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The U.S. agricultural sector is a vital component of the economy, contributing significantly to both domestic food supply and global markets. It encompasses a diverse range of products, including grains, fruits, vegetables, and livestock. Advances in technology, sustainable practices, and government policies continue to shape the industry. However, challenges such as climate change, labor shortages, and trade dynamics also impact its future.
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What percentage of American's were engaged in agricultural pursuits in the early US?
80%
Political groups argued that the US must always remain a rural agricultural nation?
Jeffersonians
During the period from 1875 to 1900 the greatest challenges to the US Government were presented by?
The changes accompanying a shift from an agricultural economy to an industrial one.
What does it mean to say the US has a service economy?
Economies have several types of businesses, such as agricultural, manufacturing and service. Agricultural and manufacturing businesses are self-explanatory. Service business are ones that provided services like telephone, sales, medical and the like to the economy. A country's economy is called a service economy if its businesses are predominantly service oriented as opposed to agricultural or manufacturing oriented. The US has more businesses that provide services to the public than farming or manufacturing businesses, therefore it is a service economy.
What were the main elements of the North's agricultural system?
What were the main elements of the North's agricultural system?
What are the primary agricultural goods produced in the us?
The primary agricultural goods produced in the US are corn, soybeans, and hay. Wheat, cotton, and grain are also major agricultural goods.
What is the major agricultural economy for the US?
what is the main agriculturale conomy for the us
What is the agricultural products in the US?
corn and cotton
Where. are there good agricultural. areas in the us?
north
Where are the good agricultural area in the US?
north
What are the agricultural products produced in the north of the US?
apples
What is the main agricultural product in the US?
That would be corn.
Are there good agricultural areas in the north east south or west of the US?
Yes, there are many good agricultural areas there/
What do the wheat heads on a US cent symbolize?
They symbolize the US's agricultural strength and bounty
Who is the major agricultural producer in the US?
There are several major producers in the US. Cargil, Tyson Foods, Monsanto and Smith Field Farms are major agricultural producers in the United States.
Why is the Midwest called the heartland?
Because it is the agricultural center of the US :)
What agricultural crop is the most exported from the US?
Tobacco, from Kentucky.
