Corn Belt

The Corn Belt is a region in the Midwestern United States known for its high concentration of corn production. Extending across states like Iowa, Illinois, Nebraska, and Indiana, it has the right climate and fertile soil ideal for growing corn. This region plays a critical role in U.S. agriculture, providing a large portion of the corn used for food, livestock feed, and industrial products like ethanol. The Corn Belt's agriculture is characterized by extensive fields, advanced farming technology, and a history of being a major contributor to the nation's food supply and economy.