Welcome to Modern Agriculture!
Crops:
* Cotton: Texas is the leading cotton-producing state in the US.
* Cattle: Texas is the top state for cattle production, with a large number of ranches raising beef cattle.
* Grain Sorghum: This is a major grain crop in Texas, often used for livestock feed and ethanol production.
* Wheat: While not as dominant as cotton or cattle, wheat production is significant in Texas, particularly in the Panhandle region.
* Hay: Texas is a major producer of hay, which is used to feed livestock.
* Peanuts: Texas is a leading peanut-producing state, with the majority of production concentrated in the west-central region.
* Rice: Rice production is concentrated in the southeastern portion of the state, along the Gulf Coast.
* Fruits and Vegetables: Texas produces a wide variety of fruits and vegetables, including citrus, grapes, tomatoes, onions, and peppers.
* Berries: Texas is a major producer of strawberries, blueberries, and blackberries.
Other Agricultural Products:
* Poultry: Texas has a significant poultry industry, producing both chickens and turkeys.
* Dairy: Texas is a major dairy producer, with a large number of dairy farms located in the north-central and northeast regions.
* Eggs: Texas is a leading producer of eggs, with many poultry farms specializing in egg production.
* Honey: Texas is home to a large honeybee population and produces a significant amount of honey.
Regional Variations:
The specific agricultural products grown in Texas vary depending on the region. For example:
* The Panhandle is known for its wheat and grain sorghum production.
* The South Texas region is a major producer of citrus fruits and vegetables.
* The Coastal Bend is a significant producer of rice and cotton.
Note: This is not an exhaustive list, and there are many other agricultural products grown in Texas.