This crop is original to North America, was used by American Indians in religious rites, and is a stimulant crop.

This crop is grown in nearly every state, used for grain and as a forage, and is the least economically important grain crop.

This crop ranks second to corn in the amount of bushels produced; used primarily for human consumption

This crop is the most important grain crop for human food in the world.

This crop accounts for 35% of the refined sugar produced in the US.

This crop is grown primarily in the US fro livestock feed and almost equal to corn in food value.

This crop has 75 million acres grown in the US each year; production grosses more than $11 billion/year; used for oil and grain products.

This crop is grown primarily in the south; actually a "pea" and not a "nut"; used for whole product or an oil.

The fibers from the stems of this crop are used to produce linen.

This crop can be grown in less favorable climates; used for livestock feed and malting.

This crop production mainly occurs in California; oil is used in the production of paint and other industrial products.

This crop is 4th in acres produced in the US; used in the production of plastics, pesticides, preservatives, paper industry and brewing industry.

The 2 types of the crop that are produced are: oil and non oil types; oil can be used for biodiesel.

This crop originated in Central and South America; has been imported since colonial day, used in the textile industry.

This crop is a grass and grows from sections of stalk called seed pieces; accounts for 65% of the refined sugar in the US.