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Agriculture

1954

Volume 1

COUNTIES AND STATE ECONOMIC AREAS

Part 18

Florida

Prepared under the supervision of

RAY HURLEY

Chief, Agriculture Division

FARMS • FARM CHARACTERISTICS •

LIVESTOCK and PRODUCTS • CROPS • FRUITS • VALUES •

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BUREAU OF THE CENSUS

ROBERT W. BURGESS, Dinctor

A. Ross EcKLER, Deputy Director

Howard C. Grieves, Assistant Director
Robert Y. Phillips, Special Assistant

Conrad Taeuber, Assistant Director
Jack B. Robertson, Special Assistant

Morris H. Hansen, Assistant Director jor Statistical Standards
Lowell T. Galt, Assistant Director jor Operations
Walter L. Kehres, Assistant Director for Administration
Calvert L. Dedrick, Coordinator, -International Statistics
A. W. von Struve, Acting Public Information Officer

Agriculture Division —

Ray Hurley, Chief

Warder B. Jenkins, Assistant Chief

Administrative Service Division — Everett H. Burke, Chief

Budget and Management Division — Charles H. Alexander, Chief

Business Division — Harvey Kailin, Chief

Census Operations Division — Marion D. Bingham, Chief

Field Division — Robert B. Voight, Chief

Foreign Trade Division— J. Edward Ely, Chief

Geography Division — Clarence E. Batschelet, Chief

Governments Division — Allen D. Manvel, Chief

Industry Division — Maxwell R. Conklin, Chief

Machine Tabulation Division — C. F. Van Aken, Chief

Personnel Division — Helen D. Almon, Chief

Population and Housing Division — Howard G. Brunsman, Chief

Statistical Reports Division — Edwin D. Goldfield, Chief

Statistical Research Division — William N. Hurwitz, Chief

Transportation Division — Donald E. Church, Chief

Statistics in this report supersede figures shown in Series AC54-1, Preliminary Reports.

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PREFACE

Volume I, Counties and State Ek;onomic Areas, is one of tlie three principal reports
presenting the results of the 1954 Census of Agriculture. This volume, in 33 parts, pre-
sents the compilation of the information given by farm operators to Census enumerators
in 1954.

The 1954 Census of Agriculture was taken in conformity with the Act of Congress
(Title 13, United States Code) approved August 31, 1954, which Includes provisions for
the mid-decade censuses of agriculture.

The collection of the data was carried out by Census enumerators directed by super-
Aisors appointed by the Director of the Census and worliing under the direction of Jack B.
Robertson, then Chief, Field Division. Ernest R. Underwood, then special Assistant to the
Director, was responsible for the recruitment of the field staff. The planning of the census
and the compilation of the statistics were supervised by Ray Hurley, Chief, Agriculture
Division, and Warder B. Jenkins, Assistant Chief. They were assisted by Hilton E.
Robison, Orvin L. WiLhite, Hubert L. Collins, Benjamin J. Tepping, Lois Hutchison,
Carl R. Nyman, J. Thomas Breen, Robert S. Overton, Merton V. Lindquist, Russell V.
Oliver, Charles F. Frazier, Gladys L. Eagle, Orville M. Slye, Gaylord G. Green, Harold N.
Cox, and Henry A. Tucker.

Acknowledgment is made of the technical assistance and the loan of technical
personnel by the United States Department of Agriculture in the planning, the enumera-
tion, and the compilation of the 1954 Census of Agriculture.

July 1956

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UNITED STATES CENSUS OF AGIUCULTURE: 1954

REPORTS

Volume I. — Connties and State Economic Areas. Statistics for counties Include number of farms, acreage, value, and farm opera-
tors; farms by color and tenure of operator; facilities and equipment; use of commercial fertilizer; farm labor; farm expepditures ;
livestock and livestock products; specified crops harvested; farms classified by type of farm and by economic class; and value of
products sold by source.

Data for State economic areas include farms and farm characteristics by tenure of operator, by type of farm, and by economic class.
Volume I is published in 33 parts as follows :

Part

State or States

Part

State or States

Part

State or States

1

New England States:

West North Central:

East South Central — Continued

Maine.

8

Minnesota.

21

Alabama.

New Hampshire.

9

Iowa.

22

Mississippi.

Vermont.

10

Missouri.

West South Central:

Massachusetts.

11

North Dakota and South

23

Arkansas.

Rhode Island.

Dakota.

24

Louisiana.

Connecticut.

12

Nebraska.

25

Oklahoma.

2

Middle Atlantic States:

13

Kansas.

26

Texas.

New York.

South Atlantic:

Mountain:

New Jersey.

14

Delaware and Marvland.

27

Montana.

Pennsylvania.

15

Virginia and West Virginia.

28

Idaho.

East North Central:

16

North Carolina and South

29

Wyoming and Colorado.

3
4

Ohio.
Indiana.

Carolina.

30

New Mexico and Arizona.

17
18

Georgia.
Florida.

31

Utah and Nevada.
Pacific:

5

Illinois.

East South Central:

32

Washington and Oregon.

6

Michigan.

19

Kentucky.

33

California.

7

Wisconsin.

20

Tennessee.

Volume II. — General Report. Statistics by Subjects, United States Census of Agriculture, 1954. Summary data and analyses of
the data for States, for Geographic Divisions, and for the United States by subjects as illustrated by the chapter titles listed below :

Chapter

Title

Chapter

Title

I

Farms and Land in Farms.

VII

Field Crops and Vegetables.

II

Age, Residence, Years on Farm, Work Off Farm.

VIII

Fruits and Nuts, Horticultural Specialties,

Forest

III

Farm Facilities, Farm Equipment.

Products.

IV

Farm Labor. Use of Fertilizer, Farm Expenditures, and

IX

Value of Farm Products.

Cash Rent.

X

Color, Race, and Tenure of Farm Operator.
Economic Class of Farm.

V

Size of Farm.

XI

VI

Livestock and Livestock Products.

XII

Type of Farm.

Volume III. — Special Reports
Part 1. — Hultiple-unit Operations. This report will be similar to
Part 2 of Volume V of the reports for the 1950 Census of
Agriculture. It will present statistics for approximately 900
counties and State economic areas in 12 Southern States and
Missouri for the number and characteristics of multiple-unit
operations and farms in multiple units.

Part 2. — Ranking Agricultural Counties. This special report will
present statistics for selected Items of inventory and agricul-
tural production for the leading counties in the United States.

Part 3. — Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, District of Columbia, and
V. S. Possessions. These areas were not included in the 1954
Census of Agriculture. The available current data from vari-
ous Government sources will be compiled and published in
this report.

Part 4. — Agriculture, 1954, a Graphic Summary. This report will
present graphically some of the significant facts regarding
agriculture and agricultural production as revealed by the 1954
Census of Agriculture.

Part 5. — Farm-mortgage Debt. This will be a cooperative study
by the Agricultural Research Service of the U. S. Department
of Agriculture and the Bureau of the Census. It vrill present,
by States, data based on the 1954 Census of Agriculture and a
special mail survey to be conducted in January 1956, on the
number of mortgaged farms, the amount of mortgage debt, and
the amount of debt held by principal lending agencies.

Part 6. — Irrigation In Humid Areas. This cooperative report by
the Agricultural Research Service of the U. S. Department of
Agriculture and the Bureau of the Census will present data ob-
tained by a mail survey of operators of Irrigated farms in 28
States on the source of water, method of applying water, num-
ber of pumps used, acres of crops irrigated in 1954 and 1955,
the number of times each crop was irrigated, and the cost of
irrigation equipment and the Irrigation system.

Part 7. — Popular Report of the 1954 Census of Agriculture. This
report is planned to be a general, easy-to-read publication for
the general public on the status and broad characteristics of
United States agriculture. It will seek to delineate such as-
pects of agriculture as the geographic distribution and dif-
ferences by size of farm for such items as farm acreage,
principal crops, and important kinds of livestock, farm facili-
ties, farm equipment, use of fertilizer, soil conservation prac-
tices, farm tenure, and farm income.

Part 8. — Size of Operation by Type of Farm. This will be a coop-
erative special report to be prepared in cooperation with the
Agricultural Research Service of the U. S. Department of Agri-
culture. This report will contain data for 119 economic sub-
regions, (essentially general ty|)e-of -farming areas) showing the
general characteristics for each type of farm by economic class.
It will provide data for a current analysis of the differences
that exist among groups of farms of the same type. It will
furnish statistical basis for a realistic examination of produc-
tion of such commodities as wheat, cotton, and dairy products
in connection with actual or proposed governmental policies
and programs.

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CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

History and legal basis .' IX

Plan of presentation of statistics EC

Operations for 1954 Census X

DEFINITIONS AND EXPLANATIONS

Specified farms XII

General Farm Information

Date of enumeration XII

A farm XII

Enumeration of land located in more than one county XIII

Farm operator XIII

Farms reporting or operators reporting XIII

Land owned, rented, and managed XIII

Land area XIV

Land in farms XTV

Land in farms according to use XTV

Value of land and buildings XV

Age of operator XV

Res idence of farm operator XV

Years on present farm (year began operation of present farm) XV

Of f -farm work and other income XV

Specified facilities and equipment XV

Classification of farms by class of work power XV

Farm labor XVI

Fertilizer and lime XVI

Specified farm expenditures XVI

Farm-mortgage debt XVII

Crops

Crops harvested XVII

Corn XVII

Annual legumes XVII

Hay crops XVII

Clover seed, alfalfa, grass, and other field seed crops XVII

Irish potatoes and sweetpotatoes XVII

Berries and other small fruits XVIII

Tree fruits, nuts, and grapes XVIII

Nursery and greenhouse products XVIII

Value of crops harvested and value of crops sold XVIII

Forest products XVIII

DEFINITIONS AND EXPLANATIONS— Continued
Irrigation

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Irrigated farms XDC

Land irrigated XIX

Irrigated land in farms according to use XIX

Farms with all harvested crops Irrigated XIX

Irrigated crops harvested XIX

Land-Use and Conservation Practices

Land in cover crops turned under for green manure XIX

Stripcropping XIX

Cropland used for grain or row crops farmed on the contour.. XIX

Livestock and Poultry

Milk cows; cows milked; milk sold XIX

Sows and gilts farrowing XIX

Sheep and lambs and wool XIX

Goats and mohair XX

Bees and honey XX

Value of livestock on farms XX

Livestock products XX

Sales of live animals XX

Poultry and poultry products XX

Sampling

Description of the sample for the IQS-i Census XX

Adjustment of the sample XX

Method of estimation XX

Reliability of estimates based on the sample XX

Differences in data presented by counties and by State

economic areas XXI

Classification of Farms

Farms by size XXI

Farms by tenure of operator XXI

Farms by color or race of operator XXII

Farms by economic class XXII

Farms by type XXII

Value of farm products sold XXIII

Chapter A— STATISTICS FOR THE STATE

State Table— Page

1 . — Farms , acreage , and value : Censuses of 1920 to 1954 3

2. — Farms and farm acreage according to use, by size of farm: Censuses of 1920 to 1954 "*

3. — Farms and land in fanns, by color and tenure of operator: Censuses of 1920 to 1954 1^

4.^Farms and farm characteristics, by color and tenure of operator: Census of 1954 12

5. — Farm operators by color, residence, off -farm work, age, and years on present farm: Censuses of 1920 to 1954 30

6. — Farms by class of work power and specified facilities and equipment: Censuses of 1920 to 1954 30

7.— Farm labor and specified farm expenditures: Censuses of 1920 to 1954 31

8.— Hired farm labor and wage rates by economic class: Census of 1954 32

9.— Hired farm labor and wage rates by color and tenure of operator: Census of 1954 34

10.— Hired farm labor and wage rates by type of farm: Census of 1954 ^

11.— Date of enumeration: Censuses of 1954, 1950, and 1945 ^

12. — Comparability of dataon livestock and poultry: Censuses of 1920 to 1954 ^^

13.— Livestock and livestock products: Censuses of 1920 to 1954 ^

14.— Farms reporting specified number of cattle on hand: Censuses of 1954 and 1950; farms reporting specified number of

livestock on hand or sold alive: Census of 1954 ^

15. — Nursery, greenhouse, and forest products: Censuses of 1920 to 1954 *7

16. — Specified crops harvested: Censuses of 1920 to 1954 ^

17. — Farms reporting by specified acres, quantity harvested, and quantity sold for specified crops: Census of 1954 56

18. — Sampling reliability of estimated totals for county, economic area, and State by number of farms reporting, by levels 58

19. — Indicated level of sampling reliability of estimated county, economic area, and State totals for specified Items 58

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Chapter B— STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES

Page

Map of the State shewing counties, county seats, and principal cities 63

County Tabie—

1.— Farms, acreage, value, and farm operators: Censuses of 1954 and 1950 6A

la.— Irrigated farms: Number and acreage: Censuses of 1954 and 1950 70

2.— Farms by color and tenure of operator: Censuses of 1954 and 1950 73

•?a.— Farms by tenure, by color of operator: Census of 1954 79

3. — Farms by size of farm and by type of farm: Censuses of 1954 and 1950 82

4. — Value of farm products sold by source: Censuses of 1954 and 1950 88

5.— Farms by economic class, by class of work power, off -farm work and other income, and facilities and equipment: Censuses

of 1954 and 1950 91

6.— Farm labor and specified farm expenditures: Censuses of 1954 and 1950; and use of commercial fertilizer: Census of 1954.. 97

7. — Livestock and livestock products: Censuses of 1954 and 1950 103

8.-- Nursery, greenhouse, and forest products: Censuses of 1954 and 1950 115

9. — Specified crops harvested: Censuses of 1954 and 1950 121

9a. — Specified crops harvested from irrigated land: Census of 1954 151

Chapter C— STATISTICS FOR STATE ECONOMIC AREAS

Map of the State showing State economic areas 159

Economic Area Table—

1.— Farms, acreage, value, and use of commercial fertilizer, by economic class of farm: Censuses of 1954 and 1950 160

2. — Farm facilities, off -farm work, work power, farm labor, and farm expenditures, by economic class of farm: Censuses of

1954 and 1950 168

3.— Livestock on hand, livestock sold, and specified crops, by economic class of farm: Censuses of 1954 and 1950 176

4. — Farms, acreage, value, and use of commercial fertilizer, by type of farm: Censuses of 1954 and 1950 184

5. — Farm facilities, off-farm work, work power, farm labor, and farm expenditures, by type of farm: Censuses of 1954 and 1950 192

6. — Livestock on hand, livestock sold, and specified crops, by type of farm: Censiises of 1954 and 1950 200

7. — Farms, acreage, value, and use of commercial fertilizer, by tenure of operator: Censuses of 1954 and 1950 208

8.— Farm facilities, off -farm work, work power, farm labor, and farm expenditures, by tenure of operator: Censuses of 1954

and 1950 216

9. — Livestock on hand, livestock sold, and specified crops, by tenure of operator: Censuses of 1954 and 1950 224

10. — Farms reporting, number of cows, and dairy products sold, by number of milk cows, for all commercial farms and dairy

farms : Census of 1954 232

11.— Farms reporting, number of chickens, and poultry products sold, by number of chickens on hand, for all commercial farms

and poultry farms : Census of 1954 233

12. — Farm labor: Census of 1954 234

APPENDIX

The 1954 Census of Agriculture CJuestionnalre 236

Enumerator ' s Record Book 240

Index to tables 241

INTRODUCTION

VII

INTRODUCTION

This report presents data relating to the agricuiture of the
United States based on the most recent census of agriculture
taken in the fall of 1954. The tables also include some compara-
tive data from earlier censuses.

History and legal basis. — The current census extends the num-
ber of nationwide agricultural censuses to 16. Initially, an agri-
cultural enmueration was talsen in conjunction with the Decen-
nial Census of Population in 1840. Congress first provided for
a mid-decennial census for the year 191.5 ; hnwever, abnormalities
created by World War I prevented the taking of this census.
Since 1920, a national agricultural census has been taken each
five years.

The 1954 Census of Agriculture was authorized by an Act of
Omgress approved June 18, 1929, and amended July 16, 1952.
Section 16 of the Act, as amended, reads as follows : "That there
shall be taken, beginning in the month of October 1954, and in the
same month of every tenth year thereafter, a census of agri-
culture. The census herein provided for shall include each State,
but shall not include the Di.strict of Columbia, Alaska, Hawaii,
Puerto Rico, or such other areas or territories over which tlie
United States exercises sovereignty or jurisdiction : Provided,
however, that as to the areas excluded from such census it is
directed that data available from various Government sources
shall be included as an appendix to the report of such census.
The Secretary of Commerce is authorized to collect such prelimi-
nary or supplementary statistics, either in advance of, or after
the taking of such census, as are necessary to the initiation,
taking, or completion thereof. The inquiries, and the number,
form, and subdivisions thereof for the census provided for in
this section .shall be determined by the Secretary of Commerce."

The initial appropriation for map preparation, field enumera-
tion, and a part of the office processing was obtained under this
authority. Subsequently, the Congress, in a code revision ai)-
proved August 31, 1954, incorporated the provisions for all cen-
suses in a code which may be cited as "Title 13, United States
Code."

The request for funds for fiscal year 1954 included funds for
preparatory work for a complete census of agriculture to be
taken in the fall of 19.54. This request was not approved by
the Congress. However, a limited appropriation was made for
expenses for "spot checking business, manufactures, and agri-
culture in such manner as the Secretary of Commerce should
decide to be most helpful and informative to said undertakings."
Since one of the important uses of quinquennial agricultural
census statistics is to serve as a benchmark for the annual esti-
mates of production and inventories prepared by the United
States Department of Agriculture, the assumption was made that
a "spot check" should provide reliable totals for a limited number
of items by States and major producing areas. Accordingly, a
sample census was conducted as a pretest of procedures in Utah
and Virginia, beginning in October 1953. These surveys are
more fully described in separate reports for those two States,
published in 1954.

Congress, in an appropriation Act approved July 2, 1954, appro-
priated $16,000,000 for the expenses necessary for taking, com-
piling, and publishing the 1954 Census of Agriculture, as author-
ized by law. Additional funds, amounting to $5,500,000, were
appropriated in 1955 in order to complete the work on the 1954
Census.

Plan of presentation of statistics. — This report follows the same
general plan of presentation as that for 1950, the last complete

census of agriculture. The report is a part of Volume I which
comprises 33 reports. Each part of Volume I presents the data
for each county and each State economic area for one or more
States as well as State totals for those States for which county
and State economic area data are shown. Statistics are most
revealing when comparisons are available. Therefore, compa-
rable data gathered in the 1950 Census of Agriculture are given
for counties and for State economic areas. Comparative data for
the States are given for each successive census year beginning
with 1920. However, for some items, the data obtained in 1954
are the only ones available.

The tables provide totals for coimties for nearly all items for
which information was obtained in the 1954 Census. Howevei;,
most data by economic class of farm, type of farm, and color and
tenure of farm operator are presented only for State economic
areas. State economic areas represent groupings of counties
within a State. Outside of metropolitan areas, the State economic
areas are, in general, the same as State type-of -farming areas.
(A description of State eccmomic areas is given In a Special Re-
port of the 1950 Census, entitled "State Economic Areas: A De-
scription of the Procedure Used in Making a Functional Grouping
of the Counties in the United States.") A map showing the
State economic areas is shown at the beginning of Chapter C of
this report.

The Act of Congress excluded from the field enumeration the
agriculture in Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, District of Columbia,
and U. S. possessions. Available statistics, obtained from other
sources, for these areas are included in Part 3 of Volume III.

Data for most of the items included in the 1954 Census of Agri-
culture, as in prior censuses, were tabulated for "minor civil
divisions" or areas smaller than counties. The term "minor civil
division" is applied to the primary subdivisions of the counties.
These may be townships, precincts, districts. Independent muni-
cipalities, unorganized territory, etc. The figures for these
smaller areas are not Included in any of the regular reports.
However, it is possible to obtain data for small geographic areas,
as heretofore, by paying the cost of checking the data and pre-
paring the necessary statistical tables.

Prior to the 1954 Census, an enumeration district did not in-
clude more than one minor civil division, even though the town-
ship, precinct, or the like often did not have enough farms to
provide a full workload for an enumerator. The aim in estab-
lishing the 1954 enumeration districts was to make them large
enough to keep each enumerator fully occupied in his area for a
thiee-week, or possibly a four-week, period. Hence, some enumer-
ation districts included more than one minor civil division. Such
combined minor divisions were always adjacent. An enumera-
tion district never c-omprlsed the whole of one minor civil division
and a part of another nor a part of two or more minor civil
divisions. A minor civil division which included too many farms
for one enumerator was divided into two or more enumeration
districts.

The tabulations, as made by machines. In some cases provided
totals for a single minor civil division — even though that
required a grouping of enumeration districts — and, in other
cases, they provided totals for two or more minor civil dlvlslonB
combined. In the latter instance, the small-area data will be
readily available only for combined totals for adjoining minor
civil divisions. If there Is need for making a separati<m of the
data for such combinations, this Is possible at some additional

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cost, since each questionnaire contains the name of the minor
civil division in which the farm headquarters was located.

Operations for 1954 Census. — The Act providing for the 1954
Census of Agriculture states that "the inquiries, and the number,
form, and subdivision thereof . . . shall be determined by the
Secretary of Commerce." The staff of the Bureau of the Census
prepared the questionnaire for the 1954 Census of Agriculture
on the basis of experience obtained in prior censuses, on the
basis of an analysis of the sample survey for the States of Utah
and Virginia for the calendar year 19.5.3, and on the basis of the
advice of a Special Advisory Committee for the 1954 Census of
Agriculture. The Advisory Committee comprised representatives
of the U. S. Department of Agriculture, State Agricultural Col-
leges, State Departments of AKriculture, The American Farm
Economic Association, The American Statistical Association, The
As.sociation of Land-Grant Colleges and Universities, The Agri-
cultural Publishers Association, The Farm Equipment Institute,
The American Farm Bureau Federation, The National Grange,
The National Council of Farmers' Cooi)eratives, and the Farmers'
Educational and Cooperative Union of America.

The Special Advisory Conmiittee had also assisted in deciding
the inquiries to be included on the questionnaire for the 1953
Sample Census for Utah and Virginia. During the planning,
State Agricultural Colleges, the U. S. Department of Agriculture,
and other major users of data from the census of agriculture were
asked to submit suggested inquiries for the census. The number
of inquiries recommended greatly exceeded the number that
could be included in the census. The Special Advisory Com-
mittee and the staff of the Bureau recommended the inclusion
or exclusion of these inquiries after giving consideration to the
I)osslbilities of obtaining the information in some way other than
through the census of agriculture, to the adequacy of the informa-
tion that might be secured in the census, to the availability of
data from other sources, and to the usefulness of the data, etc.
This committee reviewed the plans and questionnaires for the
1953 sample enumeration and the 1954 Census of Agriculture as
they were developed, and submittetl recommendations regarding
these plans and questionnaires.

The content of the 21 regional questionnaires (one for each
State or group of ad.iacent States) was similar to that of the
questionnaires used for the Utah and Virginia sample surveys
conducted in 1953. There were variations region by region in the
questionnaires to provide for differences in crops grown, in live-
stock production, and in cultural practices. Also, the positions
of inquiries were changed in order to provide for the enumera-
tion of some items for a limited number of farms even though
other inquiries were made for all farms.

An agricultural census that collects vast quantities of reliable
infoi'mation requires that all employees be trained and that they
adhere carefully to prescribed procedures as well as time sched-
ules. For the 1954 Census of Agriculture, the Bureau devised a
training program so that all employees received instructions for
the respective jobs. In mcst instances, training sessions were
held near the areas in which emplo.\ees worked and immediately
prior to the beginning of their assignments.

The 1954 enumeration required approximately 30,000 enumera-
tors who were supervised by some 2,200 crew leaders. These
per.sons were supervised by 119 field offices organized under five
regional offices. From October 4 to November 8, 1954, depending
upon the State and the area, trained enumerators began their
work. Their work was to obtain for every farm the required
information about that farm's operations, such as its crops, live-
stock, poultry, farm expenses, equipment and facilities, and some
facts about the farm operator.

About two weeks before the census starting date, questionnaires
were distributed to all box holders on the rural postal routes in
all except a few Southern States. The questionnaire was accom-
panied by a letter asking the farm operator to examine It and to
answer as many of the questions as possible prior to the visit of
the census enumerator. By this procedure, the Bureau expected

to expedite the work of the enumerator and to improve the quality
of the information given by farmers. By reading the question-
naire, farmers knew what was wanted and could check their
records in advance of the enumerator's visit.

A good census requires a complete as well as an accurate
enumeration. Several techniques were used to help obtain a good
census in 1954.

Instructions covering census procedures were designed in such
a manner that objective criteria were supplied, and enumerators
were not expected to rely on their own opinions or judgments
concerning census entries or classifications. For example, an
enumerator was required to complete an agriculture question-
naire when specified conditions were met. He was not required
to decide first what constituted a farm and then to obtain a
questionnaire. Instead, a questionnaire was completed whenever
minimum conditions were satisfied. Then, during central office
processing operations, a decision was made — on the basis of care-
fully defined criteria — as to which questionnaires represented
farms.

To help in insuring the completeness of the enumeration,
enumerators were provided with a specially designed Enumera-
tor's Record Book in which to list heads of households for the
dwellings in their enumeration districts and names of the tenants
or owners for places on which no one lived. The Enumerator's
Record Book contained questions about the agricultural opera-
tions on the place. The answers to these questions determined
whether an agriculture questionnaire was required for the place
and, also, whether this enumerator or an enumerator in another
enumeration district was required to fill out the questionnaire.

In order to minimize the cost of the enumeration, procedures
were developed to limit the listing of heads of households and of
other places in urban areas, incorporated places, and built-up
residential areas. In accordance with these procedures, enumera-
tion districts were classified, prior to the enumeration, into three
groups on the basis of the density of dwellings in relation to the
number of farms according to the 1950 Censuses of Agriculture
and Population.

In general, the enumeration districts with no well-defined cluster
of dwellings were considered to be open-country areas and were
classified as Group I Enumeration Districts. For Group I Enu-
meration Districts the enumerator was required to list in his
Enumerator's Record Book the name of the head of each house-
hold within his district. If no one lived on a tract of land, he
was recpiired to list the name of the person who rented the land,
worked it on shares, used it for livestock, or, if the land was not
used for agricultural purposes, the name of the owner. There
were approximately 15,300 Group I Enumeration Districts. These
enumeration districts contained 2,778,000 farms and 4,263.000
dwelling units in 1950.

The rural enumeration districts in which the number of dwell-
ings was large in relation to the number of farms were classified
as Group II Enumeration Districts. In these enumeration dis-
tricts the enumerator was required to list all dwelling places in
his district except those on less than one acre of land in built-up
residential areas, such as small incorporated or unincorporated
villages or the built-up areas adjacent to towns or cities. He was
also required to determine, by asking locally, whether there were
any farms or any places of one or more acres within the built-up
areas. Outside the built-up areas he was required to list the head
of every household. There were approximately 14,800 enumera-
tion districts classified as Group II. These enumeration districts
had 8,974,000 dwelling units and 2,420,000 farms in 1950.

Most Incorporated places and unincorporated villages with ap-
proximately 150 or more dwellings were classified as Group III
Enumeration Districts. There were approximately 11,000 such
enumeration districts and these contained 161,000 farms in 1950.
For Group III Enumeration Districts, the enumerator was given
a list of farm operators enumerated in the 19.50 Census of Agri-
culture and was instructed to visit each place listed and find out

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whether iiu agriculture questionnaire was required. Any place
used for agriculture was to be listed in his Enumerator's Record
Boole and an agriculture questionnaire was to be obtained. If
the place was no longer used for agriculture, an explanation was
to be made on the list furnished the enumerator. The enumera-
tor was instructed to ask at each of these places whether there
were any other farms or any places of 3 or more acres in the
neighborhood.

A few enumeration districts that comprised an incorporated
place or that were within an incorporated city were classified as
Group I or Group II if the number of farms was large. Also, a
few very extensive rural districts requiring considerable travel
were classified in Group III when the number of farms was small.

The method prescribed for canvassing an enumeration district
helped to insure complete coverage. The enumerator was in-
structed to proceed in a systematic manner from a logical start-
ing point. He listed each place and each dwelling on successive
lines in the Enumerator's Record Book. In addition, he was re-
quired to identify these on his enumerator's map with a cross
reference to the Enumerator's Record Book. This procedure
helped him to determine, by looking at his map, the extent of
coverage at any given time. It also helped the crew leader in
checking to see that coverage was complete.

Some farms were given special attention to insure their inclu-
sion in the enumeration. Prior to the enumeration, a list known
as "specified farms" was prepared from records of the 1050 Cen-
sus of Agriculture. Farms having unusually large agricultural
operations were included in this list. During the enumeration a
careful check was made to see that each place on the specifled-
farm list was accounted for. This procedure helped to insure that
units which could have a significant effect upon the census data
were not omitted from the enumeration. (For a detailed ex-
planation of specified fai-ms, see page XII.)

Some farm units other than specified farms also received special
attention to insure complete coverage. Prior to the field enum-
eration, lists were obtained of places known to be si)ecializing in
specific types of agricultural production, such as garbage-feeding
operations, broiler operations, large turkey farms, livestock feed
lots, cranberry bogs, and citrus groves. For some of these
operations, the list represented a nationwide efEort to insure
coverage, while for others, only some of the intensive areas of
production were given this special attention. These lists were
prepared, in part, with the cooperation of the Agricultural Market-
ing Service of the U. S. Department of Agriculture and State
Agricultural Statisticians. During the enumeration, the enumer-
ator was required to obtain a questionnaire for each place or
otherwise satisfactorily account for each place on the list of
specified farms or on other special lists.

Some areas of the High Plains required special consideration
since the usual enumeration procedure was complicated by the
prevalence of nonresident operators and widely scattered tracts
operated as one farm. In these areas a special mapping form
was used to insure complete coverage. Land was checked off on
the mapping form by section, town.ship, and range as it was
enumerated. This check map, designed for plotting sections
within a township, was subdivided into 16 parts of 40 acres each.
Enumerators were required to indicate on this form all land in
farms that they enumerated. Cro.ss references were made be-
tween the questionnaire and the map. The enumerator identified
land for a given questionnaire on his check map by writing the
number identifying the questionnaire in each corresponding 40-
acre square of the check map. The check map helped the enum-
erator and, subsequently, the crew leader and other personnel
reviewing the enumerator's work to determine whether the cov-
erage of the enumeration district was complete. This procedure
was used in all of North Dakota and South Dakota and selected
counties in Colorado, Kansas, Montana. Nebraska, New Mexico,
and Oklahoma. In general, the areas for which such maps were
used corresp<jnde(l with the major wheat-producing sections with
low rainfall.

A special supplementary questionnaire was used in approxi-
mately 900 counties in the South. This questionnaire, designated
the Landlord-Tenant Questionnaire, aided in the enuJneration
of cropper and other tenant farms which were parts of larger
landholdings. This additional form was completed when two
or more agriculture questionnaires were needed for a landhold-
ing. Since it called for the name and agricultural operations of
each tenant on the landholding, the procedure enabled an enum-
erator to determine that all operations were reported completely
and only once. The Enumerator's Record Book, used in these
selected southern counties, differed from that used elsewhere.
The southern version helped the enumerator to identify the land-
holdings for which this supplementary landlord-tenant form was
required.

Crew leaders, in supervising enumerators, began reviewing
questionnaires, maps, and other forms and checking the enum-
erator's work for completeness of coverage and quality almost
as soon as the enumeration was started. The crew leader and
his enumerators were required to make the records of their
respective areas as accurate and as complete as possible.

While assembling records, the field processing offices also made
certain checks. Although these offices performed no detailed
editing of questionnaires, some steps were taken to detect
enumeration districts in which the enumerator's work was not
fully satisfactory, especially in regard to coverage. The 26 proc-
essing offices were given a form, for each county, which contained
data from the 1950 Census for the number of farms and land
in farms. Where possible, this form gave the 1950 comparative
data for the enumeration districts or for the minor civil divisions
comprising each county. For most counties, it was possible to
furnish, at the county level, an additional check figure. This
figure was the acreage of one of the following crops : wheat, corn,
cotton, tobacco, or rice. In most instances, these check figures
represented measured acreages (before harvest) as determined
by the Commodity Stabilization Service of the U. S. Department
of Agriculture. By checking totals for the enumeration dis-
tricts with these check data, it was possible to determine and
remedy obvious underenumeration before records were released
from field processing offices. The 1954 totals for the county,
together with the check data, were sent to the Washington office
for review and approval before the enumeration was considered
acceptable.

After the canvass of an enumeration district was completed,
the supervising crew leader collected the questionnaires and other
records from the enumerator and sent them to the processing
office for his area. The processing offices made some checks on
the enumeration in each enumeration di-strict. In this checking,
emphasis was placed upon preparation of payrolls, completeness
of coverage, and the correct application of the sampling pro-
cedure.

The final operations for the agricultural census were handled
in central offices. The Washington office was the focal point
of these activities ; but, for the first time, some of the agricultural
census operations were decentralized into areas outside of Wash-
ington. Census operations offices were established at Detroit,
Michigan and Pittsburg, Kan.sas.

Upon their release from field processing offices, records were
transferred to the two Census operations offices. Although
there were exceptions, in general, records from the Northern and
Northeastern States were sent to the Detroit office and those
from Southern and Western States were sent to Pittsburg, Kansas.
At these offices, questionnaires vv'ere edited and coded and the
information was entered on punch cards for tabulation.

In the operations offices, the checking, editing, and coding were
performed for individual agriculture questionnaires. The check-
ing consisted of seeing (1) that the questionnaires wei'e com-
pletely filled out; (2) that the acreage of individual crops har-
vested was in reasonable agreement with the acreage of cropland
harvested when 100 or more acres of cropland harvested were

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reiKjrted ; (3) that the acres of land classified according to use
accounted for the entire farm acreage for farms having 200 acres
or more; (4) that the total of the acreage for the various uses of
corn, sorghum, soybeans, cowpeas, and peanuts was in reasonable
agreement with the total acreage reported for all purposes for
each of these crops ; (5) that the age and sex breakdown for cattle,
hogs, and sheep added to approximately the total number of such
animals of all ages ; and ((i) that all entries for related items were
reasonably consistent. Editing consisted of the identilication and
withdrawal of questionnaires filled for places not qualifying as
farms; the selection of questionnaires with entries of unusually
large size for review by the technical staff; the selection of groups
of questionnaires with common reporting errors in an individual
enumeration district for referral to technical personnel for
review; and the correction of obvious inconsistencies, such as
reporting in an incorrect unit, or reporting in an improi)er place
on the questionnaire. Coding consisted of entering code numbers
for crops for which there were no separate inquiries on the ques-
tionnaire, for color and tenure of operator, and for irrigation :
and, for a sample of farms, of entering codes for economic class of
farm and type of farm. Entries determined by the technical staff
to be in error were corrected on the basis of relationships existing
on nearby farms or, if the entries were large, on the basis of
correspondence with the farm operator. In case of information
missing for a group of questions, estimates were prepared on the
basis of adjacent questionnaires for farms with similar opera-
tions and, in some cases, on the basis of information obtained by
mail from farm ojierators. When estimates were made, letters
were mailed to the farm oiwrators to verify the information and,
if the estimates were not in reasonable agreement with the infor-
mation contained in the replies, the entries were corrected before
the tabulations were made.

After punch cards were prepared, the punch cards, together
with records containing the corresponding basic data, were for-
warded to the Washington office for tabulation. Once on punch
cards, the data were sorted, listed, or otherwise handled mechani-
cally to facilitate making final checks and to obtain totals. One
of the initial and primary .steps in the machine handling of the
punch cards was to separate those cards which lacked necessary
information, those on which the punched data were inconsistent
or impossible, and those on which the relationships were possible
but the data were of such magnitude that a further review of the
individual questionnaires was warranted. These cards contain-
ing questionable data or lacking data were examined, checked to
the agriculture questionnaires, and corrected, if necessary, before
the tabulations were made.

Finally, tabulations were examined from the standpoint of
over-all reasonableness and consistency. This examination re-
quired the Judgment of specialists and was the primary respon-
sibility of senior Census staff members. However, qualified State
personnel of the Agricultural Marketing Service, U. S. Department
of Agriculture, assisted in examining the data, especially those
for crops and livestock, evaluating the results, and calling atten-
tion to the situations for which further checking was necessary.

DEFINITIONS AND EXPLANATIONS

Specified farms. — "Specified farms" refers to the larger farms
that were selected for special handling during the enumeration
and during the processing of the agriculture questionnaires.
Although the criteria for their selection have varied since this
technique was first used in the 194.5 Census of Agriculture, the
basic purposes for employing this technique have not changed.
One purpose for using a list of specified farms was to help to
get a complete enumeration.

The criteria for selecting specified farms were kept as simple as
po.ssible in order to facilitate the work of enumeration. In most
States, only one item was considered in classifying farms as "speci-
fied." The following are the criteria used for the 19.54 Census :

Criteria Area

Land in the farm — 1,000 acres

or more All States

Cropland harvested :

200 acres or more Florida

500 acres or more Michigan, Minnesota,

N. W. Missouri, Wisconsin
Irrigated cropland harvested :

200 acres or more Arizona, California, Louisiana

Cattle and calves :

100 or more Alabama, Mississippi,

N. W. Missouri

200 or more Louisiana

Milk cows :

100 or more Arizona, California, Florida

Chickens sold :

70,000 or more Delaware, Maryland, West Vir-
ginia
Occasionally, a farm which did not meet any of the criteria
chosen, but which bulked large in respect to some other farm
characteristics, had to be treated as a specified farm to reduce its
effect on the results based on a sample of farms.

In terms of total agricultural production, the operators of
specified farms account for a significant part of the total produc-
tion. For example, in the 1950 Census, 71,328 farms (then desig-
nated "large" farms) were handled on a special basis. Although
this number was only 1.3 percent of all farms, these "large" farms
accounted for 17.3 percent of the value of all farm products sold
and 33.1 percent of all land in farms. Tlie criteria used for estab-
lishing the group of specified farms for special handling in the
1954 Census resulted in more than twice as many farms (147,000
in the 1954 Census as compared with 72,000 in 10.50) being given
special attention.

General Farm Information

Date of enumeration. — The enumeration of the 1954 Census of
Agriculture was made during the latter part of 1954. In the
1950 Census the starting date for the enumeration was April 1.
The 1954 Census beginning dates were varied by areas or States,
ranging from October 4 to November 8. In general, the varied
starting dates were based upon (1) .selecting dates late enough
for the enumeration to follow the harvesting of the bulk of im-
portant crops, (2) setting the dates early enough to avoid unde-
sirable weather and travel conditions during the enumeration, and
(3) arranging for the enumeration to be substantially completed
prior to customary dates when farm operators move from one
farm to another. The average date of enumeration for the 1954
Census for each county is given in County Table 7, and the per-
centage of farms enumerated by various dates for the State and
the date or dates for the starting of the enumeration are given
in State Table 11.

Information for inventory items is based on the situation as of
the actual day of enumeration. Data on acreage and quantity
of crops harvested are for the crop year 19.54. Data on sales of
crops relate to crops harvested in the year 1954 regardless of when
sold ; data on sales of livestock products relate to the production
and sales during the calendar year 1954. Since the period to
be included was not yet completed for .some items at the time of
enumeration, special emphasis was i)laced upon including accurate
estimates for such items for the remainder of the period. For
example, the question relating to dairy products stated, "Be sure
to include dairy products which you will sell before January 1,
1955."

