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Believed to be in production as early as 1772, cotton has remained one of the state’s most valuable crops bringing in more than $234 million

Are any of our readers salmon lovers? With tasty dishes like baked or fried salmon, it’s hard not to be! If that’s the case for

When you think of Idaho, does the word “potato” come to mind? Well, it will after you read this. The potato industry made its way

Whether you consider yourself a beer connoisseur, a beer sommelier, or just a major fan, this one goes out to you. Beer first landed in

On one hand, the “Golden State” of California is widely seen as a cultural icon, not only for being home to so many A-list celebrities

For all of you Whiskey fans out there, this one may be of special interest to you. Tennessee Whiskey isn’t only a country song we

Michigan, the Great Lakes state is known for just that, its Great Lakes! It has the longest freshwater coastline of any other U.S. state. In

Florida otherwise referred to as the sunshine state, is known for a vast array of sandy beaches, world-renowned amusement parks, sun-kissed residents, and an active

Philadelphia is rich in history, with culture and food being two of the most prominent identifiers of the city. Widely recognized as the mural capital