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	Farm Area (Acreage)			Tropical Cyclone Zones	Regions of Weaker-Performing Cities	Prevailing Agricultural Practices
	Class	Rank	Acres	Tropical Cyclone Zones	Regions of Weaker-Performing Cities	Commercial gardening	Dairy	Grain	Intensive subsistence, wet rice not dominant	Little or no agriculture	Livestock Ranching	Mediterranean	Mixed crop and livestock	Plantation
Alaska		52	8.30e+5							0.159%
Arizona		16	2.60e+7		65.7%	11.4%				12.2%	74.4%		0.405%	0.105%
Utah		29	1.10e+7		7.30%	2.61%					10.7%
Yukon		61	2.63e+4							100%
Northwest Territories		62	869							0.342%
District of Columbia						100%
Florida		33	9.45e+6	2.91%	98.0%	0.114%				0.118%
Idaho		28	1.18e+7			4.10%		31.1%			53.6%
New Hampshire		57	4.70e+5			23.1%	76.9%
Rhode Island		60	7.00e+4			3.94%
Vermont		48	1.25e+6			0.385%	99.6%
Washington		21	1.47e+7		11.4%	11.0%	0.217%	6.88%			24.7%
Wyoming		13	3.04e+7			10.2%		23.1%			18.3%
Nunavut										0.595%
Montana		3	5.97e+7					25.6%			30.7%		5.29%
Maine		47	1.45e+6			0.284%	20.2%			37.6%			12.1%
North Dakota		9	3.92e+7				32.1%	63.4%		2.35%	2.14%
Kentucky		26	1.30e+7		23.6%								100%
Nova Scotia		50	1.02e+6							0.183%			49.4%
Virginia		38	8.10e+6			12.3%							80.1%
Delaware		56	5.00e+5			99.1%
Prince Edward Island		54	5.94e+5										98.4%
Saskatchewan		2	6.16e+7				1.89%	11.9%		81.2%			5.04%
Mississippi		31	1.08e+7	0.303%	16.0%	17.6%							49.2%	33.2%
West Virginia		45	3.60e+6				13.1%						86.9%
Nebraska		6	4.52e+7					33.9%			2.53%		63.6%
Texas		1	1.30e+8			3.30%		2.73%			33.1%		56.8%	0.184%
Missouri		14	2.83e+7										96.0%	4.01%
Louisiana		39	7.75e+6	2.07%	19.2%	0.203%							45.3%	11.7%
Hawaii		49	1.12e+6							1.65%				58.6%
North Carolina		36	8.30e+6	0.888%		0.120%							69.0%
Oregon		20	1.64e+7		69.4%	3.15%	41.2%	22.3%			5.82%
New Brunswick		51	9.38e+5							0.147%			0.167%
Alabama		35	8.80e+6		33.3%	19.1%							80.8%
New Mexico		8	4.32e+7			0.302%		5.01%			0.786%		4.18%
Kansas		5	4.60e+7					44.9%			0.337%		54.8%
Wisconsin		23	1.44e+7		51.5%		97.7%			0.782%			1.50%
British Columbia		42	6.45e+6			1.22%	2.96%	0.192%	1.58%	0.252%	17.2%
Newfoundland and Labrador		59	7.73e+4							25.0%
New Jersey		53	7.20e+5			0.133%
South Carolina		44	5.00e+6			32.9%							67.0%
Michigan		32	9.95e+6		52.9%		99.0%			0.555%			0.431%
Alberta		4	5.05e+7					13.2%		76.8%	0.686%		7.41%
Connecticut		58	4.40e+5			99.9%
Pennsylvania		40	7.70e+6		6.30%	15.9%	5.77%						35.8%
Colorado		11	3.17e+7			0.215%		35.4%			46.4%
Nevada		43	5.96e+6		85.0%	5.36%				0.608%	0.185%
Massachusetts		55	5.20e+5	0.220%		0.491%	6.18%			0.195%
Georgia		34	9.30e+6		32.1%	4.17%							60.4%
New York		41	7.20e+6			2.89%	55.9%	15.1%
Maryland		46	2.02e+6			0.157%							24.7%
Québec		37	8.26e+6				2.81%		1.06%	0.475%
Manitoba		19	1.80e+7				2.12%			97.9%
Oklahoma		10	3.42e+7			4.69%		21.6%					73.7%
Tennessee		30	1.09e+7										99.9%
Ontario		27	1.27e+7				2.23%	0.558%	0.386%	93.7%
California		18	2.55e+7		99.6%		4.11%			9.14%	51.8%	34.7%
Arkansas		25	1.38e+7			0.748%							33.1%	66.2%
South Dakota		7	4.33e+7				0.441%	8.22%			19.4%		71.9%
Ohio		24	1.40e+7		60.8%		40.0%						60.0%
Indiana		22	1.47e+7		56.0%		4.74%						95.3%
Minnesota		17	2.59e+7		10.2%		56.7%			29.9%			13.4%
Iowa		12	3.05e+7				5.06%	2.79%					92.1%
Illinois		15	2.69e+7		11.9%		5.45%	18.4%					76.2%

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Farm Area (Acreage)