A farm. — For the 1954 and the 1950 Censuses of Agriculture,
places of 3 or more acres were counted as farms if the annual
value of agricultural products, exclusive of home-garden products,
amounted to $150 or more. The agricultural products could have
been either for home use or for sale. Places of less than 3 acres
were counted as farms only if the annual value of sales of agri-
cultural products amounted to $150 or more. Places for which
the value of agricultural products for 1954 was less than these
minima because of crop failure or other unusual conditions, and

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places operated at the time of the census for the first time were
counted as farms If normally they could be expected to produce
these minimum quantities of agricultural products.

All the land under the control of one person or partnership
was included as one farm. Control may have been through
ownership, or through lease, rental, or cropping arrangement.

For the 1954 Census, enumerators were instructed to obtain
an agriculture questionnaire for all places that the operator con-
sidered a farm and for all places having during 1954 (1) any
hogs, cattle, sheep, or goats; (2) any crops such as com, oats,
hay, or tobacco; (3) 20 or more chickens, turkeys, and geese;

(4) 20 or more fruit trees, grapevines, and planted nut trees; or

(5) any vegetables, berries, or nursery or greenhouse products
grown for sale. Thus, agriculture questionnaires were filled tor
more places than those qualifying as farms.

The determination as to which reports were to be included in
the tabulations as farms was made during the central office
processing of questionnaires.

For the 1945 and earlier censuses of agriculture, the definition of
a farm was somewhat more inclusive. Census enumerators were
provided with the definition of a farm and were instructed to fill
reports only for those places which met the criteria. From 1925
to 1945, farms for census purposes included places of 3 or more
acres on which there were agricultural operations, and places
of less than 3 acres with agricultural products for home use or
for sale with a value of $250 or more. For places of 3 or more
acres, no minimum quantity of agricultural production was re-
quired for purposes of enumeration ; for places of under 3 acres
all the agricultural products valued at $250 or more may have
been for home use and not for sale. The only reports excluded
from the tabulations were those taken in error and those with
very limited agricultural production, such as only a small home
garden, a few fruit trees, a very small flock of chickens, etc. In
1945, reports for places of 3 acres or more with limited agricul-
tural operations were retained if there were 3 or more acres of
cropland and pasture, or if the value of products in 1944 amounted
to $150 or more when there was less than 3 acres of cropland
and pasture.

Because of changes in price level, the $250 limit for value of
products for farms under 3 acres resulted in the inclusion of
Varying numbers of farms In the several censuses prior to 1950.

The change in the definition of a farm in 1950, and continued
In 1954, resulted in a decrease In the number of farms as compared
With earlier censuses, especially in the number of farms of 3 or
more acres in size. Places of 3 or more acres with a value of
agricultural products of less than $150 were not counted as farms
In the 1954 and 1950 Censuses. In some cases, these places would
have been counted as farms if the criteria used in 1954 and 1950
had been the same as those used in previous censuses. The change
in the definition of a farm had no appreciable effect on the totals
for livestock or crops, for the places affected by this change
ordinarily accounted for less than 1 percent of the total for a
county or State.

There are two figures published for the number of farms for
each county in 1954. One is an actual count of all farms enumer-
ated, and the other is an estimate based upon the number of
sample farms multiplied by 5, plus the number of specified farms.
In almost every county, the actual number of farm.s and the esM-
mated number of farms differ. Because of sampling variability,
the selection of the sample of farms seldom resulted in the in-
clusion of exactly 20 jjercent of the non-specified farms. The
number of farms in the sample in a county was accepted if this
number was within predetermined limits. The counties that were
not acceptable were adjusted to bring the number of sample farms
within the predetermined limits.

Therefore, the actual number of farms in the sample is more or
less than 20 percent in most instances. Similarly, the estimated
total for information obtained for the sample of farms may be
slightly more or slightly less than the totals which would have

been obtained if the data had been tabulated for all farms.
Therefore, occasionally the estimated number of farms reporting
for some items may be greater than the total numb^ of farms
enumerated. The estimated number of farms is shown in the
tables so that estimates based on the farms In the sample can be
related to the estimated number of farms rather than to the actual
number of farms.

Enumeration of land located in more than one county. — Land in
an individual farm may be located In two or more counties. In
such case, the entire farm was enumerated in only one county.
If the farm operator lived on the farm, the farm was enumerated
in the county in which the farm operator lived. If the farm
operator did not live on the farm, the figures for the farm were
included in the county in which the farm headquarters was lo-
cated. If there was any question as to the location of the head-
quarters of the farm, the farm was included in the county in
which most of the land was located.

Farm operator. — A "farm operator" is a person who operates a
farm, either performing the labor himself or directly supervising
it. He may be an owner, a hired manager, or a tenant, renter, or
sharecropper. If he rents land to others or has land cropi)ed
for him by others, he is listed as the operator of only that land
which he retains. In the case of a partnership, only one partner
was included as the operator. The number of farm operators
is considered the same as the number of farms.

Farms reporting or operators reporting. — Figures for farms re-
porting or operators reporting, based on a tabulation of all farms,
represent the number of farms, or farm operators, for which the
specified item was reported. For example, if there were 1,922
farms in a county and only 1,465 had chickens over 4 months old
on hand, the number of farms reporting chickens would be 1,465.
The difference between the total number of farms and the number
of farms reporting an item represents the number of farms not
having that item, provided the inquiry was answered completely
for all farms.

For some of the items, such as the residence of the operator, for
which reports were to have been obtained for all farms, figures
are given for the number of farms not reporting. The number
of farms, or operators, not reporting indicates the extent of the
Incompleteness of the reporting for the item.

Figures for farms reporting or operators reporting, based on a
tabulation for only a sample of farms, represent the total esti-
mated from the sample, not the actual number of farms or
operators reporting.

land owned, rented, and managed. — The land to be included in
each farm was determined by a.sking the number of acres owned,
the acres rented from others or worked on shares for others, and
the acres rented to others or worked on shares by others. The
acres in the farm were obtained by adding the acres owned and
acres rented from others or worked on shares for others, and sub-
tracting the acres rented to others or worked on shares by others.
In case of a managed farm, the person in charge was asked the
total acreage managed for his employer. The acreage that was
rented to others or cropped by others was subtracted from the
total managed acreage.

For 1954 and 1950, the figures for land owned, land rented
from others, and land managed for others include land rented
to others by farm operators. In earlier censuses, the enumerator
was instructed to include all laud rented from others and to ex-
clude all land rented to others. Thus, he recorded only that
portion of the acreage owned and the acreage rented from others
which was retained by the farm operator. For prior censuses,
the land included in each farm was essentially the same as that
included for the 1954 and 1950 Censuses.

Land owned. — Land owned Includes all land that the operator
or his wife, or both, hold under title, purchase contract, home-
stead law, or as one of the heirs, or as a trustee of an
undivided estate.

Land rented from others. — Land rented from others includes
land worked on shares for others, and land used rent free,

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as well as all land rented or leased under other arrangements.
Grazing land used under government permit was not included.

Land rented to others. — Many farm operators rent land to
others. For the most part, the land rented to others represents
agricultural land but it also includes tracts rented for resi-
dential or other purpo.ses. When land is leased, rented, or
cropped on shares, the tenant or cropper is considered the farm
operator even though his landlord may exercise supervision
over his operations. The landlord is considered as operating
only that portion of the land not assigned to tenants or croppers.

land area. — The approximate total land area reported for 1954
for States and counties is, in general, the same as that reported
for the 1950, 1945, and 1940 Censuses. Changes since 1940 rep-
resent changes in boundary, actual changes in land area due to
the construction of reservoirs, etc. The figures for 1940 repre-
sent a complete remeasurement of the United States and, there-
fore, may differ from the figures shown for earlier censuses.

land in farms. — The acreage designated "land in farms" in-
cludes considerable areas of land not actually under cultivation
and some land not used for pasture or grazing. All woodland
and wasteland owned by farm operators, or included in tracts
rented from others, is included as land in farms unless such land
was held for other than agricultural purposes, or unless the
acreage of such land held by a farm operator was unusually
large. If a place had 1,000 or more acres of land not being used
for agricultural purposes and less than 10 percent of the total
acreage in the place was used for agricultural purposes, the non-
agricultural land in excess of the number of acres used for agri-
cultural purposes was excluded from the farm area. In applying
this rule, land used for crops, for pasture, or grazing, and land
rented to others were considered to be land for agricultural
purposes. On the other hand, land was defined as nonagricul-
tural when it was woodland not pastured, or in house and barn
lots, roads, lanes, ditches, or wasteland. The procedure used
in 1950 for excluding unusually large acreages of nonagricultural
land differed slightly from the one used for the current census.
In 1950, adjustments were made in places of 1,000 acres or more
(5,000 acres or more in the 17 Western States) if less than 10
percent of the total acreage was used for agricultural purposes.

Except for open range and grazing land used under govern-
ment permit, all grazing land was to be included as land in farms.
Land used rent free was to be included as land rented from
others. Grazing lands operated by grazing associations were to
be reported in the name of the manager in charge. All land in
Indian reservations used for growing crops or grazing livestock
was to be included. Land in Indian reservations not reported by
individual Indians or not rented to non-Indians was to be re-
ported in the name of the cooperative group using the land. Thus,
in some instances the entire Indian reservation was reported
as one farm.

land in farms according to use. — Land in farms was classified
according to the use made of it in 1954. The classes of land are
mutually exclusive, 1. e., each acre of land was Included only
once even though it may have had more than one use during the
year.

The classes are as follows :

Cropland harvested. — This includes land from which crops
were harvested; land from which hay (Including wild hay)
was cut ; and land in small fruits, orchards, vineyards, nurser-
ies, and greenhouses. Land from which two or more crops
were reported as harvested was to be counted only once.

The enumerator was instructed to check the figure for crop-
land harvested for each farm by adding the acreages of the In-
dividual crops reported and subtracting the acres of land from
which two crops were harvested. This procedure was repeated
during the central office editing process for farms with 1(K) or
more acres of cropland harvested.

If the harvested cropland was used for other purposes, either
before or after the harvest of a crop, the enumerator was
specifically instructed to report the acreage only under crop-
land harvested.

Cropland used only for pasture.- — In the 1954 and 1950 Cen-
suses, the enumerator's instructions stated that rotation pasture
and all other cropland that was used only for pasture were to
be included under this class. No further definition of crop-
land pastured was given the farm operator or enumerator.
Permanent open pasture may, therefore, have been included
under this item or under "other pasture," depending on whether
the enumerator or farm operator considered it as cropland.

The figures for 1945 and earlier censuses are not entirely
comparable with those for the last two censuses. For 1945, the
figures include only cropland used solely for pasture in 1944
that had been plowed within the preceding seven years. The
figures for this item, for the Censuses of 1940. 1935, and 1925,
are more nearly comi>arable with those for the Censuses of
1954 and 1950, as they include land pastured that could have
been plowed and used for crops without additional clearing,
draining, or irrigating.

Cropland not harvested and not pastured. — This item includes
idle cropland, land in soil-improvement crops only, land on
which all crops failed, land seeded to crops for harvest after
1954, and cultivated summer fallow.

In the Western States, this class was subdivided to show
separately the acres of cultivated summer fallow. In these
States, the acreage not in cultivated summer fallow represents
largely crop failure. There are very few counties in the
Western States in which there is a large acreage of idle crop-
land or in which the growing of soil-improvement crops is an
important use of the land.

In the States other than the Western States, this general
class was subdivided to show separately the acres of idle crop-
land (not used for crops or for pasture in 1954). In these
States, the incidence of crop failure is usually low. It was
expected that the acreage figure that excluded idle land would
reflect the acreage in soil-improvement crops. However, the
1954 crop year was one of low rainfall in many Eastern and
Southern States and, therefore, in these areas the acreage of
cropland not harvested and not pastured includes more land
on which all crops failed than would usually be the case.

Cultivated summer fallow. — This item includes cropland
that was plowed and cultivated but left unseeded for several
months to control weeds and conserve moisture. No land
from which crops were harvested in 1954 was to be included
under this item.

Woodland pastured. — This includes all woodland that was
used for pasture or grazing. The questionnaire contained the
following instruction : "Include as woodland all wood lots and
timber tracts and cutover land with young trees which have
or will have value as wood or timber." No definition of wood-
land was given in 1950 to either farm operators or Census
enumerators except an Instruction to enumerators not to In-
clude brush pasture as woodland. Some of the changes in wood-
land acreages from one census to another may merely represent
differences in interpretation of the meaning of woodland.

Woodland not pastured. — This includes all woodland that was
not used for pasture or grazing. Unusually large tracts of
timberland reported as woodland not pastured were excluded
from the tabulations of land in farms when it was evident that
such land was held primarily for nonagricultural purposes.
The definition for woodland, as stated above, was used also
for enumerating woodland not pastured.

Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland). — This in-
cludes rough and brush land pastured and any other land
pastured that the respondent did not consider as either wood-
land or cropland. The figures for 1954 and 1950 are comparable
but for 1945 all nonwoodland pasture not plowed within the
preceding 7 years was included. For the 1940 Census and
earlier years, the figures are more nearly comparable with those
for 1954 and 1950, except that the item may be somewhat less
Inclusive since land that could have been plowed and used for
crops without additional clearing, draining, or Irrigating was
classified as plowable pasture (shown as cropland used only
for pasture in the tables ) .

Improved pasture. — This item includes land In "other pas-
ture" on which one or more of the following practices had
been used : Liming, fertilizing, seeding to grasses or legumes,
irrigating, draining, or controlling weeds and brush. Th<!
question on Improved pasture was Included in 1954 for the
first time.

Other land (house lots, roads, wasteland, etc.). — This item in-
cludes house lots, barn lots, lanes, roads, ditches, and waste-
land. It Includes all land that does not belong under any of
the other land-use classes.

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In addition to the complete classiflcation of land in farms ac-
cording to use, the tables also present data for three summary
classifications as follows :

Cropland, total.— This includes cropland harvested, cropland
used only for pasture, and cropland not harvested and not
pastured.

land pastured, total.— This includes cropland used only for
pasture, woodland pastured, and other pasture (not cropland
and not woodland).

Woodland, total. — This includes woodland pastured and wood-
land not pastured.

Valne of land and buildings. — The value to be reported was the
approximate amount for which the land and the buildings on it
would sell. This item was obtained for only a sample of the
farms ; however, the value was not reported for all the farms
comprising the sample.

Many problems, not encountered in enumerating most agricul-
tural items, are involved in obtaining farm real-estate values.
Most enumerated items require the respondent to make a state-
ment based upon fact. It may be the number and value of farm
animals sold alive during the year or the number of lambs under
1 year old on the place. In either case, only information as to
activities during a specified period, or the situation as of a stated
time, is required. This information is based upon actual trans-
actions or existing conditions. But the estimation of the value
of land and buildings is based largely upon opinion. In the event
a farm had been recently purchased, answers could be based
upon that experience. But many farms have not changed hands
for many years, nor are they currently for sale. In such cases,
farm operators may have no clear basis for estimating the value.
In making an Intelligent estimate, a respondent needs, first, to
estimate the prevailing market value in the community. Sec-
ondly, he must in some way add to or subtract from this base to
allow for his farm's special characteristics. In many cases, a
farm operator who would not sell his place under any circum-
stances may be Inclined to give a "market value" that is un-
reasonably high. Some operators who had purchased their real
estate during periods of relatively low priees may give an esti-
mate that is unduly influenced by that experience. Further-
more, the extent of variation known to exist in real-estate values
makes it dlfl^cult to establish checking procedures that will dis-
close inaccurate estimates.

Only average values of land and buildings per farm and per
acre are presented in this report. A total value of the land and
buildings for States, geographic divisions, and the United States,
will be presented in Volume II.

Age of operator. — Farm operators were classified by age into
six age groups. The average age of farm operators was calculated
by dividing the total of ages of all farm operators reporting age
by the number of farm operators reporting.

Residence of farm operator. — Farm operators were classified by
residence on the basis of whether or not they lived on the farm
operated. Some of those not living on the farm operated lived
on other farms. When a farm operator rented land from others
or worked land on shares for others and had the use of a dwell-
ing as part of the rental arrangement, the enumerator was In-
structed to consider the dwelling a part of the farm operated. The
dwelling assigned may have been on a tract other than that as-
signed for crops. Since some farm operators live on their farms
only a portion of the year, comparability of the figures for var-
ious censuses may be affected to some extent by the date of the
enumeration. In a few cases the enumerator failed to indicate
the residence of the farm operator. Differences between the total
number of farms and the number of farm operators by residence
represent underreporting of this item.

Tears on present farm (year began operation of present farm). —
The data on years on present farm and year began operation of
present farm were secured on the basis of the inquiry, "When did

you begin to operate this place? " The

(Month) (Year)

time of year that farmers move is indicated by the month they
began to operate their farms, as shown by a breakdown of the data
for those farm operators who began to operate their present
farms in the calendar years 1954 and 1953. The tabulation of
years on present farm at each census is based on the calendar
year the operator began operating his farm. Because of differ-
ences in the date for various censuses, the figures are not fully
comparable from one census to another.

Off-farm work and other Income. — Many farm operators receive
a part of their income from sources other than the sale of farm
products from their farms. The 1954 Agriculture Questionnaire
included several inquiries relating to work off the farm and non-
farm income. These inquiries called for the number of days
worked off the farm by the farm operator ; whether other members
of the operator's family worked off the farm; and whether the
farm operator received income from other sources, such as sale
of products from land rented out, cash rent, boarders, old age as-
sistance, pensions, veterans' allowances, unemployment compen-
sation, interest, dividends, profits from nonfarm business, and
help from other members of the operator's family. Another in-
quiry asked whether the income of the operator and his family
from off-farm work and other sources was greater than the total
value of all agricultural products sold from the farm in 1954.
Off-farm work was to include work at nonfarm jobs, businesses,
or professions, whether performed on the farm premises or else-
where ; also work on someone else's farm for pay or wages. Ex-
change work was not to be included.

The purposes of these four inquiries were (1) to obtain in-
formation in regard to the extent that farm operators performed
off-farm work and the relation of other nonfarm income to the
value of farm products sold and (2) to provide a basis for the
classification of farms by economic class (see Farms by eco-
nomic class, page XXII). The intent of the inquiry in regard to
whether or not a member of the family had a nonfarm job, and the
Inquiry regarding income of the farm operator from other non-
farm sources, was to obtain more accurate replies to the inquiry
regarding the relationship of the income from off-farm work and
other sources to the total value of all agricultural products sold.
Specified facilities and equipment. — Inquiries were made in 1954
for a sample of farms to determine the presence or absence of
selected items on each place such as (1) telephone, (2) piped run-
ning water, (3) electricity, (4) television set, (5) home freezer,
(6) electric pig brooder, (7) milking machine, and (8) power feed
grinder. Such facilities or equipment were to be counted even
though temporarily out of order. Piped running water was de-
fined as water piped from a pressure system or by gravity fiow
from a natural or artificial source. The enumerator's instruc-
tions stated that pig brooders were to include those heated by an
electric heating element, by an infra-red or heat bulb, or by or-
dinary electric bulbs. They could be homemade.

The number of selected types of other farm equipment was
also obtained for a sample of farms. The selected kinds of farm
equipment to be reported were (1) grain combines (for harvest-
ing and threshing grains or seeds in one operation) ; (2) corn
pickers; (3) pick-up balers (stationary ones not to be reported) ;
(4) field forage harvesters (for field chopping of sUage and
forage crops) ; (5) motortrucks; (6) wheel tractors (other than
garden) ; (7) garden tractors; (8) crawler tractors ( tracklaylng,
caterpillar); (9) automobiles; and (10) artificial ponds, reser-
voirs, and earth tanks.

Wheel tractors were to include homemade tractors but were
not to include implements having built-in power units such as
self-propelled combines, powered buck rakes, etc. "Pick-up"
and truck-trailer combinations were to be reported as motor-
trucks. School buses were not to be reported, and jeeps and
station wagons were to be included as motortrucks or -automo-
biles, depending on whether used for hauling farm products or
supplies, or as passenger vehicles.

Classiflcation of farms by class of work power. — Farms were
grouped by class of work power on the basis of whether horses,

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mules, or tractors (wheel or crawler, but not garden) were
reported. This classification does not present a complete picture
of the work power used on all farms. For some farms, all the
work power may be furnished by the landlord ; and for some farms,
all the work power may be hired. Thus, farms hiring all of the
work power from others and those having it furnished are shown
as having no work power, unless the work animals or tractors
were kept on the tenant-operated tract.

Since the number of tractors was obtained for only a sample
of farms, the number of farms by class of work power represents
an estimate.

Farm labor. — The farm-labor inquiries for 1954, made on a
sample basis, called for the number of persons doing farm work
or chores on the place during a specified calendar week. Since
starting dates of the 1954 enumeration varied by areas or States,
the calendar week to which the farm-labor inquiries related
varied also. The calendar week was September 26-October 2 or
October 24-30. States with the September 26-October 2 calendar
week were : Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida,
Idaho, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Massachusetts,
Michigan, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hamp-
shire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Dakota, Okla-
homa, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Ten-
nessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Washington, Wisconsin, and
Wyoming. States with the October 24-30 calendar week were :
Alabama, Arkansas, Delaware, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa,
Maryland, Mississippi, Missouri, North Carolina, Ohio, South
Carolina, Virginia, and West Virginia. Farm work was to include
any work, chores, or planning necessary to the operation of the
farm or ranch business. Housework, contract construction work,
and labor involved when equipment was hired (custom work)
were not to be Included.

The farm labor information was obtained in three parts :
(1) Operators working, (2) unpaid members of the operator's
family working, and (3) hired persons working. Operators were
considered as working if they worked 1 or more hours ; unpaid
members of the operator's family, if they worked 15 or more
hours ; and hired persons, if they worked any time during the
calendar week specified. Instructions contained no specifications
regarding age of the x)ersons working.

Data shown for earlier censuses are not fully comparable with
those for 1954, primarily because of differences in the period to
which the data relate. The data for 1954 were purposely related
to a i>eriod of peak farm employment. During 19.50 the labor in-
quiries were related to the calendar week preceding the actual
enumeration. Although starting dates were identical in all States
(April 1, 1950), several weeks were required to complete the field
work. Therefore, the calendar week preceding the enumeration
was not the same for all farms. For the 1945 and 1935 Censuses,
the number of farm workers related to the first week in January.
The data for 1940 related to the last week in March. In 1945,
1940, and 1935, only persons working the equivalent of two or more
days during the specified week were to be included. In 1945 and
1940, only workers 14 years old and over were to be included. In
1935, as in 1954 and 1950, there was no specification regarding
the age of the farm workers. No instructions were issued to
include farm chores as farm work in 1940 and 1935 Censuses.

In censuses prior to 1954, farm-labor data were not always
satisfactorily reported when the siiecifled week for reporting the
number of persons employed did not immediately precede the
week during which the actual enumeration was made. When the
week, for which a report for the number of persons employed was
required, was several weeks before the week of enumeration, the
farm operator or the enumerator often reported the highest num-
ber of persons employed during the year. When it was obvious
that the data were not correctly reported, adjustments were made
to make the data refiect more nearly the situation during the
.specified week. Because of demand for the data, the information
on number of persons working on farms, for the 1954 Census,
relates to a specified week. In some cases, this specified week was

several weeks before the week of actual enumeration. However,
few adjustments were made in the data for 1954 even though
there were indications that there was incorrect reporting or that
the report may have referred to a week other than the week
specified.

Regalar and seasonal workers. — Hired persons working on the
farm during the sijecifled week were classed as "regular"
workers if the period of actual or expected employment was 150
days or more during the year, and as "seasonal" workers if the
period of actual or expected employment was less than 150 days.
If the period of expected employment was not reported, the
l)eriod of employment was estimated for the individual farm
after taking into aecoimt such items as the basis of payment,
wage rate, expenditures for labor in 1954, and the type and
other characteristics of the farm.

Hired workers by basis of payment. — Hired persons were also
classified according to the basis of payment. The question-
naire called for the numbers of hired workers paid on a monthly
basis, on a weekly basis, on a daily basis, on an hourly basis,
and on a piecework basis. If the basis of payment was not re-
ported for any of the hired workers, the missing information
was supplied.

Wage rate and hours worked. — The rate of pay (except for
workers on a piecework basis) and the hours that workers were
expected to work to earn this pay (except for workers on hourly
basis or on piecework basis) were asked for each class of
worker. For 1954, the data include estimates of hours worked
and wage rates for questionnaires incomplete for either of these
items. Estimates were based upon relationships existing on
nearby farms of similar size and type. Data for 1950 for hours
worked and wage rates were restricted to farms reporting both
wage rates and hours worked.

Fertilizer and lime. — The 1954 questionnaires contain inquiries
on the tonnage and cost of fertilizer and liming material and
the acreage on which they were used during the calendar year
1954. Fertilizer and lime used on the place were to be included
regardless of whether the landowner, tenant, or both paid for
them. Fertilizer was to include only commercial fertilizer or
fertilizing material. No specific mention was made of basic slag.
It was thought that this byproduct of steel production would be
considered as a fertilizing material. Barnyard manure, straw,
refuse materials, and soil conditioners were to be excluded. Lime
or liming material was to include ground limestone, hydrated and
burnt lime, marl, oyster shells, etc. No mention was made of
gypsum but this product was excluded in the processing when
the entries for such were detected. Lime used for sprays or
sanitation purposes was to be omitted.

Acres on which purchased materials were used were to be re-
ported for both lime and fertilizer. In case fertilizer was applied
to the same crop more than once in 1954, instructions were to
report acres of land only once but to report the total tonnage used.
The acres fertilized and tons applied were obtained separately for
selected crops. The selected crops varied by regions. This ar-
rangement made it possible to obtain data for crops most com-
monly fertilized in the region.

For some counties, the tonnage of lime shown in the table may
be less than the tonnage reported for the Agricultural Conserva-
tion Program. In some cases, the difference may arise because of
sampling error and in other cases, it may be the result of under-
reporting by farm operators. Many of the differences disappear
when the data are presented for larger areas.

In the South, some landlords, who conducted some farming
operations themselves, reported for their operations fertilizer and
lime paid for wholly or in part by them for use on their tenant-
operated land. The tenants may also have reported the fertilizer
and lime. During the editing procedure such reports, when
detected, were adjusted to prevent duplication in the reports for
fertilizer and lime by landlords and their tenants.

Specified farm expenditures. — The 1954 Census obtained .data for
selected farm expense items in addition to those for fertilizer
and lime. The expenditures were to include the total specified
expenditures for the place whether made by landlord, tenant,
or both.

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Expenditures for machine hire were to include any labor in-
cluded in the cost of such machine hire. Machine hire refers to
custom machine work such as tractor hire, threshing, combining,
silo filling, baling, ginning, plowing, and spraying. If part of
the farm products was given as pay for machine hire, the value
of the products traded for this service was to be included in the
amount of expenditures reported. The cost of trucking, freight,
and express was not to be included.

Expenditures for hired labor were to include only cash pay-
ments. Expenditures for housework, custom work, and contract
construction work were not to be included.

Expenditures for feed were to include the expenditures for
pasture, salt, condiments, concentrates, and mineral supplements,
as well as those for grain, hay, and mill feeds. Expenditures for
grinding and mixing feeds were also to be included. Payments
made by a tenant to his landlord for feed grown on the land
rented by the tenant were not to be included.

Expenditures for gasoline and other petroleum fuel and oil
were to include only those used for the farm business. Petroleum
products used for the farmer's automobile for pleasure or used
exclusively in the farm home for heating, cooking, and lighting
were not to be included.

Farm-mortgage debt. — Data on farm-mortgage debt will be con-
tained in a si)ecial report (Part 5 of Volume III) to be issued in
1956. This report will contain data only for States and larger
geographic areas.

Crops

Crops harvested. — The agriculture questionnaire was organized
to make possible the listing of acreage and quantity harvested for
each crop. To facilitate the enumerator's work, specific crop
questions were varied according to areas (usually each area com-
prised a State or a group of States). Regionalizing question-
naires made it possible to devote special attention to the more
important crops for a given area and also to use the unit of
measure that was in most common use in the area.

In most instances, the har\'ested acreage that was reported
for individual crops represents the area harvested for the 1954
crop year. An exception was made for land in fruit orchards,
vineyards, and planted nut trees ; in this case the acreage repre-
sents that in both bearing and nonbearing trees and vines as of
the date of enumeration (usually October or November 1954).
The acreage harvested for various crops is often le.ss than the
acreage planted.

With three exceptions, citrus fruits, olives, and avocados, figures
for quantity harvested represent the amount actually harvested
during the 19.'54 crop year. Citrus fruit production was to be re-
ported for the 1953-1954 marketing season (from the bloom of
1953). Olive and avocado production for California related to
the quantity harvested from the 19.53 bloom (an instruction to
enumerators referred to the marketing season which began
October 1, 1953). In Florida, the avocado production period,
according to the Enumerator's Instruction Book, was to include
the quantity harveste*! from the 1953 bloom (the harvesting sea-
son extending from July 1, 1953, to June 30, 1954).

The unit of measure used for reporting the quantity harvested
for some crops has varied, not only from State to State, but from
census to census, to permit reporting in units of measure cur-
rently in use. In the State and county tables, figures on quantity
harvested for each crop are shown in the unit of measure appear-
ing on the 1954 Agriculture Questionnaire. When required, data
for earlier years were converted into units of measure differing
from those wlilch were used in the published reports for those
years.

Corn. — The inquiries regarding corn acreage and quantity har-
vested were not the same in all States. In areas where farmers
frequently u.se units of mea.sure such as baskets, barrels, etc., the
questionnaire permitted the reporting of quantity harvested in
bushels or in an alternative unit of measure. When alternative

units of measure other than bushels (shelled basis) were reported
on the questionnaire, the quantity was converted into bushels
prior to tabulation. As in former censuses, farmers in certain
areas had a tendency to report the quantity of corn harvested in
terms of baskets of ear corn, barrels, or some unit other than
bushels of corn on a shelled basis. Such reports, when detected,
were corrected to represent the equivalent bushels of 70 pounds of
ear corn or 56 pounds of shelled corn.

Annual legumes. — Acres and quantity harvested for the most
important uses of soybeans, cowpeas, and peanuts, as well as
the total acreage grown for all purposes, were obtained for
areas where these crops are grown extensively. The total acreage
grown for all purposes includes some acreage not harvested as
the acreage plowed under for green manure was included. In
certain States, separate figures were obtained for the acres grown
alone and the acres grown with other crops. For the 1954 Census,
enumerators were instructed to report acres and value of sales
for cowpeas harvested for green peas with vegetables harvested
for sale. For 1949, the total acreage of vegetables harvested for
sale, shown in State and county tables, includes the acres of
cowpeas harvested for green peas for the following States : Ala-
bama, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina,
South Carolina, and Texas. However, for 1949 the number of
farms reporting and the value of vegetables harvested for sale
do not include farms reporting or the value of cowpeas harvested
for green peas.

Hay crops. — The tables contain data regarding the total acres
of land from which hay was cut. Sorghum, soybean, cowpea, and
peanut hays were excluded from this total as separate questions
were provided in those States where these crops are important.
The figures for total land from which hay was cut for 1954 were
obtained by adding the acres of the various hay crops, including
grass silage, for each county. The comparable figures for the 1950
Census were obtained by an inquiry of the farm operator. Alfalfa
hay Includes any production which was dehydrated. The tonnage
of alfalfa hay for dehydration (as well as that for other hays
but not for grass silage) is given on a dry -weight basis.

Enumerators and farmers were instructed to report the total
quantity of hay harvested from all cuttings, but to report only
once the acres of land from which more than one cutting was
made. For 1954, alfalfa hay included alfalfa and alfalfa mix-
tures. Likewise, clover and timothy hay included clover and
timothy and mixtures of clover and grasses. For 19.50, the agri-
culture questionnaire contained instructions to report mixed hay
under the kind of hay that made up the largest part of the mix-
ture. The differences in the Instructions for reporting mixed
hays affect the comparability of the data for the 19.54 and prior
censuses. The kinds of hay to be reported under "Other hay"
varied from State to State, and can be determined for a specific
State by referring to the copy of the questionnaire in the
Appendix.

Clover seed, alfalfa, grass and other field seed crops.— The 1954
questionnaire contained separate inquiries for a number of the
field seed crops and provided a question on "other field seed
crops" for the purpose of obtaining information for all minor field
seed crops harvested.

Irish potatoes and sweetpotatoes. — The 1954 Census inquiry for
both Irish and sweet potatoes called for acres harvested and the
quantity harvested. If less than 20 bushels (or 10 bags in si>e<'i-
fied States) of Irish potatoes or if less than 20 bushels of sweet-
potatoes were harveste<l, the enumerator was instructed to
report the quantity harvested, but not the area harvested. This
method of reiwrting was used in order to facilitate the enumera-
tion of potatoes grown on small plots for home use. The pro-
cedure and inquiries for both Irish potatoes and sweetpotatoes
were essentially the same for 19.50. Data for censuses prior to
1950 are not entirely comimrable with those for 1950 and 1954.
Earlier censuses did not eliminate the acres of the small plot —
home-use production of Irish ixjtatoes and sweetpotatoes. There-

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fore, especially in counties or States where the production of
potatoes is largely for home use, the data on acres for 1954 and
1950 are not fully comparable with those for earlier censuses.

Berries and other small fruits. — The questionnaire called for
acreage and quantity harvested in 1954 for sale. Nonbearlng
areas and areas from which berries or fruits were not harvested
for sale were not to be reported. Separate inquiries were carried
on the questionnaire for such berries as strawberries, blaclt-
berries, and raspberries (tame) in States where production of
these crops was important commercially.

Tree fruits, nuts, and grapes. — For 1954, the number of trees or
vines and the quantity harvested were not enumerated if there
wa.s a total of less than 20 fruit or nut trees and grapevines on
the farm. For c-ensuses prior to 1954, enumerators were in-
structed to report the number of fruit or nut trees and grape-
vines and the quantity harvested, regardless of how many trees
or grai)evLnes were on the farm. Because of this change in
instructions, the data for 1954 are not fully comparable with
those for prior censuses. In commercial fruit-producing counties,
the change in instructions may have affected considerably the
number of farms reiwrting, but had little effect on the number
of trees or the quantity harvested. On the other hand, in counties
where most of the fruit and nut trees and grapevines are in small
plantings, largely for producing fruit or nuts for consumption on
the farm, the change in instructions may have resulted in a reduc-
tion not only in the number of farms reporting, but also in the
number of fruit and nut trees and grapevines, as well as in the
quantity harvested.

For 1954, the acreage in fruit orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees was not enumerated if there were less than 20
fruit or nut trees and grapevines on the farm. For the 1950
Census, enumerators were instructed not to report the area in
fruit orchards, groves, vineyards, and planted nut trees if the
area was less than one-half acre. For censuses prior to 1950,
enumerators were instructed to report the area in all orchards,
vineyards, and planted nut trees regardless of size of the area.
However, frequently enumerators did not report the area for
small fruit plantings and home orchards. In areas where small
fruit and r.ut plantings or home orchards comprise a considerable
part of the total fruit and nut acreage, considerable change may
be indicated from census to census in the acreage of land in fruit
trees, planted nut trees, and grapevines because of differences in
enumeration procedures or in the enumerators' application of the
instructions.

In the regional questionnaire for Arizona and California, the
acreage in each individual fruit and nut crop was secured.

The acreage in fruit and planted nut trees and grapevines does
not usually include the acreage of wild pecans that were not
planted. For Maine, the acreage in cropland harvested includes
the acreage from which wild blueberries were harvested.

The unit of measure used for the quantity of fruits, grapes, and
nuts harvested varied from State to State. Tables in this report
show the quantity harvested in the unit of measure appearing on
the 1954 Agriculture Questionnaire.

Nursery and greenhouse products. — The agriculture question-
naire included three inquiries relating to horticultural-specialty
crops. One called for acres and value of sales in 1954 of nursery
products (trees, shrubs, vines, ornamentals, etc.). Another asked
for the area grown under glass ; area grown in the open ; and value
of sales of cut flowers, potted plants, florist greens, and bedding
plants. The third called for area grown under glass or in house ;
area grown in the open ; and value of sales of vegetables grown
under glass, flower seeds, vegetable seeds, vegetable plants, bulbs,
and mushrooms. The inquiries in 1954 were essentially the same
as those used in the 1950 Census.

Value of crops harvested and value of crops sold, — The total
value of crops harvested represents the value of all crops harvested
during the crop year 1954. It includes the value of the part of
the crop consumed on the farm and the value of the part of the

crop used for seed on the farm, as well as the value of the part
of the crop that was sold.

Farmers were not asked to report the value of crops harvested.
The values were calculated in the central office by multiplying the
quantity harvested for each crop by the average price at which the
crop was sold in the State. These State average prices were ob-
tained cooperatively by the Agricultural Marketing Service,
United States Department of Agriculture, and the Bureau of the
Census. The prices are based on reports provided by a sample of
farmers and dealers. However, average prices were not calculated
for vegetables harvested for sale, nursery and greenhouse prod-
ucts, and forest products. In the absence of the value of quan-
tities harvested for these products, the value of sales which was
obtained in the enumeration was used In calculating the total
value of crops harvested.

State Table 16 gives data for the value of that part of each
crop sold. The questionnaire did not call for reports of sales
(quantity sold or the value of sales) for all crops. Estimates of
the quantities sold were made in the central office for those crops
for which the quantity sold was not enumerated. (For the pro-
cedure used in estimating the quantity of each crop sold, see
Value of farm products sold, page XXIII.) For each crop, the
quantity sold was multiplied by the average State price in order to
obtain the value of the quantity .sold. Enumerators and farmers
were instructed to report the landlord's share as sold unless it
was used for feed or seed on the place where it was produced.

In 1950, the value of crops sold was obtained by inquiry of
each farm operator during the enumeration.

Forest products. — The forest products data obtained by the
Census relate only to those products cut on farms. Commercial
logging, timber operations, and forest products cut on places
not counted as farms are excluded. Therefore, the data pub-
lished do not show the total forestry output and income for a
county or State.

The questions included In the 1954 questionnaire were essen-
tially the same as those for 1950. However, a change was made
in the enumeration of the sales of standing timber. In 1950, a
special question asked for "sales from standing timber," while in
1954, instructions were to report any standing timber cut as saw-
logs and veneer logs.

Irrigation

Irrigated land was defined as land to which water was applied
by artificial means for agricultural purposes. Water applied by
subirrigation was included as well as that applied to the surface.
Irrigated land included land irrigated by a sprinkler system.
Land flooded during high-water periods was to be considered as
Irrigated land only if water was purposely applied for agri-
cultural purposes by means of dams, canals, or other works.
Regulation of the "water table" by drainage vi'orks was not to be
included as irrigation.

There were two groups of irrigation inquiries used for the
1954 Census. One group was used in the 17 Western States
(Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Kansas, Montana, Ne-
braska, Nevada, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Oregon,
South Dakota, Texas, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming) and in
Arkansas, Florida, and Louisiana. The other group was used
in the remaining 28 States. In the 17 Western States and Arkan-
sas, Florida, and Louisiana, the agriculture questionnaire con-
tained several inquiries regarding irrigation. These inquiries
related to the area of irrigated land from which crops were
harvested and the names of the crops for which the entire acreage
harvested was irrigated in 1954. In all of these States except
Arkansas and Louisiana, the area of irrigated pasture was also
obtained. In the remaining States, the agriculture question-
naire called for only the total acres irrigated in 1954. This
acreage may have been used for harvested crops, soil-Improvement
crops, or for pasture.

