You already know this, but Wisconsin is number 1. No, really. In a lot of categories, Wisconsin leads the nation. For better or worse, here are things Wisconsin leads the country in.
- Most NFL Titles
Mike Morbeck/Flickr Steel curtain ain’t got nothing on this. We have 13 total.
- Most People Who Binge Drink
Jenn Durfey/Flickr This is not one to be proud of, but anyone who has lived here more than a week can confirm this stat.
- Milk goats
Alan Levine/Flickr We have lots of cows, but we actually have the most milk goats in the country.
- Cranberry Production
Wesley Fryer/Flickr Wisconsin produces a whopping 60% of the nation’s cranberries.
- Beets
liz west/Flickr Wisconsin produces almost half (47%) of the nation’s beets.
- Cheese Production
infowidget/Flickr Wisconsin produces 2.8 billion pounds of cheese each year.
- Mink pelts
Robert Sheie/Flickr Yes, people still wear mink coats apparently, and Wisconsin provides 1/3 of the nation’s mink.
- Cattle Genetic Exports
fklv/Flickr Most of these cute guys aren’t born after a nice candlelight dinner but through science. Wisconsin ships $91 million of bovine genetic material.
- Dry Whey
Health Gauge/Flickr Whey is the byproduct when milk curdles. We produce 300 million pounds annually.
You might not want to scream “We’re the best” after all of these, but we definitely lead the nation.
Mike Morbeck/Flickr
Steel curtain ain’t got nothing on this. We have 13 total.
Jenn Durfey/Flickr
This is not one to be proud of, but anyone who has lived here more than a week can confirm this stat.
Alan Levine/Flickr
We have lots of cows, but we actually have the most milk goats in the country.
Wesley Fryer/Flickr
Wisconsin produces a whopping 60% of the nation’s cranberries.
liz west/Flickr
Wisconsin produces almost half (47%) of the nation’s beets.
infowidget/Flickr
Wisconsin produces 2.8 billion pounds of cheese each year.
Robert Sheie/Flickr
Yes, people still wear mink coats apparently, and Wisconsin provides 1/3 of the nation’s mink.
fklv/Flickr
Most of these cute guys aren’t born after a nice candlelight dinner but through science. Wisconsin ships $91 million of bovine genetic material.
Health Gauge/Flickr
Whey is the byproduct when milk curdles. We produce 300 million pounds annually.
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