Meet a Popcorn Farmer!
Giltner, Nebraska; Hamilton County
Houston is a Nebraska farm boy who grows popcorn. Popcorn is a whole grain and Houston’s dad plants it each year with a tractor and a planter. Nebraska grows more popcorn than any other state! Learn more about the tasty treat full of nutrients, fiber, iron, and vitamins!
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Nebraska is the second-largest producer of popcorn in the United States — that’s a whole lot of kernels ready to pop!
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