The inquiries relating to irrigation for the 1954 Census were
essentially the same as those for the 1950 Census. However, In

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1950, Irrigated land from which no crop was harvested was in-
cluded as irrigated land, while such acreage was not obtained in
1954.

Considerable data are published regarding irrigation in the
17 Western States and Arakansas, Florida, and Louisiana. The
following definitions apply to these States :

Irrigated farms. — These are farms reporting land irrigated.
Data on land in irrigated farms and on land in irrigated farms
according to use include the entire acreage of land in these farms,
whether irrigated or not.

Land irrigated. — This relates only to that part of the land in
irrigated farms to which water was applied. However, for
Arkansas and Louisiana the total for irrigated land does not
include land used solely for pasture or grazing. For the 17
Western States and for Arkansas, Florida, and Louisiana, this
total does not include irrigated cropland that was not harvested
and not jMstured.

Irrigated land in farms according to nse. — This classification
provides data on the use of irrigated land in farms and includes
that part of the cropland harvested that was irrigated as weU
as that portion of the land pastured to which water was applied.

Farms with all harvested crops irrigated. — These are all "irri-
gated farms" on which all crops harvested were grown on irri-
gated land.

Irrigated crops harvested. — ^The data for irrigated crops har-
vested include (1) the acreage of crops harvested on irrigated
farms on which all harvested crops were irrigated and (2) the
acreage of those crops which were wholly irrigated on farms
where a part of, or all of, other harvested crops were not irrigated.
Thus, the reported acreage in irrigated crops may not include the
total acreage of each harvested crop grown on irrigated land, but
the exclusions are minor. However, in the case of vegetables
harvested for sale and orchard fruits and nuts, the data for farms
reporting number of trees, value of sales, etc., relate only to those
crops harvested on farms on which all crops were irrigated.

LaND'UsE and CkjNSERVATION PRACTICES

Land in cover crops turned under for green manure. — The data
for this item represent land on which a cover crop was turned
under in 1954 and another crop was planted for harvest after 1954.
Such acreages were to be reported even though the succeeding
crop may later have failed. This inquiry was not made in Ari-
zona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Kansas, Montana, Nebraska,
Nevada, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Oregon, South
Dakota, Utah, Washington, Wyoming, and the western part of
Texas.

Strlpcropping. — The data for stripcropping relates to the area
of row crops or close-seeded crops that were grown in strips across
the path of prevailing winds to prevent or reduce the blowing
of topsoil. This question was included only in Colorado, Idaho,
Kansas, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Mexico, North Dakota,
Oklahoma, Oregon, South Dakota, Utah, Washington, Wyoming,
and the western part of Texas.

Cropland used for grain or row crops farmed on the contour. —
This is the area for all grain and row crops that were planted
around the slope to maintain comparatively level rows instead of
being planted in straight rows running up and down the slope.

Livestcx;k and Poultry

The 1954 questionnaire called for an inventory of or for some
phase of production for all the important kinds of farm animals
and poultry. Respondents were asked for the numbers on hand
on the day of enumeration. Livestock were to be enumerated on
the place on which they were located, regardless of ownership.
Livestock grazing in national forests, grazing districts, or on open
range at the time of enumeration were to be reported for the farm
or ranch to which they belonged.

The time of the year at which livestm-k and i>oultry were
enumerated influences greatly the resulting data. Therefore, the
date of the enumeration needs to be considered when comparing

1954 totals with those for corresponding items for the 1950 or
prior censuses. The 1950 data represented a spring inventory
(April 1, 1950) , while the current census provided a faU inventory.
The 1954 enumeration came at a time of large scale movement
of flocks and herds from one range to another, from ranch to
feeder, and from farm or ranch to market.

The censuses of agriculture beginning with 1920 and continuing
through 1950 were taken as of either April 1 or January 1. The
censuses taken in the years ending in "0" were taken as of April
1, while the censuses taken in the years ending in "5" were taken
as of January 1. An enumeration made in April results in a
count that differs considerably from a count made in January.
In most areas a large number of animals are born between
January and April. On the other hand, a considerable niimber
of older animals are sold or die during the 3-month period,
January to April. In the range States, sheep and cattle are
moved, with the change in season and grazing condition, from one
locality, or country, to another. This movement may affect the
comparability of data for counties and, in some cases, for States.
The comparability of the data for the number of livestock and
poultry has also been affected by changes in age groups and
questionnaire inquiries from census to census. State Table 12
presents a description of the various age and sex groups of live-
stock and poultry for each census from 1920 to 1954.

Milk cows; cows milked; milk sold. — Data on number of cows
milked and milk production relate to the day preceding the
enumeration.

Questionnaires in 25 States, chiefly western and midwestem,
provided three alternative units of measure for enumerators and
respondents to report whole milk sales: (1) Pounds of milk,
(2) pounds of butterfat, and (3) gallons of milk. In the other
States, sales of whole milk on the basis of butterfat content
were considered relatively unimportant and, therefore, the unit of
measure (pounds of butterfat) was omitted from the question-
naire. However, for publication by States, the reports for whole
milk sold were converted into a unit of measure common to the
particular State. Pounds of butterfat were converted into gal-
lons or pounds of whole milk on the basis of the average butterfat
content of whole milk, as shown by data furnished by the Agri-
cultural Marketing Service of the United States Department of
Agriculture.

The tables for economic areas contain figures on total milk
sold. These figures represent the total equivalent of milk and
pounds of butterfat in cream sold in terms of whole milk.

Total sales of all dairy products for 1954 are not entirely
comparable with those for 1949. The value of sales for whole
milk and cream was included in both the 1954 and 1945 Censuses.
In 1950, the value of the sales of butter, buttermilk, and cheese
was obtained ; the value of these products was not included in
1954.

Sows and gilts farrowing. — The 1954 questionnaire asked for
spring litters by an inquiry on the number of sows and gilts far-
rowing between December 1, 1953, and June 1, 1954, and for fall
litters by an inquiry on the number of sows and gilts farrowing
since June 1, but before December 1, 1954. The inquiry relating
to sows farrowing or expected to farrow during the fall was in-
cluded in the census for the first time in 1954. The 1954 data for
spring farrowings (sows and gilts farrowing between December
1, 1953, and June 1, 1954) are comparable with those for 1950.
Since no data were obtained in 1950 for fall farrowing, only the
1954 data for farrowing after June 1 are given. For a number of
counties, the ratio of sows farrowing to the number of hogs and
pigs on hand, plus those sold, may be low because hogs or pigs
were shipped into the county for feeding. Adjustments in the
number of sows farrowing were made both for spring and fall
litters when there was substantial evidence that the number of
sows farrowing was not reported. The adjustments were made
largely in counties outside the major hog-producing areas.

Sheep and lambs and wool. — Questionnaires for all States, ex-
cept Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina, contained inquiries

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regarding sheep and lambs. In Florida, Greorgia, and South
Carolina, the enumerator was Instructed to report the number of
sheep and lambs in the remarks section. However, no data on
the number of sheep and Iambs or on wool production were com-
piled for these 3 States for 1954.

Ooati and mohair. — In Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Ore-
gon, Texas, Washington, and selected counties In Missouri, special
questions were provided for reporting goats and mohair. These
questions called for the number of all goats. Angora goats, and
other goats, separately, and for the number of goats clipped and
pounds of mohair clipped in 1954.

Bees and honey. — Provision was not made for reporting bees
or honey for the 1954 Census.

Value of livestock on farmi. — The values for 1954 shown In
State Table 13 were secured by multiplying the number of each
class of livestock or poultry on hand by the State average price.
These prices were obtained cooperatively by the Agricultural
Marketing Service, United States Department of Agriculture, and
the Bureau of the Census.

Liveitock prodncti. — The inquiries regarding livestock produc-
tion and sales relate to the calendar year 1954, and those for
sales of livestock products relate to the products produced in
1954.

Salei of lire animali. — The 1954 questionnaire called for the
number and value of sales of animals sold alive from the place
during 1954. The questions used were similar to those used in
the 1950 Census. The difference in the time of enumeration for
the two censuses may have affected the comparability of the data.
Since the 1954 Census was a fall enumeration, an additional
problem was involved in getting information on animals sold
alive. It was necessary not only to ask the respondent for sales
he had made during 1954 prior to the date of the enumeration,
but also for an estimate of sales he would make during the re-
mainder of 1954. Some respondents may not have reported sales
to be made after the enumeration but before December 31, 1954.
No data are available to indicate the extent of under-reporting
of sales of livestock and poultry.

Poultry and poultry prodncti. — For the 1954 Census, chicken
sales were subdivided into sales of (1) broilers and (2) other
chickens. This is the first census in which broilers were enumer-
ated separately. The enumeration of broilers presented problems
because of the varied contractual arrangements under which
broilers are produced. The agriculture questionnaire contained
the following instruction: "Report all broilers sold from this
place including those raised for others under contract." In a
number of cases, young chickens were reported as broilers sold.
Entries of less tian 1,000 chickens or broilers sold, for individual
farms, were tabulated as other chickens sold.

Sampling

Sampling was used for the 1954 Census of Agriculture in two
ways. First, information on fertiliser and lime, farm expendi-
tures, farm labor, off-farm work, facilities and equipment on the
place, farm value, and mortgage debt, was eniimerated for only
a sample of farms. (The information in Sections Till through
XIII of the questionnaire was obtained only for the farms in the
sample. See Appendix for copy of the questionnaire.) Second,
some tabulations were prepared on the basis of a sample of farms.
As a result, a greater volume of data could be published than if
the reports for all farms had been used for every tabulation. Most
of the data shown in this report by State economic areas are
estimates prepared on the basis of the tabulation of data for the
sample of farms. These tabulations are for the same sample of
farms for which data were collected on a sample basis during the
enumeration.

Description of the lample for the 1954 Cenini. — The sample used
for the 1954 Census of Agriculture consisted of specified farms
(see page XII for a description of specified farms) and one-fifth

of the remaining farms. Thus, the sample included slightly more
than 20 percent of all farms.

The actual selection of farms in the sample was made by
census enumerators as part of the enumeration procedure. The
enumerator listed the head of each household on a single line of
the Enumerator's Record Book, and determined whether an
agriculture questionnaire was to be obtained. If he^ was re-
quired to fill a questionnaire, he entered the "number of acres in
this place" in accordance with question 11 of the agriculture
questionnaire. On the basis of the number of acres in this place,
the enumerator recorded a check mark in one of five squares that
provided for the recording of each farm In one of five size-of-
farm groups. All the squ^tres for farms with 1,000 or more acres
were lightly shaded and a random fifth of the squares for each
of the other four size groups was also lightly shaded. ( See Ap-
pendix for an example of a page of the Enumerator's Record
Book.) If the respondent was listed on a line for which the
shaded square corresponded to the size of his farm, his farm
was included in the sample. The agriculture questionnaire con-
tained one or more inquiries at the beginning of Section VIII —
the first section containing inquiries to be asked for only a sam-
ple of farms ( See copy of questionnaire in Appendix ) — for the
guidance of the enumerator as to whether the questionnaire was
for a farm to be included In the sample and whether the farm
qualified as a specified farm.

Adjustment of the sample. — An adjustment in the 20 percent
part of the sample was made by a process essentially equivalent to
stratifying the farms In the sample by size, for the purpose of
(1) improving the reliability of the estimates from the sample
on an economic area level, and (2) for the purpose of reducing
the efTects of possible biases introduced because some census
enumerators did not follow perfectly the method devised for se-
lecting the farms in the sample. In order to adjust the sample
for each State economic area, counts were obtained of all farms
and of sample farms for each of ten size-of-farm groups based
on "acres in this place." The ten size-of-farm grroups were as
follows: Under 10 acres. 10-29 acres, 30-49 acres, 50-69 acres,
70-99 acres, 100-139 acres, 140-179 acres, 180-259 acres, 260^99
acres, and 500-999 acres. In determining the extent of the adjust-
ment, the difference between the number of farms in the sample
and the total number of farms divided by five was obtained for
each size group. The actual adjustment for the size group waa
made by either eliminating or duplicating, on a random basis,
farms in those counties of the State economic area where the
greatest over- or under-representation existed.

Kethod of estimation. — Data which are based on the sample of
farms were expanded to represent figures for all farms. The
expanded figure for an item was obtained by multiplying by five
the tabulated total for that item for the farms in the 20 percent
part of the sample and adding the total for the specii5ed farms.

KellabiUty of estimates based on the sample. — The estimates
based on the tabulation of data for a sample of farms are subject
to sampling errors. When data based on a sample of farms are
shown in the same table with data for all farms, the data based
on a sample are shown in Italics. In case all the data in a table
are estimates based on a sample, a headnote for the table Indicates
that the data are estimates based on a sample of farms. Approxi-
mate measures of the sampling reliability of estimates are given
in State Tables 18 and 10 for farms reporting and for Item totals.
These measures indicate the general level of sampling reliability
of the estimates, but do not Include adequate allowances for
sources of error other than sampling variation as, for example,
errors in original data furnished by farmers. Sources of error
other than sampling may be relatively more Important than
sampling variation, especially for totals for a State.

In general, the measures of sampling reliability presented are
conservative In that they tend to overestimate the variations in
sample estimates, because (1) the predicted limits of error do not
always take fully Into consideration that complete data were

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tabulated for all specified farms and (2) the maximum figures in-
tended to serve for all economic areas were used. Consequently,
there is a tendency to overestimate the variations in the sample,
especially for groups with large numbers of farms or for groups
for which the totals for specified farms represent a high per-
centage of the item totals.

Data in State Tables 18 and 19 are given to assist in deter-
mining the general level of sami)ling reliability of estimated
totals. In State Table 19 a list of the items is given and the
level of sampling reliability as shown in State Table 18 is indi-
cated. By referring to State Table 18 in the column for the level
of sampling reliability designated in State Table 19, the sampling
error according to the number of farms reporting may be obtained.
For farms reporting, the indicated level of sampling is level 1.
State Table 18 shows percentage limits such that the chances
are about 68 in 100 that the difference between the estimates
based on the sample and the figure that would have been obtained
from a tabulation for all farms would be approximately within
the limit specified. However, the chances are 99 in 100 that the
difference would be less than two and one-half times the percent-
age given in the table.

The data in State Table 18 indicate that when the number
of farms reporting specified items is small, the item totals are
subject to relatively large sampling errors. Nevertheless, the
considerable detail for every classification for each item is pre-
sented to insure maximum usefulness for appraising estimates
for any combination of items that may be desired.

Percentage figures and averages derived from the tables will
generally have greater reliability than the estimated totals ; also,
significant patterns of relationships may sometimes be observed
even though the individual data are subject to relatively large
sampling errors.

The data representing estimates based on a sample for the 1950
Census were obtained in essentially the same way as in 1954 and
the same State Tables 18 and 19 may be used to estimate the
sampling errors for the 1950 data.

Differences in data presented by counties and by State economic
areas. — In many cases, data presented by State economic areas
were estimated on the basis of tabulations for a sample of farms,
while most of the data presented by counties were obtained by
the tabulation of data for all farms in the county. However,
data for the number of farms classified by type of farm and
economic class of farm, and for the use of fertilizer and lime,
farm expenditures, farm labor, farm facilities, farm equipment,
and value of land and buildings were estimated for each county
on the basis of the tabulation of data for a sample of farms
in each county. The same sample of farms was also used for
the tabulation of data for these items for State economic areas
and for the State. In some cases, the totals presented for these
items for State economic areas or for the State will differ
slightly, but not significantly, from the totals obtained by adding
figures for counties in the State economic area or the State.
As a matter of economy, small adjustments were not made in
the tabulations when the difference was not large enough to
affect the usefulness or reliability of the data.

Classification of Farms

The classifications of farms by color and tenure of operator,
economic class of farm, and type of farm were made on the basis
of visual inspection of each questionnaire during the office
processing.

The classification for color and tenure of operator was made for
all farms, while the classifications by economic class and by type of
farm were made for only a sample of farms. The classification
of farms by size was made for all farms by means of electric
tabulating equipment.

Farms by size. — Farms were classified by size according to the
total land area of each farm. The same classification was used
for all States.

In analyzing size-of-farm statistics, consideration should be
given to the definition of a farm for census purposes. Census
farms are essentially operating units, not ownership tracts. If
a landlord has croppers or other tenants, the land assigned each
cropper or tenant is a separate farm even though the landlord
may operate the entire holding essentially as one farm in respect
to supervision, equipment, rotation practices, purchase of sup-
plies, or sale of products.

In some parts of the South a special questionnaire, the Land-
lord-Tenant Questionnaire, was used to obtain statistics for such
multiple units. The statistics for multiple units will be pub-
lished in Volume III, Part 1.

Farms by tenure of operator. — Farm operators are classified ac-
cording to the tenure under which they hold their land on the
basis of the replies to the inquiries on total land owned, total land
rented from others, total land managed for others, and land rented
to others. The basis of classification by tenure is, in general, the
same for the 1954 as for the 1950 Census. In 10.50, for an opera-
tor who owned land and rented land from others, there was no
way to determine whether land rented to others represented land
owned by the operator or land rented by the operator from others ;
therefore, such an operator was classified as a part owner. In
1945 and earlier, full owners, part owners, and tenants were classi-
fied on the basis of the land retained. Under this earlier classi-
fication a part owner who sublets to others all the land he rents
from others would have been classified as a full owner ; a part
owner who rents to others all the laud he owns would have been
classified as a tenant. In 1954, tlie acreage of owned land that
was rented to others was obtained for the first time. Thus, it was
possible to classify a farm operator who owned land and rented
land from others as a full owner, part owner, or tenant according
to the ownership or rental of the land he retained.

Full owners own land but do not retain any land rented from

others.

Part owners own land and rent land from others.

Managers operate farms for others and are paid a wage or sal-
ary for their services. Persons acting merely as caretakers
or hired as laborers are not cla.ssified as managers. If a farm
operator managed land for others and also operated land on
his own account, the land operated on his own account was
considered as one farm and the land managed for others as a
second farm. If a farm operator managed land for two or more
employers all the land managed was considered one farm.
Tenants rent from others or work on shares for others all the
land they operate. Tenants are further classified on the basis
of their rental arrangement as follows :

Cash tenants pay cash as rent, such as $10 an acre or $1,000
for the use of the farm.

Share-cash tenants pay a part of the rent in cash and a part
as a share of the crops or of the livestock or livestock products.

Share tenants pay a share of either the crops or livestock or
livestock products, or a share of both.

Crop-share tenants pay only a share of the crops.
Croppers are croi>-share tenants whose landlords furnish all
work power. The landlords either furnish all the work animals
or furnish tractor power in lieu of work animals. Croppers
usually work under the close suivervision of the landowners, or
their agents, or another farm operator, and the land assigned
them is often merely a part of a larger enterprise operated as a
single unit.

Livestock-share tenants pay a share of the livestock or live-
stock products. They may or may not also pay a share of the
crops.

Other tenants include those who pay a fixed quantity of any
product ; those who pay taxes, keep up the land and buildings,
or keep the landlord in exchange for the use of the land ; those
who have the use of the land rent free ; and others who could
not be included in one of the other specified subclasses.

Unspecified tenants include those tenants for whom the rental
arrangement was not reported.

For earlier censuses, the definition for each subclass of tenant
is essentially the same as for 1954. However, in 1945 the
enumerator was asked to determine the subclass of tenants,
while in 19.54, 19.50, 1940, and earlier censuses the classification
was made during the prcK'essing of the questionnaires on the
basis of the answer to the inquiries on the questionnaires. The

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procedure for 1945 may have affected the comparability of the
data, particularly those for cash tenants and share-cash
tenants.

Farms by color or race of operator. — Farm operators are classi-
fied by color as "white" and "nonwhite." Nonwhite includes
Negroes, Indians, Chinese, Japanese, and all other nonwhite
races.

Farms by economic class. — A classification of farms by economic
class was made for the purpose of segregating groups of farms
that are somewhat alike in their characteristics and size of
operation. This classification was made in order to present an
accurate description of the farms in each class and in order to
provide basic data for an analysis of the organization of agricul-
ture. Only the farms in the sample were classified by economic
class, llie totals given in the tables represent estimates for all
farms based on tabulations of the data for the farms included in
the sample.

The classification of farms by economic class was made on the
basis of three factors; namely, total value of all farm products
sold, number of days the farm operator worked off the farm,
and the relationship of the income received from nonfarm sources
by the operator and members of his family to the value of all
farm products sold. Farms operated by institutions, experiment
stations, grazing associations, and community projects were clas-
sified as abnormal, regardless of any of the three factors.

For the purpose of determining the code for economic class and
type of farm, it was necessary to obtain the total value of farm
products sold as well as the value of some individual products
sold.

The total value of farm products sold was obtained by adding
the reported or estimated values for all products sold from the
farm. The value of livestock, livestock products except wool
and mohair, vegetables, nursery and greenhouse products, and
forest products was obtained by the enumerator from the farm
operator for each farm. The enumerator also obtained from the
farm oi)erator the quantity sold for corn, sorghums, small grains,
hays, and small fruits. The value of sales for these crops was
obtained by multiplying the quantity sold by State average prices.

The quantity sold was estimated for all other farm products.
The entire quantity produced for wool, mohair, cotton, tobacco,
sugar beets for sugar, sugarcane for sugar, broomcorn, hops, and
mint for oil was estimated as sold. If the estimated value of the
quantity sold for any other crop was $100 or more, the entire
quantity harvested was estimated as sold. To obtain the value
of each product sold, the quantity sold was multiplied by State
average prices.

In making the classification of farms by economic class, farms
were grouped into two major groups, namely, commercial farms
and other farms. In general, all farms with a value of sales of
farm products amounting to $1,200 or more were classified as
commercial. Farms with a value of sales of $250 to $1,199 were
classified as commercial only if the farm operator worked off the
farm less than 100 days or if the income of the farm operator
and members of his family received from -nonfarm sources was
less than the total value of all farm products sold. The remaining
farms with gross income of $250-$l,199 and farms with a value
of sales of all farm products of less than $250, as well as farms
operated by Institutions, experiment stations, grazing a.ssocia-
tions and community projects were classified as "other farms."

Commercial farms were divided into six grroups on the basis
of the total value of all farm products sold, as follows :

„, . . Value of farm

Class of farm products sold

I $25,000 or more

II 10,000 to $24,999

III 5,000 to 9,999

IV 2, 500 to 4,999

V 1,200 to 2,499

VI »250 to 1, 199

•Provided the farm operator worked off the farm less than 100 davs
or provided the Income the farm operator and members of his family
received from nonfarm sources was less than the value of all farm
products sold. laiui

Other farms have been grouped into three classes as follows :

Part-time farms. — Farms with a value of sales of farm
products of $250 to $1,199 were classified as part time if the
farm operator reported (a) 100 or more days of work off the
farm in 1954, or (b) the nonfarm income received by him and
members of his family was greater than the value of farm
products sold.

Residential farms. — Residential farms include all farms ex-
cept abnormal farms with a total value of sales of farm prod-
ucts of less than $250. Some of these represent farms on which
the operator worked off the farm more than 100 days in 1954.
Some represent farms on which the income from nonfarm
sources was greater than the value of sales of agricultural
products. Others represent subsistence and marginal farms
of various kinds. Some farms are included here which, if the
classification were based on farm production for more than
1 year, might have qualified as commercial farms.

Abnormal farms. — Insofar as it was possible to identify them,
abnormal farms include public and private institutional farms,
community enterprises, experiment-station farms, grazing asso-
ciations, etc.

Farms by type. — The classification of farms by type was made
on the basis of the relationship of the value of sales from a par-
ticular source or sources to the total value of all farm products
sold from the farm. In some cases, the type of farm was de-
termined on the basis of the sale of an individual farm product,
such as cotton, or on the basis of closely related products, such
as dairy products. In other cases, the type was determined on
the basis of sales of a broader group of products such as corn,
sorghums, all small grains, field peas, field beans, cowpeas, and
soybeans. Part-time, residential, and abnormal farms were not
classified by type. In order to be classified as a particular type,
sales or anticipated sales of a product or a group of products had
to represent 50 percent or more of the total value of products
sold.

Only the farms in the sample were classified by type. The
data given in this report by type of farm relate only to commercial
farms.

The types of farms for which data are shown, together with

the product or group of products on which the classification is

based, are :

Product or group of products amounting
to SO percent or more of the value of all
Type of farm farm products sold

Cotton Cotton.

Cash-grain

Other fleld-crop-

Vegetable

Fruit-and-nut —

Dairy-

Poultry.

Livestock farms other
than dairy and poul-
try.

Corn, sorghum, small grains, field peas,
field beans, cowpeas, and soybeans.

I'eanuts, Irish potatoes, sweetpotatoes,
tobacco, sugarcane, sugar beets for
sugar, and other miscellaneous crops.

Vegetables.

Berries and other small fruits, and tree
fruits, grapes, and nuts.

Milk and other dairy products. The cri-
terion of 50 percent of the total sales
was modified in the case of dairy
farms. A farm for which the value of
sales of dairy products represented
less than 50 percent of the total value
of farm products sold was classified as
a dairy farm if —

(a) Milk and other dairy products
accounted for 30 percent or more
of the total value of products sold,
and

(b) Milk cows represented 50 per-
cent or more of all cows, and

(c) Sales of dairy products, to-
gether vrith the sales of cattle and
calves, amounted to 50 percent or
more of the total value of farm
products sold.

Chickens, eggs, turkeys, and other poul-
try products.

Cattle, calves, hogs, sheep, goats, wool,
and mohair, provided the farm did not
qualify as a dairy farm.

INTRODUCTION

XXIII

Product or group of products amounting
to 60 percent or more of the value of all
Type of farm farm products sold — Continued

General Farms were classified as general when

the value of products from one source
or group of sources did not represent
as much as 50 percent of the total
value of all farm products sold.
Separate figures are given for three
kinds of general farms :

(a) Primarily crop.

(b) Primarily livestock.

(c) Crop and livestock.
Primarily crop farms are those for

which the sale of one of the following
crops or groups of crops — vegetables,
fruits and nuts, cotton, cash grains,
or other field crops— did not amount
to 50 percent or more of the value of
all farm products sold, but for which
the value of sales for all these groups
of crops represented 70 percent or
more of the value of all farm products
sold.
Primarily livestock farms are those
which could not qualify as dairy
farms, poultry farms, or livestock
farms other than dairy and poultry,
but on which the sale of livestock and
poultry and livestock and poultry
products amounted to 70 percent or
more of the value of all farm products
sold.
General crop and livestock farms are
those which could not be classified as
either crop farms or livestock farms,
but on which the sale of all crops
amounted to at least 30 percent but
less than 70 percent of the total value
of all farm products sold.

Miscellaneous This group of farms includes those that

had 50 percent or more of the total
value of products accounted for by
sale of horticultural products, or sale
of horses, or sale of forest products.
The classification of farms by type of farm for the 1954 Census
was made on essentially the same basis as that for the 1950
Census. In 1950, miscellaneous farms included those that had
50 percent or more of the total value of products accounted for
by the sale of fur animals, or the sale of bees and honey, in addi-
tion to the items included in the 1954 classification.

Value of farm products sold. — Data on the value of fanii
products sold were obtained for 1954 by either of two methods.
First, the values of livestock sold alive, poultry, poultry products,
vegetables harvested for sale, nursery and greenhouse products,
forest products, and all livestock products, except wool and mo-
hair, were obtained during the enumeration by asking the farm
operator the value of sales.

Second, the values of all other agricultural products sold were
estimated for each county. During the enumeration, the quantity
sold was obtained for each farm, for corn for grain, sorghums
for grain or forage, small grains, hays, and for all small fruits
and berries. For all other crops, the quantity sold was esti-
mated for each county. For the purpose of computing value of
farm products sold, it was assumed that the entire quantity har-
vested, or reported, was sold for the following crops :

Strawberries

Blackberries

Dewberries

Raspberries

Blueberries

Boy.senberrles

Loganberries

Youngberries

Cranberries

Currants

Gooseberries

Elderberries

Other berries

Apples

Peaches (except in selected
States where the proportion
of the crop culled was con-
siderable)

Clingstone peaches (except in
a few States where the pro-
portion of the crop culled
was considerable)

Pears

Cherries

Plums and prunes

Plums (except in selected
States where the proportion
of the crop culled was con-
siderable)

Prunes (except In selected
States where the proportion
of the crop culled was con-
siderable)

Apricots

Avocados (except in selected
States where the proportion

of the crop culled was con-
siderable)

Figs

Mangoes

Nectarines

Olives

Grapes

Bananas

Dates

Guavas

JaiJanese persimmons

Jujubes

Papayas

Pineapples

Pomegranates

Quinces

Sapodillas

Soursops

Sugar apples

Loquats

Other tree fruits

Tung nuts

Walnuts (English or Persian)

Almonds

Filberts and hazelnuts

Black walnuts

Chestnuts

Coconuts

Other nuts

Oranges

Tangerines, mandarins, sat-
sumas (except in selected

of the crop culled was con-
siderable)

Temple oranges

Valencia oranges (except In
selected States where the
proportion of the crop culled
was considerable)

Navel oranges (except in se-
lected States where the pro-
portion of the crop culled
was considerable)

Other oranges (except in se-
lected States where the pro-
portion of the crop culled
was considerable)

Grapefruit (except in selected
States where the proxwrtion
of the crop culled was con-
siderable)

Lemons

Limes

Tangeloes

Kumquats

Citrons

Limequats

Other citrus fruits

Cotton

Popcorn

Sugar beets for sugar

Broomcorn

Sugarcane for sugar

Tobacco

States where the proportion

The quantity sold was estimated for the following crops on the
basis of crop-disposition data published by the Agricultural
Marketing Service of the U. S. Department of Agriculture :

Alfalfa seed
Red clover seed
Lespedeza seed
Sweetclover seed
Timothy seed
Alslke seed
Soybeans for beans

Cowpeas for dry peas

Peanuts for nuts

Dry field beans

Sugarcane and sorghum for

sirup
Maple sugar
Maple sirup

In the case of Irish potatoes and sweetpotatoes, the quantity
sold was estimated after making allowance for home use, on the
basis of data on the disposition of these crops as published by
the Agricultural Marketing Service of the U. S. Department of
Agriculture.

The quantity sold for the following miscellaneous crops was
estimated on the basis of the reported quantity or value of sales
for the 1954 Census or on the basis of the quantity sold as shown
for the 1950 Census :

Soybeans for hay

Cowpeas for hay

Peanuts for hay

Velvetbeans

Angelica

Anise (except for oil)

Arnica

Artemisia

Basil

Belladonna

Bloodroot

Borage

Buhach

Burnet

Cascara bark

Caramhola

Cassava

Castor beans

Chicory

Chufas

Coriander

Dikon

Dill for oil

Fennel seed

Fejou

Flax for fiber

Foxglove

Ginseng

Gobbe

Golden seal

Guar

Hemp for fiber
Hemp for seed
.Taboticaba
Kudzu crowns
Lemon balm
Litchi nuts
Mint for oil
Oiticica nut
Ramie for fiber

Rape seed

Roselle

Safflower

Sesame for oil

Sorrel

Sugar beet seed

Sunflower seed

Sweet corn for seed

Teosinte

Vetiver

Wormseed oil
Lentils
Other grains
Grass silage
Other clover seed
Hubam clover
Mammoth clover
Persian clover
Sour clover
Crotalarla seed

XXIV

UNITED STATES CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE: 1954

Indigo, hairy seed Other seed

Meadow foxtail Sesbania

Fescue grass Sheep fescue

Rhodes grass

The estimated value of all crops sold, except vegetables har-
vested for sale, nursery and greenhouse products, and forest prod-
ucts, was obtained by multiplying the estimated quantity sold by
the State average price. The State average prices were obtained
by the Agricultural Marketing Service of the U. S. Department of
Agriculture.

In the case of miscellaneous crops listed above, the average
prices have been determined on the basis of reiwrts of quantity
sold and value of sales obtained in the 1954 Census of Agriculture.

For the 1950 Census, the value of all farm products sold was
obtained by inquiry of each farm operator during the enumera-
tion. In that census, inquiries were made regarding the value
of farm products sold for a maximum of 46 individual farm prod-
ucts or groups of farm products. In most cases, the quantity sold
for the individual farm product was obtained together with the
value of sales. The total value of farm products sold for lO.'iO
includes the value of several farm products not included in the
figures for 1954 — butter, cheese, sliim milk, bees.'honey, corn fod-
der, corn silage, and grain straw, and receipts from the rental of
pasture.

Data for the sales of farm products represent total sales for
the entire farm, regardless of who shared in the receipts. The
landlord's share of crops and livestock sold and also the livestock

which the landlord took from the tenant farm to his own place
were considered as sales from the tenant farm. Sales of crops
grown on a contract basis, of livestock fed on a contract basis, or
of poultry raised under a contract with a feed dealer or others,
were included as sales from the farm.

The data on sales cover one year's operation. The sales of
crops represent the sales of crops before the enumeration as well
as those yet to be sold at the time of the enumeration. Com,
cotton, and other commodities under loan were to be considered
as sold at loan prices. Livestock sales are for the calendar
year regardless of when the livestock were raised or produced.
Most livestock products are sold at the time they are produced.
It was assumed that all wool and mohair shorn or clipped in
1954 was sold.

The value of farm products sold does not include government
payments for soil conservation, lime and fertilizer furnished, and
subsidy payments.

When obtaining the value of the farm products sold from farm
operators, the enumerators were instructed to report the gross
value without making deductions of any kind. These instruc-
tions, however, were not always followed. In the case of milk,
poultry, eggs, etc., deductions were often made by buyers of farm
products for hauling, handling, marketing, etc., before making
payments to farmers. In such cases, farm operators often con-
sidered the amount of the check received as the gross value of
the farm products sold.

FLORIDA

Chapter A

STATISTICS FOR THE STATE

(1)

FLORIDA

State Table l.-FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE; CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1954

[Data in italics are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Census of —

1954
(Oct. -Nov.)

1950
(April 1)

1945
(January 1)

1940
(April 1)

1935
(January l)

1930
(April l)

1925
(January l)

1920
(January l)

Faras

Approxinate laad area (see text).

Proportion in f anns

LaoJ in faras

Average size of farm

Value of land and buildings;

Average per farm

. .number,
. . .acres,
.percent.
. . .acres.

.acres.

Average per acre.

.dollars,
. dollars .

Land in faras according to use: ^

Cropland harvested farms

1 to 9 acres farms

10 to 19 acres farms

20 to 29 acres farms

30 to 49 acres farms

50 to 99 acres farms

100 to 199 acres farms

200 acres and over farms

200 to 499 acres farms

500 to 999 acres farms

1,000 acres and over farms

Cropland used only for pasture^ farms

Cropland not harvested and not pastured. . .farms

reporting.

acres.

reporting.

reporting.

reporting.

reporting.

reporting.

reporting.

reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting.

reporting .

acres,
reporting.

acres.

Cropland used only for crops not
harvested and not pastured farms

reporting,
acres.

Cropland lying idle farms reporting.

acres.

Woodland pastured farms reporting.

acres.

Woodland not pastured farms reporting.

acres.

Other pasture (not cropland and not
woodland) ^ farms

Other land (house lots, roads,
wasteland etc.) farms

reporting,
acres.

reporting,
acres.

Cropland, total^ farms reporting.

acres.
Land pastured, total .,,,farms reporting.

acres.
Woodland, total farms reporting.

acrea.
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting.

acres.
Irrigated cropland harvested farms reporting.

acres.
Irrigated pasture farms reporting .

acrea.

57,543

34,727,680

52.3

18,161,675

315.6

2S,iii
Hi. 58

44,780
1,935,655

17,516

7,957

4,557

5,237

5,279

2,792

1,442

1,072

262

108

13,848
677,500

15,332
585,314

2,731

90,066

13,467

495,248

16,318

7,150,928

14,918

1,324,724

13,417
4,780,972

44,581
1,006,582

50,855

3,398,469

29,480

12,809,400

27,643

8,975,652

5,799

427,807

5,526

299,750

489

128,057

56,921

34,727,680

47.5

16,527,536

290.4

15,437
57. ei

44,174
1,728,232

16,292

8,09*

5,222

6,206

5,149

2,117

1,093

S3i

162

9?

16,082
936,853

18,850
659,337

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

16,527

7,288,204

18,277

1,761,638

4,989
3,395,591

45,230
757,681

51,161

3,324,422

28,002

11,620,648

31,030

9,049,842

6,075

*365,421

5,915

296,326

212

56,916

61,159

34,727,680

37.7

13,033,501

213.9

8,149
38.09

52,855
1,809,430

18,370

9,805

6,853

8,599

6,255

2,023

950

757

119

74

8,045

562,563

(NA)

505,201

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

13,731

4,527,462

19,026

1,274,398

8,093
4,005,715

45,084
398,732

56,479

2,877,194

25,410

9,095,740

29,831

5,801,860

4,092

221,917

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

62,248

34,727,680

24,0

8,337,708

133.9

5,ai

38.90

56,235

1,679,622

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(na)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

13,485

643,065

(NA)

533,901

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(~)
{••)

60,594

2,856,588

(NA)

(NA)

29,628

2,649,960

3,947

126,191

3,923

123,682

87

2,509

72,857

35,111,040

17.2

6,048,406

83.0

4,407
53.08

66,965

1,579,049

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

9,494

347,860

(NA)

541,730

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

10,396

1,470,354

24,138

1,140,941

3,078
544,460

47,011

424,012

(NA)

2,468,639

(NA)

2,362,674

(NA)

2,611,295

(NA)

(NA)

2,751

65,832

(NA)

(NA)

58,966

35,111,040

14.3

5,026,617

85.2

7,179
84.22

54,404

1,454,254

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

8,955

301,432

(NA)

514,980

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

9,250

840,843

17,004

1,050,995

2,595

176,310

32,737
687,803

(NA)

2,270,666
(NA)

1,318,585
(NA)

1,891,838
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

59, a7

35,111,040

16.7

5,864,519

99.0

8,088

81.67

(NA)
1,369,050
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

3,985

257,788

(NA)

653,234

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

6,896

793,782

22,550

1,498,301

1,655
437,500

(NA)
854,864

(NA)

2,260,072

(NA)

1,489,070

(NA)

2,292,063

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

^•Available data not comparable.

HA Not available.

^For the Census of 195<i, In the calendar year; all other censuses, In the calendar year preceding the census.

*Total acreage of crops for which figures are available, except that corn cut for forage was excluded as most of this acreage was probably duplicated
vested for grain.

^Total cropland, cropland used only for pasture, and other pasture not fully comparable for the various census years because of differences in
only for pasture. See text.

*Includes irrigated cropland not, harvested and not pastured.

in the acreage of corn har-
deflnitlon of cropland used

STATISTICS FOR THE STATE

State Table 2.-FARMS AND FARM ACREAGE ACCORDING TO USE, BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1954

[Data for 1950 are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

195^
(Oct. -Not.)

1950
(April 1)

1945
(January 1)

1940
(April 1)

1935
(January 1)

1930
(April 1)

1925
(January 1)

1920
(January 1)

All faraa number .

Under 10 acres number .

Under 3 acres number .

