Warning: A negative on an exponent and a negative on a number mean two very different things! For instance: â0.00036 = â3.6 Ã 10â4 0.00036 = 3.6 Ã 10â4 36,000 = 3.6 Ã 104 â36,000 = â3.6 Ã 104. Don't confuse these! You might be asked to multiply and divide numbers in scientific notation.
Livestock and livestock products provide over 3/4 of the total agricultural production of Oklahoma with cattle and calves making up almost 1/2 of the total. Production of hogs is also important in Oklahoma. Broilers, dairy products and eggs round out the top five livestock products produced in the state.
Wheat Production. Cotton Cotton is grown primarily in southwestern Oklahoma, although there is significant acreage in north central Oklahoma. Oklahoma also has 20 active gins. Cotton Production. Corn Corn is grown across much of Oklahoma, but is primarily in the northwest and eastern parts of the state. Planting begins in late March through early June.