Everywhere were grain is grown and sold for profit.
Commidity trader sets in Chicago and just trades the board, whereas a grain merchandiser actually has grain to sell. The merchandiser can also hedge grain but he primarily works for the farmers to get their grain sold.
Colonial surplus grain from the middle colonies was sold to the West Indies and other colonies, and many other countries, except England. In order to protect its own producers, England discouraged grain Purchases from the colonies by the imposition of heavy duties on colonial grain.
Wood grain vinyl adhesive backed sheet is sold as shelf covering. You could try this? /Brian W
Land meant grain which could be sold for money.
flour, grain, and silk
This policy can be categorized as a trade restriction or trade quota. It aims to limit the amount of European grain sold in the US market by imposing quantitative restrictions or quotas on the volume of grain that European countries can export to the US. This policy is intended to protect domestic grain producers from foreign competition and maintain domestic food security.
Land meant grain which could be sold for money.
there are numerous ones, coffee and grain for starters.
Many items were sold or traded in ancient Rome. One popular local item within Rome was Garum. Garum was salted fermented fish sauce. But the biggest item was grain. Grain was to the Romans as oil is to us. The Government even subsidized grain. Slaves were also sold. and you had the odd exotic animal for the Arena. Honey was used in a lot of cakes and biscuits as the Romans had no sugar. At times, in early Rome i believe, salt was used to pay the troops.
Today, there are only a few thousand acres grown and much of it is sold as a feed grain. Most of the production is in the western states
Winchester 180 grain Bonded Hollow Point, commercially sold as the PDX1.