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Which American state is known as the cotton state?
mississippi
What crops were gown in Mississippi during slavery?
cotton
What is the name of Mississippi's state flag?
Mississippi's state flag is called simply the State Flag of Mississippi.
Which state is known as the Cotton State.?
Alabama is known as the "Cotton State"
Is Mississippi a free state or slave state?
Mississippi was a slave state until the end of the Civil War.
Which American state is known as the cotton state?
mississippi
What state produces more cotton Mississippi or Maine?
Mississippi produces more cotton than Maine.
Which state is the biggest producer of cotton?
Mississippi
What state is cotton most important?
Mississippi
Cotton is the most important crop in what state?
Mississippi
What state is cotton most important crop?
Mississippi
What state had the largest cotton production prior to the civil war?
mississippi
Where is Mississippi's chief cotton producing area?
Mississippi's chief cotton producing area is in the Mississippi Delta region in the northwest part of the state. This area has rich, fertile soil and a long growing season, making it ideal for cotton cultivation.
What is the state agricutural of Mississippi?
Farming Soy Beans, Cotton, and Corn. Logging is integral to the state's economy.
Which state in the southeast region has raised more cotton than any other state?
Most likely it was Mississippi.
What does Mississippi produce?
• Broiler (meat) chicken and soybeans are Mississippi's most valuable agricultural products. • Cotton is grown in the northwest part of the state, and the northeast part grows the majority of the cotton. • Cattle farms are common in all parts of Mississippi except the Mississippi Delta. • Mississippi ranks fourth nationally for the production of rice. The crop was valued at $178 million dollars in 2009.
What is Mississippi's cash crop?
Agriculture is the major industry in Mississippi. Cotton, soybeans and rice are the major agriculture products. Also grown are substantial quantities of corn for grain, rice, and sweet potatoes.