3 to 9 acres number .

10 to 29 acres number .

30 to 49 acres number.

50 to 69 acres number .

70 to 99 acres number .

100 to 139 acres number .

140 to 179 acres niomber .

180 to 219 acres number .

220 to 259 acres number .

260 to 499 acres number .

500 to 999 acres number .

1,000 acres and over ntunber .

L^nd in faras acres .

Average size of farms acres .

Under 10 acres acres .

10 to 29 acres acres .

30 to 49 acres acres .

50 to 69 acres acres .

70 to 99 acres acres .

100 to 139 acres acres .

L40 to 179 acres acres .

180 to 219 acres acres .

220 to 259 acres acres .

260 to 499 acres acres .

500 to 999 acres acres .

1,000 acres and over acres.

L^ind in farna according to ose:

Cropland harvpstcd farms reporting.

acres .

Under 10 acres farms reporting.

acres.
10 to 29 acres farms reporting .

acres .
30 to 49 acres farms reporting .

acres .
50 to 69 acres farms reporting .

acres .

70 to 99 acres farms reporting .

acres.
100 to 139 acres farms reporting .

acres.
140 to 179 acres farms reporting .

acres .
180 to 219 acres farms reporting .

acres.

220 to 259 acres farms reporting .

acres .
260 to 499 acres farms reporting .

acres .
500 to 999 acres farms reporting .

acres.
1 ,000 acres and over farms reporting .

acres .

Cropland used only for paatare farms reporting.

acres .

Under 10 acres farms reporting .

acres .
10 to 29 acres farms reporting .

acres .
30 to 49 acres farms reporting .

acres .
50 to 69 acres farms reporting .

acres .

70 to 99 acres farms reporting .

acres.
100 to 139 acres farms reporting .

acres .
140 to 179 acres farms reporting.

acres .
180 to 219 acres farms reporting .

acres .
220 to 259 acres farms reporting .

acres .
260 to 499 acres farms reporting.

acres .
500 to 999 acres farms reporting .

acres .
1 ,000 acres and over farms reporting .

acres.

See footnotes at end of table.

57,543
10,453

2,140
8,313
13,733
7,833
3,721
4,946
3,846
2,930
1,760
1,227
3,182
1,840
2,072

18,161,675

315.6

47,288

224,924

297,557

214,163

402,380

445,269

459,992

346,011

291,554

1,106,970

1,260,350

13,065,217

44,780
1,935,655

7,251
21,766
10,637
100,5e<i
6,248
115,586
3,080
83,206

4,028
135,727

3,183
151,550

2,442
145,087

1,454
101,377

1,043
87,116

2,626
263,026

1,413
239,749

1,375
470,897

13,848
877,500

829

2,632

1,914

16,205

1,682

25,786

932

17,893

1,555

39,851

1,417

45,484

1,230

50,082

768

38,718

563

33,756

1,484

129,107

778

139,214

696

338,772

56,843
9,054
1,689
7,365

13,110
8,839
4,364
5,504
4,084
3,013
1,793
1,107
2,728
1,512
1,730

16,537,586

290.9

43,753

221,785

337,288

251,814

446,830

474,276

475,431

352,167

263,793

948,554

1,028,896

11,692,997

44,234
1,721,007

5,408
17,670

9,929
91,373

7,227
129,426

3,739
96,931

4,764
154,409

3,497
147,782

2,537
135,054

1,525
96,056

960

73,756

2,304

224,240

1,239

178,460

1,105

375,850

16,402
964,788

1,111

3,539

2,340

19,675

2,279

34,555

1,340

24,145

1,923

44,485

1,746

56,412

1,423

57,520

881

43,089

545

31,654

1,370

134,663

739

120,506

705

394,545

61,159
11,541
2,579
8,962
14,564
10,364
4,301
6,048
4,008
3,055
1,552
1,035
2,313
1,105
1,273

13,083,501

213.9

49,458

236,993

395,513

248,411

487,685

460,619

480,241

304,887

245,593

798,932

745,029

8,629,940

52,855
1,809,430

8,502

26,644

12,486

126,376

9,361

199,816

3,980

124,978

5,637
205,254

3,712
165,983

2,846
151,466

1,433
93,597

968

72,723

2,106

211,400

928

137,661

874

293,312

6,045
562,563

(NA)
1,729

(NA)
10,205

(NA)
17,441

(NA)
10,817

(NA)
27,427

(na)

27,836

(na)

34,216

(NA)
19,799

(«k)
16,968

(NA)
58,470

(NA)
56,096

(NA)
261,557

62,248
9,746

946
8,800
16,828
12,332
4,564
6,508
3,926
2,696
1,396

874
1,773

753

652

8,337,708
133.9
47,943
275,277
469,365
263,572
524,612
451,859
455,419
274,472
206,929
607,680
504,010

4,256,570

56,235
1,679,622

7,841

27,336

15,024

150,257

11,439

242,286

4,320

131,354

6,145
220,457

3,736
171,178

2,746
141,130

1,317
84,909

842

64,608

1,674

169,192

677

110,611

474

166,302

13,485
643,065

(NA)
2,942

(NA)
19,251

(NA)
29,784

(NA)
19,311

(NA)
45,505

(NA)
39,846

(NA)
46,609

(na)

27,355
(NA)

a, 686
(NA)

71,214

(na)

76,931

(NA)

242,431

72,857

14,752

2,168

12,584

21,146

14,252

4,666

6,618

3,731

2,971

1,299

769

1,621

6,048,406
83.0
67,506
341,271
539,267
266,961
531,461
427,581
466,306
255,816
187,032
551,564
335,661

2,027,916

66,965
1,579,049

(NA)
45,162

(NA)
198,633

(NA)
272,829

(NA)
130,859

(NA)
206,421

(NA)
150,026

(NA)
126,287

(NA)
76,755

(NA)

51,989

(NA)

130,374

(NA)

72,228

(NA)

115,466

9,494
347,660

(NA)
2,077

(NA)
13,555

(NA)
22,121

(NA)
13,200

(NA)
32,616

(NA)
29,287

(NA)
34,954

(NA)
16,756

(NA)
15,129

(NA)
51,414

(NA)
38,155

(NA)
76,396

58,966
8,423
1,220
7,203

29,225

10,549

8,330

748,159

1,265,319

532,190

370,204

1,313,365

54,404
1,454,254

(NA)

26,175

(NA)

'421,583
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

*331,860

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
'390,877
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
121,676
(NA)

64,162
(NA)

95,901

8,955

301,432

(NA)

1,148

(NA)

'30,450

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

'41,894

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
=98,298
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

48,632
(NA)

34,337
(NA)

46,673

59,217

7,923

727

7,196

29,496
10,103

9,015

1,559

1,719

568

596

312

365

026,617

5,864,519

85.2

99.0

41,376

40,076

756,004

751,389

721,943

1,378,493

584,666

391,048

1,996,904

(NA)
1,369,050

(NA)

29,380

(NA)

'420,259
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

*297,392

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
'348,756
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
113,302
(NA)

61,528
(NA)

98,433

3,985
257,736

(NA)
(NA)

;na)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

FLORIDA

Sute Table 2.-FARMS AND FARM ACREAGE ACCORDING TO USE, BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1954-Continued

[Data

for 1950 are based

on reports for

only a sample of farms. See t(

xt]

Item

IS, see text)

Census of

-

(For definitions and explanatioi

1954
(Oct.-Hov.)

1950
(April 1)

1945
(January l)

1940
(April 1)

1935
(January l)

1930
(April 1)

1925
(January l)

1920
(January l)

Land Id faraa accordiag to aae^ — Contil
Cropland ool harveated aad

med

.farms reporting...
acres.. .

.farms reporting...
acres.. .

15,332
585,314

1,417
4,123

3,493
26,506

2,416
34,712

1,151
22,032

1,584
38,466

1,246
37,649

1,029
38,844

622
28,253

410
20,298

1,024
69,105

506
55,717

434
209,609

2,731
90,066

169
473

482

2,673

380
3,546

194
2,740

256
3,728

224
4,157

214
5,438

L42

4,077

99
2,903

279
11,337

136
10,237

156
38,757

13,467
495,248

1,265
3,650

3,115
23,833

2,153
31,166

1,010
19,292

1,409
34,738

1,106
33,492

895
33,406

537
24,176

351
17,395

862
57,768

427
45,480

337
170,852

18,983
652,374

1,740
5,180

3,932
29,553

3,255
41,780

1,643
31,204

2,148
49,916

1,704
50,089

1,311
53,713

788
35,238

501
26,172

1,048
74,938

522
63,729

391
190,862

(HA)
(HA)

(HA)
(HA)

(NA)
(HA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(HA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(HA)
(HA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(HA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(HA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
505,201

(NA)

3,287

(NA)

17,746

(NA)
30,728

(NA)
19,125

(NA)
44,739

(NA)
45,790

(NA)
54,134

(NA)
34,666

(HA)
28,994

(HA)
73,226

(NA)
47,814

(NA)
104,952

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(HA)
(NA)

(HA)
(NA)

(HA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(HA)
(HA)

(HA)
(HA)

(NA)

(ha)

(HA)
(HA)

(NA)
(NA)

(HA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(HA)

(HA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(HA)
(NA)

(NA)
(HA)

(HA)
533,901

(NA)

6,066

(NA)

33,740

(NA)
51,378

(NA)
26,383

(NA)
56,750

(NA)
51,953

(NA)
55,957

(NA)
34,844

(NA)
27,511

(NA)
68,449

(NA)
45,345

(NA)
75,025

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(HA)

(.^A)
(NA)

(HA)
(HA)

(HA)
(NA)

(NA)
(HA)

(NA)
(NA)

l^^

(NA)
(NA)

(HA)
(HA)

(HA)
(HA)

(NA)
(HA)

(HA)

(ha)

(HA)
(NA)

(NA)
(HA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(HA)
(NA)

(HA)
(HA)

(HA)

(NA)

(NA)

(na)

(HA)
541,730

(NA)
7,639

(NA)
45,131

(NA)
65,942

(NA)
30,867

(NA)
65,968

(HA)

51,304

(HA)
62,841

(NA)
32,344

(HA)
24,993

(NA)
64,817

(NA)
30,189

(NA)
59,695

(NA)
(NA)

(HA)

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)

(na)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(HA)

(NA)
(HA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(HA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(HA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)

(na)

II II II II il II 11 li II II II il 11 il ii II li il II II II II II 11 11 ii II ii li II II II II il li il li li li

II II II II II 11 II II II II 11 li H II II II II II II II II II II II II 11 ii II il II II II II II li II II li gi

(HA)

(NA)
(NA)

(HA)
(NA)

acres...

.farms reporting...
acres. ..

.farms reporting...
acres...

.farms reporting...
acres...

.farms reporting...
acres...

.farms reporting...
acres...

.farms reporting...
acres...

.farms reporting...
acres...

.farms reporting...
acres...

.farms reporting...
acres...

.farms reporting...
acres...

.farms reporting...
acres...

.farms reporting...
acres...

.farms reporting...
acres...

.farms reporting...
acres...

..farms reporting...
acres...

. . farms reporting, . .
acres...

..farms reporting...
acres...

..farms reporting...
acres...

..farms reporting...
acres...

..farms reporting...
acres...

..farms reporting...
acres...

..farms reporting...
acres...

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

140 to 179 acres

(NA)
(HA)

(NA)
(NA)

220 to 259 acres

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(HA)
(HA)

(NA)
(NA)

Croplaad used oaly for cropa
BoC harvested and not paatured.

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)

(na5

(HA)
(HA)

70 to 99 acres

100 to 139 acres

(HA)

(NA)
(HA)

(NA)

(HA)
(HA)

180 to 219 acres

(HA)
(HA)

(HA)
(HA)

(HA)
(HA)

500 to 999 acres

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)

Cropland lying idle

acres...

.farms reporting...
acres...

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)

acres. . .

(HA)
(NA)

acres...

..farms reporting...
acres.. .

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

acres...

(HA)

(ha)

acres...

(HA)
(NA)

acres...

(HA)
(HA)

180 to 219 acres

acres. ..

(HA)
(HA)

acres...

(HA)
(NA)

260 to 499 acres

acres...

(NA)
(HA)

acres...

(HA)
(HA)

(ha)

(NA)

(na)

1,000 acres and over

acres. ..

..farms reporting...
acres...

See footnotes at end of table.

STATISTICS FOR THE STATE

Slate Table 2.-FARMS AND FARM ACREAGE ACCORDING TO USE, BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1954-Continued

[Data for 1950 are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

1954
COot.-Nov.)

1950
(April 1)

19i5
(January 1)

1940
(April l)

1935
( January l)

1930
(April 1)

1925
(January l)

1920
(January l)

Land in fnrna according to use^ — Continued

Woodland pnstured farms reporting.,

acres. ,

Under 10 acres farms reporting..

acres. .

10 to 29 acres farms reporting..

acres. .

30 to 49 acres farms reporting..

acres. .

50 to 69 acres farms reporting..

acres. .

70 to 99 acres farms reporting..

acres. .

100 to 139 acres farms reporting..

acres. .

140 to 179 acres farms reporting..

acres..

180 to 219 acres farms reporting..

acres. .

220 to 259 acres farms reporting..

acres..

260 to 499 acres farms reporting..

acres. .

500 to 999 acres farms reporting..

acres. .

1,000 acres and over farms reporting..

acres. .

Woodland not pastured farms reporting..

acres. .

Under 10 acres farms reporting..

acres. .

10 to 29 acres farms reporting. .

acres. .
30 to 49 acres farms reporting..

acres.,

50 to 69 acres farms reporting..

acres. .

70 to 99 acres farms reporting. .

acres. .
100 to 139 acres farms reporting . .

acres. .

140 to 179 acres farms reporting..

acres. .

180 to 219 acres farms reporting..

acres. .
220 to 259 acres farms reporting..

acres. .

260 to 499 acres farms reporting..

acres. .

500 to 999 acres farms reporting..

acres. .
1,000 acres and over farms reporting..

acres..

Other pasture (not cropland and

not woodlnnd)^ farms reporting..

acres. .

Under 10 acres farms reporting..

acres..

10 to 29 acres farms reporting..

acres. .

30 to 49 acres farms reporting..

acres. .
50 to 69 acres farms reporting,,

acres, ,

70 to 99 acres farms reporting,,

acres, ,
100 to 139 acres farms reporting,.

acres, ,
lAO to 179 acres farms reporting.,

acres, ,
180 to 219 acres farms reporting,,,

acres, ,,

220 to 259 acres farms reporting,.,

acres. ..

260 to 499 acres farms reporting.,,

acres, , .

500 to 999 acres farms reporting,,.

acres, , ,

1,000 acres and over farms reporting.,,

acres.,.

See footnotes at end of table.

16,318
7,150,928

475
1,532

1,816
15,879

2,002
35,176

1,146
28,057

1,977
67,826

1,717
80,798

1,437
38,849

910
70,703

647
59,180

1,740
257,552

1,092
377,333

1,359
6,068,043

14,918

1,824,724

679
1,960

2,440
19,588

2,234
38,130

1,265
29,630

1,847
60,753

1,457
64,704

1,161
69,636

704
49,955

519
44,387

1,330
165,944

675
186,502

607
1,093,535

13,417
,780,972

747
2,439

1,708
15,745

1,336
21,048

740
16,202

1,284
33,097

1,213
39,213

1,090
43,901

749
39,637

602
35,342

1,609
148,300

973
202,971

1,366
,183,077

16,897
7,258,224

620
2,005

2,105
19,030

2,408
41,120

1,380
32,515

2,097
70,176

1,722
81,773

1,421
88,930

861
72,590

597
57,692

1,566
254,257

1,231
6,220,640

18,629
1,774,145

830
2,620

2,996
25,083

3,271
53,059

1,801
41,293

2,487
87,829

1,856
96,218

1,494
98,452

903
74,589

601
54,173

1,259
177,824

661
222,672

470
840,333

5,160
3,382,023

315

910

785

6,425

625

8,505

385

5,840

453
11,394

476
17,435

332
13,545

280
12,091

162
9,714

399

42,031

397
80,761

551
3,173,372

13,731
4,527,462

(NA)
1,&42

(NA)
16,260

(NA)
35,812

(NA)
24,161

(NA)
60,285

(NA)
67,377

(NA)
78,721

(NA)
50,874

(NA)
50,512

(NA)
170,8oa

(NA)
226,364

(NA)
3,744,565

19,026
1,274,398

(NA)
2,504

(NA)
25,753

(NA)
62,247

(NA)
39,341

(NA)

97,139

(NA)
101,715

(NA)
106,996

(NA)
69,012

(NA)

47,024

(NA)
176,374

(NA)
131,783

(NA)
414,510

8,093
4,005,715

(NA)

1,859

(NA)

13,253

(NA)

20,591

(NA)

13,817

(NA)
26,610

(NA)
29,177

(NA)

32,576

(NA)
23,296

(NA)
17,736

(NA)
76,464

(NA)

121,300

(NA)

3,629,036

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

10,396

1,470,354

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

24,138
1,140,941

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

3,078

544, 4cO

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

9,250
840,843

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

17,004
1,050,995

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

6,898
793,782

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

22,550
1,498,301

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

2,595
176,310

1,655
437,500

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)
271

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
^9,836

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)

414,666

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)

'32,863

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)

18,897

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)

14,381

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)

65,396

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

FLORIDA

State Table 2.-FARMS AND FARM ACREAGE ACCORDING TO USE, BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1954_Continued

[Data for 1950 are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Census of—

19M

(Oct. -Nov.)

1950
(April 1)

1945
(January l)

1940
(April l)

1935
(January 1)

1930
(April 1)

1925
(January l)

1920
(January 1)

Land in farns accordinK to use^— Continued

Other pasture (not cropland and not •oodland)^— Continued

laproved pasture (see text) farms reporting...

acres. . .

Under 10 acres farms reporting...

acres...

10 to 29 acres farms reporting...

acres. . .

30 to 49 acres farms reporting...

acres, . .

50 to 69 acres farms reporting...

acres. . .

70 to 99 acres farms reporting...

acres, . .

100 to 139 acres farms reporting...

acres, . .

140 to 179 acres farms reporting...

acres...

180 to 219 acres farms reporting, ,.

acres. . .

220 to 259 acres farms reporting...

acres...

260 to 499 acres farms reporting...

acres, . .

500 to 999 acres farms reporting...

acres...

1,000 acres and over farms reporting...

acres. ..

Cropland, total^ farms reporting...

acres. . .

Under 10 acres farms reporting. . .

acres.. .

10 to 29 acres farms reporting...

acres. . .

30 to 49 acres farms reporting...

acres.. .

50 to 69 acres farms reporting...

acres. . .

70 to 99 acres farms reporting...

acres. . .

100 to 139 acres farms reporting.,,

acres, , .

140 to 179 acres farms reporting...

acres. . .

180 to 219 acres farms reporting...

acres. ..

220 to 259 acres farms reporting...

acres. . ,

260 to 499 acres farms reporting...

acres...

500 to 999 acres farms reporting...

acres. . ,

1,000 acres and over farms reporting,,.

acres. . .

Land pastured, total farms reporting...

acres. . .

Under 10 acres farms reporting. . .

acres. . .

10 to 29 acres farms reporting...

acres...

30 to 49 acres farms reporting...

acres. . .

50 to 69 acres farms reporting. . .

acres. . .

70 to 99 acres farms reporting...

acres...

100 to 139 acres farms reporting...

acres.. .

lAO to 179 acres farms reporting...

acres. . ,
180 to 219 acres farms reporting...

acres. . .

220 to 259 acres farms reporting...

acres. . .
260 to 499 acres farms reporting...

acres. . .

500 to 999 acres farms reporting,..

acres...

1,000 acres and over farms reporting.,.

acres. .,

8,859
1,061,626

275
894

794
6,456

771
9,897

467
8,551

870
17,125

838
20,756

788
24,355

564
22,124

437
19,631

1,250
88,778

761
105,367

1,044
737,192

50,355
3,398,469

3,279
28,521

12,239

1A3,275

7,194

176,084

3,443
123,133

4,568
214,044

3,534
234,633

2,730
234,013

1,620
168,348

1,U2
Ul,172

2,901
481,238

1,592
434,680

1,563
1,019,278

29,480
12,809,400

1,936
6,603

4,627
47,829

3,838
82,010

2,041
62,152

3,307
140,774

2,791
165,495

2,282
182,832

1,409
W9,058

1,034
128,278

2,682
534,959

1,604
719,518

1,929
10,589,892

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

51,127
3,338,169

6,843
26,389

11,810

140,601

8,314

205,761

4,179
152,280

5,262
248,310

3,832
254,233

2,378
246,287

1,691
174,383

1,044
131,582

2,560
433,841

1,364
362,695

1,300
961,257

28,506
11,605,035

1,921
6,454

4,535
45,130

4,284
84,130

2,325
62,500

3,393
126,055

2,804
155,620

2,U5
159,995

1,310
127,770

847
99,060

2,155
430,951

1,216
518,763

1,571
9,788,557

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

56,479
2,377,194

9,346
31,660

13,564

154,327

9,935

247,985

4,177
154,920

5,888
277,420

3,382
239,609

2,970
239,816

1,501
148,062

1,014
118,685

2,220
343,096

1,000
241,793

982
679,321

25,410
9,095,740

1,753
5,230

4,502
39,718

4,134
73,844

1,942
48,795

3,223
1U,322

2,380
124,390

1,992
145,513

1,008
93,969

736
85,216

1,680

305,823

392

403,762

1,163
7,655,153

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

60,594
!, 856, 588

(NA)

36,346

(NA)

203,248

(NA)
323,448

(NA)
177,048

(NA)
322,712

(NA)
262,977

(NA)
243,696

(NA)
147,108

(NA)
114,005

(NA)
308,855

(NA)
233,337

(NA)
483,758

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
2,468,639

(NA)

54,878

(NA)

257,319

(NA)
360,892

(NA)
174,926

(NA)
305,205

(NA)
230,617

(NA)
226,032

(NA)
127,855

(NA)
92,111

(NA)
246,605

(NA)
140,572

(NA)
251,577

(NA)
2,362,674

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)

(na)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
2,270,666

(NA)
(NA)

INA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
1,318,585

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)

(na)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(HA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
2,280,072

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
1,489,070

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

See footnotes at end of table.

STATISTICS FOR THE STATE

State Table 2.-FARMS AND FARM ACREAGE ACCORDING TO USE, BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1954 -Continued

[Data for 1950 are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Census of—

1954
(Oct. -Nov.)

1950
(April 1)

1*45
(January l)

1940
(April 1)

1935
( January 1)

1930
(April 1)

1925
(January 1)

L^nd in faras accordiaft to nae — Continued
Woodland, total farms

Under 10 acres farms

10 to 29 acres farms

30 to 49 acres farms

50 to 69 acres farms

70 to 99 acres farms

100 to 139 acres farms

140 to 179 acres farms

180 to 219 acres farms

220 to 259 acres farms

260 to 499 acres farms

500 to 999 acres farms

1,000 acres and over farms

Irrigated land in farns farms

Under 10 acres... farms

10 to 29 acres farms

30 to 49 acres farms

50 to 69 acres farms

70 to 99 acres farms

100 to 139 acres farms

140 to 179 acres farms

180 to 219 acres farms

220 to 259 acres farms

260 to 499 acres farms

50O to 999 acres farms

1,000 acres and over farms

reporting.

acres,
reporting.

acres,
reporting.

acres,
reporting.

acres,
reporting.

acres,
reporting.

acres,
reporting.

acres,
reporting,

acres,
reporting.

acres,
reporting.

acres,
reporting.

acres. ,
reporting.,

acres,
reporting.

acres. ,
reporting.,

acres.,
reporting. ,

acres. ,
reporting.

acres,
reporting. ,

acres. ,
reporting. ,

acres..

reporting. .
acres. .

reporting.,
acres. .

reporting. .
acrfes. .

reporting.,
acres. ,

reporting.,
acres..

reporting.,
acres,.

reporting..
acres..

reporting.,
acres..

27,643

8,975,652

1,137

3,492

4,100

35,467

3,985

73,306

2,209

57,687

3,386

128,579

2,741

145 ,502

2,208

158,485

1,352

120,658

964

103,567

2,491

423,496

1,457

563,835

1,613

7,161,578

5,799

427,807

968

2,477

1,308

11,757

707

13,313

368

9,737

394
16,063

362

18,043

257
17,096

171
13,065

126
11,719

429
49,670

322
59,291

387
205 ,576

31 ,434

9,032,369

1,445

4,625

4,886

44,113

5,179

94,179

2,841

73,808

4,069

158,005

3,153

177,991

2,444

187 ,382

1,497

147,179

982

111,865

2,254

432,081

1,263

540,168

■1,421

7,060,973

6,099

375 ,697

681

2,439

1,613

13,347

933

15 ,355

478

11,120

470
14,738

371
13,732

302
17,979

153
12,349

110
8,995

395

43,262

283
49,501

310
172 ,880

29,831

5,801,860

(NA)

4,146

(NA)

42,013

(NA)

98,059

(NA)

63 ,502

(NA)

157,424

(NA)

169,092

(NA)

185 ,717

(NA)

119,886

(NA)

97,536

(NA)

347,263

(NA)

358,147

(NA)

4,159,075

4,092

221,917

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

29 ,628

2,649,960

(NA)

2,721

(NA)

35,915

(NA)

95,277

(NA)

59 ,966

(NA)

155,928

(NA)

149,621

(NA)

172 ,492

(NA)

102 ,779

(NA)

75 ,678

(NA)

243,738

(NA)

207,030

(NA)

1,348,815

3,947

126,191

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
2,611,295
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
'2,751
'65,832
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
1,891,838
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
2,292,083
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

See footnotes at end of table.

FLORIDA 9

State Table 2.-FARMS AND FARM ACREAGE ACCORDING TO USE. BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1954-Continued

[Data for 1950 are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Land in farms according to use ^— Continued
Cover crops turned under and land
planted to another crop farms

Under 10 acres farms

10 to 29 acres farms

30 to 49 acres farms

50 to 69 acres farms

70 to 99 acres farms

100 to 139 acres farms

lilO to 179 acres farms

180 to 219 acres farms

220 to 259 acres farms

260 to 499 acres farms

500 to 999 acres farms

1,000 acres and over farms

reporting,
acres.

reporting,
acres.

reporting,
acres.

reporting,
acres,

reporting,
acres.

reporting,
acres.

reporting,
acres.

reporting,
acres. ,

reporting,
acres, ,

reporting. ,
acres. ,

reporting. ,
acres..

reporting. .
acres. .

reporting. .
acres. .

, 1954
(Oct. -Nov.)

4,233

184,815

248
343

654
6,438

473
8,260

239
5,475

378
10,738

340
11,687

351
11,777

232
10,029

185
9,031

530
34,590

320
32,705

283
43,242

1950
(April l)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

1945
(January l)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

1940
(April l)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

1935
(January 1)

1930
(April 1)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

1925
( January l)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(na)

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

ink)
(NA)

1920
( January l)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

**Available data not comparable. NA Not available. ^For the Census of 1954, in the calendar year; all other censuses, in the calendar year preceding the census.
^Total acreage of crops for which figures are available, except that com cut for forage was excluded as most of this acreage was probably duplicated In the acreage of corn har-
vested for grain. ^10 to 49 acres. "^50 to 99 acres. ^100 to 259 acres. ^Total cropland, cropland used only for pasture, and other pasture not fully co]i?)arable for the
various census years becaiise of differences in definition of cropland used only for pasture. See text. 'irrigated cropland harvested only.

10 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE

Sute Table 3.-FARMS AND LAND IN FARMS, BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1954

[Data Id Italics are based on reports for only a aanqjle of farms. See text]

(For deflnltlcmfl and explanatlcsifl, see text)

Census

of—

195*

1950

1945

1940

1935

1930

1925

1920

(Oct. -Not.)

(April 1)

(Jantiary 1)

(April 1)

(January 1)

(April 1)

(January 1)

(January 1)

57.i90

56,921

61,159

62,248

72,857

58,966

59,217

54,005

iS.isa

*2,806

45,473

40,692

45,751

35,4S5

43,378

35,757

6.879

6,160

3,565

4,243

3,668

3,909

2,203

2,730

an

967

1,836

1,645

3,039

2,335

1,010

1,829

i.351

6,988

10,285

15,668

20,399

16,737

12,621

13,689

7.6

12.3

16.8

25.2

28.0

23.4

21.3

25.3

1.474

2,36*

5,052

7,023

(NA)

7,033

4,412

5,188

too

161

34

166

(NA)

'(NA)

(HA)

33

560

1,081

1,306

1,974

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

2,668

783

1,662

2,130

3,407

4.674

4,,316

'f^

4,291

1.434

1,720

1,713

3,098

(«)

1,509

18.147.771.

16,527,536

13,083,501

8,337,708

6,04S,4O6

5,026,617

5,864,519

6,046,691

a. 041. 619

7,278,516

6,401,537

3,683,U9

3,094,884

2,617,698

3,768,343

3,765,109

5.674.19a

4,985,023

3,568,515

1,670,421

553,426

362,479

138,686

295,336

3.844.658

3,368,847

2,280,521

1,636,158

938,285

954,368

1,260,090

1,202,372

587r29»

895,150

832,923

1,343,010

1,461,811
(NA)

1,092,072

646,900

783,874

276.280

492,370

416,644

640,837

554,019

225,465

305,830

14.129

U,065

2,397

10,451

fNA)

(NA)

(NA)

1,763

52.007

92,521

93,700

152,346

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

152,823

73. 708

147,044

121,725

232,488

-V-f

275,n7

222,672

244,202

171.175

149,150

198,462

306,888

(—)

(— )

79,206

1.938.363

1,728,232

1,809,430

1,679,622

1,579,049

1,454,254

1,369,050

'1,237,009

1.0O9.65i

905,766

1,048,577

866,690

811,508

743,013

880,416

(KA)

528.072

330,738

209,931

210,124

U4,335

145,352

70,575

(NA)

253. 662

287,033

230,987

188,930

138,015

160,464

100,281

(NA)

146.975

204,695

319,935

413,878

444,691

405,425

317,778

(NA)

54.638

64,878

153,856

174,402

167,696

110,576

(NA)

7.194

7,230

1,174

6,018

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

29.800

41,278

46,428

63,449

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

32.466

57,287

65,399

U0,787

136.806

135,790

123,356

(NA)

22.877

34,022

53,078

59,222

(")

(♦»)

(NA)

314.338

319.820

521.046

631,887

685,211

613,208

531,166

790,4^7

152. 760

176.779

306.451

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

f (NA)

103. 282

64.597

63. 759

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

I (NA)

15.052

13.868

25.272

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

14,286

(NA)

43.244

64.576

125.564

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

168,495

(NA)

14.522

21.292

61.798

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

2.305

1.975

29

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

9.410

12.710

19.256

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

10.244

17.564

26. 752

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

6.763

11.035

17.729

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

33.547

41.166

23. 678

58, 571

91,629

123,461

88,181

110,562

13.878

18.648

10.896

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

( 43 257

f (NA)

12.000

10.137

1.305

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

I (NA)

137

70

229

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

1,044

(NA)

7.532

12.311

11.248

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

43,880

(NA)

2.195

3.796

7.367

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

529

280

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

2,456

3.570

1.506

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

1.639

3.150

1.763

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

713

1.515

612

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

51.577

49,415

50,724

52,490

60,093

47,923

47,205

41,051

41.869

38,558

39,945

36,184

40,027

31,126

37,339

30,352

5.922

4,895

2,626

3,236

2,600

2,692

1,425

1,815

785

956

1,790

1,605

2,989

2,746

968

1,728

3.001

5,006

6,363

11,465

14,477

11,359

7,473

7,156

5.8

10.1

12.5

21.8

24.1

23.7

15.'

17.4

963

1,610

3,269

5,152

(NA)

4,616

2,328

2,594

S5

91

24

133

(NA)

(HA)

(NA)

26

41C

796

860

1,576

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

1,841

5iC

1,171

963

2,345

3,153

3,423

2,755

2,239

1.023

1,338

1,247

2,259

(«)

(.">)

456

17.646.336

15,967,464

12,572,256

7,833,469

5,559,321

4,511,786

5,337,013

5,408,823

7.869.335

7,072,300

6,140,230

3,4^4,924

2,876,488

2,394,589

3,486,165

3,453,649

5.603.952

4,903,717

3,507,243

1,613,294

505,758

303,669

152,513

250, U4

3,639,9^

3,193,086

2,263,079

1,613,462

932,918

945,442

1,257,594

1,191,690

533.09e

798,361

661,704

1,166,739

1,244,657
(NA)

868,086

440,741

513,370

252.940

458,198

330,621

565,879

450,431

141,072

197,159

11.724

10,297

1,876

8,968

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

1,452

46.622

75,158

73,137

137,911

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

119,993

64.301

122,268

31,396

181,118

215,623

215,774

153,979

159,207

157.509

132,440

174,174

272,913

(».)

(NA)

35,559

1.823.342

1,575,677

1,575,189

1,467,375

1,353,810

1,204,387

1,U7,911

(NA)

960.491

844,939

951,248

792,463

736,619

663,666

784,663

(NA)

495.306

291,093

178,981

179,226

108, 523

U0,746

50,768

(NA)

251. S74

286,277

228,311

187,309

136,276

157,813

99,267

(NA)

115.671

153,363

216,649

308,377

322,392
^NA)

272,162

183,213

(NA)

40.938

45,014

99,050

124,881

102,808

52,888

(NA)

4,774

917

4,992

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

25.340

32,666

33,395

55,282

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

26.277

43,543

40,583

79,460

95,998

99,817

77,826

(NA)

1 7. 702

27,366

42,704

43,762

(«)

(— )

(NA)

(NA)

ALL FAIW OPERATORS

All far* •pmrmfn number..

Full ovners number. ,

Part ovnera ........*■•.•... .number* <

Managers >...... .number. >

All tenants number..

Proportion of tenancy percent, ,

Cash tenants number..

Sbare-casli tenants. nimiber. ■

Share tenants number..

Croppers number..

Other and unspecified tenants number..

All 1ib4 in faraa acres..

Full owners aerea. .

Part owners acres..

Managers acres..

All tenants acres. .

Cash tenants acres..

Share-cash tenanta aorea..

Share tenants acres . .

Croppers acres..

Other and unspecified tenants acres..

Alt eraplaad harvaatcd acres..

Full owners acres..

Part owners acres..

Managers acres. .

All tenants acres..

Cash tenants acres . ,

Share-cash tenanta .acres. .

Share tenants acres . .

Croppers acres..

Other and unspecified tenants acres..

Cara barvaatcJ for grain acres..

Full owners acres..

Part owners acres..

Managers acres..

All tenants acres..

Cash tenants acres..

Share-cash tenants acres..

Share tenants .* acres..

Croppers acres..

Other and unspecified tenants acres..

Cattaa harreated acres..

Pull owners acres. .

Part owners acres. .

Managers acres,.

All tenanta acres..

Cash tenants acres.,

Share-cash tenants acres..

Share tenants. acres. ,

Croppers acres . ,

Other and unspecified tenants acres.,

ALL WHITE FAHM OPERATORS

All «kite fara apcratara number..

Full owners number..

Part owners number..

Managers number. ,

All tenants raunbar. .

Prqportlan of tenancy percent..

Cash tenants number..

Share-cash tenants number..

Share tenants number..

Croppers number..

Other and unspecified tenants number..

All 1^ ia farsa aoreB.,

Full owners acres,.

Part owners acres . ,

Managers ■ acres.,

All tenants acres.,

Cash tenants acres.,

Share-cash tenants. ....■.■.••.,,.■,■■•>,•• acres. ,

Share tenants acres.,

Croppers i acres.,

Other and unspecified tenanta acres.,

All croplaai karvaataJ acres..

Full owners acres. ,

Part owners acres.

Managers acres..

All tenants acres..

Cash tenants acres..

Share-cash tenants acres.

Share tenants acrea . .

Croppera acres. .

Other and unspecified tenanta acres..

See footnotaa at end of table.

FLORIDA

11

Sute Table 3.-FARMS AND LAND IN FARMS, BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1954 -Continued

[^Data in italics are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

1954
(Oct. -Nov.)

1950
(April 1)

1945
(January 1)

1940
(April 1)

1935

(January 1)

1930
(April 1)

1925
(January 1)

1920
(January 1)

ALL WHITE FAm OPERATOBS— Continued

Cora faarvaatcd for grain. acres. . •

Full owners acres.. .

Part owners acres.. .

Managers .acres. . .

All tenants acres...

Cash tenants acres. . .

Share-cash tenants acres. . .

Share tenants acres...

Croppers acres...

Other and iinspecifled tenants acres...

Cotton barvested acres. . .

Full owners , acres . . .

Part owners .acres . . .

Managers acres . . .

All tenants acres, . ,

Cash tenants acres,,.

Share-cash tenants acres...

Share tenants acres.,.

Croppers acres . . .

Other and unspecified tenants acres...

AIL NONWHITE FABH OPEHATORS

All aoavfaile tmrm oporatova number...

Pull owners number. . .

Part owners number. . .

Managers number , , ,

All tenants number.,.

Proportion of tenancy percent, . .

Cash tenants number. . .

Share-cash tenants number,. .

Share tenants number...

Croppers number. . .

Other and unspecified tenants number. . .

All Ind ia fara* acres...

Full owners acres...

Part owners acres. . .

Managers ..acres,,.

All tenants acres. . .

Cash tenants acres.. .

Share-cash tenants acres. . .

Share tenants acres. . .

Croppers acres. . .

Other and unspecified tenants acres. . .

All croplaad karrcated acres...

Full owners acres...

Part owners acres. . .

Managers. .acres. . ,

All tenants acres,. .

Cash tenants acres. . .

Share-cash tenants acres...

Share tenants acres...

Croppers acres...

Other and unspecified tenants acres...

Cora barveated far graia acres...

Full owners ,,, acres. . .

Part owners acrea...

Managers,. .acres. . .

All tenants acres. . .

Cash tenants acres...

Share-cash tenants acres...

Share tenants acres...

Croppers acres...

Other and unspecified tenants acres. . .

Cotton barreatcd acres. , ,

Full owners acres,..

Part owners acres, , .

Managers , acres,, ,

All tenants acres .. .

Cash tenants acres.,.

Share-cash tenants acres...

Share tenants acres...

Croppers acres...

Other and unspecified tenants acres. . .

