10 Undeniable Reasons Why The World Wouldn't Be The Same Without Nebraska
×
Delana Lefevers
Author
Besides being a great place to live, Nebraska has given and continues to give the world some fantastic things. If you ever find yourself taking our home state for granted, just imagine what the world would be like without these Cornhusker State contributions.
The Naval Ammunition Depot near Hastings supplied 40% of the Navy's ammunition during the war. The location was ideal, being right between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. Who knows how the war may have been affected if the big ammunition manufacturing plants had been located somewhere else?
We supply the world with high-quality meat and grains, all of which thrive in our state's climate. The world would definitely be poorer for the absence of our farms and ranches.
Advertisement
Say what you will about our state's government - it's unique if nothing else.
Advertisement
Especially this season - oh, boy, what would everyone be talking about if not for the Huskers' latest performance?
Besides all of the useful inventions that have come out of Nebraska, plenty of delicious foods have been invented here. Where would summer be without ice-cold Kool-Aid?!
Related Stories
Everyone In Nebraska Should Check Out These 9 Tourist Attractions, According To Locals
Chadron State Park In Nebraska Is Turning 103 Years Old And It's The Perfect Spot For A Day Trip
You Won't Believe The Views You'll Find At This Incredible Airbnb In Nebraska
There were several factors that contributed to the birth of Arbor Day, but the plains of Nebraska inspired J. Sterling Morton and his wife Caroline to populate the state with miles and miles of trees.
For as flat and boring as Nebraska is thought to be, we do actually have a pretty impressive national forest, and it was originally planted by hand.
Nebraska beef is ridiculously tasty...where would steak lovers be without the melt-in-your-mouth meat grown right here?
Advertisement
The country's largest limestone deposit is located in Weeping Water in Cass County. The stone is used for all kinds of applications all over the U.S.
Nebraska has been home to the CWS since 1950. Our state's central location makes it the perfect gathering place for athletes and their fans.
What else just wouldn’t be the same if not for Nebraska? Share your thoughts in the comments.
OnlyInYourState may earn compensation through affiliate links in this article. As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases.