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Ohio Real Estate The Buckeye State has a strong economic climate with the government creating programs that will build up the state’s place in the world marketplace attracting both global trade and venture capital. Ohio also has strong industrial production, sales, services, government and building areas of its economy. This state has a strong tourist industry with things like its deep artistic and cultural heritage, amusement parks and historical sites. Mother nature also offers the state of Ohio many things for tourists to do in its pristine natural surroundings. The State of Ohio borders Michigan and Lake Erie to the north, Kentucky to the south, West Virginia and Pennsylvania to the east and Indiana to the west. Ohio Business
The agricultural sector of the Ohio
economy adds significantly to the economy with the production of
african violets, alfalfa seeds, timothy seeds, alfalfa hay, alpaca,
alstroemeria, apples, apricots, asparagus, barley, beans, bedding
plants, beefalo, bees, bees wax, beets, bison, blackberries, blueberries,
broccoli, broiler chicks, broilers, brome hay, brussels sprouts,
buckwheat, flower bulbs, cabbage, calves, cantaloupes, carnations,
carrots, catfish, cauliflower, celery, chard, chicken eggs, chickens,
chinchilla, chinese vegetables, cilantro, clover seed, collard greens,
corn, corn silage, sweet corn, beef cows, milk cows, crawfish, cucumbers,
deer, dry beans, ducks, eggplant, elderberries, elk, emus, ostriches,
english walnuts, escarole, endive, fescue hay, cut flowers, foliage,
freshwater shrimp, garlic, geese, angora goats, milk goats, gooseberries,
grapes, grass silage, hay, hothouse vegetables, herbs, hogs, honey,
honeydew melons, horse radish, horses, ponies, hot peppers, hybrid
striped bass, kale, leeks, legume, lettuce, lima beans, llamas,
maple syrup, milk, mink pelts, mohair, mules, burros, donkeys, mums,
mustard greens, native grass hay, nectarines, nursery products,
oats, onions, green onions, orchard grass hay, parsley, paw paw
, peaches, pears, peas, perennials, pheasants, squab, plums, prunes,
poinsettias, popcorn, potatoes, sweet potatoes, flowering plants,
pumpkins, quail, rabbits, radicchio, radishes, raspberries, red
clover hay, reed canary grass hay, rhubarb, rye, rye straw, sheep,
lambs, shrubs, snap beans, grain sorghum, sorghum syrup, soybean
hay, soybeans, spelt, spinach, squash, strawberries, sudan grass
hay, sudex hay, sugar, sunflowers, sweet clover hay, sweet corn
seed, sweet green peppers, bell type, fresh, sweet red peppers,
sweet peppers, cherries, timothy hay, tobacco, tomatoes, triticale,
trout, turkeys, turnip greens, turnips, veal calves, watermelons,
wheat, wheat straw and wool. The industrial sector of the Ohio economy is very strong with businesses in iron and steel production, motor vehicle manufacture, machinery production, rubber manufacture, plastics production, electron tube manufacture, control process instrument creation, measuring device manufacture, food processing, broadcasting, telecommunications, software services, petroleum processing, chemical production, ceramic manufacture, glass production, aerospace and defense. The mining industry in Ohio extracts lime, clays, and salt, it is a historic center of. |
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