Farming? Thank you SOuthern States

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It depends on the commodity.  Iowa grows corn, but not for human consumption.  Hay, similarly, an ag product.  If your looking at mixed veg for consumption you could needle it down to just two states.  Florida all year except the summer, California all year except the winter.

I ate a lot of sweet corn when I lived in Iowa.  

Yeah, I know that most of the crops there are for feeding livestock - which in turn end up being a food source for people.  And yes, the growing season is short but it's enough to supply some of the feed needed for the cattle (mostly dairy) and hogs.

Farming is not just growing things to throw in a salad.