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What state produces the most oranges?
Florida and California Florida is known for their oranges and some oranges are from California
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Oranges
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their Oranges
What types of farming does Florida?
The main agricultural product of Florida (and most popular) are the delicious Florida Oranges.
What is Florida known for producing?
Florida is known for their fruits. Florida provides oranges, strawberries, limes, tangerines, and lemons to many parts of the country.
Where do our oranges come from in Canada?
Florida Florida. Florida.
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orange juice. that is also the state beverage of Florida.
What does Florida have?
Oranges.
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oranges your welcome
What does Florida give?
florida gives oranges
What state produces most Orange's?
Florida and California Florida is known for their Oranges and some oranges are from California
What are really facts about Florida?
Florida has enough oranges to give every person in the world 8 oranges!
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