what are  the products and resources in kansas
Far and away the highest agricultural revenue in Kansas is generated by raising cattle and calves. The revenues produced by this activity account for about 60% of the state's total agricultural production. Hogs and dairy products are also important in the state.
In varying degrees, most of these resources continue to be of importance to the state's economy. Lead and zinc mining took place, primarily, in what is called the tri-state mining district located in southeast Kansas, southwest Missouri, and northeast Oklahoma. Zinc and lead were important minerals for the U.S. war efforts in World War I and World War II.
Kansas ranks very high in total biomass production, with companies benefiting from economical access to feedstock for bio-based fuels, as well as proximity to feedlots that serve as a market for the animal feed resulting from biofuel byproducts.