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New Hampshire Real Estate The Granite State has a government is actively encouraging new businesses and economic growth. The state has many international trade missions and continues to foster an upbeat business climate. New Hampshire is bounded on the north by Quebec, on the east by Maine and the Atlantic Ocean, on the south by Massachusetts and on the west by Vermont. New Hampshire Business
The agricultural sector the New Hampshire
economy is somewhat hindered by the stony soil but this segment
of the economy still produces a number of argo products including
hothouse plants, flowers, turf, landscape materials, maple syrup,
honey, strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, dairy products, apples,
cattle, calves, sheep, swine, poultry, wool, fish, deer, bison,
elk, turkeys, hay, corn silage, sweet corn, goats, llamas, vegetables,
horses and dairy products. The forests of New Hampshire provide the resources for paper production, Christmas tree harvesting and evergreen wreath and rope production. The New Hampshire industrial sector of the economy produces textiles leather goods, shoes, boots, electrical machinery, non-electrical machinery metals and plastics. The food processing industry here produces food processing industry produces ice cream, yogurt cheese, jams, jellies, condiments, baked goods and apple cider. The mining sector of the state’s economy is not significant only extracting sand, grave and stone. The tourist industry in New Hampshire is becoming a significant part of the state’s economy drawing visitors to mountains, beaches off shore islands and lakes is now the state's leading industry. The state attracts hikers, skiers, rafters and climbers. |
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