In the United States, most hops are grown in Washington, Oregon, and Idaho. Other states like Michigan, New York, and Vermont also grow hops and have dedicated farms. In the Southern Hemisphere ...

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Hops are used to brew beer and are vital to the production process. The University of Tennessee's new project will support the growing brewery industry in Tennessee.

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The craft beer industry is driving farmers in the Midwest to grow hops for their local beer makers. But the crop is not easy to grow — it’s labor intensive and expensive.

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A perennial plant, they thrive between the 50th and 40th parallels, but can grow as low as the 30th parallel. In the United States, most hops are grown in Washington, Oregon, and Idaho.