What are 3 agricultural products in Montana?
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Cattle, lumber, and alfalfa\n\nI forgot Dental Floss
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There are lots of online ag education resources that deal with this. See sources for links.
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depends what type of agriculture you are looking for...\nI would check out the following Canadian sources.  There is a website for Manitoba, Ontario, Alberta and Saskatchewan.
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Montana\nMarino\nElway\nUnitas\nAikman
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sour punch straws, hersheys chocolate, reeses and dairy milk
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Visit the Mayfield Dairy farm or processing plant. There is one here in Georgia.
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I am not sure but here is a site that may help.\nhttp://www.rurdev.usda.gov/
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Its agricultural outputs are seafood, nursery stock, dairy products, cranberries, and vegetables. Thanks largely to the Ocean Spray cooperative, Massachusetts is the second largest cranberry producing state in the union (after Wisconsin).
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Check the USDA website.
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Bread, Apples, Very small rocks, Cider, Great gravy, Cherries, Mud, Churches, Lead & A duck.\n:o)
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http://www.montana.edu/~wwwcommd/leadstyle.htm
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Check any Tractor supply or feed store. or any Place that deals in farming supplies. and if necessary check all Home inprovement and places that do fencing.
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1. Transport materials\n2. Metallurgic products\n3. Soy\n4. Oil and fuel\n5. Ores\n6. Meats\n7. Chemicals\n8. Machines and equipments\n9. Electrical equipment\n10. Sugar
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wood ,paper, maple syrup ,asprin
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phosphates, potash, shale oil
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It all depends on where at in MT, what kind of fishing you like to do, and if you are just after catching fish or you want to catch a big one.  For flyfishing the best river is the Missouri just north of Helena about 30 miles next to Craig, MT.  Down south of Billings about 45 miles is Harlowtown and the Big Horn is there.  Both of these rivers have great rainbow and brown trout (avg size is 18-22 inches)  In the North west corner (Flathead Valley, where I live) is Flathead Lake which has many different species, if you are not familiar with the lake I would suggest hiring a guide to show you the ropes this lake is fished with a boat and usually downriggers.  Just across the mountains from here is the blackfoot indian reservation (special $10/day or $60/yr permit required) and there is approx 6 lakes over there that are stocked with rainbows and it is not uncommon to catch fish that weigh 8 lbs. or more, they can be fished from boat or shore, fly or spinner.  Other than that there is multitude of places with great fishing in MT, just ask around and usually you will at least get pointed in the right direction.  GOOD LUCK!!!
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farm, ranch, feed lot (types of property); pasture, range (open field); barn (building)