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Are there more or less than a million earthworms in a hectare of farm land?
more than a million
Minnesota had more land in agriculture than any state?
yes
What state grows more apples than any other state?
Washington grows more apples than every other state combined.
What state has more ghost towns than any other state?
Oregon.
In which state are more cars and trucks built than in any other state?
Michigan
Would you expect crop growth to be more successful on a farm that has uneven topography or on a farm that has level land?
On leveled land~!
How many acres is necessary for land to be considered a 'farm' in Kentucky?
In Kentucky, a farm is 10 or more acres. In Kentucky, a farm is 10 or more acres.
How do you expand your farm?
Buy more land. That's pretty well the only way you can expand your farm.
Which state has more land Oklahoma or Texas?
The state that has more land is Texas.
How many farmers can farm two acres of land?
Often one farmer can farm way more than 2 acres of land. Most farmers can farm over 400 acres of land by themselves using the proper machinery.
Where can one see State Farm Insurance commercials?
State Farm insurance commercials can be seen on the State Farm website. A dedicated agent will be happy to help you find more information on their official website.
What has more land a country or a state?
a state
How many acres in the state of Wyoming?
There is no specific amount of acres necessary for land to be considered a farm in Wyoming. Rather, the land is considered a farm if the land and buildings are used for growing crops and rearing animals. However, the majority of agricultural lands owned by agricultural operations in Wyoming consist of 5,000 or more acres.
Which state has more land Maine or Conneticut?
Maine has more land.
What is the state that has more land area?
North amierican has more land
Are there more or less than a million earthworms in a hectare of farm land?
more than a million
What was a common farm in early rome?
A common farm in early Rome was more like an allotment. The Roman state gave its citizens only small plots. The rest of the land belonged to the state and was public land (ager publicus). The rich, however, appropriated much of the public land and accumulated large landed estates. Over time, the small peasants found it difficult to make a sufficient living on their small farms.
