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Stuart G

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4. The map in the Original Post..presents Iowa as being for "cow pastures and range"

Reply to Newest Reality (Reply #3)

Sun May 17, 2020, 11:27 PM

May 2020

..all yellow...at the very bottom down by Texas.. it says "farmlands."... take a look....

The impression I got from the map..is the area in Iowa is for..."cow pastures and range"

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How Land Is Used Map [View all] Newest Reality May 2020 OP

This map is a total lie...look to where Iowa is. In Iowa corn is grown, lots of corn.. Stuart G May 2020 #1

I don't understand what you mean. Newest Reality May 2020 #2

According to this pie chart... Newest Reality May 2020 #3

The map in the Original Post..presents Iowa as being for "cow pastures and range" Stuart G May 2020 #4

The map is not geographic FreeState May 2020 #5

Yes, it is not geographic...but it looks like it is geographic..It uses geography to divide the Stuart G May 2020 #7

Well, Newest Reality May 2020 #8

See #2. jeffreyi May 2020 #6

If you are referencing the plains, they once supported great numbers of wildlife. Hermit-The-Prog May 2020 #12

Understood. jeffreyi May 2020 #16

One last point..I have driven through Iowa..looked at the land & guess what I saw?? Stuart G May 2020 #9

You seem to be misinterpreting the map. Hermit-The-Prog May 2020 #13

Cool! progressoid May 2020 #10

Yes. Newest Reality May 2020 #11

As a proud Buckeye. Bantamfancier May 2020 #14

A lot of that cattle grazing land is very low fertility and not good for much else Amishman May 2020 #15