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Which commodity was originally thought to be a weed?
Oats
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a large cereal grain plant that has a leafy stalk on which ears are produced that contain the grains or seeds called kernels
corn
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Wool from rabbits
Angora
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Cashmere and Mohair wools come from this animal
Goat
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Rice
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What does canola stand for?
Canada oil low acid
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The source of bacon
Frozen Pork Bellies
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What is the difference between Timber and Lumber?
Timber is raw wood, lumber is planks and boards
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cattle industrially raised for beef production from the calf stage until they reach between 600 and 800 pounds
Live cattle
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Wheat
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a carbohydrate known as sucrose in its crystalline powder form.
Sugar
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a staple fiber that is the most widely used natural fiber for the manufacture of clothes and textiles.
cotton
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Name this commodity
Oats
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annual grasses that were the last cereal grains to be domesticated
oats
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Which type of cotton is the premier species of cotton that makes up 1% of the cotton produced in the US?
Pima
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Canola
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a cereal grain used commercially for animal feed, the production of malt (an important ingredient in beer production), and human food applications
Barley
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cattle that have reached 600 to 800 pounds and been moved to a feedlot where they are fed a special food mix to encourage rapid weight gain.
feeder cattle
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a species in the legume family of plants grown for its beans; it can fix nitrogen from the air in the soil
Soybeans
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This commodity is used almost exclusively in making table sugar
sugar beets
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are industrially raised pigs, swine, or hogs.
Lean hogs
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a cereal plant that produces grain which is ground to make flour for bread, pasta, pastry, etc.
Flour
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lumber of varying lengths but generally in increments of evenly cut 2-foot boards.
Random Length lumber
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refers to futures on Grade AA; a yellow or white dairy product consisting of an emulsion of milk fat and water that is obtained by churning cream
cash-settled butter
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Rapeseed is the actual plant for what commodity?
Canola
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Corn
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Winter wheat is typically grown in which region of the US?
Southern states
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wood that has been reduced either mechanically or chemically to pulp
Pulpwood
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Sugar Cane
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a fabric made from the sheared hair of sheep, llama, or other ruminants
wool
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seeds of the rice plant that have not had the outer hull and bran layers removed
Rough Rice
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Sugar Beet
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an oilseed that is crushed to produce oil and meal; also an important feedstock for the growing biodiesel market
Canola
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timber sawed into boards, planks, or other structural members of standard or specified length
Lumber
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trees of forested areas considered as a source of wood. Lumber
Timber
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