Land, Water, Energy and Agricultural Ecosystems Combine to Create Opportunity in U.S. Regions
Trade & Industry Development explores how several U.S. regions are turning their agricultural strengths into competitive advantages by combining access to land, water, energy, infrastructure, and supply-chain connectivity. It highlights places such as Greater Sacramento, Huber Heights, San Angelo, Seward County, and Sussex County, showing how each region is leveraging local assets to support food production, processing, logistics, and innovation. In Greater Sacramento, the piece also points to the region’s research base, startup activity, and the Food & Health Angels network as part of a broader ecosystem helping move early-stage food and health innovation forward.