285.871

133.610

89.698

li.979

27.53i

6.722

1.190

7.5i5

7, an

4.283

26. 703

11.293

10.338

136

i.936

975

i09

2.046

1.13i

372

5.913

3.579

957

27

1.350
22.8

511
35
150
243
ill

501.438

172.284

70.246

204.705

54.203
23. 340
2.405
5.385
9.407
13.6Se

115.021

49.163

32. 76S

1.788

31.304
13.700
1.780
4.460
6.189
5.175

48.467

19.150

13.584

73

15.660
7.300
1.115
1.365
2.400
2.480

6.344

2.535

1.662

1

2.596

1.220

120

410

SOS

251.378

148.843

49.477

13.434

39.624

8.827

1,210

9.590

12.462

7.535

31.621

15.673

7.862

70

3.016

1.211

205

2.835

2.625

1.140

7,506
4,24S
1,265

11

1,982
26.4

754
70
285
491
382

560,072

206,216

81,306

175,761

96,789
34,172
3,768
17,363
24,776
16,710

152,555

60,827

39,640

756

51,332
19,864
2,456
8,612
13,744.
6,656

63.442

27, 936

15.120

434

24.952
12.465
765
3.120
5.102
3,500

9,545
2.975
2.275

4.295

2.585

75

735

525

i75

397. 749

259.214

47.102

24.882
6S.55J
32. 779

11.151
11.924
10,697

12. 761
8.066
576
209
3.910
2.550

432
670
258

10,435

5,528

939

46

3,922
37.6

1,783
10

446
1,217

466

511,245

261,307

61,272

17,442

171,224
86,023
521
20.563
39,829
24,288

234,241

97,329

30,950

2,676

103,286
54,806
257
13,033
24,316
10,374

123.297
47.237
J6.657

390

59.013

29.019

29

8.105
14.828

7.032

10.917

2.330

729

20

7.338
4.817

1.074
1.093

J5<

(M)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(MA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

9,758

4,508

1,007

40

4,203
43.1

1,871
33

398
1,062

839

454,239

203,195

52,127

22,696

176,221
74,953
1,483
14,435
51,370
33,975

212,247

74,227

30,898

1,621

105,501

49,521

1,026

8,167

31,327

15,460

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)

(MA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(MA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

12,764

5,724

1,068

50

5,922
46.4
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

1,521
(•*)

483,585

218,396

47,663

5,367

217, 154

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

65,599

(«)

225,239

74,839

26,312

1,739

122,299
(NA)
(MA)
(NA)
40,808
(«.)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(MA)
(MA)
(MA)
(MA)
(MA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(naS

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(MA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(MA)
(MA)

(NA)

(MA)

(MA)

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

11,043

4,359

1,217

89

5,373
48.7

2,417
(NA)
(NA)

1,393
(•»)

514,831

223,109

58,310

3,926

223,986

103,588

(NA)

(NA)

59,343

(")

249,867

79,347

34,606

2,651

133,263

64,888

(NA)

(NA)

35,973

(«)

(NA)
(NA)

(MA)

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(MA)
(MA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(MA)
(MA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)

(MA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)
(MA)
(MA)
(MA)
(NA)
(MA)

(NA)

(NA)

(MA)

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(MA)
(NA)

12,012

6,039

783

42

5,14S
42.9

2,084
(NA)
(NA)

1,625
("•)

527,506

282,678

36,173

2,496

206,159

84,393

(NA)

(NA)

68,693

(NA)

251,139

95,753

19,807

1,014

134,565

57,688

(NA)

(MA)

45,530

(MA)

(NA)
(MA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(MA)
(MA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(MA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

""•Available data not comparable. NA Not available. ^otal acreage of crops for which flgurea are available, except that com cut for forage waa excluded as moot of this

acreage was probably duplicated in the acreage of com har\'eBted for grain.

12

STATISTICS FOR THE STATE

State Table 4-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS,

[Data are based on reports for only

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

All farm operators

Total
all

Teniire of operator^

Full
owners

Part
owners

Managers

FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Faraa number..

Land owned by farm operators farms reporting,.

acres. .
Land rented from others by farm operators. .. .farms reporting..

acres. .
Land managed by farm operators farms reporting..

acres..
Land rented to others by farm operators farms reporting..

acres..

LanJ in far.n acres..

Average size of farm acres..

Value of land and buildinga:

Average per farm dollars. .

Average per acre dollars . .

Proportion of farms reporting value percent..

Proportion of land in farms for which
value was reported percent. .

Land in faras according to use:

Cropland harvested farms reporting..

acres..

1 to 9 acres farms reporting..

10 to 19 acres farms reporting..

20 to 29 acres farms reporting..

30 to 49 acres farms reporting..

50 to 99 acres farms reporting..

100 to 199 acres farms reporting.,

200 to 499 acres farms reporting.,

500 acres and over farms reporting..

Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting.,

acres..

Cropland not harvested and not pastured.,, farms reporting.

acres. ,
Cropland used only for crops not

harvested and not pastured farms reporting. ,

acres. ,

Cropland lying idle farms reporting.

acres..

Woodland pastured farms reporting, ,

acres. ,
Woodland not pastured farms reporting.

acres..
Other pasture (not cropland and not
woodland) farms reporting.,

acres.
Other land (house lots, roads,
wasteland, etc.) farms reporting.

acres.

Cropland, total farms reporting.

acres.
Land pastured, total farms reporting.

acres.
Woodland, total farms reporting.

acres.

FARM OPERATORS

Residing on farm operated operators reporting.

Not residing on farm operated operators reporting.

With other income of family exceeding
value of agricultural products sold operators reporting,

Off-fara «ork;

Working off their farms, total operators reporting.

1 to 99 days operators reporting.

100 days or more.... operators reporting.

Not working off their farms operators reporting.

By aft:

Under 25 years operators reporting.

25 to 34 years operators reporting.

35 to 44 years operators reporting.

45 to 54 years operators reporting.

55 to 64 years operators reporting.

65 years and over operators reporting.

By year began operation of preseat fara;

1954 operators reporting.

1953 operators reporting.

1952 operators reporting.

1951 operators reporting.

1946-1950 operators reporting.

1941-1945 operators reporting.

1940 or earlier operators reporting.

Fara* by class sf work pover:

No tractor, horses, or mules farms reporting.

No tractor and only 1 horse or mule farms reporting.

No tractor and 2 or more horses

and/or mules farms reporting.

Tractor and horses and/or mules. farms reporting.

Tractor and no horses or mules farms reporting.

57,490

52,381

11,442,663

11,354

3,297,760

812

4,576,728

4,280

1,169,377

18,147,774
315.7

28,444

114.58

84

45,100
1,938,363
17,962
7,973
4,257
5,374
5,342
2,756
1,060
376

13,964
890,374

15,751
611,109

2,921

96,211

13,796

514,898

16,757
7,133,038

14,705
1,780,261

13,865
4,777,730

44,898
1,016,899

50,862
3,439,846

29,887
12,801,142

27,734
8,913,299

46,099
10,439

29,510

5,793

23,717

27,933

582
4,966
11,560
14,172
12,039
11,147

2,507
2,621
3,225

3,080
14,204

8,509
20,888

26,882
6,982

2,911

8,281

12,434

23,168

23,168

7,113,964

79

8,084

XXX
XXX

1,616
212,500

6,909,548
298.2

37,259

134.22

S6

20,515

893,846

5,321

4,446

2,688

3,145

2,933

1,372

492

118

5,497
448,506

6,090
254,986

1,226

37,948

5,291

217,038

6,723

2,383,533

6,033

759,842

5,896
1,830,541

17,325
338,294

21,537
1,597,333

11,292
4,662,580

11,073
3,143,375

16,914
5,786

5,671

5,671
3,014,852

5,671
2,572,796

XXX

XXX

448
78,646

5,509,002
971.4

53,164
65.69

5,201
510,335
399
505
440
867

1,529
992
347
122

2,153

217,338

1,741
106,107

519

20,323

1,429

85,784

2,589

2,821,057

1,842

323,741

2,410
1,248,775

4,859
281,649

5,349
833,780

4,217
4,237,170

3,721
3,144,798

4,767
851

8,688

2,164

2,246

1,080

6,442

1,084

4,463

3,502

166

41

1,444

755

3,562

1,724

5,832

1,556

5,425

1,034

4,701

473

662

152

612

182

872

223

1,047

269

5,038

1,612

3,451

993

9,865

2,173

0,132

529

1,744

403

1,026

502

4,284

2,088

5,982

2,149

XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX

738

4,328,636

72

731,750

3,596,886
4,873.8

389,574

112.25

69

630
249,591
46
68
28
47
97
96
130
118

93
51,553

170

95,003

49

21,289

140

73,714

187

1,218,450

199

397,519

249
1,307,852

461
276,918

646
396,147

345
2,577,855

308
1,615,969

337
374

175
34
141
559

16
78
161
172
104
72

58
43
41

171
83

219

170
24

23
227

294

2,611

38

3,971

2,611

480,306

XXX
XXX

128
12,399

471,878
180.7

14,108

89.37

81

2,434

133,367

455

311

276

549

499

252

76

16

585
32,928

530
14,043

124

3,018

438

11,025

536
164,714

527
33,694

348
76,950

1,661
16,132

2,484
180, 338

1,018

274, 592

927

198,408

1,880
646

567

431

1,612

74
417
833
630
345
160

391
323
302
231
645
235
352

693

430

437

370
681

See footnotes at end of table.

FLORIDA

BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1954

a saii5)le of farnis. See textj

13

Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)

All farm operators — Continued

Tenure of operator^ — Continued

Tenants — Continued

Share-cash

Crop-share

Livestock-share

Croppers

Other and
unspecified

Other farms

FJSRIC, ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Farns number. .

Land owned by farm operators farms reporting..

acres. .
Land rented from others by farm operators. .. .farms reporting..

acres. .
Land managed by farm operators farms reporting. ,

acres..
Land rented to others by farm operators farms reporting..

acres. .

Land in farms acr»?s. .

Average size of farm acres. ,

Value of land and buildings:

Average per farm dollars..

Average per acre .dollars,,

Proportion of farms reporting value percent.

Proportion of land in farms for which
value was reported percent. .

Land in farms accoVdini; to use:

Cropland harvested farms reporting.

acres.

1 to 9 acres farms reporting .

10 to 19 acres farms reporting.

20 to 29 acres farms reporting.

30 to 49 acres farms reporting.

50 to 99 acres farms reporting.

100 to 199 acres farms reporting .

200 to 499 acres farms reporting .

500 acres and over farms reporting.

Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting.

acres.

Cropland not harvested and not pastured. . .farms reporting.

acres.
Cropland used only for crops not

harvested and not pastured farms reporting.

acres.

Cropland lying idle farms reporting.

acres.

Woodland pastured farms reporting.

acres.
Woodland not pastured farms reporting.

acres.
Other pasture (not cropland and not
woodland) farms reporting.

acres.
Other land (house lots, roads,
wasteland, etc.) farms reprjrting.

acres.

Cropland, total farms reporting.

acres.
Land pastured, total farms reporting.

acres.
Woodland, total farms reporting.

acres.

FAKK OPERATORS

Residing on farm operated operators reporting.

Not residing on farm operated operators reporting.

With other income of family exceeding

value of agricultural products sold operators reporting.

Off- farm work:

Working off their farms, total operators reporting.

1 to 99 days ....operators reporting.

100 days or more operators reporting.

Not working off their farms operators reporting.

By ace:

Under 25 years operators reporting.

25 to 34 years operators reporting.

35 to 44 years operators reporting.

45 to 54 years operators reporting.

55 to 64 years operators reporting.

65 years and over operators reporting.

By year befran operation of present farm:

1954 operators reporting.

1953 operators reporting.

1952 operators reporting.

1951 operators reporting.

1946-1950 operators reporting.

1941-1945 operators reporting.

1940 or earlier operators reporting.

Farms by claaa of work power:

No tractor, horses, or mules farms reporting.

No tractor and only 1 horse or mule farms reporting.

No tractor and 2 or more horses

and/or mules , farms reporting.

Tractor and horses and/or mules farms reporting.

Tractor and no horses or mules farms reporting.

100

6

70

100

14,129

XXX
XXX

6

70

14,129
141.3

10,695

77.97

83

97
7,194

10
15
25

20
20
6

1

23

690

23
565

22
285

11
2S0

17
2,620

20
2,290

10
376

76

394

98
8,449

31
3,686

32
4,910

453

1

11

453

37,133

XXX

XXX

11

81

37,063
81.8

8,626

105.69
84

453

26,079

70

45

55

105

115

50

8

5

76

1,578

56

620

10
40
46
580

103

4,102

67

2,407

51
795

296

1,482

453
28,277

183
6,475

143
6,509

343
90

161

106

55

292

11
60
179
98
60
10

84
77
56

22

1(K
*5
40

UO
55

120
53

115

42

13,094

XXX

XXX

13,094
311.8

19,451

62.43

98

30
2,786

11
6

10
3

23

3,120

7

243

7
243

15

6,135

U

270

4
361

40
179

36
6,149

27
9,616

25
6,405

588

5

830

588

66,558

21
940

66,448
113.0

8,658

71.10

78

588
30,056

110
50
45

146

181

42

13

1

125
6,760

118
3,496

26

391

92

3,105

101

12,008

116

8,8Cf7

62
3,472

366
1,849

588
40,312

183
22,240

199
20,815

474
78

231
125
106

357

10
78
207
Wl
70
31

82
77
90
68
139
46
45

240
70

46
106
126

566

20

1,860

566

120,195

XXX
XXX

41
2,410

119,645

211.4

17,997

U9.85

80

470

18,489

155

85

55

72

45

44

13

1

131

13,643

106

2,474

11

413

95

2,061

120

50,998

77

9,439

72
18,705

355
5,897

492
34,606

238
83,346

174
60,437

358

191

233
102
136
328

16

108

145
66
47

66
79
28
140
65
70

192
96

92
70
U6

25,302

23,504

1,309,876

2,993

236,574

74

248,092

2,016

134,032

1,660,460
65.6

8,983

168.42

87

16,320

151,224

11,741

2,643

825

766

284

44

15

2

5,636
140,049

7,220
140,970

1,003
13,633
6,498

127,337

6,722
545,284

6,104
265,465

4,962
313,612

20, 592
103,856

20,846
432,243

13,015
998,945

11,705
810,749

22,201
2,782

20,574

17,485
1,866

15,619
7,797

285
2,272
5,280
5,932
5,131
5,741

1,258
1,446
1,785
1,492
6,738
3,747
8,279

15,358
4,381

923
1,312
3,328

14

STATISTICS FOR THE STATE

State Table 4.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS,

[Data are baaed on reports for only

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

All farm operators

Total

all
farms

Tenure of operator^

Full
owners

Part
owners

Managers

Farns number.,

SPECIFIED FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT

Telephone farms reporting..

Electricity farms reporting. .

Television set farms reporting..

Piped running water farms reporting..

Home freezer farms reporting..

Electric pig brooder farms reporting..

Power feed grinder farms reporting..

Milking machine farms reporting..

Grain combines farms reporting..

number. .
Corn pickers farms reporting..

number..
Pick-up hay balers farms reporting..

number . .
Field forage harvesters farms reporting..

number..

Motortrucks farms reporting. .

number . .

Tractors farms reporting..

number . .
Wheel and/or crawler tractors other

than garden farms reporting..

Vheel tractors other than garden farms reporting..

number. .

Garden tractors farms reporting..

number..

Crawler tractors farms reporting..

number . .

Automobiles farms reporting. ,

number..

FARM LABCR WEEK OF SEPT. 26-OCT. 2

Faaily and/or hired workers farms reporting..

persons. ,

Fanily workers. Including operator farms reporting..

persons..

Operators working 1 or more hours persons..

Unpaid members of operator's family

working 15 hours or more farms reporting..

persons . .

Hired workers farms reporting..

persons..
Regular workers ( to be einployed

150 days or more) farms reporting.,

persona. ,
Seasonal workers C to be eniployed

less than 150 days) farms reporting.,

persons.,
Regular hired workers and no
seasonal hired workers farms reporting.,

Faras by kind of workers:

Both famll,y workers and hired workers farms reporting.,

Family workers only farms reporting..

Operators only farms reporting.

Unpaid members of operator's

family only farms reporting.

Hired workers only farms reporting. .

SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES IN 195A

Specified fara expenditures^ farms reporting.

Machine hire and/or hired labor farms reporting.

dollars .

Machine hire farms reporting.

dollars.

Hired labor farms reporting,

dollars.

Feed for livestock and poultry farms reporting.

dollars .

Gasoline and other petroleum fuel

and oil farms reporting.

dollars.

Conmerclal fertilizer and fertilizing

material farms reporting.

dollars,

tons,

acres on which used.

Lime and liming material.... farms reporting.

dollars.

tona.

acrae on \rtiich uBad.

57,A90

20,690

9,498

1,939

50,040

19,948

5,253

13,477

6,035

1,361

41,541

17,733

4,438

16,609

7,336

2,338

246

155

18

1,361

681

404

1,161

678

280

843

428

300

945

472

337

906

472

309

934

481

317

534

315

140

557

326

142

325

173

68

390

199

85

26,377

12,064

4,376

37,022

16,842

7,107

22,578

11,014

4,317

34,801

16,250

7,942

20,715

10,266

4,237

20,574

10,210

4,220

29,823

14,209

7,092

2,727

1,182

237

2,943

1,314

288

1,087

495

271

2,035

727

562

34,799

13,864

3,674

46,897

19,820

5,584

45,036

108,987

42,870
61,087
41,590

13,404
19,497

11,187
47,900

5,976
26,459

6,724
21,441

4,463

9,021
33,849
23,278

1,046
2,166

56,032

39,049
96,911,280

26,095
12,685,964

29,793
84,225,316

33,462
45,476,037

30,741
15,072,827

43, 516

51,854,514

1,056,969

2,318,739

7,486

2,882,839

363,776

461,127

17,587
43,999

16,243
24,004
15,800

5,933
8,204

6,172
19,995

3,615
11,015

3,445
8,980

2,727

4,828
11,415
7,060

291
1,344

23,022

19,379
44,174,816

12,882
7,798,983

16,004
36,375,833

11,415
29,333,060

14,597
6,887,484

20,161

26,220,684

530,995

1,094,596

4,556

1,554,259

191,532

245,352

5,254
21,757

5,062
8,268
4,969

1,941
3,299

2,247
13,489

1,265
6,534

1,348
6,955

2,055
3,007
1,759

51
192

5,655
5,071

24,388,895

2,948

1,674,204

4,663

22,714,691

4,060
8,510,169

4,845
4,266,189

5,263

11,765,959

244,189

571,095

1,063

485,557

61,463

88,841

377
109
87

1
148

732

716
20,538,995

366
1,628,937

653
18,910,058

292
2,615,943

588
2,067,123

665

8,994,299

176,731

364,398

232

581,113

78,772

81, 192

2,611

453

457

618

2,030

207

319

600

1,196

245

470

5

12

62

37

43

85

33

40

52

41

26

54

32

54

37

28

47

28

35

11

57

11

541

1,343

2,456

1,823

527

1,096

2,621

1,777

521

1,051

515

1,035

2,067

1,576

45

73

54

92

132

80

500

109

545

1,241

1,926

1,711

634
9,141

2,416
7,474

486
539
483

2,364

4,217
2,326

34
56

983
1,891

525
8,602

644
3,257

463
7,308

276
948

188
1,294

472
2,309

592

1,772

995

35
52

2,575

2,204
4,807,213

1,225
492,873

1,959
4,314,340

1,393
1,804,808

1,710
975,862

2,340

2,563,593

54,840

116,239

244

96,136

li,641

14,407

See footnotee at end of table.

FLORIDA

BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1954-Continued

a sample of farms. See text]

15

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

All farm operators — Continued

Tenure of operator^ — Continued

Tenants — Continued

Crop-share

Livestock-share

Croppers

Other and
unspecified

Other farms

Faraa •■■.•■..■■.>.......... number. ,

SPECIFIED FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT

Telephone farms reporting. ,

Electricity farms reporting. .

Television set farms reporting. .

Piped running water farms reporting.,

Home freezer farms reporting..

Electric pig brooder farms reporting..

Power feed grinder farms reporting.,

Milking machine farms reporting..

Grain combines farms reporting . ,

number. ,
Com pickers farms reporting..

number. ,
Pick-up hay balers farms reporting.,

number. ,
Field forage harvesters farms reporting, ,

number. ,

Motortrucks farms reporting.,

number . ,

Tractors farms reporting.

number.
Wheel and/or crawler tractors other

than garden farms reporting.

Wheel tractors other than garden farms reporting.,

number.

Garden tractors farms reporting.

number.

Crawler tractors farms reporting. ,

number.

AutoBobilcs farms reporting. ,

number..

FARM LABOR WEEK OF SEPT. 26-OCT. 2

Fanily and/or hired workers. ................ .farms reporting..

persons. .

Fnily »orker«. Including operator farms reporting..

persons. ,

Operators working 1 or more hours persons..

Unpaid members of operator's family

working 15 hours or more farms reporting.,

persons. ,

Hired vorkers farms reporting. ,

persons. ,
Regular workers (to be employed

150 days or more) farms reporting.,

persons..
Seasonal workers C to be employed

less than 150 days) farms reporting.,

persons, ,
Regular hired workers and no
seasonal hired workers farms reporting.,

Foras by kind of vorkers:

Both family workers and hired workers farms reporting.

Family workers only farms reporting..

Operators only farms reporting.

Unpaid members of operator's

family only farms reporting, ,

Hired workers only farms reporting. ,

SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES IN 1954

Specified fara expeaditures farms reporting.

Machine hire and/or hired labor farms reporting.,

dollars.

Machine hire farms reporting.

dollars.

Hired labor farms reporting.

dollars.

Feed for livestock and poultry farms reporting.

dollars.

Gasoline and other petroleum fuel

and oil farms reporting.

dollars.

CoDBiercial fertilizer and fertilizing

material farms reporting.

dollars.

tons.

acres on which used.

Lime and liming material farms reporting.

dollars.

tons.

acres on which used.

90
468

89

180

89

36
91

34
288

5

13

31
275

100

85
156,023

44
19,445

85
136,578

60
67,653

70
38,287

98

66,015

1,639

6,385

1

187

25

25

53
370

47
190

67
1
6
6

6
6

1
1

188
251

173
269

168
168
251
15
15
2
3

177
209

428

1,175

428
781
413

193
368

76
394

65

305

76
352
186

453

403
565,695

266
92,260

363
473,435

255
48,225

268

U3,980

431

423,474

9,436

22,946

60

18,930

2,773

3,148

42

36
49,334

33
6,986

31
42,348

40
112,650

42
18,121

30

18,115

5U

2,544

12
2,805

1'50
273

588

54
513

71
281

95

14

8
15

15
7
7
2
2

275
304

232
298

232
232

291
5
5

1
2

268
305

528
1,293

527
972
526

229
446

86
321

16
58

73
263

85
442
254

578

527
391,423

234
50,263

497
341,160

312
54,585

378

130,920

543

265,645

6,229

21,882

37

9,413

869

1,995

153

473

67

299

1
1
2
2

319
394

211
302

186
180
243
27
33
23
26

288

367

515
1,395

497
742
496

132
246

159
653

69
198

107
455

141
356
249

561
458

726,710

225

97,375

378

629, 335

278
684,475

393

156,122

463
454,894
9,525
17,016
61
17,847
2,195
2,015

25,302

8,343
22,191

5,555
17,574

6,220
56
177
75

42
43
45
50
14
14
38
38

8,053
8,794

5,624
6,2LL

4,640
4,594
4,879
1,190
1,195
109
137

15,475
17,856

19,145
26,616

18,715
24,059
18,012

4,513
6,047

1,599
2,557

357
654

1,271
1,903

328

1,169
17,546
13,377

668
430

24,048

U,679

3,001,361

8,674

1,090,967

6,514

1,910,394

16,302
3,212,057

9,001
876,169

15,087

2,304,979

50,214

172,411

1,391

165,774

20,368

31,335

16

STATISTICS FOR THE STATE

State Table 4-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS.

[Data are based on reports for onlj

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

All farm operators

Total

all
farms

Tenure of operator^

Full
owners

Part
owners

Managers

pBras number. .

LIVESTOCK

Livestock on baud:

All cattle and calves farms reporting,.

number. .
Cows, including heifers that have

calved. farms reporting. .

number. .

Milk cows farms reporting . .

number. .

Horses and mules. ........................ .farms reporting. .

number. .

All hogs and pigs farms reporting..

number..

Chickens <; months old and over farms reporting..

number..

Livestock and livestock products sold ia 1954:

Cattle and calves sold alive farms reporting.,

number. .

Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting..

number..

Chickens sold farms reporting..

dollars,.

Chicken eggs sold farms reporting..

dozens. .

CROPS

Specified crops harvested in 1954:

Com for all purposes farms reporting..

acres. .

Com harvested for grain farms reporting. .

acres. .

bushels harvested..

bushels sold. .

Peanuts harvested for picking or

threshing farms reporting. .

acres grown alone . .

acres grown with other crops..

pounds harvested..

Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting,.

dollars. .

Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit orchards, groves,

vineyards, and planted nut trees farms reporting^..

acres-'. .

Hay cut acres. .

tons. .

30,400
1,654,782

28,069
913,908

17,202
160,660

18,174
34,954

19,411
426,238

27,982
3,436,940

16,324
660,740

13,569
338,496

4,334
5,955,641

7,461
28,598,997

17,464

535,282

14,367

314,338

5,317,532

1,196,741

4,379

51,949

290

38,317,599

10,285
77,684,689

23,534
635,241

59,390
80,644

23,168

10,674
767,492

10,078

437,535

5,740

84,938

7,054
14,834

6,695
194,308

9,289

1,530,489

7,379
312,404

5,598
161,374

2,511
5,305,293

3,473
23,343,372

6,521
231,333

5,279

124,416

2,119,483

405,194

1,617

17,572

245

14,136,452

4,249
19,526,292

12,584
386,216

31,632
41,926

4,222
468,653

4,092

258,197

2,520

38,502

2,993
6,906

3,118
121,560

3,287
333,500

3,089
182,404

2,799
103,741

417
316,211

799
3,045,502

3,198

169,901

2,756

97,047

1,608,709

420,937

1,346

21,866

10

16,853,785

2,682
36,693,117

1,357
58,654

13,113

17, 053

328
236,836

323

125,536

129

13,145

274
2,159

106
5,215

38,741

291
108, 372

74
4,437

21
168,853

25
321,842

93

16,636

87

13,510

414,144

115,635

15
874

648,795

114
10,237,218

437
136,170

8,476
13,091

2,611

1,283
36,927

1,234

22,616

868

9,645

1,237
2,265

1,306
29,820

1,589
93,668

598
20,479

1,071
22,603

137
62,492

225

605,796

1,616

54,541

1,481

36,993

620,160

137,060

760
9,542

5,657,142

1,095
10,532,603

176
2,322

2,650
3,925

449
14,802

432
9,393

350
4,556

44«
725

422
8,308

531
36,888

194
8,109

349
6,004

41
35,202

72
357,128

514

16,035

469

11,297

222,180

77,070

261
2,621

1,544,220

465
6,574,590

23
53

700
1,4A0

^Data are given by tenure of operator for conniercial farms only.
than 20 trees or grapevines. See text.

^Excludes farms reporting comnercial fertilizer and lime. ^Does not include data for farms with less

FLORIDA

BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR. CENSUS OF 1954-Continued

a san5)le of farms. See text]

17

Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)

All farm operators — Continued

Tenure of operator^ — Continued

Tenants — Continued

Crop-share

Livestock-share

Croppers

Other and
unspecified

Other farms

Faras number* .

LIVESTOCK

Livestock oo baod:

All cattle and calves farms reporting..

number. .
Cows, including heifers that have

calved farms reporting. .

number . .

Milk cows farms reporting. .

number. .

Horses and mules farms reporting..

number..

All hogs and pigs farms reporting . .

number. .

Chickens 4 months old and over farms reporting..

number. .

LiveatocL and lirestock products sold in 1954:

Cattle and calves sold alive farms reporting..

number. .

Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting..

number . .

Chickens sold farms reporting. .

dollars..

Chicken eggs sold farms reporting..

dozens..

CHOPS

Specified crops harTcatcd io 1954:

Com for all purposes farms reporting. .

acres..

Com harvested for grain farms reporting..

acres. .

bushels harvested..

bushels sold. .

Peanuts harvested for picking or

threshing farms reporting. .

acres grown alone..

acres grown with other crops. .

pounds harvested..

Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting..

dollars. .

Land In bearing and nonbearing fruit orchards, groves,

vineyards, and planted nut trees farms reporting^..

acres-'..

Hay cut acres. .

tons. .

75
1,099

75
729

73
1,603

67
1,711

30
516

67
1,590

11
1,858

62
3,367

72

2,305

32,125

9,035

30
395

52

314,139

268
2,350

263

1,263

197

658

228

407

263
4,682

297
7,631

192
2,650

10
510

30
19,920

318

10,075

318

8,260

113,095

31,290

237
3,404

1,994,690

141
1,819,787

32
1,663

32

1,011
21
568

32

67

29

890

29
15,425

22
754

24

810

15
13,500

15
47,800

29

1

575

23

770

14

625

100

14

137

90

,572

17

4

425

60
40

223

5

,263

217

2

,609

1J3

441

222

387

306

9

,069

390

13

,455

105

1

,920

261

5

,639

30

2

,670

56

30

,000

444

16

404

387

9

474

156

375

46

785

147

2

186

1,206

040

218

465

412

41

710

475

677

236
11,750

215
7,6U

100
2,860

258
595

213
5,268

275
18,558

161
8,692

178
5,910

36
10,595

41
149,090

229

7,085
212

4,887
81,760
22,780

71
799

416, UO

202
1,354,250

%
1,476

1,365
1,728

13,893
144,874

12,342
70,024
7,945
14,430

6,616
8,790

8,186
75,335

13,735
490,542

4,967
37,081

4,027
46,341

1,248
102,792

2,939
1,282,485

6,036
62,871

4,764
42,372
555,036
67,915

641

2,095

35

1,021,425

2,145
695,459

8,980
51,879

3,519
4,649

18

STATISTICS FOR THE STATE

State Table 4-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS,

[Data are based on reports for only

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

W?[ite operators

Total
all

farms
of white
operators

Tenure of operator^

Full
owners

Part
owners

Managers

FJSRfE, JlCREJIDi:, AND VJILUE
Faraa number..

Land owned by farm operators farms reporting..

acres. .
Land rented from others by farm operators., ..farms reporting..

acres. .
Land managed by farm operators .farms reporting..

acres. .
Land rented to others by farm operators farms reporting..

acres..

LaDd io faraa acres . .

Average size of farm acres..

Value of land and buildlaga:

Average per farm dollars..

Average per acre dollars..

Proportion of farms reporting value percent..

Proportion of land in farms for which
value was reported percent. .

Land in faraa according lo uae:

Cropland harvested farms reporting..

acres..

1 to 9 acres farms reporting..

10 to 19 acres farms reporting..

20 to 29 acres farms reporting.,

30 to A9 acres farms reporting..

50 to 99 acres farms reporting..

100 to 199 acres farms reporting..

200 to 499 acres farms reporting..

500 acres and over farms reporting..

Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting..

acres..

Cropland not harvested and not pastured... farms reporting..

acres. .
Cropland used only for crops not

harvested and not pastured farms reporting..

acres. .

Cropland lying idle farms reporting..

acres..

Woodland pastured farms reporting..

acres. .
Woodland not pastured farms reporting..

acres. .
Other pasture (not cropland and not
woodland) farms reporting..

acres. .
Other land (house lots, roads,
wasteland, etc.) farms reporting..

acres. .

Cropland, total farms reporting..

acres. .
Land pastured, total farms reporting..

acres . ,
Woodland, total farms reporting..

acres . ,

FARM QPERATOiS

Residing on farm operated operators reporting..

Not residing on farm operated operators reporting..

With other Income of family exceeding
value of agricultural products sold operators reporting,.

Off- fan vork;

Working off their farms, total operators reporting,

1 to 99 days operators reporting.

100 days or more.,,. operators reporting.

Not working off their farms operators reporting.

By aie:

Under 25 years operators reporting.

25 to 3<V years operators reporting.

35 to 44 years operators reporting.

45 to 54 years operators reporting.

55 to 64 years operators reporting.

65 years and over operators reporting.

By year began operation of preaent fara;

1954 operators reporting.

1953 operators reporting.

1952 operators reporting.

1951 operators reporting.

1946-1950 operators reporting.

1941-1945 operators reporting.

1940 or earlier operators reporting.

Faraa bv claao af aorfc power;

No tractor, horses, or mules farms reporting.

No tractor and only 1 horse or mule farms reporting.

No tractor and 2 or more horses

and/or mules farms reporting.

Tractor and horses and/or mules, farms reporting.

Tractor and no horses or mules farms reporting.

51,577

47,845

11,224,074

9,042

3,210,703

785

4,371,683

3,976

1,160,324

17,646,336

342.1

31,353

115.33

84

39,687
1,823,342

15,597
7,001
3,522
4,589
4,876
2,680
1,047
375

12,493
862,842

13,289
562,054

2,564

91,201

11,571

470,853

15,365
7,056,513

12,827
1,719,194

13,267
4,620,995

40,093
1,001,396

45,109

3,248,238

27,228

12,540,350

24,784

8,775,707

40,649
10,068

25,708

26,140

4,526

21,614

25,400

466
4,516
10,315
12,771
10,891
9,691

2,340
2,403
2,920
2,827

12,991
7,676

18,136

25,052
4,595

1,946
7,793
12,191

22,005

22,005

7,012,194

79

8,084

XXX

XXX

1,541
210,245

6,810,033
309.5

38,971

135.15

85

19,364

860,078

5,136

4,196

2,398

2,915

2,758

1,352

491

118

5,051
438,821

5,480
239,731

1,131

36,333

4,741

203,398

6,275

2,369,601

5,547

739,802

5,708
1,827,582

16,337
334,418

20,381
1,538,630

10,549
4,636,004

10,265
3,1m, 403

15,837
5,716

8,260

1,975

6,285

13,728

151
1,379
3,371
5,621
5,114
4,396

651
597
857
1,022
4,803
3,220
9,279

9,972
1,274

770
4,078
5,911

5,064

5,054
2,979,483

5,064

2,547,267

xxx

XXX

421

76,754

5,4^9,996
1,076.2

59,575

65.71
70

4,604
482,124
354
445
335
662

1,389
957
341
121

1,912

211,366

1,457

99,130

472

20,053

1,167

79,077

2,355

2,814,213

1,546

316,066

2,313
1,247,225

4,363
279,872

4,747
792,620

3,811
4,272,304

3,347
3,130,279

4,221
795

1,824
855
969

3,235

35

700

1,510

1,405

907

428

152
167

208
258

1,435
872

1,915

504
238

306
1,918

2,098

xzx

XXX
XXX

718

4,309,934

71

731,610

3,578,324
4,983.7

401,490

112.13

69

612

247,836

45

63

23

47

96

91

128

118

92

51,353

168

92,431

49

21,289

138

71,142

185

1,214,541

191

392,554

242
1,303,296

447
276,313

528
391,620

335
2,569,190

300
1,507,095

322
369

165

29

136

549

15
73
159
160
104
72

39
52
43
39

166
83

217

170
13

23

223

289

1,891

38

3,971

1,891

439, 578

XXX

XXX

113
11,894

431,655
228.3

18,977

93.56

78

1,714

108,798

350

186

145

329

374

241

72

16

433
29,248

395
11,603

99

2,678

318

8,925

425

161,414

381

29,735

302
75,985

1,237
14,872

1,764
149,649

790
255,647

700
191,149

1,275
541

652

326

325

1,238

49
337
635
399
235
105

320
246

227
171
504
165
1A7

533

210

181
302

665

See footnotes at end of table.

FLORIDA

BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1954

a senile of famts. See text]

19

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Vfliite operators— Contijiued

Tenure of operator^— Continued

Tenants — Continued

Crop-share

Livestock-share

Croppers

Other and
unspecified

Other farms

FffifE, ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Farns number. .

Land owned by farm operators farms reporting. .

acres . .
Land rented from others by farm operators. ., .farms reporting..

acres..
Land managed by farm operators farms reporting..

acres. .
Land rented to others by farm operators farms reporting..

acres. .

Land in farms acres..

Average size of farm acres..

Value of land and buildings:

Average per farm dollars..

Average per acre dollars..

Proportion of farms reporting value percent,.

Proportion of land in farms for which
value was reported percent..

Land in fsrias according to use:

Cropland harvested farms reporting..

acres. .

1 to 9 acres farms reporting..

10 to 19 acres farms reporting. .

20 to 29 acres farms reporting..

30 to i9 acres farms reporting..

50 to 99 acres farms reporting.,

100 to 199 acres farms reporting.,

200 to 'i99 acres farms reporting.,

500 acres and over farms reporting . ,

Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting.,

acres. ,

Cropland not harvested and not pastured... farms reporting.,

acres. ,
Cropland used only for crops not

harvested and not pastured farms reporting.,

acres. ,

Cropland lying idle farms reporting.,

acres. ,

Woodland pastured farms reporting.

acres, ,
Woodland not pastured farms reporting.

acres.
Other pasture (not cropland and not
woodland) farms reporting.

acres.
Other land (house lots, roads,
wasteland, etc.) farms reporting.

acres.

Cropland, total farms reporting.

acres.
Land pastured, total farms reporting.

acres.
Woodland, total farms reporting.

acres.

FAiJM OPEHATOBS

Residing on farm operated operators reporting.

Not residing on farm operated operators reporting.

With other income of family exceeding
value of agricultural products sold operators reporting.

Of f- fariB work:

Working off their farms, total operators reporting.

1 to 99'days operators reporting.

100 days or more .operators reporting.

Not working off their farms operators reporting.

By Bice:

Under 25 years operators reporting.

25 to 34 years operators reporting.

35 to <>4 years operators reporting.

AS to 54 years operators reporting,

55 to 64 years operators reporting.

65 years and over operators reporting.

Uy year beean nprrntion of present fars:

1954 operators reporting.

1953 operators reporting.

1952 operators reporting.

1951 operators reporting.

1946-1950 operators reporting.

1941-1945 operators reporting.

1940 or earlier operators reporting.

Faraa by class of •ork pover:

No tractor, horses, or mules farms reporting.

No tractor and only 1 horse or mule farms reporting.

No tractor and 2 or more horses

and/or mules farms reporting.

Tractor and horses and/or mules farms reporting.

Tractor and no horaea or mules farms reporting.

65

6

70

65

11,724

XXX

XXX

6
70

11,724
180.4

15,430

89.52

82

62
5,414

10
10
5
15
15

13

610

18
475

17

270

6

205

12
2,610

15
1,890

10
376

51
349

63
6,499

21
3,596

22
4,500

318

1

11

318

32,438

XXX
XXX

11

81

32,368

101.8

11,271

110.82

83

318
21,919
45
30
15
75
90
50

61

1,478

46

555

10
40
36
515

98
4,042

57
2,242

51
795

216
1,337

318
23,952

163
6,315

133
6,284

253
50

56
40
222

6

45
139
68
35
10

60
43
115

37
12,869

XXX
XXX

12,869
347.8

21,806

62.55

97

25
2,586

6

6

10

3

23

,120

7

243

15
6,135

4
361

35
169

31
5,949

27
9,616

20
6,390

430

5
830
430

58,301

XXX
XXX

16
915

58,216

135.4

10,726

71.10

78

430

24,692

70

10

35

121

141

42

10

1

109
5,475

98
2,956

16

201

82

2,755

86

11,763

100

8,338

61
3,442

273
1,550

430
33,123

156
20,680

168
20,101

331
63

71
279

5
53

U9

106

50

16

51
51
75
43
108
26
35

155
40

35
80
120

445

20

1,860

445

112,414

XXX

XXX

36
2,130

112, 144
252.0

23,145

151.35

75

349
15, 519

115
60
45
42
30
43
U

90

12,418

86

2,214

6

288

80

1,926

94

49,558

47

8,349

67
18,455

294
5,631

371
30,151

192
80,431

123
57,907

262

171

163

57

106

282

16
103
101
95
61
32

79
56
44
28
110
50
50

52
49
U6

21,899

20,738

1,228,426

2,008

215,774

67

61,949

1,830

129,821

1,376,328
62.8

9,967

173.65

37

13,393

124,506

9,711

2,111

620

636

259

39

15

2

5,00S
132,054

5,789
119,159

813

10,848

5,207

108,311

6,125
496,744

5,062
241,037

4,702
166,907

17,709
95,921

17,589
375,719

U,742
795,705

10,172
737,781

18,994
2,647

17,907

15,239
1,341

13,898
6,650

215
2,027
4,640
5,186
4,531
4,690

1,178
1,341
1,585
1,337
6,083
3,336
6,578

13,873
2,860

666
1,272
3,228

20

STATISTICS FOR THE STATE

State Table 4.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS.

[Data are based on reports for only

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

White operators

Total
all

fanns
of white
operators

Tenure of operator^

Full
owners

Part
owners

Managers

FarBS number .

SPECIFIED FilCILITIES AND EQUIPMENT

Telephone farms reporting.

Electricity .••*.. farms reporting.

Television set farms reporting.

Piped running water farms reporting.

Home freezer farms reporting .

Electric pig brooder farms reporting.

Power feed grinder farms reporting.

Milking machine farms reporting.

Grain combines farms reporting.

number.
Corn pickers farms reporting.

number.
Pick-up hay balers farms reporting.

number.
Field forage harvesters farms reporting.

number.

MotortrucLs farms reporting.

number.

Trac tors farms reporting.

number.
Wheel and/or crawler tractors other

than garden farms reporting.

Wheel tractors other than garden farms reporting.

number .

Garden tractors farms reporting.

number .

Crawler tractors farms reporting.

number.

AuioBobiles farms reporting.

number.

FARM USm WEEK OF SEPT. 26-OCT. 2

Faaily aad/or bired workers farms reporting.

persons.

Faaily workers, including operator farms reporting.

persons .

Operators working 1 or more hours persons.

Unpaid members of operator's family

working 15 hours or more farms reporting.

persons.

Hired workers farms reporting.

persons.
Regular workers ( to be employed

150 days or more) farms reporting,

persons.
Seasonal workers C to be employed

less than 150 days) farms reporting.

persons .
Regular hired workers and no
seasonal hired workers farms reporting,

Faras by kind of workers:

Both family workers and hired workers farms reporting.

Family workers only farms reporting.

Operators only , farms reporting.

Unpaid members of operator's

family only farms reporting.

Hired workers only farms reporting.

SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES IN 1954

Specified fara expcoditiires^ farms reporting.

Machine hire and/or hired labor farms reporting.

dollars .

Machine hire farms reporting.

dollars .

Hired labor ,,,,,.,. .farms reporting.

dollars.

Feed for livestock and poultry farros reporting.

dollars .

Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil., ,.,,,,,,,.,,.,,.,,.,,,,.,,,,,, ,,farms reporting,

dollars ,

Comnercial fertilizer and fertilizing

material farms reporting,

dollars.

tons.

acres on which used.

Lime and liming material..... farms reporting,

dollare.

tons,

acr«B on which ua«d.

51,577

20,378
46,372
13, U2
40,333

16,231

240

1,339

1,130

619
921
895
923
517
540
315
380

24,637
35,150

21,801
33,899

19,984
19,843
28,986
2,676
2,892
1,079
2,021

32,756
44,807

39,939
99,404

37,809
52,691
36,619

11,505
16,072

10,875
46,713

5,913
26,296

6,462
20,417

8,745
29,064
20,235

961
2,130

50,459

35,520
95,999,509

23,782
12,490,993

27,431
83,508,516

29,759
45,023,301

28,791
14,745,488

39,030

51,000,292

1,038,092

2,238,554

7,353

2,865,767

361,956

458,635

9,446
19,115

5,944
17,420

7,214
150
676
662

428
472
472
481
310
321
163
189

11,533
16,291

10,736
15,925

9,989

9,933

13,890

1,176

1,308

495

727

13,481
19,436

16,514
41,893

15,181
22, U8
14,753

5,442

7,365

6,084
19,775

3,582
10,946

3,389
8,829

2,695

4,751
10,430
6,530

276
1,333

21,884

18,431
43,858,986

12,352
7,751,403

15,216
36,107,583

10,707
29,164,700

14,014
6,768,774

19,078

25,932,094

525,126

1,071,589

4,495

1,549,607

191,017

244,675

1,924
4,836
1,320
4,303

2,270
17
394

270

287
324
303
311
139
141
68
85

4,066
6,769

4,096
7,680

4,016
3,999
6,841
237
288
265
551

3,412
5,316

4,697
20,136

4,510
7,122
4,432

1,664
2,690

2,154
13,014

1,248
6,487

1,265
6,527

1,967
2,543
1,522

36
187

5,048

4,540
24,148,655

2,595
1,630,949

4,274
22,517,706

3,665
8,423,324

4,500
4,149,914

4,676

11,556,080

239,461

549,113

1,047

484,547

61,333

88,631

445
603
206
590

245

5

61

43

32

51
26
32

36
46
35

57

527
2,430

518
2,595

512

506

2,043

45

54

131

498

526
1,903

619
9,089

471
524
468

34
56

517
8,565

456
7,272

187
1,293

369
102
80

1
148

712

697
20,445,615

361
1,628,637

639
18,816,978

288
2,611,517

578
2,061,899

646
8,931,587
175,379
362,656
227
573,113
77,972
80,392

446
1,670

283
1,088

449
12
36
85

30
31
54
54
18
18
11
11

1,149
1,617

1,002
1,663

967

951

1,473

63

82

79

108

983
1,453

1,752
5,561

1,705
2,686
1,677

587
1,009

558
2,875

271
938

386
1,937

511

1,194

752

1,875

1,615

4,668,542

837

449,012

1,505

4,219,530

1,054
1,783,54a

1,440
935,377

1,665
2,430,883
51,525
98,198
223
95,321
11,546
14,122

See footnotea at end of table.

FLORIDA

BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1954-Continued

a gampl p of farms. See text]

21

(For defimtlons and explanations, see text)

White operators — Continued

Tenure of operator^ — Continued

Tenants — Continued

Livestock-share

Croppers

Other and

unspecified

Other farms

Farms number..

SPECIFIED FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT

Telephone farms reporting. .

Electricity farms reporting. .

Television set farms reporting. .

Piped running water farms reporting. .

Home freezer farms reporting..

Electric pig brooder farms reporting..

Power feed grinder farms reporting.,

Milting machine farms reporting. .

Grain combines farms reporting.,

number..
Corn pickers farms reporting.

number . ,
Pick-up hay balers farms reporting.

number.
Field forage harvesters farms reporting.

number.

Motortrucks farms reporting.

number.

Tractors farms reporting.

number .
Wheel and/or crawler tractors other

than garden farms reporting.

Wheel tractors other than garden farms reporting.

number.

Garden tractors farms reporting.

number.

Crawler tractors farms reporting.

number .

Automobiles farms reporting.

number.

FARM LABOR WEEK OF SEPT. 26-OCT. 2

Family and/or hired workers farms reporting.

persons.

Family •orLers, including operator farms reporting.

persons.

Operators working 1 or more hours persons.

Unpaid members of operator's family

working 15 hours or more farms reporting.

persons.

Hired workers farms reporting.

persons.
Regular workers ( to be en5)loyed

150 days or more) farms reporting.

persons.
Seasonal workers ( to be employed

leas than 150 days) farms reporting.

persons.
Regular hired workers and no
seasonal hired workers farms reporting.

Farms by kind of workers:

Both family workers and hired workers farms reporting.

Family workers only farms reporting.

Operators only farms reporting.

Unpaid members of operator's

family only farms reporting.

Hired workers only farms reporting.

SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES IN igsi

Specified farm expenditures^ farms reporting.

Machine hire and/or hired labor farms reporting.

dollars.

Machine hire farms reporting.

dollars.

Hired labor farms reporting.

dollars.

Feed for livestock and poultry farms reporting.

dollars.

Gasoline and other petroleum fuel

and oil farms reporting.

dollars.

Conmercial fertilizer and fertilizing

material farms reporting .

dollara.

tone.

acres on which used.

Lime and lljnlng material farms reporting.

dollars.

tons.

acres on which used.

60
328

59
90
59

21
31

24
238

5

13

21
225

65

65
150,253

29
17,295

65
132,958

40
66,083

60
37,762

63

60,eS0

1,503

5,045

1

187

25

25

48
280

32
150

62

1
6
6

6

6

1
1

158
216

163
254

158

158

236

15

15

2

3

127
159

293

820

293
471
283

103
188

61
349

29
79

50
270

61
232
146

318

288
538,905

186
78,690

268
460,215

195
46,465

218
127,685

311
392,979
8,697
20,041
60
18,930
2,773
3,148

37

31
48,984

28
6,636

31
42,348

35

112,150

37
17,621

25

16,240

461

2,339

12

2,805

190

273

48
400

60
244

3
3
15
15
7
7
2
2

228

257

200
265

200
200
258
5
5
1
2

197
234

79
315
184

430

404
356,372

186
45,762

379
310,610

260
51,195

290
117,595

400

224,510

5,249

17,630

37

9,413

869

1,995

153

387

67

274

74
5
2

33

8

1
1
2
2

268
342

180
268

165
159
220
17
23
22
25

242
321

395

404

986

1,109

394

386

717

501

393

385

168

87

324

116

80

149

269

608

16

69

58

198

67

97

211

410

Ul
255
191

440

343
702,400

165
92,935

298
609,465

222

680,055

337
148,762

342
433,014
9,030
14,952
46
17,547
2,170
1,970

21,899

8,117
20,148

5,389
16,932

6,053

56

172

70

42
43
40
45
14
14
38
38

7,362
8,043

5,449
6,036

4,500
4,454
4,739
1,155
1,160
109
137

14,354
16,699

16,357
22,725

15,942
20,241
15,289

3,778
4,952

1,562
2,484

356
653

1,235
1,831

1,147
14,795
11,351

623

415

20,940

10,237

2,877,711

7,637

1,030,992

5,797

1,846,719

14,045
3,040,212

8,259
829,524

12,965
2,149,648
46,601
156,998
1,361
163,179
20,088
30,815

22

STATISTICS FOR THE STATE

State Table 4r-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS.

[Data are based on reports for only

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

White operators

Total
all

farms
of white
operators

Tenure of operator^

Full
owners

Port
owners

Managers

LIVESTOCK

Livestock on band:

All cattle and calves farms reporting..

number,.
Cows, including heifers that have

calved farms reporting..

number..

Mlli cows farms reporting..

number. .

Horses and mules farms reporting..

number. .

All hogs and pigs farms reporting..

number..

Chickens 4 months old and over farms reporting..

number..

Livestock and livestock products sold in 19S4:

Cattle and calves sold alive farms reporting..

number..

Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting..

number..

Chickens sold farms reporting. .

dollars..

Chicken eggs sold farms reporting..

dozens. .

Specified crops harvested in 19S4:

Corn for all purposes farms reporting..

acres..

Corn harvested for grain farms reporting.,

acres. .

bushels harvested,.

bushels sold..

Peanuts harvested for picking or

threshing farms reporting.

acres grown alone,
acres grown with other crops,
pounds harvested..

Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting.

dollars.

Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit orchards, groves,

vineyards, and planted nut trees farms reporting^.

acres^.

acres. .
tons. .

27,502
1,635,656

25,401
904.410

15,282
157,077

14,334
29,624

15,541
386,797

23,282
3,382,371

15,796
657,607

11,632
319,557

4,193
5,950,406

7,085
28,490,972

13,321
471, 360

10,875

265,871

4,720,357

1,027,221

3,171

42,895

245

32,632,814

8,605
76,387,734

22,963
631,270

58,431
80,099

10,006
763,202

9,425

435,220

5,308

83,934

6,122
13,485

5,814
182, 664

8,343
,495,789

7,226

311, 700

5,027
155,319

2,481
5,302,953

3,353
23,260,172

5,605
213,843

4,494

112,421

1,973,558

368,394

1,322

15,437

245

12,722,702

3,763
19,119,897

12,467
384,633

31,542
41,859

3,846
465,391

3,751

256,616

2,287

37,824

2,462

6,035

2,657
113,924

2,741
321,042

2,955
181,422

2,473
99,847

406
315,796

743
3,034,892

2,687
154,217

2,300

85,763

1,480,104

386,902

1,066
18,759

14,853,310

2,392
36,220,627

1,330
58,566

12,853
16,988

319
236,310

314

125,213

123

13, 139

259
2,129

99
5,195

80
38,691

288
108,136

21
168,853

25
321,842

92

16,571

86

13,445

413,144

114,935

824
598,795

108
10,154,218

425
135,270

3,407
13,033

1,891

965
34,898

926

21,696

631

9,238

693
1,366

847
23,346

1,050
82,627

536

20,065

722
18,832

132
62,477

195

603,586

1,028
40,461

938
25,538
428,800
105, 555

465
6,722

3,851,712

787
10,315,138

166
2,306

2,520
3,880

269
14,042

257
8,928

205
4,331

200
308

207
5,568

301
31,383

169

,004

184
4,704

41
35,202

52
356,568

254
9,955

224

5,952

Ul,655

28,345

106
1,436

1,023,695

314
6,490,905

23
53

570
1,395

^Data are given by tenure of operator for commercial farms only,
20 trees or grapevines. See text.

Excludes farms reporting commercial fertilizer and lime.

^Does not include data for farms with less than

FLORIDA

BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1954-Continued

a saii5)le of farms. See text]

23

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

White operators— Continued

Tenure of operator^ — Continued

Tenants — Continued

Share-cash

Livestock-share

Croppers

Other and
unspecified

Other farms

Faras number. .

LITOSTOCK

LiTestock on hand:

AH cattle and calves farms reporting..

number. .
Cows, including heifers that have

calved farms reporting . .

number,.

Milk cows farms reporting..

number. .

Horses and rallies farms reporting..

number . .

All hogs and pigs farms reporting..

number. .

Chickens i months old and over farms reporting..

number. .

Liveacock and liveatock products sold in 1954:

Cattle and calves sold alive farms reporting..

number. .

Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting..

number..

Chickens sold farms reporting..

dollars..

Chicken eggs sold farms reporting..

dozens..

CHOPS

Specified crops harvested in 1954:

Corn for all purposes farms reporting..

acres..

Corn harvested for grain farms reporting..

acres. .

bushels harvested . .

bushels sold. .

Peanuts harvested for picking or

threshing farms reporting..

acres grown alone..

acres grown with other crops..

pounds harvested . .

Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting. .

dollars..

Land in bearing and nonbearlng fruit orchards, groves,

vineyards, and planted nut trees farms reporting^..

acres^ . .

Hay cut acres. .

tons. .

50
979

50
674

512

21
29

43
993

37
666

25
496

42
1,135

47
2,107

37

1,190

22,925

6,785

15
275

32
311,594

223
2,235

218

1,198

167

123
227

173
3,747

207
5,861

81
483

127
2,175

10
510

30
19,920

223
8,240

223

6,595

91,970

27,890

172
2,534

1,205,585

116
1,780,537

32
1,663

32

1,011

21

568

27
57

24
790

29

15,425

22

754

19
710

15
13,500

15
47,800

24
1,425

18

640

12,800

100

17
4,425

196
4,529

190

2,404

116

394

155
306

263

8,049

292
11,794

94
1,725

223
4,848

30
2,670

56
30,000

337
13,569

300

7,524

129,875

30,160

117
1,831

971,865

156
403,387

36
709

475
677

195
11,450

179

7,481

80

2,825

167
439

U7
4,199

184
16,998

145
8,603

127
5,260

36
10,595

41
149,090

143
5,165

136

3,637

59,575

12,275

46
549

330,880

152
1,324,290

91
1,461

1,365

1,728

12,366

135,855

10,985

65,665

6,933

12,942

4,798
6,609

6,124
61,668

11,068
444,222

4,791
36,284

3,336

41,122

1,153
100,327

2,769
1,270,480

3,909
46,268

3,057

28,704

424,751

51,435

304
1,153

1,555
577,854

8,575
50,495

3.109
4,339

24

STATISTICS FOR THE STATE

State Table 4-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS,

[Data are based on reports for only

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Nonwhite operators

Total
all

farms

of nonwhite

operators

Tenure of operator^

Full
owners

Part

owners

FARMS, ACREA3E, AND VALUE
Pafpg number. .

Land owned by farm operators farms reporting..

acres..
Land rented from others by farm operators.. , .farms reporting..

acres. .
Land managed by farm operators farms reporting..

acres. ,
Land rented to others by farm operators farms reporting..

acres..

Land io farM acres..

Average size of farm acres..

Value of land and buildings:

Average per farm dollars . .

Average per acre dollars,.

Proportion of farms reporting value percent..

Proportion of land in farms for which
value was reported percent. .

Land in fams according to use:

Cropland harvested farms reporting..

acres. .

1 to 9 acres farms reporting..

10 to 19 acres farms reporting,,

20 to 29 acres farms reporting..

30 to "^9 acres farms reporting.,

50 to 99 acres farms reporting..

100 to 199 acres farms reporting..

200 to -199 acres farms reporting.,

500 acres and over farms reporting..

Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting.,

acres. ,

Cropland not harvested and not pastured. ..farms reporting.,

acres, ,
Cropland used only for crops not

harvested and not pastured farms reporting.,

acres. ,

Cropland lying idle farms reporting.,

acres. .

Woodland pastured farms reporting. ,

acres..
Woodland not pastiired farms reporting.,

acres. .
Other pasture (not cropland and not
woodland) farms reporting.,

acres. ,
Other land (house lots, roads,
wasteland, etc.) farms reporting.,

acres. ,

Cropland, total farms reporting. ,

acres. .

Land pastured, total farms reporting,,

acres.

Woodland, total farms reporting.

acres.

FARM OPERATCRS

Residing on farm operated operators reporting.

Not residing on farm operated operators reporting.

With other income of family exceeding

value of agricultural products sold operators reporting,

Off-fara work:

Working off their farms, total operators reporting.

1 to 99 days operators reporting.

100 days or more operators rei>ortlng.

Not working off their farms operators reporting.

By ace:

Under 25 years ,. operators reporting.

25 to 3A years operators reporting.

35 to 44 years operators reporting.

AS to 54 years operators reporting.

55 to 64 years operators reporting.

65 years and over.,.,.,,...,,.,, operators reporting.

By year be^an operation of present fan:

1954 operators reporting.

1953 operators reporting.

1952 operators reporting.

1951 operators reporting.

1946-1950 operators reporting.

1941-19'45 operators reporting.

1940 or earlier operators reporting.

Faraa bv class of work power:

No trrjctor, horses, or ni::e? faj-ms reporting.

No tractor and only 1 horse or mule farms reporting.

No tractor and 2 or more horses

and/or mules ......farms reporting.

Tractor and horses and/or mules. farms reporting.

Tractor and no horses or mules farms reporting.

5,913

4,536

218,589

2,312

87,057

27

204,845

304

9,053

501,438
84.8

4,198
81.54

3.370
1,267
2,103
2,533

116
450
1,245
1,401
1,148
1,456

167

218
305
253

1,213
833

2,752

1,830
2,387

965
488

243

1,163
101,770

XXX
XXX

99,515
85.6

6,825

78.80

91

428
271
157
735

15
65

191
261
311

305

15
15

25
235
231
586

160
470

256
206

71

607

607
35,369

607
25,529

XXX
XXX

27
1,892

59,006
97.2

6,092

63.97

5,<113

1,151

597

115,021

33,768

28,211

2,365

185

45

972

250

60

735

290

105

785

230

205

466

175

140

76

20

35

13

1

6

1

1

l,i71

446

241

27,532

9,685

5,972

2,462

610

284

49,055

15,255

6,977

357

95

47

5,010

1,615

270

2,225

550

262

44,045

13,640

6,707

1,392

448

234

76,525

13,932

6,844

1,878

486

196

61,067

20,040

7,675

598

188

97

156,735

2,959

1,550

4,805

988

496

15,503

3,876

1,777

5,753

1,156

602

191,608

58,708

41,160

2,659

743

406

260,792

26,576

14,366

2,950

808

374

137,592

33,972

14,519

5,450

1,077

546

371

70

56

340
225
115

267

5
55

214
151
127
45

15
15
11
177
121
258

25
165

196

170

:aGC

XXX

XXX

720

XXX

40,728

20

XXX

18,702

XXX

1

15

140

505

18,562

40,223

928.1

55.9

80,384

3,054

384.21

54.79

95

90

18

720

1,755

24,569

105

5

125

5

130

...

220

1

125

5

11

2

4

1

152

200

3,680

2

135

2,572

2,440

25

340

2

120

2,572

2,100

2

111

3,909

3,300

8

146

4,965

3,959

7

46

4,556

965

14

424

605

1,310

18

720

4,527

30,689

9

228

8,665

7,945

3

227

8,874

7,259

15

605

5

105

346
241
105
374

25

80

198

231

UO

55

71
77
75
60

141
70

205

160
220

256
68
16

See footnotes at end of table.

FLORIDA

BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR. CENSUS OF 1954

a sanple of famis. See text]

25

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Nonwhite operators — Continued

Tenure of operator^ — Continued

Tenants — Continued

Crop-share

Livestock-share

Croppers

Other and
unspecified

Other farms

FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Farms number..

Land owned by farm operators farms reporting..

acres. ,
Land rented from others by farm operators .... farms reporting.,

acres. .
Land managed by farm operators farms reporting..

acres. .
Land rented to others by farm operators farms reporting..

acres. .

Land in farms acr^s. .

Average size of farm acres..

Value of land bim) buildinf;s:

Average per farm dollars . .

Average per acre dollars . ,

Proportion of farms reporting value percent..

Proportion of land in farms for which
value was reported percent.,

L^nd in fams accopdinp to use:

Cropland harvested farms reporting. ,

acres. .

1 to 9 acres farms reporting..

10 to 19 acres farms reporting,,

20 to 29 acres farms reporting.,

20 to A9 acres farms reporting.,

50 to 99 acres farms reporting.,

100 to 199 acres farms reporting.,

200 to i99 acres farms reporting..

500 acres and over farms reporting. .

Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting.,

acres. ,

Cropland not harvested and not pastured, . .farms reporting.,

acres. ,
Cropland used only for crops not

harvested and not pastured farms reporting.,

acres. ,

Cropland lying idle farms reporting..

acres. .

Woodland pastured farms reporting.,

acres. ,
Woodland not pastured farms reporting,,

acres. .
Other pasture (not cropland and not
woodland) farms reporting. .

acres. .
Other land (house lots, roads,
wasteland, etc.) farms reporting. .

acres..

Cropland, total farms reporting. .

acres, .
Land pastured, total farms reporting..

acres. .
Woodland, total farms reporting..

acres. ,

FARM OPERATCRS

Residing on farm operated operators reporting.

Not residing on farm operated operators reporting.

With other income of family exceeding
value of agricultural products sold operators reporting.

Off- f am work:

Working off their farms, total operators reporting.

1 to 99 days operators reporting.

100 dai's or more operators reporting.

Not working off their farms operators reporting.

By age:

Under 25 years operators reporting.

25 to 34 years operators reporting.

35 to 44 years operators reporting.

45 to 54 years operators reporting.

55 to 64 years operators reporting.

65 years and over operators reporting.

By year began operation of present farn:

1954 operators reporting.

1953 operators reporting.

1952 operators reporting .

1951 operators reporting.

1946-1950 operators reporting.

1941-1945 operators reporting.

1940 or earlier operators reporting.

Faras by class of work pover:

No tractor, horses, or mules farms reporting.

No tractor and only 1 horse or mule farms reporting.

No tractor and 2 or more horses

and/or mules farms reporting.

Tractor and horses and/or mules farms reporting.

Tractor and no horses or mules farms reporting.

35
2,405

XXX
XXX

2,405
68.7

2,330

31.07
86

135
4,695

XXX
XXX

4,695
34.8

2,530

71.66

85

35

135

1,780

4,160

25

15

5

40

20

30

5

25

15
100

10
65

10
65

5

60

10

165

25

80

45

145

35

135

,950

4,325

10

20

90

160

10

10

410

225

25

90

10

40

5
225

XXX
XXX

225

45.0

2,500
55.56

100

5
200

5
10

5

200

158

8,257

XXX
XXX

5
25

8,232
52.1

3,161

71.15

80

158
5,364
40
40
10
25
40

16
1,285

20
540

10
190

10
350

15
245

16
469

1
30

93
299

158

7,189

27

1,560

31

714

143
15

121

7,781

XXX

XXX

5

280

7,501
62.0

3,830

61.78

100

121
2,970
40
25
10
30
15
1

41
1,225

20
260

125
15
135

26
1,440

30
1,090

5

250

61
266

121
4,455

2,766

81,450

985

20,800

7

186,143

186

4,261

234,132

83.5

2,730

99.11

2,927

26,718

2,030

532

205

130

25

5

631
7,994

1,431
21,811

190

2,785

1,291

19,026

597

48,540

1,042

24,428

260
146,705

2,883
7,935

3,257
56,524

1,273
203,240

1,533
72, %8

3,207

135

2,667

2,246

525

1,721

1,147

70
245
640
746
600
1,051

80
105
200
155
655
411
1,701

1,485
1,521

257
40
100

26

STATISTICS FOR THE STATE

State Table 4.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS, |

[Data are based on reports for only

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Nonwhite operators

Total

all

fanns

of nonwhite

operators

Tenure of operator^

Full
owners

Part
owners

Managers

paras number. .

SPECIFIED FyiCILITIES AND EQUIPMENT

Telephone farms reporting. .

Electricity farms reporting. .

Television set farms reporting..

Piped running water farms reporting..

HoEK freezer farms reporting..

Electric pig brooder farms reporting. .

Power feed grinder farms reporting..

Minting machine farms reporting..

Grain combines farms reporting. .

number. .
Corn pickers farms reporting..

number. .
Pick-up hay balers farms reporting..

number..
Field forage harvesters farms reporting,.

number..

Motortrucks farms reporting. .

number..

Tractors farms reporting..

number . .
Wheel and/or crawler tractors other

than garden farms reporting..

Wheel tractors other than garden farms reporting..

number. .

Garden tractors farms reporting..

number..

Crawler tractors farms reporting..

number..

Autoaobiles farms reporting..

number. .

FARM LABCF WEEK OF SEPT. 26-OCT. 2

Faaily aad/or hired workers farms reporting..

persons. .

Faaily workers, including operator farms reporting.,

persons..

Operators working 1 or more hours persons..

Unpaid members of operator's family

working 15 hours or more ....farms reporting..

persons..

Hired workers farms reporting,.

persons . ,
Regular workers ( to be enqjloyed

150 days or more) farms reporting..

persons. ,
Seasonal workers ( to be employed

less than 150 days) farms reporting.,

persons , ,
Regular hired workers and no
seasonal hired workers farms reporting.,

Faraa by kiad of workers:

Both family workers and hired workers farms reporting.

Family workers only farms reporting.

Operators only farms reporting.

Unpaid members of operator ' s

family only farms reporting.

Hired workers only farms reporting.

SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES IN 1954

Specified fora expeaditures^ farms reporting.

Machine hire and/or hired labor farms reporting.

dollars.

Machine hire farms reporting.

dollars.

Hired labor farms reporting.

dollars.

Feed for livestock and poultry farms reporting.

dollars .

Gasoline and other petroleum fuel

and oil farms reporting.

dollars.

Comnerclal fertilizer and fertilizing

material farms reporting.

dollars .

tons.

acres on which used.

Lime and liming material..... farms reporting.

dollars ,

tons,

acres en which uaed.

See footnotes at end of table.

5,913

312
3,668

335
1,208

378
6
22
31

24
24
11
11
17
17
10
10

1,740
1,872

777
902

731

731

837

51

51

2,043
2,090

5,097
9,583

5,061
8,396
4,971

1,899
3,425

312

1,187

63
163

262

1,024

276
4,785

3,043

85
36

5,573
3,529

911,771
2,313

194,971
2,362

716,800

3,703
452,736

1,950
327,339

4,486

854,222

18,877

80, 185

133

17,072

1,820

2,492

52

833
91
313

122
5
5
16

10
10

531
551

278
325

277

277

319

6

6

383
384

1,073
2,106

1,062
1,886
1,047

491
839

56

151

77
985
530

15
11

1,138

948

315,830

530

47,580

788

268,250

708
168, 360

583
118,710

1,083

288,590

5,869

23,007

61

4,652

515

677

15
417

41
135

68

1
10
10

13
13
6
6

310
338

221
262

221
221
251

262
268

557
1,621

552

1,146

537

277
609

93

475

83
428

464
237

607

531
240,240

353
43,255

389
196,985

395
86,845

345
116,275

587

209,879

4,728

21,982

16

1,010

130

210

20

19

93,380

5

300

14

93,030

4
4,426

10
5,224

19

62,712

1,352

1,742

5

8,000

80O

800

11

360

36

108

194
206

84
84
103
10
10
1
1

258
258

664
1,913

659

1,531
649

396
882

86
382

S6

372

81

578
243

10
5

700

589

138,671

388

43,861

454

94,810

339
21,260

270
40,485

675

137,710

3,315

18,041

21

815

95

285

FLORIDA

BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1954-Continued

a Ban5)le of farms. See textj

27

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Nonwhite operators — Continued

Tenure of operator^ — Continued

Tenants — Continued

Crop-share

Livestock-share

Croppers

Other and
unspecified

Other farms

Far BS number . ,

SPECIFIED FACIUTIES AND EQUIPrffiNT

Telephone farms reporting.,

Electricity farms reporting..

Television set farms reporting..

Piped running water farms reporting,.

Home freezer..... ....farms reporting..

Electric pig brooder farms reporting..

Power feed grinder farms reporting..

Milking machine farms reporting..

Grain combines farms reporting.,

number . .
Corn picJcers farms reporting..

niunber..
Pick-up hay balers farms reporting..

number . ,
Field forage harvesters farms reporting..

number. ,

Motortrucks farms reporting.,

number. .

Tractors farms reporting. .

number . ,
Wheel and/or crawler tractors other

than garden farms reporting..

Wheel tractors other than garden farms reporting.,

number . ,

Garden tractors farms reporting.,

number. ,

Crawler tractors farms reporting..

number . ,

AutoBobiles farms reporting..

number. .

FARM LABCR VEEK OF SEPT. 26-OCT. 2

Family and/or hired workers farms reporting..

persons. .

Faaily workers, including operator farms reporting..

persons. ,

Operators working 1 or more hours persons..

Unpaid members of operator's family

working 15 hours or more farms reporting.,

persons. .

Hired workers farms reporting. ,

persons. ,
Regular workers ( to be employed

150 days or more) farms reporting..

persons. .
Seasonal workers ( to be enqDloyed

less than 150 days) farms reporting..

persons.,
Regular hired workers and no
seasonal hired workers farms reporting..

Faras by kind of workers:

Both family workers and hired workers farms reporting..

Family workers only farms reporting..

Operators only farms reporting. .

Unpaid members of operator's

family only farms reporting..

Hired workers only farms reporting..

SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES IN 1954

Specified fara expenditures^ farms reporting.

Machine hire and/or hired labor farms reporting.

dollars.

Machine hire farms reporting.

dollars.

Hired labor farms reporting.

dollars.

Feed for livestock and poultry farms reporting.

dollars.

Gasoline and other petroleum fuel

and oil farms reporting.

dollars.

Coanterclal fertilizer and fertilizing

material farms reporting.

dollars.

tons.

acrea on which used.

Lime and liming material farms reporting.

dollars.

tons.

acres on which used.

30
140

30
90
30

15

60

10
50

135
355

135
310
130

90
180

15
45

5

10

15
35

15
120
40

35

135

20

U5

5,770

26,790

15

80

2,150

13,570

20

95

3,620

13,220

20

60

1,570

1,760

10

50

525

6,295

35

120

5,135

30,495

U6

739

1,340

2,905

5

5
350

5
350

5

500

5

500

5

,875

50

205

6
113
U.
37

133
307

133
255
133

61
122

6
52

6

127
70

148

123

35,051

48

4,501

118

30,550

52
3,390

88
13,325

143

41,135

980

4,252

111
286

111
241
111

45
130

10
45

10

101
58

121

115

24,310

60

4,440

80

19,870

56

4,420

56
7,360

121

21,880

495

2,064

15

300

226

2,043

166

642

167

5
5

691
751

175
175

140
lAO
140
35
35

1,121
1,157

2,788
3,891

2,773
3,818
2,723

735
1,095

37
73

36
72

22

2,751
2,026

45

IS

3,108

1,442

123,650

1,037

59,975

717

63,675

2,257
171,845

742
46,645

2,122

155,331

3,613

15,413

30

2,595

280

520

28

STATISTICS FOR THE STATE

State Table 4-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS,

[Data are based on reports for oiUj

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Nonwhite operators

Total

all

fanns

of nonwhite

operators

Tenure of operator^

Full
owners

Part
owners

LIVESTOCK

Livestock OQ hand:

All cattle and calves farms reporting..

number..
Cows, including heifers that have

calved farms reporting. .

number..

Milk cows farms reporting..

number. .

Horses and mules farms reporting . .

number. .

All hogs and pigs farms reporting..

number. .

Chickens 4 months old and over farms reporting..

number. .

Livestock and livestock products sold in 1954:

Cattle and calves sold alive farms reporting..

number. .

Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting..

number..

Chickens sold farms reporting. .

dollars..

Chicken eggs sold farms reporting . .

dozens. .

Specified crops harvested Id 19S4:

Corn for all purposes farms reporting. .

acres. .

Corn harvested for grain farms reporting..

acres. .

bushels harvested..

bushels sold..

Peanuts harvested for picking or

threshing farms reporting..

acres grown alone..

acres grown with other crops..

pounds harvested..

Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting..

dollars. .

Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit orchards, groves,

vineyards, and planted nut trees farms reporting-*..

acres ■*. .

Hay cut acres. .

tons . .

2,898
19,126

2,668
9,498
1,920
3,583

3,840
5,330

3,870
39,441

4,700
104,569

528
3,133

1,937
18,939

141
5,235

376
108,025

4,143
63,922

3,492
48,467
597,175
169,520

1,208

9,054

45

5,684,785

1,680
1,296,955

571
3,971

959
545

668
4,290

653
2,315

432
1,004

932
1,349

881
11,644

946

34,700

153
704

571
6,055

30
2,340

120
83,200

916

17,490

785

11,995

145,925

36,800

295
2,135

486

406,395

117
1,583

376
3,262

341

1,581

233

678

531
871

461
7,636

546
12,458

134
982

326
3,894

11
415

56

10,610

511
15,684

456

11,284

128,605

34,035

280

3,107

10

2,000,475

290

472,490

9

526

9

323

6

6

15
30

7
20

2

50

3
236

1
65

1

65

1.000

700

6

83,000

12
900

318
2,029

308
920
237

407

544
899

459
6,474

539
11,041

62
414

349
3,771

30
2,210

588
14,080

543
11,455
191,360
81, 505

295
2,820

1,805,430

308
217,465

130
45

180
760

175
465
145
225

246
417

215

2,74u

230
5,005

25

105

100

i

6,080

245

5,345

110,525

48,725

155
1,185

151
83,685

130
45

^Data are given by tenure of operator for commercial farms only.
20 trees of grapevines. See text.

Excludes farms reporting commercial fertilizer and lime .

■'Does not include data for farms with less than

I

FLORIDA

BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1954-Continued

a sample of farms. See text]

29

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Nonwhite operators — Continued

Tenure of operator^ — Continued

Tenants — Continued

Share -cash

Crop-share

Livestock-share

Croppers

Other and
unspecified

Other farms

Faras ...,...., .number. .

LIVESTOCK

Livestock oa band:

All cattle ajid calves farms reporting..

number. .
Cows, including heifers that have

calved farms reporting. .

number. .

Milk cows farms reporting..

number. .

Horses and mules farms reporting..

number..

All hogs and pigs farms reporting. .

number. .

Chickens 4 months old and over farms reporting..

number. .

Liveatocl and iivestocL products sold ia 1954:

Cattle and calves. sold alive farms reporting..

number. .

Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting..

number..

Chickens sold farms reporting. .

dollars..

Chicken eggs sold farms reporting..

dozens..

CROPS

Specified crops harvested in 1954:

Corn for all purposes farms reporting..

acres. .

Com harvested for grain farms reporting. .

acres. .

bushels harvested..

bushels sold. .

Peanuts harvested for picking or

threshing farms reporting, .

acres grown alone..

acres grown with other crops. .

pounds harvested. .

Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting. .

dollars. .

Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit orchards, groves,

vineyards, and planted nut trees farms reporting-*..

acres-*. .

Hay cut acres. .

tons. .

25
120

25
55
25
50

30
55

30
610

30
,045

25
455

35
1,260

35
1,115
9,200
2,250

120
170,125

20
2,545

45

115

105
180

90
935

90
1,770

65
475

95
1,835

95

1,665

21,125

3,400

65
870

25
39,250

5

100

5

150

5

130

1,825

27
734

27

205

17

43
1,020

98
1,661

11
195

38
791

107
2,835

87

1,950

26,500

16,625

30
355

62
62,025

41

30O

36
130
20
35

76
1,069

91

1,560

51
650

86
1,920

76

1,250

22,185

10,505

25
250

85,250

50
29,960

3,403

1,527
9,019

1,357
4,359
1,012
1,488

1,818
2,181

2,062
13,667

2,667

46,320

176
797

691
5,219

170
12,005

2,127

16,603

1,707

13,668

130,285

16,480

337

942

35

415,130

590
117,605

405
1,384

410
310

30

STATISTICS FOR THE STATE

State Table 5.-FARM OPERATORS BY COLOR, RESIDENCE, OFF-FARM WORK, AGE, AND YEARS ON PRESENT FARM-
CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1954

[^Data in italics are based on reports for only a Bample of fanus. See text^

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Census of —

195-4

(Oct. -Nov.)

1950
(J^rll l)

19^5
(January l)

19-40
(J^rll l)

1935
(January l)

1930
(April 1)

1925
(January 1)

FARM OPERATORS

By color:

White

Negro ■

Other nonwhlte ■

By resideoce:

Residing on farm operated operators

Not residing on farm operated operators

Operators not reporting residence -

By off-fara work:

Working off their farms, total operators

1 to 49 days operators

50 to 99 days operators

100 days or more operators

100 to 199 days operators

200 days and over operators

Operators not working off their fanos ,

Iterators not reporting

By age:

Under 25 years operators

25 to 34 years operators

35 to "W years operators

45 to 54 years operators

55 to 64 years operators

65 years and over ■ operators

Average age

Operators not reporting age

Operation of present fara began--
1954:

September or later operators

July and August operators

Kay and June operators

March and April operators

January and February operators

1953:

November and December operators

September and October operators

July and August operators

May and June operators

March and April operators

January and February operators

1952 operators

1951 operators

1946 to 1950 operators

1941 to 1945 operators

1940 and earlier operators

Operators not reporting

Average ouaber of years oa present fara .•*.

. number .
. number .
. number .

reporting.
reporting.
.. .number.

reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting.
... number .
. . . number .

reporting,
reporting.
reporting,
reporting.
reporting,
reporting.
... .years.
. . . nunber •

reporting,
reporting,
reporting.

reporting,
reporting.

reporting,
reporting.

reporting.
reporting.
reporting,
reporting.
reporting,
reporting.
reporting,
reporting.
reporting.
. , , number .
....years.

