Farm to Market Road
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Paved secondary roads, such as this road near Princeton, Iowa, are common farm-to-market routes throughout Iowa.
A Farm to Market Road is a state road or county road which serves to connect rural and agricultural areas to market towns. These routes serve as a better quality road, usually a highway, which allows farmers and ranchers to tranport their products to market towns and/or distribution centers.
In some states, F-t-M routes are marked with a blue pentagon and designated with a letter. number or letter-number combination; see county road.
In Texas, Farm to Market and Ranch to Market are official classes of state highways.
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