Assertion: alfalfa | /r/AtLocation | the united states
Facets:
value: by early colonists
type: TEMPORAL
value: behind corn
type: LOCATION
value: behind wheat
type: OTHER
value: behind soybeans
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: Alfalfa is the fourth largest crop, in terms of acreage, grown in the United States behind corn, soybeans, and wheat.
text: Alfalfa is a highly nutritious, perennial legume that contains high concentrations of vitamins B, C, D, and E. Most of the alfalfa grown in the United States is used as feed, particularly for dairy cattle.
text: Alfalfa was first grown in the United States by early colonists, but it was not widely cultivated across the country until the California Gold Rush.
text: Alfalfa is a major forage crop grown in the United States and Wyoming, and accounts for the fourth largest commodity.