51,458

6,050

35

45,904

10,605
1,034

29.510

3,38i

2.A09

23,717

i.Oil

19. 706

27, 933

i7

582
i.966

11,560
li.l72
12,039
11, U7
51.9
3,02i

i53
372
36 i

iOl
917

i?3
573
325

68 i
3.225
3.080
U.20i
8.509
20, 888
2.i56
14

49

416

7

473

33

49

046

6

151

1

724

25

ISO

3

76S

2

591

m

801

3

.?9B

16

iOb

29

75S

1

927

1

222

6

69i

11

464

12

445

11

1S7

9

552

iO.3

i

:'79

XXX

XXX

XXX

XXX

XXX

XXX

XXX

XXX

XXX

XXX

XXX

XXX

XXX

XXX

XXX

XXX

XXX

13

50,724
10,435

51,180

9,290

689

17,413
1,706
1,469

14,238
2,842

11,396

43,746

964
6,976
13,619
15,632
12,608
10,226
50.2
1,084

XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX

XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX

12

52 ,490

9,731

27

48,729
9,212
4,307

20,519
3,455
2,830

14,234
5,143
9,091

33,134
8,595

1,779

7,940
11,759
13,937
11,646

9,683
49.5

5,504

XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX

XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX

11

60,093
12,764

(HA)
(NA)
(NA)

26,857
6,346
6,111

14,400
5,722
8,678

39,561
6,439

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX

XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX

(NA)

47,923

11,010

33

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

18,815
3,899
3,163

11,753
4,741
7,012

40,151

2,026

7,403
11,969
13,849
11,099

7,577
(NA)

5,043

XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX

XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX

(NA)

47,205
12,012

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
fNA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX

XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
(NA)

NA Not available.

Stale Table 6.-FARMS BY CLASS OF WORK POWER AND SPECIFIED FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT:

[Data

CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1954

Id italics are based on reports for only a sajnple of farms. See text]

Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Census of —

1954

(Oct. -Nov.)

1950
(April 1)

1945
( January l)

1940
(April 1)

1935
(January l)

1930
(April 1)

1925
(January l)

F.r.s by class of »ork pover:

No tractor, horses, or mules farms

No tractor and only 1 horse or mule farms

No tractor and 2 or more horses

and/or mules farms

Tractor and horses and/or mules farms

Tractor and no horses or mules farms

Specified facilities and equip.ent:

Telephone farms

Electricity farms

Television set farms

Piped running water farms

Home freezer farms

Electric pig brooder farms

Power feed grinder farms

Milking machine farms

Grain combines .farms

Com pickers farms

Pick-up hay balers farms

Field forage harvesters farms

Motortrucks farms

Tractors, including garden tractors farms

1 tractor farms

2 tractors farms

3 tractors farms

4 tractors farms

5 or more tractors farms

Wheel tractors other than garden ,

Garden tractors

Crawler tractors ,

Automobiles .rarms

Farms reporting automobiles and/or motortrucks.

reporting,
reporting.

reporting,
reporting .
reporting.

reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting.

number .
reporting.

number,
reporting.

number,
reporting.

number,
reporting.

number,
reporting.

number,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting.
, . number.
. . .number.
...number,
reporting.

niimber.
...number.

26.882
e.982

2,911
8.281
12.i3i

20. 690

60,040

13.177

il.6il

16.609

2i6

1.361

1.161

8i3

945

90S

929

534

557

326

390

26.377

37.022

22.678

3i.a01

H6. 923

^.86!

'S6i

'392

^675

29.323

2.9i3

2.036

34.799

46.897

ii.821

21 . 83i
12.361

7.373
7.382
7.893

10.253

iO.529

(NA)

(NA)

5.988

(NA)

mil

983

i30

612

93

98

301

310

(NA)

(NA)

20.809

29.356

15.275

22.018

HH6i

h.5l5

h.l06

18.671
1.909
l.i35
28.196
36.023
39.2iO

27. 122
li.791

9.897
5.631
3.735

6,429

22,857

(NA)

20,068

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

325

210

2i2

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

16,572

21,639

9,508

12,812

7,942

983

583

9.970

1.338

1.691

28,320

31,721

36,960

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

3,556
16 ,472
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
11,668
14,360
6,319
7,703
(HA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

[^
(NA)

24,552

27,393

^A)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(na)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

{Z\

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

3,525
'6,489
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(na)

(NA)

(NA)

10,852

12,203

4,382

5,244

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

NA)

(NA)

(NA)

24,161

26 ,387

^NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
2,352
2,777
^NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(na)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

NA Not available. 'The 1930 inquiry referred to electricity in "farmer's dwelling," and the 1920 inquiry referred to gas or electricity in "operator's dwelling.
Figures for 1954 and 1950 are for tractors other than garden tractors.

FLORIDA

31

State Table 7.-FARM LABOR AND SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES: CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1954

[Data in italics are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

1954
(Oct. -Nov.)

1950
(April 1)

1*45
( January l)

1940
(April 1)

1935
( January l)

1930
(April 1)

1925
(January l)

1920
(January l)

FARM UffiOR

Fara worLers for specified week: ^

Family and/or hired workers^ farms reporting..

persons . .

Average per farm reporting persons. .

Family workers, including operators — .farms reporting..

persons. .

Operators working 1 or more hours persons..

Unpaid members of operator's family

working 15 or more hours farms reporting. .

persons. .

Hired workers farms reporting..

persons. .

Workers hired by month persons. .

Workers hired by day or week persons . .

Workers hired by hour or on

piece-work basis persons. .

No report as to basis of payment persons..

Fsras reporting by aiaber of hired workers:

1 hired worker farms reporting. .

2 hired workers farms reporting. .

3 or 4 hired workers farms reporting. .

5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting . .

10 or more workers farms reporting. .

paras by kind of workers during specified week:

No workers reported farms . .

Family workers and hired workers farms . .

Operator and hired workers farms. .

Operator, members of his familjr,
and hired workers farms..

Members of operator's family and hired workers. . .farms. .
Family workers only farms . .

Operator only farms. .

Operator and members of his family farms..

Members of operator's family only farms..

Hired workers only farms..

SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITUHES'

Machine hire farms reporting..

dollars..

Hired labor^ farms reporting..

dollars. .

$1 to $99 farms reporting..

$100 to $199 farms reporting. .

$200 to $499 farms reporting..

$500 to $999 farms reporting. .

$1,000 to $2,499 farms reporting..

$2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting..

$5,000 to $9,999 farms reporting..

$10,000 to $19,999 farms reporting. .

$20,000 and over farms reporting..

Feed for livestock and poultry farms reporting..

dollars. .

Gasoline and other petroleun fuel and oi.

...farms reporting.,
dollars..

Connerciol fertilizer and

fertilizing nnterial farms reporting..

dollars. .

Liae and lining naterial farms reporting..

dollars. .

i5.036
108. 98?

42.870
61.087

13.i0i
19.i97

It. 1:8?
i?.900
3.039
25.298

i.a?i
2.181
1.830
l.i2i
878

12.i5i
9.021
6.188

2.599

23i

33.8i9

23.278

9.525

l.OiS

2.166

26.095
12.685.96i

29.793
Si. 225. 316

6.U3

4.433

6.499

3.752

3.900

2.114

1 . 325

877

750

33.462
45.476.03?

30. 741
15.072.827

43.516
51.854.514

7.486

2.332.339

43.216
132.064

41.283
65.203

18.024
26. 782

11.176

66.856

3.039

31.018

31 . 739
1.060

4.631
2.253
1.808
1.365
1.119

13.62?
9.243
5.777

3.150

316

32.040

17.482

12.017

2.541

1.933

20.033
5.336.302

24.579
64.392.343

7.192

3.667

4.723

2,527

2.313

35.237
31.779.769

22. 593
10.778.933

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

52,125

109,751

51,053
73,737

17,282
24,180

7,072
36,014

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

3,203

1,381

1,130

804

554

9,034
6,000
3,978

1,909

113

45,053

29,793

13,877

1,383

1,072

(NA)
(NA)

31,306
48,514,380

8,833

5,124

6,613

3,921
3,547

34,900
20,222,989

(NA)
(NA)

36,678
20,632.785

3.013
515,633

54,039
147,424

49,111
76,825

(NA)

iSil

15,262

70,599

9,492
37,276

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

8,209

10,334

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
38,777
(NA)
(NA)
(NAJ
4,928

(NA)
(NA)

27,896
20,977,631

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

27,573
8,166,801

21,926
3,265,479

42,086
13,072,255

2,999
247,464

67,753
160,387

60,610
99,760

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

20,215
60,627

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

12,071
3,640
2,371
1,225

908

5,104

13,072
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
47,538
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
7,143

(NA)
(NAJ

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(HA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

27,977
17,724,067

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

22,457
8,0%,841

(NA)
(NA)

'39,480

!na)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

23,275
14,232,4A7

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

23,591
6,402,931

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)

(na)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NAJ

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

20,190
10,117,531

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

20,471
5,024,668

(NA)
(NA)

28,925
10,316,929

(NA)
(NA)

NA Not svailable.

^Census of 195'i, week of Sept. 26-Oct. 2; Census of 1950, week preceding enumeration; Censuses of 1945 and 1935, first week of January; Census of 1940, last week of March.
^See text for differences In definition of farm workers.

^For Census of 1954, expenditures during calendar year 1954; for earlier censuses, expenditures during the preceding calendar year.

*Cash payments for farm labor; housework not Included. For 1954, 1950, 1945, and 1940, the data do not Include expenditures for contract construction work, machine hire, and
labor Included In coat of machine hire. For 1920, the value of board furnished was included.
'Farms reporting tons of commercial fertilizer.

32

STATISTICS FOR THE STATE

Sute Table 8.-HIRED FARM LABOR AND WAGE RATES

[Figures on number of workers and wage rates are for hired persons working the week of

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Total
all farms

Economic class

Connnercial farms

Hired workers farms reporting .

persons.

1 hired worker farms reporting.

2 hired workers farms reporting.

3 or -i hired workers farms reporting.

5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting.

10 hired workers or more farms reporting.

Regular workers (to be employed 150 days or nore) farms reporting.

persons.

1 hired worker farms reporting.

2 hired workers farms reporting.

3 or A hired workers farms reporting.

5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting.

10 hired workers or more farms reporting.

Seasonal workers (to be engDioyed less than 150 days) farms reporting,

persons.

1 hired worker farms reporting.

2 hired workers farms reporting.

3 or <i hired workers farms reporting.

5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting.

10 hired workers or more farms reporting.

Regular hired workers and no seasonal hired workers farms reporting.

Both regular and seasonal hired workers farms reporting.

Seasonal hired workers and no regular hired workers farms reporting.

Paid on a aoDthly basis farms reporting.

Undei $25 per month farms reporting.

$25 to $3<4 per month farms reporting.

$35 to $49 per month farms reporting .

$50 to $8A per ncnth farms reporting.

$85 to $109 per month farms reporting.

$110 to $129 per month farms reporting,

$130 to $169 per month farms reporting .

$170 to $21-4 per month farms reporting.

$215 to $27'; per month farms reporting.

$275 to $324 per month farms reporting,

$325 and over per month farms reporting.

Paid on a weekl y basi s farms reporting .

Under $5 per week farms reporting.

$5 to $7 per week farms reporting.

$8 to $11 per week farms reporting.

$12 to $19 per week farms reporting.

$20 to $24 per week farms reporting .

$25 to $29 per week farms reporting.

$30 to $39 per week farms reporting .

$40 to $49 per week farms reporting .

$50 to $59 per week farms reporting.

$60 to $69 per week farms reporting.

$70 to $79 per week farms reporting.

^80 and over per week farms reporting.

Paid on a daily basis farms reporting.

$1 per day farms reporting.

$2 per day farms reporting.

$3 per day farms reporting.

$4 per day farms reporting.

$5 per day farms reporting.

$6 per day farms reporting.

$7 per day farms reporting.

$8 per day farms reporting .

$9 per day farms reporting .

$10 and over per day farms reporting.

Paid on an hourl;' basis farms reporting.

Under $0.25 per hour farms reporting.

$0.25 to $0.34 per hour farms reporting.

$0.35 to $0.44 per hour farms reporting.

$0.45 to $0.54 per hour farms reporting.

$0.55 to $0.64 per hour farms reporting.

$0.65 to $0.74 per hour farms reporting.

$0.75 to $0.84 per hour farms reporting.

$0.85 to $0.99 per hour farms reporting.

$1.00 to $1.14 per hour farms reporting.

$1.15 to $1.29 per hour farms reporting.

$1.30 to $1.44 per hour farms reporting.

$1.45 and over per hour farms reporting.

Paid OD a piecc-«ork basis farms reporting.

Expenditures for bired labor in 1954 farms reporting.

dollars.

$1 to $99 farms reporting.

$100 to $199 farms reporting.

$200 to $499 farms reporting.

$500 to $999 farms reporting.

$1,000 to $2,499 farms reporting.

$2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting.

$5,000 and over farms reporting..

Fans »itb expenditures for hired labor but no hired workera reported. . .farms reporting.,

$1 to $99 farms reporting.,

$100 to $199 farms reporting. ,

$200 to $499 farms reporting. .

$500 to $999 farms reporting..

$1,000 to $2,499 farms reporting..

$2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting..

$5,000 and over farms reporting..

11,187

47,900

4,874

2,181

1,830

1,424

878

5,976

26,459

2,828

1,089

945

615

499

6,724

21,441

3,340

1,397

919

718

350

4,463

1,513

5,211

1,331

10

10

6

104

165

140

2A5

300

147

132

72

3,413

15

30

133

225

270

915

918

599

193

76

39

3,405

10

27

370

895

742

704

352

245

22

38

3,892

2

41

359

341

248

1,524

571

614

U9

15

58

696

29,793

84,225,316

6,143

4,433

6,499

3,752

3,900

2,114

2,952

18,606

5,373

3,568

4,799

2,416

1,559

572

319

9,588

45,343

3,704

1,930

1,705

1,380

869

5,619

25,805

2,557

1,045

908

613

496

5,453

19,538

2,411

1,178

841

674

349

4,135

1,484

3,969

1,212

5

5

6

103

124

129

212

292

145

120

71

3,205

15

10

113

199

244

860

884

572

193

76

39

2,933

5

27

305

809

674

595

301

163

17

37

3,206

2

16

304

305

208

1,245

505

484

84

10

43

536

23,279
82,314,922
2,714
3,106
5,472
3,397
3,634
2,047
2,909

13,691
2,355
2,534
4,164
2,271
1,500
561
306

2,521
27,092
353
345
543
626
654

2,169
19,629
379
381
477
461
471

1,012

7,463
273
220
180
157
182

1,509
660
352

465

18
37
60
129
86
80
51

1,335

5

37

37

290

400

345

142

56

23

546

35

85

115

139

86

70

11

5

2

2

32

118

105

312

158

125

26

5

7

74

3,064

60,952,664

29

7

90

78

300

560

2,000

2,027

5,888

816

509

384

244

74

1,462

3,U1

763

313

268

99

19

937

2,777

444

231

125

93

44

1,090

372

565

263

10

'39

40

64

271

225

122

36

4

10

557

i

40
160
105
160
63
19
1

644

2
59
81
36

234
89

123
20

55

3,561

9,813,305

32

129

411

480

1,040

785

684

543

1,534

6

12

6

93

51

296

36

318

83

479

144

260

217

76

FLORIDA

33

BY ECONOMIC CLASS: CENSUS OF 1954

Sept. 26-Oct. 2. Data are based on reports for oiU^ a sanple of farms. See text]

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Economic class — Continued

Commercial farms — Continued

Other farms

Residential

Bired workers farms reporting.

persons.

1 hired vrorker farms reporting.

2 hired wor]iers farms reporting.

3 or 4 hired workers farms reporting.

5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting.

10 hired workers or more farms reporting.

Regular workers C to be enployed 150 days or iix>re) farms reporting.

persons.

1 hired worker farms reporting.

2 hired workers farms reporting.

3 or A hired workers farms reporting.

5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting.

10 hired workers or more farms reporting.

Seasonal workers { to be employed less tlian 150 days) farms reporting,

persons.

1 hired worker farms reporting.

2 hired workers farms reporting.

3 or <* hired workers farms reporting.

5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting.

10 hired workers or more farms reporting.

Regular hired workers and no seasonal hired workers farms reporting.

Both regular and seasonal hired workers farms reporting.

Seasonal hired workers and no regular hired workers farms reporting.

Paid on a HOotbly basis farms reporting.

Under $25 per month farms reporting.

$25 to $34 per month farms reporting.

$35 to $49 per month farms reporting.

$50 to $S4 per month farms reporting.

$65 to $109 per month farms reporting.

$110 to $129 per month farms reporting.

$130 to $169 per month farms reporting.

$170 to $214 per month farms reporting.

$215 to $274 per month farms reporting.

$275 to $324 per month farms reporting.

$325 and over per month farms reporting.

Paid on a veekly basis farms reporting.

Under $5 per week farms reporting.

$5 to $7 per week farms reporting.

$8 to $11 per week farms reporting.

$12 to $19 per week farms reporting.

$20 to $24 per week farms reporting.

$25 to $29 per week farms reporting.

$30 to $39 per week farms reporting.

$40 to $49 per week farms reporting.

$50 to $59 per week farms reporting.

$60 to $69 per week farms reporting.

$70 to $79 per week farms reporting.

$80 and over oer week farms reporting.

Paid on a daily basis farms reporting.

$1 per day farms reporting.

$2 per day farms reporting.

$3 per day farms reporting.

$4 per day farms reporting.

$5 per day farms reporting.

$6 per day farms reporting.

$7 per day farms reporting.

$8 per day farms reporting.

$9 per day farms reporting.

$10 and over per day farms reporting.

Paid on an hourly basis farms reporting.

Under $0.25 per hour farms reporting.

$0.25 to $0.34 per hour farms reporting.

$0.35 to $0.44 per hour farms reporting.

$0.45 to $0.54 per hour farms reporting.

$0.55 to $0.64 per hour farms reporting.

$0.65 to $0.74 per hour farms reporting.

$0.75 to $0.84 per hour farms reporting.

$0,85 to $0.99 per hour farms reporting.

$1.00 to $1,14 per hour farms reporting,

$1,15 to $1,29 per hour farms reporting,

$1.30 to $1,44 per hour farms reporting,

$1.45 and over per hour farms reporting.

Paid on a piece-work basis ..,..,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,. ,... farms reporting.

Gspenditnres for hired labor in 1954 farms reporting.

dollars.

$1 to $99 faiTjs reporting.

$100 to $199 farms reporting.

$200 to $499 far^ reporting.,

$500 to $999 fan„a reporting.,

$1,000 to $2,499 farms reporting. ,

$2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting.,

$5,000 and over farms reporting..

Faraa with eapeDditurea for hired labor hot no hired vorkera reported ... farms reporting..

$1 to $99 farms reporting..

$100 to $199 farms reporting..

$200 to $499 farms reporting..

!?°SJ°*'!' f"™ reporting..

*1,000 to $2,499 farms reporting..

$2,500 to $4,999 farms re^rtlni..

$5,000 and over farms reporting..

1,756

4,275

909

351

266

164

66

612

879

448

103

49

12

1,244

3,396

576

270

191

151

56

512

100

1,144

188

35

48

103

87

33

1
5

1

6

72

172

163

104

40

43

1

73

25

6

292

118

50

1

1,154

2,736

641

204

155

124

30

347

491

285

45

7

5

5

869

2,245

437

160

139

108

25

2^5

62

807

413
5
10
71
114
97
66
33
4

13

404

58
28
10
181
37
70
15

5,772

4,732

3,668,383

2,000,609

624

1,042

913

1,293

2,041

1,509

1,142

527

814

268

185

83

53

10

4,016

3,578

538

905

715

1,U5

1,571

1,162

800

319

360

61

32

16

323

657

195

47

52

29

73
81
71

1

261

576

140

46

48

27

62

11

250

40
31
25
21

ii

2
113

40

1,678
479,720
789
379
338
93
51
17
U

1,355

733

303

248

34

32

5

930

1,451

648

175

72

29

6

168

215

131

27

10

787
1,236

546

155
52
33
1

143
25

762

49

25
40

6

20

151

35

70

5

105

3,492

858,454

1,597

335

624

230

106

44

6

2,562

1,357

708

394

85

13

5

652

911

520

76

42

13

1

172

248

138

16

16

1

1

483

663

383

64

25

11

169

3

480

58
5
5

152
5

20
26
10
65

5
16

5

15
30
20
127
31
60
30

55

3,005

878,150

1,832

442

403

125

160

17

26

2,353

1,661

326

241

60

46

6

13

17

195

2

ii

2

2
17
191
2
1
11
1
2
1
4

16

1

17
173,790

6
U

34

STATISTICS FOR THE STATE

Sute Table 9.-HIRED FARM LABOR AND WAGE RATES

[Figures on number of workers and wage rates are for hired persons working the week of

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Hi red vorkers farms reporting . .

persons . .

1 hired worker farms reporting. .

2 hired workers farms reporting..

3 or 4 hired workers farms reporting . .

5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting..

10 hired workers or more farms reporting..

Regular workers (to be employed 150 days or more) ...farms reporting..

persons. .

1 hired worker farms reporting..

2 hired workers farms reporting..

3 or A hired workers farms reporting. .

5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting..

10 hired workers or more farms reporting..

Seasonal workers (to be employed less than 150 days) farms reporting..

persons. .

1 hired worker farms reporting..

2 hired workers farms reporting..

3 or i hired workers farms reporting..

5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting . .

10 hired workers or more farms reporting..

Regular hired workers and no seasonal hired workers farms reporting..

Both regular and seasonal hired workers farms reporting..

Seasonal hired workers and no regular hired workers farms reporting..

Phid on B Bonthly basis farms reporting..

Under $25 per month farms reporting..

$25 to $34 per honth farms reixjrting..

$35 to $49 per month farms reporting..

$50 to $84 per month farms reporting..

$85 to $109 per month farms reporting..

$110 to $129 per month farms reporting..

$130 to $169 per month farms reporting. .

$170 to $214 per month farms reporting..

$215 to $274 per month farms reporting..

$275 to $324 per month farms reporting, .

$325 and over per month farms reporting..

Paid on a weeklv basis farms reporting..

Under $5 per week farms reporting..

$5 to $7 per week farms reporting. .

$8 to $11 per week farms reporting. .

$12 to $19 per week farms reporting..

$20 to $24 per week farms reporting. .

$25 to $29 per week farms reporting. ,

$30 to $39 per week farms reporting..

$40 to $49 per week farms rep?rting. .

$50 to $59 per week farms reporting..

$60 to $69 per week farms reporting. .

$70 to $79 per week farms reporting..

$80 and over per week farms reporting..

Ptaid on a daily basis farms reporting..

$1 per day farms reporting..

$2 per day farms reporting..

$3 per day farms reporting. .

$4 per day farms reporting. .

$5 per day farms reporting. .

$6 per day farms reporting. .

$7 per day farms reporting..

$6 per day farms reporting. .

$9 per day farms reporting. .

$10 and over per day farms reporting..

Paid on an hourly basis farms reporting..

Under $0.25 per hour farms reporting,.

$0.25 to $0.34 per hour farms reporting..

$0.35 to $0.44 per hour fsirms reporting..

$0.45 to $0.54 per hour farms reporting..

$0.55 to $0.64 per hour farms reporting..

$0.65 to $0.74 per hour farms reporting..

$0.75 to $0.84 per hour farms reporting..

$0.85 to $0.99 per hour farms reporting..

$1.00 to $1.14 per hour farms reporting..

$1.15 to $1.29 per hour farms reporting..

$1.30 to $1,44 per hour farms reporting..

$1,45 and over per hour farms reporting..

Paid on a piece-vork basis ....farms reporting,.

Expeoditiirrs for hired labor in l"»54 farms reporting..

dollars..

$1 to $99 farms reporting..

$100 to $199 fapn^ reporting..

$200 to $499 farms reporting..

$500 to $999 farms reporting..

$1,000 to $2,499 farms reporting..

$2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting..

$5,000 and over farms reporting..

Farna with expenditures for hired labor but no hired workers reported. . .farms reporting..

$1 to $99 farms reporting. .

flOO to $199 fa^ re^rtirl..

! S ^ !^ farms rej^rti::!..

i, Jf^ * A f an»s reporting. .

$5,000 and over farms reporting..

Total
all farms

±

11,187

47,900

4,87i

2,181

1,830

l,i24

878

5,976

26, 459

2,828

1,089

945

615

499

6,724

21,441

3,340

1,397

919

718

350

4,463

1,513

5,211

1,331

10

10

6

104

165

140

245

300

147

132

72

3,413
15

30
133
225
270
915
918
599
193
76
39

3,405

10

27

370

895

742

704

352

245

22

33

3,892

2

41

359

341

248

1,524

571

614

119

15

58

696

29,793

84,225,316
6,143
4,433
6,499
3,752
3,900
2,114
2,952

18,606
5,373
3,568
4,799
2,41o
1,559
572
319

Tenure of operator^

Full
owners

6,172

19, 995

2,718

1,323

1,106

706

319

3,615

11,015

1,858

685

564

320

188

3,445

8,980

1,720

774

538

314

99

2,727

888

2,557

780

5

75
82
95
145
205
71

2,076
15

5

53

128

159

590

560

387

108

51

20

5
139
417
372
366
196
128
7
26

2,233

179
154
105
925
393
360
73
10
26

317

16,004
36,375,833
1,942
2,210
3,795
2,430
2,538
1,481
1,1
9,832
1,667
1,818
2,890
1,671
1,107
433
2461

Part
owners

2,247

13,489

729

415

434

379

290

1,265

6,534

508

243

240

131

143

1,348

6,955

492

283

187

234

152

899

366

982

229

5

20
25
24
39
4S
33
19
11

5
54
40
67
187
173
98
36
15
15

Managers

525

3,602

97

54

68

129

177

463

7,308

90

52

50

125

146

188

1,294

64

28

39

26

31

337

126

62

19
7

33
109

56

32
9
3

644

3,257

160

138

97

166

83

276

948

101

65

54

37

19

472

2,309

135

93

77

100

67

172

104

368

Data are given by tenure of operator for commercial farms only.

1,959

605

4,314,340

2,691,484

338

106

364

66

562

157

220

62

183

58

114

52

173

104

1,315

326

304

87

307

41

465

127

127

21

57

16

41

21

14,

13

FLORIDA

BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1954

Sept. 26-Oct. 2. Data are based on reports for only a sanple of farms. See text]

35

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Tenure of operator^ — Continued

Tenants — Continued

Share-
cash

Crop-share

Livestock-
share

Croppers

Other and
unspecified

Other farms

Hired vorkers .farms reporting. .

persons..

1 hired worker farms reporting..

2 hired workers farms reporting,.

3 or A hired workers farms reporting..

5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting..

10 hired workers or more farms reporting..

Regular workers (to be employed 150 days or more) farms reporting,.

persons. .

1 hired worker farms reporting. .

2 hired workers farms reporting. .

3 or -^ hired workers farms reporting..

5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting..

10 hired workers or more farms reporting..

Seasonal workers ( to be en^jloyed less than 150 days) farms reporting..

persons. .

1 hired worker farms reporting.,

2 hired workers farms reporting. .

3 or 4 hired workers farms reporting. .

5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting..

10 hired workers or DKire farms reporting..

Regular hired workers and no seasonal hired workers farms reporting..

Both regular and seasonal hired workers farms reporting..

Seasonal hired workers and no regular hired workers farms reporting..

Paid on a BODthly basis farms reporting..

Under $25 per month farms reporting. .

$25 to $34 per month farms reporting. .

$35 to $49 per month farms reporting. .

$50 to $84 per month farms reporting..

$85 to $109 per month farms reporting..

$110 to $129 per month farms reporting..

$130 to $169 per month farms reporting..

$170 to $214 per month farms reporting. .

$215 to $274 per month farms reporting..

$275 to $324 per month farms reporting,.

$325 and over per month farms reporting..

hid on a weekly basis farms reporting..

Under $5 per week farms reporting . .

$5 to $7 per week farms reporting..

$8 to $11 per week farms reporting..

$12 to $19 per week farms reporting,.

$20 to $24 per week farms reporting. .

$25 to $29 per week farms reporting.,

$30 to $39 per week farms reporting. .

$40 to $49 per week farms reporting.,

$50 to $59 per week farms reporting.,

$60 to $69 per week farms reporting..

$70 to $79 per week farms reporting. ,

$80 and over per week farms reporting.

Paid on a daily basis farms reporting.

$1 per day farms reporting.

$2 per day farms reporting.

$3 per day farms reporting.

$4 per day farms reporting.

$5 per day farms reporting.

$6 per day farms reporting.

$7 per day farms reporting.

$8 per day f^»s reporting.

$9 per day farms reporting.

$10 and over per day farms reporting.

Paid on an hourly basis. farms reporting.

Under $0.25 per hour farms reporting.

$0.25 to $0,34 per hour farms reporting,

$0.35 to $0.44 per hour farms reporting.

$0.45 to $0.54 per hour farms reporting.

$0.55 to $0.64 per hour farms reporting.

$0,65 to $0.74 per hour farms reporting.

$0.75 to $0.84 per hour farms reporting.

$0,85 to $0,99 per hour farms reporting,

$1,00 to $1.14 per hour farms reporting.

$1,15 to $1,29 per hour farms reporting,

$1,30 to $1,44 per hour farms reporting,

$1,45 and over per hour farms reporting.

Paid on a piece-work basis farms reporting.

Expendilnres for hired labor in 1954 farms reporting,

dollars,

$1 to $99 farms reporting,

$100 to $199 farms reporting,

$200 to $499 farms reporting.

$500 to $999 farms reporting.

$1,000 to $2,499 farms reporting.

$2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting.

$5,000 and over farms reporting.

Faras with cxpenditorea for hired labor bat no hired workers reported .. .farms reporting..

41 to $99 farms reporting.

$100 to $199 farms reporting.,

$200 to $499 farms reporting.

$500 to $999 farms reporting.,

$1,000 to $2,499 farms reporting.,

$2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting.,

$5,000 and over ••,■■•■■••■■,■•••■•■••••. farms reporting..

34
288

31
275
1
6
1

15
8
3
2

29

85

136, 578

6

31

10

15

11

6

6

76
394

5

27

11

18

15

34

89

11

17

1

2

3

65

305

10

20

5

18

12

11

23

42

20

363
473.435

115
65

102
25
21
U
24

287

105
55
92
20
10
5

31

42,348

5

"5

U
7
1
2

21
5

'5

11

86

321

21

28

13

U

13

16

58

3

5

5

1

2

73

263

20

25

6

11

11

13

3

70

497

341,160

71

uo

203
56
35

7

15

4U

66

105

173

45

21

159
653

50
32
26
34
17
69
198
21
17
16
13
2
107
455
38
18
20
15
16
52
17
90

5

5

10

30

15

U

5

6

13

5

1

378
629,335
35
92
85
51
51
37
27

a9

35
81
63
25
5
10

36

STATISTICS FOR THE STATE

Sute Table 9.-HIRED FARM LABOR AND WAGE RATES

[Figures on number of workers and vege rates are for hired persons working the week of

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Total
all farms
of white
operators

Tenure of operator^

Full
owners

Part
owners

Managers

Hired vorkers farms repor ting.

persons.

1 hired worker farms reporting.

2 hired workers farms reporting.

3 or 4 hired workers farms reporting.

5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting.

10 hired workers or more farms reporting.

Regular workers (to be employed 150 days or more) farm^j reporting.

persons.

1 hired worker farms reporting.

2 hired workers farms reporting.

3 or "i hired workers farms reporting.

5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting.

10 hired workers or more farms reporting.

Seasonal workers {to be employed less than 150 days) farms reporting.

persons.

1 hired worker farms reporting.

2 hired workers farms reporting.

3 or 4 hired workers farms reporting.

5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting.

10 hired workers or more ..farms reporting.

Regular hired workers and no seasonal hired workers farms reporting.

Both regular and seasonal hired workers farms reporting.

Seasonal hired workers and no regular hired workers farms reporting.

Paid on a aonthly basis farms reporting.

Under $25 per month farms reporting.

$25 to $34 per month farms reporting,

$35 to $49 per month farms reporting.

$50 to $84 per month farms reporting.

$85 to $109 per month farms reporting.

$110 to $129 per month farms reporting.

$130 to $169 per month farms reporting.

$170 to $214 per month farms reporting.

$215 to $274 per month farms reporting.

$275 to $324 per month farms reporting.

$325 and over per month farms reporting.

Paid on a weekly basis .farms reporting.

Under $5 per week farms reporting.

$5 to $7 per week farms reporting.

$8 to $11 per week f ai-ms reporting.

$12 to $19 per week farms reporting.

$20 to $24 per week farms reporting.

$25 to $29 per week farms reporting.

$30 to $39 per week farms reporting.

$40 to $49 per week farms reporting.

$50 to $59 per week farms reporting.

$60 to $69 per week farms reporting.

$70 to $79 per week farms reporting.

$80 and over per week farms reporting.

Paid on a daily basis farms reporting.

$1 per day farms reporting.

$2 per day farms reporting.

$3 per day farms reporting.

$4 per day farms reporting.

$5 per day farms reporting.

$6 per day farms reporting.

$7 per day farms reporting.

$8 per day farms reporting.

$9 per day farms reporting,

$10 and over per day farms reporting.

Paid on an hourly basis ,..,,,,,,,, , ,.,farms reporting.

Under $0,25 per hour farms reporting,

$0,25 to $0,34 per hour farms reporting,

$0,35 to $0,44 per hour farms reporting,

$0.45 to $0.54 per hour farms reporting.

$0.55 to $0.64 per hour farms reporting.

$0.65 to $0,74 per hour farms reporting,,

$0.75 to $0,84 per hour farms reporting,,

$0,85 to $0,99 per hour , farms reporting,

$1.00 to $1.14 per hour farms reporting.

$1.15 to $1.29 per hour farms reporting.,

$1.30 to $1,44 per hour farms reporting.,

$1,45 and over per hour farms reporting, ,

Paid on a pipce-«ork basis , farms leporting..

Expenditures for hired labor in 1954 farms reporting.,

dollars. ,

$1 to $99 farms reporting.,

$100 to $199 farms reporting. .

$200 to $499 farms reporting..

$500 to $999 farms reporting. .

$1,000 to $2,499 farms reporting.,

$2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting..

$5,000 and over farms reporting..

Faras «itb expenditures for hired labor but no hired vorkera reported. , .farms reporting..

$1 to $99 farms reporting..

$100 to $199 farms reporting..

$200 to $499 farms reporting..

$500 to $999 farms reporting..

$1,000 to $2,499 farms reporting..

$2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting..

$5,000 and over farms reporting..

10,375

46,713

4,775

2,112

1,754

1,393

841

5,913

26,296

2,813

1,063

935

603

499

6,462

20,417

3,248

1,350

858

688

318

4,413

1,500

4,962

1,308

10

10

6

104

165

125

243

299

142

132

72

3,375

15

30
123
220
270
909
902
598
193
76
39

3,174

10

17

285

883

726

688

337

245

21

12

3,865

2

41

347

341

243

1,514

571

614

119

15

58

670

27,431

83,508,516

5,083

3,853

5,987

3,657

3,830

2,096

2,925

16,556

4,388

3,043

4,363

2,351

1,518

572

316

6,084

19,775

2,637

1,306

l,Cr71

706

314

3,582

10,946

1,851

669

554

320

188

3,339

3,329

1,694

774

513

314

94

2,695

887

2,502

764
5

"6
75
82
80
144
205
71
70
26

2,065

15

53
123
159
585
559
387
108
51
20

5
124
407
372
361
186
128

2,222

168
154
105
925
393
360
73
10

302

15,216
36,107,583
1,617
2,020
3,600
2,410
2,501
1,465
1,603
9,132
1,357
1,638
2,720
1,651
1,087
433
246

2,154

13,014

694

400

423

369

263

1,243

6,487

502

238

240

125

143

1,265

6,527

462

273

176

219

135

839

359

906

224

5
44
40
67
186
163
93
36
15
15

811

5

7

74

257

222

162

56

21

2

6

85

117

47

195

67

70

10

166

4,274
22,517,706
311
427
963
664
312
334
708

2,120
267
329
716
422
290
70
26

517

8,565

95

54

68

123

177

456

7,272

39

52

50

119

146

187

1,293

63

28

39

26

31

330

126

61

168

33

104
55

32
9
3

10

639

18,816,973

13

10

36

38

75

66

396

122

17

10

8

21

30

17

19

558
2,375

145

112
77

151
73

271

938

101
60
54
37
19

336
1,937

115
67
62
85
57

172
99

287

34

1,505
,219,530
193
229
421
195
177
114
176
947
179
197
349
117
52
41
12

iDala are given by tenure of operator for commercial farms only.

FLORIDA

37

BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1954-Continued

Sept. 26-Oct. 2. Data are based on reports for onl^ a sanple of farms. See text]

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Tenure of operator^ — Continued

Tenants — Continued

Share-
cash

Livestock-
share

Croppers

Other farms

Other and
unspecified

Hired vorkers farms reporting . .

persons. .

1 hired worker farms reporting..

2 hired workers > farms reporting . .

3 or <^ hired workers farms reporting..

5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting..

10 hired workers or more farms reporting..

Regular workers (to be employed 150 days or more) farms reporting..

persons. .

1 hired worker farms reporting. .

2 hired workers farms reporting..

3 or 4 hired workers farms reporting..

3 to 9 hired workers farms reporting..

10 hired workers or more farms reporting..

Seasonal workers ( to be employed less than 150 days) farms reporting..

persons. .

1 hired worker farms reporting..

2 hired workers farms reporting..

3 or 4 hired workers farms reporting..

5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting..

10 hired workers or more farms reporting..

Regular hired workers and no seasonal hired workers farms reporting..

Both regular and seasonal hired workers farms reporting..

Seasonal hired workers and no regular hired workers farms reporting..

Paid on a nonthly basis farms reporting..

Under $25 per month farms reporting. .

$25 to $34 per month farms reporting. .

$35 to $49 per month farms reporting. .

$50 to $84 per month farms reporting..

$85 to $109 per month farms reporting. .

$110 to $129 per month farms reporting..

$130 to $169 per month farms reporting..

$170 to $214 per month farms reporting. .

$215 to $274 per month farms reporting..

$275 to $324 per month farms reporting..

$325 and over per month farms reporting..

Paid on a weekly basis farms reporting..

Under $5 per week farms reporting..

$5 to $7 per week farms reporting..

$8 to $11 per week farms reporting. .

$12 to $19 per week farms reporting..

$20 to $24 per week farms reporting. .

$25 to $29 per week farms reporting. .

$30 to $39 per week farms reporting. .

$40 to $49 per week farms reporting..

$50 to $59 per week farms reporting . .

$60 to $69 per week farms reporting. .

$70 to $79 per week farms reporting.,

$80 and over per week farms reporting. .

Paid on a daily basis farms reporting..

$1 per day farms reporting..

$2 per day farms reporting.

$3 per day farms reporting. ,

$4 per day farms reporting.

$5 per day farms reporting.

$6 per day farms reporting.

$7 per day farms reporting.

$8 per day farms reporting.

$9 per day farms reporting.

$10 and over per day farms reporting.

P.id on an hourly basis. farms reporting.

Under $0.25 per hour farms reporting.,

$0.25 to $0.34 per hour farms reporting.,

$0.35 to $0.44 per hour farms reporting.

