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Airplanes and trucks, neither of which existed when this story took place, have significantly changed the influence of rail freight. Research the different types of shipping used to move grain today, explaining what power each has.
Which states produce the most American wheat today? Which countries consume the most American wheat? Which countries produce the most wheat in the world?
California is not associated with wheat production today. Research the decline of the California wheat industry and report on how other concerns have taken its place.
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