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Quiz: What's your Minnesota ag IQ?

Fresh vegetables from Loon Organics
Fresh vegetables available from Loon Organics May 30, 2015 at the Mill City Farmers Market in Minneapolis.
Jennifer Simonson | MPR News 2015

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Are you an expert on local foods? A master of agriculture know-how? Or maybe you're both. Take our quiz to find out.

Did you pass with flying colors? Please consider helping us educate others about these topics during our project looking at the future of agriculture in the Midwest. And if you have ideas for questions we could include in upcoming quizzes, let us know.

And if you didn't do well, don't worry. Most of us know very little about the food we eat every day, where it comes from and how it's grown. Yet the answers to those questions have huge ramifications for the environment, a growing population and, well, basically life on Earth. Keep an eye on our upcoming coverage to learn more about this important topic, and if you have more questions about our food system send it our way!