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ANNAPOLIS, MD (March 19, 2025) ~ Annapolis, MD - Governor Wes Moore has officially declared March 19 as Maryland Agriculture Trade Day, recognizing the significant impact that agriculture trade has on the state's economy, farmers, and communities. This day is dedicated to honoring Maryland's farmers, ranchers, and related agricultural businesses for their crucial role in feeding not only the local population but also the global community.
According to Maryland Department of Agriculture Secretary Kevin Atticks, exports play a vital role in the success of Maryland's agriculture industry. The Port of Baltimore is a leader in importing and exporting agricultural equipment and serves as a crucial link between producers and international markets.
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Maryland's agricultural producers are known for their high productivity and play a critical role in ensuring food security both within the state and abroad. Some of the major exports from Maryland include poultry, soybeans, grain, dairy products, and processed vegetables.
To celebrate Maryland Agriculture Trade Day, consumers are encouraged to visit the department's website to learn more about food and agriculture in the state. Additionally, they can also visit FeedingtheEconomy.com to gain a better understanding of how food and agriculture contribute to both the state and national economy. For those interested in learning more about how trade supports farmers in Maryland and across the nation, they can visit FarmersforFreeTrade.com.
Governor Moore's declaration of Maryland Agriculture Trade Day serves as a reminder of the vital role that agriculture trade plays in supporting not only local farmers but also contributing to global food security. This day is an opportunity to recognize and appreciate the hard work and dedication of those involved in this essential industry.
According to Maryland Department of Agriculture Secretary Kevin Atticks, exports play a vital role in the success of Maryland's agriculture industry. The Port of Baltimore is a leader in importing and exporting agricultural equipment and serves as a crucial link between producers and international markets.
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Maryland's agricultural producers are known for their high productivity and play a critical role in ensuring food security both within the state and abroad. Some of the major exports from Maryland include poultry, soybeans, grain, dairy products, and processed vegetables.
To celebrate Maryland Agriculture Trade Day, consumers are encouraged to visit the department's website to learn more about food and agriculture in the state. Additionally, they can also visit FeedingtheEconomy.com to gain a better understanding of how food and agriculture contribute to both the state and national economy. For those interested in learning more about how trade supports farmers in Maryland and across the nation, they can visit FarmersforFreeTrade.com.
Governor Moore's declaration of Maryland Agriculture Trade Day serves as a reminder of the vital role that agriculture trade plays in supporting not only local farmers but also contributing to global food security. This day is an opportunity to recognize and appreciate the hard work and dedication of those involved in this essential industry.
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