The Salt 3:00 pm Wed October 17, 2012   Orchards like this one
in Adams County, PA, and other U.S. farms face worldwide
competition for their apples and apple products due to imports.
Credit Brad C. Bower / AP   The official answer is Yes,
according to the James Beard Foundation, which put out the quiz.
(You can see the whole quiz below). But we reached out to Jason
Clay of the World Wildlife Fund who's being honored by the JBF
tonight, for a slightly more nuanced response.  For starters,
Clay says, it's important to point out that we import about 30
percent of the fresh fruits we consume now. So perhaps we could
make up difference by increasing our imports.    So, there's
really no quick and easy answer.  Here's the whole quiz:  A.
Rice B. Soybeans C. Cotton D. Oats  A. Corn B. Broccoli C.
Carrots D. Cauliflower E. None of the above  A. True B. False
A. True B. False  A. 2 percent B. 5 percent C. 10 percent D. 20
percent  6. How much of the nation's total land area is
controlled by farmers? A. 10 percent B.