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Arkansas State Grain:

Long-grain rice in the field
American long-grain rice - public domain photo from
USDA Agricultural Research Service Photo Library

Rice

Rice was designated the official state grain of Arkansas in 2007. Arkansas is the top rice-producing state in the U.S., growing almost half of all American rice (primarily in the eastern half of the state). Rice is the leading agricultural crop of the state and Stuttgart, Arkansas is called "America's Rice Capital."

Rice field near Little Rock, Arkansas
Photo of rice field near Little Rock, Arkansas © Jimmy Emerson on Flickr - noncommercial use permitted with attribution / no derivative works
Source:
State Symbols: The Traveler's Guide to Arkansas
Links:
American Food and Agricultural Symbols
American Food Holidays

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insect - butterfly
gem - rock
mineral - soil
fruit - vegetable
beverage - grain

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