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Specialty Products
Whether it's traditional maple sugaring in Massachusetts or a sister run salsa company in Kentucky, stories of specialty products abound in America's Heartland. Oregon tops the list of states producing the most Christmas trees, followed by North Carolina, Washington and Michigan. And how about aloe vera grown in South Texas? The succulent plant is cultivated for its antiseptic gel and moisturizing properties. and some claim drinking aloe juice relieves ailments such as arthritis.

Maple Sugaring
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Aloe, Good for What Ails You
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Mushrooms
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Truffles
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Home Turf
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Goat's Milk Soap
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Ethnic Veggies
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The Kids Are Alright
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The American Farm Bureau Foundation for Agriculture, Farm Credit, and the United Soybean Board make presentation of America's Heartland possible.
American Farm Bureai Foundation for Agriculture            Farm Credit           United Soybean Board


Additional production and promotion assistance is provided by
The American Soybean Association, National Corn Growers Association, National Cotton Council, U.S. Grains Council,
National Association of Wheat Growers, and the National FFA Organization.

 

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