I'm originally from WV and still get back there regularly. Land is too hilly for much tradional farming, but lots of small farmers combine some open pasture for cattle with hay operations and timber. Orchards in the eastern part, unless they've all been turned into condos for people commuting into DC. Like you, I had assumed most of the northeast was all built up. I drove through Maine a few years ago, was surprised to see mostly timberland, very few towns at all once you get away from the coast. I recently flew into Newark and attended a wedding in Bethlehem, PA, about a hundred miles west. I was very surprised to see lots of grain farming with lots of combines working to get the crop in. I also travel in Europe regularly. There is a lot more farming there than you would expect, although strict land use regulations has a lot to do with that.
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