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Arizona's Farms
When it comes to Farming, Arizona is known as one of the most productive and efficient agricultural regions in the world. Arizona is also one of the most diverse agricultural production states in the nation, producing more than 160 varieties of vegetables, livestock, field crops and nursery stock. According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture. there are an estimated 7, 294 farms and ranches in Arizona. Over 78% of them are operated by individuals or families.
Horses - Raised for Companionship, Pleasure, Horseracing, Horse Shows, Trail Rides, Rodeos and Breeding
Poultry - Eggs and Food
Ratites - Eggs, Food and Byproducts include Feathers for pillows, Decorative Hats and Feather dusters
Sheep - Meat, and Byproducts include Wool for Blankets and Sweaters
Shrimp - Food
Swine - Food
What else are Farms used for?
Farms contribute back to the community in many ways:
Are effective in conserving natural resources and caring for the environment
Tours for Public Education
Festivals
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