1.2 million crops in the United States
Crop insect damage is usually caused by insects that feed on that crop specifically. For example, corn borers feed on corn, but not on soybeans, wheat or hay. If a farmer grows ten different crops, and rotates them year-to-year on all his fields, no single field will have a given crop more than once in every ten years. Most of these damaging insects have a life cycle that is not conducive to reproductive success within that length of a crop cycle. In short, the farmer just isn't growing the crop frequently enough for the insects to develop a strong foothold.
more then 500000 crops in a year
Allot of money— thousands and thousands of dollars, maybe even 10-100 's of thousands.
No, they do not hibernate, mainly because stick insects live in warm and tropical climates where the temperature does not vary much throughout the year.
The tornadoes caused about $1.6 billion worth of damage in the U.S in an average year. This year though, the estimated cost of damage is over $20 billion).
£400 million and sometimes more depending on the damage done.
millions of dollars
The amount of money a farmer earns in a year depends on several factors: the size of the farm, what the farmer is raising, how well the crops do (if he is raising crops), etc. A farmer could actually lose money in some years if he is growing crops and they don't do well.
they grew their crops in springtime
Believe it or not, about 6 million, eight hundred crops are grown in Montana every year.
Well it depends how much damage you put on that certain body part
1 set of crops