Compared to historic numbers, in the Midwest, also known as the Corn Belt,
A) More acres are planted today and yields have increased dramatically
B) More acres are planted today and yields have decreased some
C) Fewer acres are planted today and yields have increased dramatically
D) Fewer acres are planted today and yields have decreased some

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Historically, advancements in agricultural technology and practices have allowed for fewer acres to be planted while still achieving dramatically increased yields. This is due to improvements in seed genetics, farming techniques, and equipment efficiency, particularly in regions like the Midwest, which is a major producer of corn.

Compared to Historic Numbers, in the Midwest, Also Known as the Corn