Agriculture
Corn Belt States
The corn production plays a significant role in the economy of the U.S. The United States is the biggest corn producer globally, with 96 million acres (39 million ha) of land used for corn growing. Corn growth is dominated by west and north-central Iowa and east-central Illinois. About 13 percent of its yearly yield is exported.
Read MoreWorld map of pastureland and cropland
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Read MoreCattle Population vs Human Population by U.S. Contiguous County
35% of US Contiguous counties have more cattle than people. The U.S. is home to 95 million cattle and calves
Read MoreMap of human vulnerability to changes in plant growth in the year 2100
Although the global mean amount of days above freezing will grow by up to 7 percent, suitable growing days will
Read MorePercent of land devoted to each crop in 2007, by U.S. county
Corn was the leading crop in the United States. Corn for grain production in 2018 was estimated at 14.4 billion
Read MoreCrops Area by Country
The total area of croplands is 1.53 billion hectares of which 399 million hectares in a total area available for irrigation and 467 million hectares is annualized irrigated areas.
Read MoreFarmland Devoted To Rice Paddy
China is the world’s biggest producer of rice, and the crop makes up a little less than half of the
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