Here’s a look at some interesting facts about the potato, including nutritional and numbers, such as how many are grown to become frozen french fries.
Here are 10 interesting facts you probably didn’t know about the quintessential American fruit. How do you like them apples?
May is National Burger Month, so fire up the grill and let’s get chewing on these burger fun facts.
An estimated 88 percent of Americans surveyed still serve turkey for Thanksgiving. But do you know your turkey, really? Chew on this turkey trivia.
August is National Peach Month. Celebrate with some vine-ripened facts, baking tips and our favorite peach recipes.
Beef up on fun facts related to beef and cattle, the largest segment of U.S. agriculture.
Harvested between July and Labor Day, the watermelon is the most consumed melon in the United States. Here are some fun facts about this juicy fruit.
Soybeans have grown in familiarity with the rise of edamame and vegetarian-friendly soy products, but here are a few interesting facts about soybeans you might not know.
Did you know that adding a pinch of salt to your quart or gallon of milk makes it stay fresh longer? Learn more about other dairy fun facts.
Wheat has long been one of the most important crops in the world, with millions of acres devoted to wheat production.
Did you know? Most eggs produced today will be at the grocery store within 72 hours.
Did you think yams and sweet potatoes were the same vegetable? Well, you’re not alone – it’s a fairly common mistake for Americans to refer to certain varieties of sweet potatoes as yams.
When the weather gets cold and the traditional fruits of summer are out of season, winter squash can be a delicious and healthy option.
Planted in fall, winter wheat is ready to be harvested in late spring. Read on for more fun facts about this crop.
More than 1 billion pounds of pumpkins are produced in the the United States each year, mostly used for processing, not ornamental. Read on for more pumpkin trivia.
Research touting the health benefits of blackberries is grabbing headlines these days.
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