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As many of you know, unless you don’t ever leave Nashville, Tennessee is an agricultural state with a diverse range of crops grown throughout the state.
The top 8 major crops grown in Tennessee include:
Soybeans - Tennessee is one of the top soybean-producing states in the country. Soybeans are grown in nearly every county in the state and are used for a variety of purposes, including animal feed, cooking oil, and biodiesel production.
Corn - Corn is another important crop in Tennessee, with the majority of it being used for animal feed, ethanol production, and human consumption.
Cotton - Tennessee is also a major cotton-producing state, with cotton being grown in the western part of the state. Cotton is used primarily for clothing and other textile products.
Tobacco - Tennessee is a leading producer of dark tobacco, which is used for cigarettes and other tobacco products.
Wheat - Wheat is grown in Tennessee for use in baking and other food products.
Hay - Hay is an important crop in Tennessee, with many farmers growing it for use as animal feed.
Tomatoes - Tomatoes are a significant crop in Tennessee, particularly in the eastern part of the state. They are grown for both commercial and personal use.
Peaches - Tennessee is known for its peaches, which are grown primarily in the southern part of the state. Peaches are typically harvested from late May through early August.
Other crops grown in Tennessee include apples, grapes, strawberries, and a variety of vegetables.
The state also has a significant poultry and livestock industry, with chickens, cattle, and hogs being raised throughout the state.
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