United Grain Growers end?
United Grain Growers ended in 2001.
what is the grain capacity for a grain drill called united farm tools 5200 grain drill?
united farm tools grain box capacity 5200 model
How much of the world does America's Grain belt feed?
The United states grain belt produces 38.6% of the worlds food source. Russia is #2 at 24.2%. China #3 at 22.9%.
What land did the US grain in the Treaty of Paris?
the united states now reached north to the british , canada west to the mississippi river and south to spanish
How many people die each year from grain bins?
On average, there are about 25 to 30 reported grain bin deaths per year in the United States. These incidents often involve entrapment or suffocation when individuals enter the grain bins without proper safety measures in place.
What is unique about American cattle?
The feeding of grain to cattle is unique to the United States. Americans and an increasing number of international consumers have developed a taste for American grain-fed beef, as opposed to beef cattle fattened on grass only.
