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Where in the us are orange grown in'?
oranges are mainly grown in California and Florida.
What was the first vegatable grown in colonial Maryland?
It is not known what the first vegetable was that was grown in colonial Maryland. Many vegetables were grown in colonial Maryland such as corn and squash.
What crops are grown in the Western US?
wheat
What foods did the Aztecs discover for us?
chocalte, corn, tomatoes, chile, peanuts, turkey, avocado's, vanilla,
Where coffee was tea first grown in?
Asia.
Where the peanuts grown in Pakistani?
peanuts are grown in trees
What countries are peanuts grown in?
Peanuts are grown in the USA, and Brazil
What are the leading states in the US where peanuts are grown?
Georgia, Alabama, Texas and Florida together produce over 80% of the US supply of peanuts.
Where are peanuts located?
Peanuts form on the roots of the peanut plant. They are grown in Georgia and other southern US states and in Africa.
Are peanuts a nonrenewable resource or a natural resource?
Peanuts are a natural resource, as they come from plants that can be grown and harvested. They are considered renewable, as new peanuts can be grown each year through farming practices.
Were peanuts native to US?
WERE peanuts native to [the] US? Where ARE peanuts native to [the] US? Figure out the question, and we'll get you an answer. Answer. Peanuts are native to Brazil.
Where are peanuts made from?
Peanut plants that are grown in hot climates.
Where do Georgia peanuts grow?
They are grown along the Coastal Plain in GA. The climate in Georgia is excellent for growing peanuts, which was the family business of US President Jimmy Carter. (Additional info can be found in the related links).
What are 2 agricultural products grown in Georgia?
peanuts and peaches
What are two main crops grown in Virginia?
Tobacco and peanuts
What crop is grown in the dryer northern area of nigeria?
Peanuts
Does peanut hay produce peanuts?
Yes, but the peanuts are grown underground. The hay is what the peanut plant grows above ground.
