Arizona has some of the largest lettuce farms in the nation. They consume extensive amounts of water. They can be moved to someplace with lots of rain like the Pacific northwest.
I wonder if somewhere with lots of rain would (necessarily) have weaker sunshine and grow lettuce slower, or grow smaller lettuce.
... the arable land is flat, sunny, cheap and the government allocated more than all of the Colorado River flow[0] into irrigation systems for them. [1][2]
[0]https://crsreports.congress.gov/product/pdf/R/R45546
[1]https://www.iid.com/water/water-transportation-system/colora...
They could not be moved the Pacific Northwest for that production period.
Or google maps sat view and do some image searches.
https://www.google.com/maps/place/Yuma,+AZ/@32.6778769,-114....