What produce does Ohio export to other states and countries?
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please choose the answer above
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I am not sure who produces the most.  It is my opinion that Ireland produces the best.
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Go to Pike Place Market in Seattle and ask any of the fruit and veg sellers. They should know.
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A miniscule percentage of the plants or seed sold in the state are from Michigan sources. Plant material that is sold may be called native and be found naturally in Michigan, but the source is usually out of state. By native we mean those plants that were there before Europeans settled in Michigan in the 1700’s.\n\n\nMichigan's Native Plants are as follows.........\nWhite Trillium, Jack In The Pulpit, Columbine, Canada Mayflower, Butterfly Weed, Adders Tongue.
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www.usda.gov  Down the left side is a button for Marketing and Trade, then look at International Agriculture.  This is the official site for the people who regulate that.
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I am not sure about Ohio, but in Oklahoma it is! Try a google search and find out!
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You did not say from what country you are, and where you are thinking of selling mangoes. One thing to consider is the food regulations of the importing country. \n\nIn the United States for example, mangoes from Mexico dominate the market but better mangoes from countries such as Philippines can hardly penetrate the market. \n\nResearch the food laws and importing regulations of the market you want to get into, as well as the proper method for shipping such a perishable product. Then prepare a marketing plan. Go to Mplans.com http://www.mplans.com for tips and examples of marketing plans
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Poultry\nPeanuts\nPecans\n\nGA is behind CA with peaches\nnot sure where GA stands on Pork\nGA produces a lot of cotton too...
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If you mean what they export the most.. the answer will be textile yarn & fabrics
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Yes, common household products have a country of origin.
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The biggest thing is rice.  They are one of the largest producers in the world.  They grow pineapples, apples, oranges.  They also grow things that we don't have in the US like Som-O, Nga, Mango, Malagore (dragon fruit).  They have these huge things the size of footballs called durians (that really stink, but they say they taste good) and another called a jack fruit that has a very rough exterior.
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1 Boxing  2 Niagara Falls 3. Asparagus and Rhubarb 4. Baseball 5. Strawberries 6. the pear is grown with the bottle around it  7. Dwell, Dwarf 8. Period, Question Mark, Exclamation point, Comma, Colon, Semi Colon\n\n\nAfter I answered I looked up the answer for question 3 and it seems that there are more than just 2 perennial vegetables.
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Depends on where you will be. Ohio is actually very nice. I have been to the Columbus area a few times. You would be surprised at how many large corporations have headquarters there.
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Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Minnesota, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Wyoming, Idaho, Oregon, Washington, California, Colorado and Utah. The Eastern states produce very little (see second map). \n\nhttp://www.informaecon.com/CropMaps2001/Barley.gif\nhttp://www.ers.usda.gov/Data/CostsAndReturns/Images/Barley.gif
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The U.S. State Dept. says that Italy sent $24.3 billion worth of goods to the U.S. in 2002 (the last year for which they have data).\n\nThe largest category of products Italy exports to all countries is footwear, followed by auto vehicle parts, cheese, and wine.\n\nThere's a United Nations trade website that keeps all the statistics, but it's a little confusing to use. Click on the link below, and then click on each category (footwear, for example) to see the list of countries to which Italy exported footwear.
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NOOOOOOO.  MOST PEOPLE JUST THINK IDAHO PROVIDES A LOT OF POTATOES FOR THE U.S. BUT SO DOES MICHIGAN.
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Other than motor cars, Food and other agricultural products.Don't forget wine.