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What is wheat?
This commodity can make 42 loaves of bread with one bushel.
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What is milk?
The producer of this commodity makes 350,000 glasses of Oregon's state beverage each year.
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What is blueberries?
Oregon is ranked number 2 in the nation for this commodity and many Oakland students pick these each summer.
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What is greenhouse and nursery?
This number 1 Oregon commodity helps make our yards beautiful and can be found in the Willamette Valley.
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What is cattle and calves?
Many of us enjoy products from this commodity each summer during our backyard BBQs and it is the only commodity grown in all 36 Oregon counties.
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What is potatoes?
This commodity can provide 18% of the potassium needed each day and Oregon ranks 4th in the nation for production.
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What is hay?
The number 2 Oregon commodity utilizes the number 3 Oregon commodity in order to grow and some of the best comes from Central Oregon.
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What is grapes for wine?
Oregon grows 72 varieties and ranks 3rd in the nation for production of this commodity.
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What is grass seed?
The Willamette Valley is known as the capital of this commodity.
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What is pears?
Produced mainly in the Hood River Valley and Rogue Valley, this commodity is Oregon's state fruit.
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