Delaware Agriculture Farm Crops
Annual Revenue
(past 5 years average)
Wheat: $13,940,189
Rice: $0
Grains: $14,191,212
Soybeans: $17,375,221
Sunflower Seed & Oil: $0
Peanuts: $0
Cotton: $0
Cotton Seed: $0
Tobacco: $0
Fruits & Juice: $1,481,492
Tree & Nuts: $0
Vegetables: $8,450,431
Livestock: $232,242
Hides & Skins: $0
Poultry: $63,960,239
Fats & Oils: $0
Dairy: $1,039,988
Feeds: $1,050,613
Seeds: $1,443,414
Other: $6,256,958
TOTAL: $129,422,000
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Milk to wine, a farming bonanza - Philadelphia Inquirer (blog)
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Milk to wine, a farming bonanzaPhiladelphia Inquirer (blog)Chester County is booming, but not just with people: Mushrooms, milk, wine, hay, apples and arugula are among the thriving agricultural products. To help residents appreciate their farming roots, the Chester Delaware County Farm Bureau has produced a ... | Governor Markell's Weekly Message: US Ag Secretary pledges support to Delaware ... - WGMD Radio Who will feed US? - Danville News
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Who will feed US?Danville NewsMeanwhile, the Pennsylvania Farm Bureau has organized Collegiate Farm Bureaus at Penn State and Delaware Valley College. "These college students are highly motivated and are interested in pursuing some form of a career in agriculture, including working ...and more » | Schumer Announces Maple Shade Farm NY, Inc. to Receive Over $49000 USDA Grant - WBGH Poultry Industry Cites Univ. of Del Study; Claims Chicken Manure Pollution ... - Southern Maryland Online Salt Lake Tribune - Salt Lake Tribune
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Salt Lake TribuneSalt Lake TribuneUtah has lost farm acreage equal to the area of the states of Delaware and Rhode Island combined over the past 40 years to housing and commercial development. That's a sad situation that poor planning over the decades has allowed to happen. | DELAWARE: Hardiness zones trending warmer - Delmarva Daily Times
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DELAWARE: Hardiness zones trending warmerDelmarva Daily TimesWILMINGTON — A new US Department of Agriculture plant-hardiness map released Wednesday shows that several parts of Delaware aren't as cold as they were in the past, and that has implications for the types of plants that will grow in the state.and more » | Seeds for success - The News Journal DNREC, DDA announces approval of concentrated animal feeding operation regulations - Milford Beacon DelVal Students to Farm for the Needy - Patch.com
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