Which state produces the greatest number of turkeys?
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Minnesota is currently ranked first for turkey production in the United States. Minnesota’s turkey farmers raised approximately 45 million birds in 2003 and generated nearly $600 million in income for producers, processors and other related industries. Minnesota has more than 600 turkey farms.
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Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Minnesota, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Wyoming, Idaho, Oregon, Washington, California, Colorado and Utah. The Eastern states produce very little (see second map). \n\nhttp://www.informaecon.com/CropMaps2001/Barley.gif\nhttp://www.ers.usda.gov/Data/CostsAndReturns/Images/Barley.gif
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I say Germany, that is what the Turks would want, as it will be just like Playing the Game in Turkey.  Biggest concentration of Turkish nationals in the world except in Turkey is in Germany.
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Female turkey: hens\nMale turkey: toms\nBaby turkey: poults\nRabbit: 1.) under 1 1/2 punds is a fryer\n        2.) a mature rabbit is a roaster\nGoat: chevon
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University of Florida is probably the best in the state.  Of course, I believe there are only two - U of Florida and Nova Southeastern University.\n\nHope this helps!
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tennessee\n\ntennis-ee
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I've gotta say Turkey. It is more developed than Kazahkstan. It has more influence, bigger businesses and a larger military. Then again, Kazakhstan has oil and that may be a huge factor for them in the future. I just dont see it growing quickly without Russia backing. Turkey is more developed in the international community.
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We find a pond or a lake and feed the ducks. I know it is strange, but after all that turkey, we need to stretch our legs and to feed something other than ourselves.  \n\nWe started this tradition in Tacoma, Washington, my husband and I.  Now we live in North Idaho where we can be found on a late Thanksgiving Day, feeding ducks, geese and the occassional sea gull.
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Ha, I found what I was looking for:\n\n"The use of the turkey in the USA for Thanksgiving relates back to Lincoln's nationalization of the holiday in 1863. Since a turkey could feed more than a chicken, those were sent to the troops instead as a more cost-effective feast."
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First, probably no turkey. That was established by poultry farmers in the early 20th century to sell more turkey. No football - natch......And more than likely, the native Americans invited the pilgrims to feast with them. The first loads of Europeans to arrive here starved and froze to death. They had no idea about the radical climate changes here and knew squat about growing food that would survive on this soil. They were clueless and it was the natives that taught them how to hunt, fish, farm, and survive.
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i've searched turkey and turkish and so on in yahoo answers and i came up with the conclusion that there are much more than i can ever guess.\nby the way another one is me :D
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Go to Kentucky or Barkley Lkae. Both of them cross the border into Tennessee. They are consistently producing big fish.
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only the turkey knows!
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In the turkey.  It's called "wishbone"
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Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, Minnesota, North Dakota, Montana, Idaho, Washington, Alaska.
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I am not sure who produces the most.  It is my opinion that Ireland produces the best.
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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).