(________) is Arizona’s leading agricultural product.

• Beef

• Copper

• Citrus

• Cotton

• Pork

(__________) is the winter lettuce capital of the world.

• Yuma, Arizona

• Cibola, Arizona

• Tucson, Arizona

• Phoenix, Arizona

• Salmone, Arizona

Arizona ranks (_____) in the U.S. in head lettuce, leaf lettuce, romaine lettuce, cauliflower, and broccoli

production.

• 1st

• 2nd

• 3rd

• 4th

• 5th

Arizona has ​ (a)   farm and ranch operations across the state.

• 19,600
• 4.6 million
• 196,000
• 19.1 billion
• 19 cents
• 2 pounds
• 5
• 6-7 pounds
• 2-30 pounds
• 280 days or 9 months

There are ​ (a)   dairy cows in Arizona with a yearly milk production average of 24,429 pounds per cow.

• 196,000
• 4.6 million
• 19.1 billion
• 19 cents
• 2 pounds
• 5
• 6-7 pounds
• 2-30 pounds
• 280 days or 9 months
• 19,600

Arizona produces enough beef annually to feed over ​ (a)   Americans.

• 4.6 million
• 19.1 billion
• 19 cents
• 2 pounds
• 5
• 6-7 pounds
• 2-30 pounds
• 280 days or 9 months
• 19,600
• 196,600

Arizona has a ​ (a)   dollar agriculture industry.

• 19.1 billion
• 19 cents
• 2 pounds
• 5
• 6-7 pounds
• 2-30 pounds
• 280 days or 9 months
• 19,600
• 196,600
• 4.6 million

What amount out of a dollar do farmers and ranchers receive? ​ (a)  

• 19 cents
• 2 pounds
• 5
• 6-7 pounds
• 2-30 pounds
• 280 days or 9 months
• 19,600
• 196,600
• 4.6 million
• 19.1 billion

Arizona grows enough ​ (a)   each year to make 4.1 million pairs of jeans.

• Cotton
• Lemons
• Hay
• Rose
• Cantaloupe
• Potatoes
• Oil
• Ponsettias
• Nursery

Nationally, Arizona ranks 2nd in the production of ​ (a)   , 3rd in Tangerine production, and 4th in the production of oranges and grapefruit.

• Lemons
• Hay
• Rose
• Cantaloupe
• Potatoes
• Oil
• Ponsettias
• Nursery
• Cotton