I'm a sucker for maps and Purdue University has a state by state and county by county map of crops, and yield by US county. They don't name the farms or the farmers but its pretty close to who's growing what where. It is a part of a bigger suite of Purdue University crop resources ranging from maps to a crops discussion group.
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