Article: Fall in U.S. output of vegetables for processing.

Fall in U.S. output of vegetables for processing: U.S. production of major vegetables used for processing declined by 11% to 15.8 million (short) tons in 2005, according to USDA. Eugenie Bryan writes: all major processing crops registered reduced output with the exception of sweet corn and broccoli/cauliflower. Production of canning sweet corn rose by 17% to 1.7 million (short) tons due to record-high yields and increased acreage (+9%), ...

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