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in the western part of North Carolina
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What state in the US produces the most turkey and sweet potato?
Turkey= Missouri Sweet potato= Louisiana and or Oregon/Idaho
Where do sweet potatoes grow?
A sweet potato grows in farms in the south of Britansupplement. Sweet potatoes, and all potatoes originated in South America, and are pretty tolerant of latitude and altitude. The sweet potato was spread throughout the Pacific by the Polynesians, but does not flourish in southern NZ. Modern varieties have been developed which have greater geographic range, and much superior size and flavour.
What us state has the capital city named after potato?
There is no US capital named "for" a potato. The state of Idaho is used as the name of a type of large brown potato (Russet Burbank), which is grown there and elsewhere.
When where they first potatoes grown in Australia?
If your wondering where the first potato was grown in the US it was, New Hampshire. But in the whole world it was Ireland- not Australia.
Are potatoes grown in all 50 US States?
Most potatoes are produced in Idaho, the Potato state.
What part of potato is getting used in vegetative reproduction?
Sweet potatoes are flowering plants, so they reproduce sexually by producing seed. They also reproduce vegetatively from the tubers (which we eat). When we grow them as a crop we plant stem cuttings called slips. This is also vegetative reproduction but it's us doing it not the plant.
Increased immagration from irenland to the US in 1840 was primarily a result of?
The Irish Potato Famine.
Where in the US grow the most potatoes?
Idaho grows the most potatoes in the U.S.A., nearly 1/3 of all that are grown. Other top potato-growing states are: Maine, Washington, Oregon, and Colorado.
Where in the US do marionberries grow?
They are grown in the southern area of Salem , Oregon
Are more potatoes grown in Texas or Idaho?
Idaho's annual potato production is approximately 20 times that of Texas'. The Gem State annually produces approximately one-third of the entire US potato crop.
Where is rye grown in the US?
Rye is primarily grown in the northern states of the US, such as North Dakota, Montana, Minnesota, South Dakota, and Idaho. These states have the ideal climate and soil conditions for rye cultivation.
Why is Idaho known for it's potatoes?
Idaho is known for its potatoes due to its ideal climate and soil conditions which are well-suited for potato cultivation. The state produces a large quantity and variety of potatoes, contributing to its reputation as a top potato-growing region in the United States. Additionally, Idaho's potato industry has developed innovative growing and harvesting techniques that help maintain the quality and consistency of its potato crop.
