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This photograph of a barn, silo, and field of corn depicts a rural farm scene in Ohio. Ohio has played a large role in our country's agricultural history, and agriculture still remains the number one industry of the state today. The following short article regarding agriculture in Ohio can be found on
http://www.kentohio.net/kent-area-outdoor-activities/farming-is-ohios-1-industry

Prior to the 1800s, most people who called Ohio home earned their living through farming. They raised wheat, corn, and other grain crops. By 1849, Ohio produced more corn than any other state, and it ranked second in wheat production. Orchards were planted from seeds brought to the region or purchased from people living east of the Appalachians. John Chapman, also known as Johnny Appleseed, played a major role in developing apple orchards in Ohio. The climate made apples and peaches especially easy to grow. Ohio farmers also raised livestock, most importantly cattle, sheep, and pigs.

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