Iowa is home to seven of the top 1000 companies in the United States. Surrounded by two great American rivers, The Mississippi, and the Missouri, connected by multiple interstate highways, and U.S. Highways, as well as several big airports, it is no wonder that Iowa does business with the world. Here are some interesting facts about the state:1. Iowa is the number one producer of pork.2. Iowa is number one in egg production.3. The state has over 400 certified organic farms.4. 37% of Iowa’s exports go to Canada, 15% to Mexico, and 7.8% to Japan.5. Iowa’s top exports are: machinery, transportation, and electrical equipment.6. The manufacturing industry constitutes 22.2% of Iowa’s gross state product.7. Trade, transportation and Warehousing employ the largest number of people in the state.8. Almost 90% of the state territory is used for ...

Ranking 48th in population when compared to the rest of the states, Montana has plenty of room to accommodate tourists and visitors, as well as plenty of natural wonders to show, including Yellowstone National Park and Glacier National Park. Tourism, agriculture, and mining are Montana’s primary source of income. Some interesting facts about Montana:1. The mining industry contribution to the state economy in 2005 was $2.3 billion.2. It ranks number 6 in coal production in the United States.3. Montana currently requires that public utilities companies obtain 5% of its energy from renewable sources, with a goal of 15% by the year 2015.4. Wind power is of major importance to the state, Montana potential wind power generation ranks it number 5 nationwide.5. Montana’s main crop is wheat. 6. Montana is rich in gas, oil, and coal.7. Montana’s gross ...

Did you know that Arizona has helium? As a matter of fact Arizona is home to some of the richest helium containing gas in the world. A recent increase in the value of helium caused great interest in the quest for this gas.But there is much more in Arizona than Helium; currently Arizona produces 200 barrels of oil and 1 million cubic feet of gas everyday from wells around the state. Additionally Arizona produces the most non-fuel mineral in the country.Other interesting facts about Arizona are:1. Arizona produced more than 60% of copper mined in the U.S in 2007.2. Arizona’s copper industry generated a combined revenue for the state of $4.719 Billion in 2006.3. The mining industry employs 22,000 people.4. Arizona’s 2007 total gross state product was $247,028 million.5. Arizona has passed legislation requiring that ...