$0.45 to $0.54 per hour farms reporting.

$0,55 to $0.64 per hour farms reporting.

$0,65 to $0.74 per hour farms reporting.

$0.75 to $0.84 per hour farms reporting.

$0.85 to $0.99 per hour farms reporting.

$1,00 to $1.14 per hour farms reporting.

$1.15 to $1.29 per hour farms reporting.

$1.30 to $1.44 per hour farms reporting.

$1.45 and over per hour farms reporting.

Paid on a piece-work basis farms reporting..

Expenditures for hirrd labor in l<>54 farms reporting.,

dollars.

$1 to $99 farms reporting.,

$100 to $199 farms reporting.

$200 to $499 farms reporting.

$500 to $999 farms reporting.

$1,000 to $2,499 farms reporting.

$2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting.

$5,000 and over farms reporting.,

Farns with expenditures for hired labor but no hired workers reported .. .farms reporting.,

$1 to $99 farms reporting.,

$100 to $199 farms reporting.,

$200 to $499 farms reporting.,

$500 to $999 farms reporting.,

$1,000 to $2,499 farms reporting.,

$2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting.,

$5,000 and over farms reporting..

24
238

3
11
8
5
13
2
1
1
1

21

225

1

1

1

10
8
3
2

19

65

132,958

6

21

is

11

61

349

5

22

1

18

15

29

79

11

12

1

2

3

50

270

20

268
460,215
65
40
87
20
21
11
34

207
60
35
77
20
10
5

31

42,348

5

5
11
7
1
2

21
5

5
11

80

269

21

27

13

11

8

16

58

3

5

5

1

2

67

211

20

24

6

11

6

13

3

64

379

310,610

46

75

152

56

29

7

14

299

41
70
127
45
16

149

608
50
32
21
29
17
69

198
21
17
16
13
2
97

410
38
18
15
10
16
52
17
80

1
5

17

17

13

1

10

15

5

13

11
5
5

12

5

11

298
609,465
25
52
70
36
51
37
27

149
25
46
48

15

5

10

1,562

2,484

1,154

240

115

44

9

356

653

270

V.

37

2

3

1,235

1,331

914

208

68

44

1

327

29

1,206

118
5
5

1
41
11
33

7

2
12

1

20
20
26

26
55
34
27

436

5

50
75
63
109
46

82
5
1

25
55
36
40

279
66

130

35

5

15

160

5,797

1,846,719

2,944.

1,167

962

350

265

67

42

4,235

2,568
874
570
140
59
11
13

38

STATISTICS FOR THE STATE

Stole Table 9.-HIRED FARM LABOR AND WAGE RATES

[Figures on nujuber of workers and wage ratea are for hired persona working the week of

(For definitions and explanationa, see text)

Total

all farms

of nonwhite

operators

Tenure of operator^

Full
owners

Part
owners

Manage:;j

Hired vorkers farms reporting.

persons.

1 hired worker farms reporting,

2 hired workers farms reporting.

3 or "4 hired workers farms reporting.

5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting.

10 hired workers or more farms reporting.

Regular workers (to be enployed 150 days or more) farms reporting.

persons.

1 hired worker farms reporting.

2 hired workers farms reporting.

3 or "4 hired workers farms reporting.

5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting.

10 hired workers or more farms reporting.

Seasonal workers (to be employed less than 150 days) farms reporting.

persons .

1 hired worker farms reporting.

Z hired workers farms reporting.

3 or ^ hired workers farms reporting.

5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting.

10 hired workers or more farms reporting.

Regular hired workers and no seasonal hired workers farms reporting.

Both regular and seasonal hired workers farms reporting.

Seasonal hired workers and no regular hired workers farms reporting.

Paid on a monthly basis farms reporting.

Under $25 per month farms reporting.

$25 to $34 per month farms reporting.

$35 to $49 per month farms reporting.

$50 to $34 per month farms reporting .

$85 to $109 per month farms reporting.

$110 to $129 per month farms reporting.

$130 to $169 per month farms reporting.

$170 to $214 per month farms reporting.

$215 to $274 per month farms reporting.

$275 to $324 per month farms reporting.

$325 and over per month farms reporting.

Paid on a weekly basis .....farms reporting.

Under $5 per week farms reporting.

$5 to $7 per week farms reporting.

$8 to $11 per week farms reporting.

$12 to $19 per week farms reporting.

$20 to $24 per week farms reporting.

$25 to $29 per week farms reporting .

$30 to $39 per week farms reporting.

$40 to $49 per week farms reporting.

$50 to $59 per week farms reporting.

$60 to $69 per week farms reporting.

$70 to $79 per week farms reporting.

$80 and over per week farms reporting .

Paid on a daily basis farms reporting.

$1 per day farms reporting.

$2 per day farms reporting.

$3 per day farms reporting.

$4 per day farms reporting.

$5 per day farms reporting.

$6 per day farms reporting.

$7 per day farms reporting.

$8 per day farms reporting.

$9 per day farms reporting.

$10 and 3Ver per day farms reporting .

Paid on an hourly basis farms reporting.

Under $0.25 per hour farms reporting.

$0.25 to $0.34 per hour farms reporting.

$0.35 to $0.44 per hour farms reporting.

$0.45 to $0.54 per hour farms reporting.

$0.55 to $0.64 per hour farms reporting.

$0.65 to $0.74 per hour farms reporting.

$0.75 to $0.84 per hour farms reporting.

$0.85 to $0.99 per hour farms reporting.

$1.00 to $1.14 per hour farms reporting.

$1.15 to $1.29 per hour farms reporting.

$1.30 to $1.4i per hour farms reporting.

$1.45 and over per hour farms reporting.

Paid on a piece>work basis farms n:porting.

Expenditurrs for hired labor in 19S4 farms reporting.

dollars.

$1 to $99 farms reporting.

$100 to $199 farms reporting.,

$200 to $499 farms reporting. .

$500 to $999 farms reporting.,

$1,000 to $2,499 farms reporting.,

$2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting.,

$5,000 and over farms reporting.,

FarHS with expenditures for hired labor but no hired workers reported. . .farms reporting..

$1 to $99 farms reporting..

$100 to $199 farms reporting..

$200 to $499 farms reporting..

$500 to $999 farms reporting..

$1,000 to $2,499 farms reporting..

$2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting..

$5,000 and over farms reporting..

312
1,187
99
69
76
31
37
63

163
15
26
10
12

262

1,024
92

30
32

50

13

249

26

2,362

716, 300

1,060

580

512

95

70

27

2,050

985

520

436

65

41

220
31
17
35

5
33
69

7
16
10

56
151
26

15

788

268,250

325

190

195

20

37

16

5

700

310

180

170

20

20

93

475

35

15

11

10

22

17

47

6

5

83

428

30

10

389
196,985

105
95

105
45
26
1
12

296

100
70
80
30
16

14
93,080

86
382
15
26
20
15
10
5
10

86

372
20
26
15
15
10

5

81

5

454
94, 810
145
135
141
25
6

363
125
110
116
10

^Data are given by tenure of operator for commercial farms only.

FLORIDA

BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1954-Continued

Sept. 26-Oct. 2. Data are based on reports for only a sajiple of farms. See text]

39

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Tenure of operator'- — Continued

Tenants — Continued

Share-
cash

Crop-share

Livestock-
share

Croppers

Other and
unspecified

Other farms

Hired vorkers farms reporting.

persons,

1 hired worker *.... farms reporting.

2 hired workers farms reporting.

3 or 4 hired workers farms reporting.

3 to 9 hired workers farms reporting.

10 hired workers or more farms reporting.

Regular workers (to be enployed 150 days or more) farms reporting.

persons.

1 hired worker farms reporting.

2 hired workers farms reporting.

3 or 4 hired workers farms reporting.

3 to 9 hired workers farms reporting.

10 hired workers or more farms reporting.

Seasonal workers (to be eII^)loyed less than 150 days) farms reporting.

persons.

1 hired worker farms reporting.

2 hired workers farms reporting.

3 or 4- hired workers farms reporting.

5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting.

10 hired workers or more farms reporting.

Regular hired workers and no seasonal hired workers farms reporting.

Both regular and seasonal hired workers..... farms reporting.

Seasonal hired workers and no regular hired workers farms reporting.

Pbid on a nonthly basis farms reporting.

Under $25 per month farms reporting.

$25 to $34 per month farms reporting.

$35 to $49 per month farms reporting.

$50 to $84 per month farms reporting.

$85 to $109 per month farms reporting.

$110 to $129 per month farms reporting.

$130 to $169 per month farms reporting.

$170 to $214 per month farms reporting,

$215 to $274 per month farms reporting,

$275 to $324 per month farms reporting.

$325 and over per month farms reporting.

Ptaid on a weeVly basis farms reporting.

Under $5 per week farms reporting.

$5 to $7 per week larms reporting.

$8 to $11 per week farms reporting.

$12 to $19 per week farms reporting.

$20 to $24 per week farms reporting.

$25 to $29 per week farms reporting.

$30 to $39 per week farms reporting.

$40 to $49 per week farms reporting.

$50 to $59 per week farms reporting.

$60 to $69 per week farms reporting.

$70 to $79 per week farms reporting.

$80 and over per week farms reporting.

Paid on a daily basis farms reporting,

$1 per day farms reporting.

$2 per day farms reporting,

$3 per day farms reporting,

$4 per day farms reporting.

$5 per day farms reporting,

$6 per day farms reporting,

$7 per day farms reporting,

$8 per day farms reporting,

$9 per day farms reporting,

$10 and over per day farms reporting,

Paid on an hourly basia. farms reporting

Under $0.25 per hour farms reporting.

$0.25 to $0,34 per hour farms reporting.

$0.35 to $0.44 per hour farms reporting.

$0.45 to $0.54 per hour farms reporting.

$0.55 to $0.64 per hour farms reporting.

$0.65 to $0.74 per hour farms reporting.

$0.75 to $0.84 per hour farms reporting.

$0,85 to $0.99 per hour farms reporting,

$1.00 to $1.14 per hour farms reporting.

$1,15 to $1,29 per hour farms reporting.

$1,30 to $1,44 per hour farms reporting.

$1,45 and over per hour farms reporting.

Paid on a piece-work basis farms reporting,

Expenditares for hired labor in 1954 farms reporting.

dollars.

$1 to $99 farms reporting.

$100 to $199 farms reporting.

$200 to $499 farms reporting.

$500 to $999 farms reporting.

$1,000 to $2,499 farms reporting.

$2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting.

$5,000 and over farms reporting.

Faras with expenditnrea for faired labor but no hired workers reported .. .farms reporting.

$1 to ^99 farms reporting.

$100 to $199 forms reporting.

$200 to $499 farms reporting.

$500 to $999 fanna reporting.

$1,000 to $2,499 farms reporting.

$2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting.

$5,000 and over farms reporting.

10

15

50

35

5

5

5

5

5

5

10

10

20
3,620

95
13,220
50
25
15
5

118

80

717

30,550

19,870

63,675

25

10

485

35

AO

160

51

15

65

15

5

t

1

1

1

112

70

680

25

10

450

35

35

160

ii

15

65

10

5

37
73
16

36
72
15

1
36

1

15

11
5

40

STATISTICS FOR THE STATE

State Table lO.-HlRED FARM LABOR AND WAGE RATES

[Figures on number of workers and wage rates are for hired persons working the week of

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Total

all
farms

Type of farm

Other
field-crop

Vegetable

Hired varLers farms reporting. .

persons. .

1 hired worker farms reporting..

2 hired workers farms reporting. .

3 or 4 hired workers farms reporting. .

5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting. .

10 hired workers or more farms reporting. .

Regular workers (to be employed 150 days or more) farms reporting..

persons . .

1 hired worker farms reporting..

2 hired workers farms reporting..

3 or 4 hired workers farms reporting..

5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting..

10 hired workers or more farms reporting. .

Seasonal workers (to be employed less than 150 days) farms reporting..

persons..

1 hired worker farms reporting. .

2 hired workers farms reporting. .

3 or 4 hired workers farms reporting. .

5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting. .

10 hired workers or more farms reporting. ,

Regular hired workers and no seasonal hired workers farms reporting..

Both regular and seasonal hired workers farms reporting..

Seasonal hired workers and no regular hired workers farms reporting..

Paid on a monthly basis farms reporting..

Under $25 per month farms reporting. .

$25 to $34 per month farms reporting. .

$35 to $49 per "month farms reporting..

$50 to $84 per month farms reporting. .

$35 to $109 per month farms reporting..

$110 to $129 per month farms reporting. .

$130 to $169 per month farms reporting..

$170 to $214 per month farms re]torting. .

$215 to $274 per month farms reporting. .

$275 to $324 per month farms reporting.,

$325 and over per month farms reporting. .

Paid on s weekly basis farms reporting..

Under $5 per week farms reporting.,

$5 to $7 per week farms reporting. ,

$8 to $11 per week farms reporting.

$12 to $19 per week farms reporting.,

$20 to $24 per week farms reporting.,

$25 to $29 per week farms reporting.

$30 to $39 per week farms reporting.

$40 to $49 per week farms reporting.,

$50 to $59 per week farms reporting.

$60 to $69 per week farms reporting.

$70 to $79 per week farms reporting.

iso and over per week farms reporting .

Paid on a daily basis farms reporting.

$1.00 per day farms reporting.

$2.00 per day farms reporting.

$3.00 per day farms reporting.

$4.00 per day farms reporting.

$5,00 per day farms reporting.

$6,00 per day farms reporting.

$7.00 per day farms reporting.

$8.00 per day farms reporting.

$9.00 per day farms reporting.

$10.00 and over per day farms reporting.

Paid on an hourly basis farms reporting.

Under $0.25 per hour farms reporting.

$0.25 to $0.34 per hour farms reporting.

$0.35 to $0.44 per hour farms reporting.

$0.45 to $0.54 per hour farms reporting.

$0.55 to $0.64 per hour farms reporting.

$0.65 to $0.74 per hour farms reporting.

$0.75 to $0.84 per hour farms reporting.

$0.85 to $0.99 per hour farms reporting.

$1.00 to $1.14 per hour farms reporting.

$1.15 to $1.29 per hour farms reporting.

$1.30 to $1.44 per hour farms reporting.

$1.45 and over per hour farms reporting.

Paid on a piece-worit basis farms reporting.

Expenditures for hired labor in 1954 farms reporting.

dollars.

$1 to $99 farms reporting.

$100 to $199 farms reporting.

$200 to $499 farms reporting.

$500 to $999 farms reporting.

$1,000 to $2,499 farms reporting.

$2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting.

$5,000 and over farms reporting.

Faros vith expenditures for hired labor but no hired workers reported. ..farms reporting.

$1 to $99 farms reporting.

$100 to $199 farms reporting.

$200 to $499 farms reporting.

$500 to $999 farms reporting.

$1,000 to $2,499 farms reporting.

$2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting.

$5,000 and over farms reporting.

11,187

47,900

4,874

2,131

1,830

1,424

878

5,976

26,459

2,828

1,089

945

615

499

6,724

21,441

3,340

1,397

919

718

350

4,463

1,513

5,211

1,331

10

10

6

104

165

140

245

300

147

132

72

15
30

133
225
270
915
918
599
193
76
39

3,405

10

27

370

895

742

704

352

245

22

38

3,892

2

41
359

341

248

1,524

571

614

119

15

58

696

29,793
84,225,316
6,143
4,433
6,499
3,752
3,900
2,114
2,952

18,606
5,373
3,568
4,799
2,416
1,559
572
319

32

124

148

87,595

35

37

47

6

11

9

3

116
35
27
47

169
825
36
22
35
65
11
18
19
17
1

152

806
21
20
35
65
11
17
1

151

1,108

7,606
426
193
195
178
116
562

4,947
254
94
103
52
59
657

2,659
244
133
115
107
58
451
111
546

98
5
5
5

19
11
18
15

6

141

414

135

45

3

2

2

1,292
11,270
313
227
235
262
255
702

5,088
224
125
144
93
116
837

6,182
245
148
125
163
156
455
247
590

70

5

9

147

103

56

25

1

27

134

173

47

23

2

1
127
144
63
124
44
36
3

883

4,645

2,520

,201

13,138.607

22,781,751

215

678

177

195

899

163

256

1,427

476

151

729

315

54

458

537

11

130

278

1

324

574

714

3,537

1,228

200

607

Ul

165

789

133

216

1,251

364

91

576

232

32

251

222

10

21

103

42

43

FLORIDA

41

BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1954

Sept. 26-Oct. 2. Data are based on reports for only a saii5)le of farms. See text]

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

T^e of farm — Continued

Dairy

Poultry

Livestock

other than

dairy and

poultry

Primarily Primarily
crop livestock

Crop and
livestock

Miscel-
laneous
and un-
classified

Hired workers farms reporting.

persons.

1 hired worker farms reporting.

2 hired workers farms reporting.

3 or -i hired workers farms reporting.

5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting.

10 hired workers or more farms reporting .

Regular workers (to be employed 150 days or more) farms reporting.

persons.

1 hired worker farms reporting .

2 hired workers farms reporting.

3 or A hired workers farms reporting.

5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting.

10 hired workers or more farms reporting.

Seasonal workers (to be employed less than 150 days) farms reporting.

persons.

1 hired worker farms reporting.

2 hired workers farms reporting.

3 or i hired workers farms reporting.

5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting .

10 hired workers or more farms reporting.

Regular hired workers and no seasonal hired workers farms reporting.

Both regular and seasonal hired workers farms reporting.

Seasonal hired workers and no regular hired workers farms reporting.

Paid on a monthly basis farms reporting.

Under $25 per month farms reporting.

$25 to $34 per month farms reporting.

$35 to $49 per month farms reporting.

$50 to $84 per month farms reporting.

$85 to $109 per month farms reporting .

$110 to $129 per month farms reporting.

$130 to $169 per month farms reporting.

$170 to $214 per month ...farms reporting.

$215 to $274 per month farms reporting.

$275 to $324 per month farms reporting.

$325 and over per month farms reporting.

Paid on a weekly basis farms reporting.

Under $5 per week farms reporting.

$5 to $7 per week farms reporting.

$8 to $11 per week farms reporting.

$12 to $19 per week farms reporting .

$20 to $24 per week farms reporting.

$25 to $29 per week farms reporting.

$30 to $39 per week farms reporting.

$40 to $49 per week farms reporting.

$50 to $59 per week farms reporting.

$60 to $69 per week farms reporting.

$70 to $79 per week farms reporting.

$80 and over per week farms reporting.

Paid on a daily basis farms reporting.

$1.00 per day farms reporting.

$2,00 per day farms reporting.

$3.00 per day farms reporting.

$4.00 per day farms reporting.

$5.00 per day farms reporting.

$6.00 per day farms reporting.

$7.00 per day farms reporting.

$8.00 per day farms reporting.

$9.00 per day farms reporting.

$10.00 and over per day farms reporting.

Paid on an hourly basis .......farms reporting.

Under $0.25 per hour farms reporting.

$0.25 to $0.34 per hour farms reporting.

$0,35 to $0.44 per hour farms reporting.

$0.45 to $0.54 per hour farms reporting.

$0.55 to $0.64 per hour farms reporting.

$0.65 to $0.74 per hour farms reporting.

$0.75 to $0.84 per hour farms reporting.

$0.85 to $0.99 per hour farms reporting.

$1.00 to $1.14 per hour farms reporting.

$1,15 to $1,29 per hour farms reporting.

$1.30 to $1.44 per hour farms reporting.

$1.45 and over per hour farms reporting.

Paid on a piece-work basis .farms reporting.

Expenditures for hired labor in 1954 farms reporting.

dollars.

$1 to $99 farms reporting.

$100 to $199 farms reporting.

$200 to $499 farms reporting,

$500 to $999 farms reporting,

$1,000 to $2,499 farms reporting.,

$2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting,,

$5,000 and over farms reporting,,

Far«s with expenditures for hired labor but no hired workers reported, , ,f arms reporting,.

$1 to $99 farms reporting,.

$100 to $199 farms reporting, .

$200 to $499 farms reporting,.

$500 to $999 farms reporting,.

$1,000 to $2,499 farms reporting..

$2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting..

$5,000 and over farms reporting..

676
3,035

200
113
148
150

65

586

2,437

202

95
133
104

52
248
598
126

53

38

28

3

428

158

90

90

25
62
125
137
72
26

762

6,761,206

20

25

69

68

122

119

338

86

15

15

41

10

1

3

1

455

877

238

127

61

27

2

304

564

159

95

32

17

1

226

313

173

41

10

2
229

75
151

21

712
1,242,670

80
101
176

45
159

81

70

257
75
66
85
10
21

1,460

3,825

726

304

248

140

42

918

2,194

538

174

118

62

26

755

1,631

419

139

133

57

7

705

213

542

337

5

23

48

63

130

167

100

12

11

3

504

5

1

58

110

119

105

44

33

10

19

3
34
20

9

115

28

52

47

2,573
5,835,024
339
309
564
346
480
243
297

1,118
294
264
321
151
78

299

1,121

103

77

43

45

31

126

311

67

32

14

5

8

214

810

79

48

23

39

25

85

23

873
1,022,506
155
166
260
103
92
54
43

574
145
135
197
58
21
14

2
15,104

278

1,233

74

67

51

54

32

128

282

57

38

19

12

2

210

951

64

42

32

45

27

68

60

150

42

31

848
761,549
196
174
175
109
124
37
33

570
171
143
122
86
33
9
1

7,660

10,393,998

3,498

1,419

1,145

459

480

285

373

42

STATISTICS FOR THE STATE

Slate Table ll.-DATE OF ENUMERATION: CENSUSES OF 1954, 1950. AND 1945

I Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]

Census of 1954
Census starting dates-Oct. 4; Nov.

Approxinate average date of eouneralion.

Percent of farns eounerated during —

October 1 to 9

October 10 to 16...
October 17 to 23...
October 24 to 31...
November 1 to 6....
November 7 to 13..,
November U to 20..
November 21 to 27.,
November 28 "to 30.,
December 1 to 4...,
December 5 to 11. .
December 12 to 18.
December 19 to 25.
December 26 to 31.

Z Less than 0.5.

2
(Z)

Census of 1950
Census date — April 1

Approximate averae^ date of enumeration.

Percent of farns enunerated during —

April 14 and earlier

April 15 to 28

April 29 to May 12.
May 13 to June 2...
June 3 and later...

Census of 1945
Census date — January 1

Approximate average date of enumeration

Percent of enumeration districts enumerated during—

January 1 to 15

January 16 to 31

February 1 to 15..
February 16 to 28.

March 1 to 31.
April 1 to 30.

May 1 to 31 ,

June 1 and later.

Apr. 15 - Apr. 28

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STATISTICS FOR THE STATE

State Table 13.-LIVEST0CK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS: CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1954

[Data

for number of livestock not fully

comparable for

the several censuses. See State Table 12 ajid

text]

see text)

Census

or—

(For definitions and explanations

195i
(Oct. -Nov.)

1950
(April 1)

1945
(January l)

1940
(April 1)

1935
(January 1)

1930
(April 1)

1925
(January l)

1920
(January l)

Total value of specified classes of livestock dollars..

Cattle and dairy products:

103,347,037

30,055

1,647, 3^

87,871,198

27,776

904,230

56,062,260

16,738
158,877

(NA)

U3, 101, 464

1,307

74,595,796

43,082,908

212

34,524

18,556

(NA)
(NA)

13,004
108,548
239,102

(NA)
(NA)

17,931

34,048

1,894,361

9,969

21,217

1,124,501

9,141

12,831

769,860

19,116

419,725

9,900,407

17,286
211,803

12,737
207,922

13,159
73,640
10, 109
39,777
9,798
33,863

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(MA)
(NA)
(MA)
(MA)
(MA)
(MA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

101,575,638

29,750

1,101,239

87,916,104

27,806

601,122

60,998,627

21,615
Ul,271

2,404

34,667,224

1,695

54,448,108

34,423,300

436

181,260

149,024

650

94,900

18,048

96,955

209,543

(NA)
(NA)

26,903
51,052

5,088,589
13,575
26,935

2,329,647
16,078
24,117

2,758,942

26,269

458,764

5,678,549

24,397
261,046

15,830
197,718

(NA)
(NA)
16,622
55,376
(NA)
(NA)

146

3,599

34,433

140
2,486

133
1,743

105

743

106
1,113

76

3,060

12,420

4,779

67,956,078

35,623
1,114,917

48,223,063

33,195

622,150

32,873,847

(NA)

(NA)

3,437

20,048,044

2,085

41,211,051

^19, 925, 911

286

74,696

^42,546

'1,372

^79,587

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

30,280
103,328

(NA)
59,119

9,171,905
14,607
25,588

3,176,090
21,643
33,531

5,995,815

31,630
676,644
7,277,733
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
25,538
117,357
(NA)
(NA)

176

11,973

63,298

(NA)

(NA)

129

6,842

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

106

(NA)

37,537

14,547

26,883,768

32,398

721,015

16,372,083

29,491

379,106

11,526,058

27,159
104,355

3,748

8,403,532

1,891

22,708,782

=8,229,932

317

267,725

'76,558

'2,192
=97,042

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

26,924
90,428

32,834
56,464

6,769, UO
12,747
20,168

1,874,100
23,548
36,296

4,895,030

32,101

481,040

2,401,647

32,101

481,040

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

21,086

81,566

(NA)

(NA)

249

20,950

64,446

249

20,950

200

16,730

(NA)

4,220

(NA)
(NA)

174

18,995
62, 242
15,426

19,734,280

35,382

713,001

10,658,209

33,551

376,522

7,530,440

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

28,518
86,360

36,256
58,922

6,233,711
13, 198
17,976

1,449,266
26,430
40,946

4,784,445

32,790
447,135
1,408,475
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

24,946

78,160

(NA)
(NA)

361

39,942

103,849

(NA)

(NA)

285

20,861

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

269

34,563

106,97?

24,604

23,474,662

26,454
431,448

12,101,210

(NA)

207,271

8,003,024

21,699

75,837

4,400

6,262,589

2,624

14,628,497

5,893,050

(NA)

(NA)

193,684

'2,614
'175,855
18,469
59,199
90,C63

22,613
73, %6

35,706

62,216

5,947,808

(NA)

21,300

1,609,112

(NA)

40,916

4,338,696

28,765

567,115

3,498,240

(NA)

366,878

15,883

200,237

(NA)
(NA)
15,734
53,615
(NA)
(NA)

410

47,275

181,624

(NA)

38,749

(NA)

30,624

(NA)

8,125

(NA)

8,526

260

38,031

118,617

37,915

20,245,784

(NA)

656,217

7,593,993

(NA)

362, 161

4,871,788

10,884

43,638

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

8,571,357
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

23,382
62,940

38,920

71,504

7,532,189

(NA)

28,848

2,504,193

(NA)

42,656

5,027,996

28,479
497,780
2,755,173
(NA)
(«.)
(NA)
(«.)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
90,771
(NA)
(NA)

381

59,729

184,245

(NA)
49,809

(NA)
31,245

(NA)
18,564

(NA)
9,920

(NA)
49,199
135,764
40,331

34,953,807

31,888

638,981

14,755,935

(NA)

333,572

9,200,539

18,268

71,641

(NA)

Cows, including heifers that

number . .

value.. dollars..

number. .
value. .dollars..

number . .

Whole milk sold

dollars,.

1,853,985
2,457

gallons..

liollars. .

3,306,730

1,679,396

(NA)

pounds of butterfat..
dollars..

Butter, buttermilk, skim milk,

(NA)
47,226

'2,804

'127,363

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(itA)

dollars. .

Cows milked, day preceding enumeration. .. .farms reporting..

number of cows . .
Milk produced, day preceding enumeration gallons..

Cows and heifers milked dm-ing any

Horses and nules:

number. .

(NA)
(NA)

Horses and colts, including ponies...

number. .
value.. dollars..

..farms reporting..

number. .

value.. dollars. .

80,616
12,326,166
25,380
38,570
4,552,315
23,800

Hogs:

number. .
value. .dollars..

42,046
7,773,851

U months old and over

number. .

value. .dollars. .
..farms reporting..

number. .

755,481
5,744,892

(«•)
(*.)
(«)

Sows and gilts farrowing

number..

..farms reporting.,
number . ,

(-)

(NA)

(NA)

35,710

number. .

166,164

(NA)

Sheep and wool:

number . .

(NA)
483

number. .
value. .dollars. .

'64,659
318,242

(NA)

number..

51,535
431

number. .

35,919

(HA)

number..

15,616
289

£heep and lambs shorn

Wool shorn

number. .

..farms reporting.,
number shorn. .

pounds. .

value. .dollars. .

9,289

325

52,633

162,294

90,885

See footnotes at end of table.

FLORIDA

State Table 13.-LIVEST0CK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS: CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1954 -Continued

45

[Data

for number of livestock not fully coaparable for

the several censuses. See Sta

te Table 12 and

text]

Census

of—

Item

(For definitions and explanations

see text)

1954

1950

1945

1940

1935

1930

1925

1920

(Oct. -Nov.)

(April 1)

(January 1)

(April 1)

(January 1)

(April 1)

(January l)

(January l)

Goats BDcl Bohair:

Goats and kids

.farms reporting..

(NA)

1,786

1,819

1,910

2,643

2,014

1,939

2,299

number..

(NA)

(NA)

21,118

23,519

42,027

31,698

36,944

45,890

value.. do liars..

(NA)

(NA)

38,965

24.428

37,824

46,193

34,420

146,331

AnfTora goats and kids ................

.farms reporting..

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)

2

(NA)
(NA)

94

(NA)
(NA)

g

number..

(NA)

18

897

6,836

Other goats and kids •

.farms reporting..

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

1,908

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
30,801

(NA)
(NA)

2,298
39,054

number. .

23,501

Goats and kids clipped

.farms reporting..

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

1

13

(NA)

(NA)

8

number..

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

162

50

5,309

Mohair clipped

pounds..

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

11

209

289

231

14,963

value. .dollars. .

(NA)

(«)

(NA)

3

42

111

104

8,852

Poultry and/or poultry products sold....

.farms reporting..

9,156

16,429

20,901

23,932

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

dollars..

17,810,467

13,611,299

8,841,690

4,278,190

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

Chickens, ^ months old and over, on hand

.farms reporting..

27,434

38,385

43,4*5

42,502

50,457

40,623

44,504

45,023

number. .

3,200,931

2,381,154

2,4*8,015

2,029,176

2,190,189

1,949,623

2,1J0,297

1,554,896

value. .dollars..

3,681,071

2,857,963

3,181,114

1,252,034

1,292,212

1,699,587

2,145,764

1,662,241

Chickens sold

.farms reporting..

4,113

8,893

(NA)

16,538

(NA)

20,068

(NA)

17,206

nuTiber..

9,527,964

6,096,857

(NA)

2,761,708

(NA)

1,610,048

(NA)

616, U7

dollars. .

6,930,653

5,937,601

(NA)

1,627,781

(NA)

1,612,230

(NA)

529,890

nhi fkpn ppps <;old..... .................

.farms reporting..

7,289
25,514,343

12,884

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

26,012

(NA)

29,080
3,311,309

\/lixvJkdi CggtiJ O^^^^A *..>.*.■..*.....■>*.>..

dozens. .

13,782,751

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

10,186,301

(NA)

dollars..

10,085,748

6,989,162

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

3,428,193

(NA)

1,54S,130

Turkey hens, to be kept for

breeding, on hand

.farms reporting..

1,840

2,735

(NA)

3,240

5,502

(NA)

(NA)

3,774

number..

14,086

22,640

(NA)

23,566

40,665

(NA)

(NA)

18,158

Turkeys raised

..farms reporting..

3,057

2,781

2,215

2,409

(NA)

4,193

(NA)

(NA)

number. .

175,885

102,418

66,548

79,800

(NA)

68,689

(NA)

(NA)

Ducks raised. •.•••■..•••■.•■••■■•■.•■•••

.farms reporting.,
number..

1,342
55,525

2,066
58,013

(NA)
(NA)

827
29,236

(NA)

(NA)

1,676
62,194

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

Geese raised ••.....■•••••■••.......•••■•

..farms reporting..

248

180

(NA)

59
451

(NA)

531
4,462

(NA)

(NA)

number . .

3,628

1,5U

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

Guineas raised. ....•...■..-..■..■•.■••••

..farms reporting.,
number. .

559
4,007

524
5,520

(NA)

(NA)

684

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

Turkeys, ducks, geese, and other miscellaneous

poultry, and their eggs sold

..farms reporting..

1,418

1,799

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

dollars..

794,066

684,536

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

Aniaals sold alive:

Cattle, hogs, sheep, horses, or

mules sold alive

. farms reporting . .

'23,073

26,224

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

dollars . .

'46,462,673

36,506,852

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

Cattle, hogs, or sheep sold alive

.farms reporting. .

'22,954

26,012

(NA)

17,035

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

Cattle and/or calves sold alive

.farms reporting..

15,945

15,945

11,802

8,628

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

number . .

653,617

367,809

216,236

156,718

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

dollars . .

37,363,471

28,111,993

10,373,632

2,994,188

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

Cattle sold alive, excluding

..farms reporting..

12,011
330,587

10,095
227,169

(NA)
(NA)

7,350
131,328

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)

number . .

(NA)

dollars..

27,225,278

22,263,332

(NA)

2,763,256

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

Calves sold alive

..farms reporting..

12,248

10,448

(NA)

2,266

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

number..

328,030

140,640

(NA)

25,390

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

dollars. .

10,138,193

5,848,661

(NA)

230,932

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

Hogs and pigs sold alive

..farms reporting..

13,423

18,705

15,70;

12,204

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

number..

324,702

386,198

382,927

259,830

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

dollars..

8,941,113

8,195,397

6,434,589

1,852,743

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

ShA»>n Bnrt 1 nmh<; <;nlH si ivp. ......... .

..farms reporting..

(NA)

75

76

107

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

hJllcc^ ojiu xniuk^o oux.^^ Q-A* a^.... ...••>•

number..

(NA)

1,586

2,741

10,010

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

dollars. .

(NA)

U,275

19,187

25,872

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

Horses and mules sold alive

..farms reporting..

528

1,235

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

number..

986

1,849

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

dollars..

158,089

186,187

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

""Available data not comparable. NA Not available. ^For 1954, whole milk and cream only. ^Published values for 1945 and 1940 were computed on the basis of average
prices. For this table, these values have been adjusted to equal the enumerated value of all dairy products sold. ^Butter sold. *Figures Include 3,835 sheep not classified
by age and sex. 'Does not include data for sheep and lambs sold alive.

46 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE

State Table H^FARMS REPORTING SPECIFIED NUMBER OF CATTLE ON HAND: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950; FARMS
REPORTING SPECIFIED NUMBER OF LIVESTOCK ON HAND OR SOLD ALIVE: CENSUS OF 1954

[Data for 1964 are baaed on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]

Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)

CattU and calves of ell ages oa hand farms reportijlg 195A..

1950..

niimber 195'i . .

1950. .

1 farms reporting 195'V..

1950. .

2 to U farms reporting 195-1..

1950..
5 to 9 farmB reporting 1954..

1950..
10 to 2i farms reporting 1954 . .

1950..
25 to 49 farms reporting 1954.,

1950..
50 to 99 farms reporting 1954..

1950..
100 and over farms reporting 1954,,

1950..

Govs on haad 19S4, including heifers
that have calved farms reporting..

number. .

1 farms reporting..

2 farms reporting. .

3 or 4 farms reporting, ,

5 to 9 farms reporting. .

10 to 14 farms reporting,.

15 to 19 farms reporting..

20 to 29 farms reporting..

30 to 49 farms reporting. .

50 to 74 farms reporting. .

75 to 99 farms reporting..

100 to 199 farms reporting. .

200 to 499 farms reporting. .

500 to 999 farms reporting . .

1,000 and over farms reporting..

Milk co«8 OD hand, 1954 farms reporting..

number . .

1 farms reporting. ,

2 farms repor ting . .

3 farms reporting, ,

4 farms reporting. .

5 to 9 farms reporting..

10 to 14 farms reporting..

15 to 19 farms reporting.,

20 to 29 farms reporting..

30 to 49 farms reporting..

50 to 74 farms reporting..

75 to 99 farms reporting,.

100 and over farms reporting..

Cattle sold alive, excluding calves, 1954 farms reporting..

number. .

1 to 4 farms reporting. .

5 to 9 farms reporting. .

10 to 19 farms reporting. .

20 to 29 farms reporting..

30 to 39 farms reporting..

40 to 49 farms reporting. .

50 to 99 farms reporting..

100 to 199 farms reporting.,

200 and over farms reporting..

Calves sold alive, 1954 farms reporting,.

number. .

1 to 4 farms reporting..

5 to 9 farms reporting,.

10 to 14 farms reporting,.

15 to 19 farms reporting..

20 to 29 farms reporting..

30 to 39 farms reporting..

40 to 49 farms reporting. ,

50 to 99 farms reporting..

100 and over farms reporting,.

State
total

30,400

29,750

1,654,782

1,101,239

2,584

4,305

8,122

11,428

5,268

5,176

6,209

4,178

3,254

1,751

2,082

1,146

2,881

1,766

28,069

913,908

6,944

4,063

3,871

3,942

1,996

1,177

1,493

1,515

867

435

804

654

196

112

17,202

160,660

8,499

4,042

1,739

892

937

135

69

113

192

134

95

355

12,312

324,321

5,915

2,287

1,638

746

388

2Cr7

503

309

319

12,639

336,419

5,429

2,677

1,083

529

835

399

237

640

810

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

SowB and gilts farrowing after Dec. 1, 1953
and before Dec. 1, 19S4 farms reporting..

1 farms reporting..

2 farms reporting, .

3 farms reporting..

4 farms reporting. .

5 farms reporting. -

6 farms reporting. .

7 farms reporting. .

8 farms reporting. .

9 farms reporting. .

10 or more farms reporting . .

Hogs and pigs sold alive, 19S4 farms reporting..

number. ,

1 to 4 farms reporting..

5 to 9 farms reporting..

10 to 14 farms reporting.,

15 to 19 -....farms reporting.,

20 to 29 farms reporting..

30 to 39 farms reporting..

40 to 49 farms reporting.,

50- to 99 farms reporting.,

100 to 199 farms reporting.,

200 and over farms reporting..

Turkeys raised, light breeds, 1954 farms reporting.

number.

Under 25 farms reporting.

25 to 49 farms reporting.

50 to 99 farms reporting.

100 to 199 farms reporting.

200 to 399 farms reporting.

400 to 799 farms reporting.

800 to 1,599 farms reporting.

1,600 and over farms reporting.

Turkeys raised, heavy breeds. 1954 farms reporting.

number.

Under 25 farms reporting.

25 to 49 farms reporting.

50 to 99 farms reporting.

100 to 199 farms reporting.

200 to 399 farms reporting.

400 to 799 farms reporting.

800 to 1,599 farms reporting.

1,600 and over farms reporting.

Itroilers (chickens) sold, 1954 farms reporting.

number.

Under 2,000 farms reporting,

2,000 to 3,999 farms reporting.

4,000 to 7,999 farms reporting.

8,000 to 15,999 farms reporting.

16,000 to 31,999 farms reporting.

32,000 to 39,999 farms reporting,

40,000 to 49,999 farms reporting.

50,000 to 59,999 , farms reporting.

60,000 to 69,999 farms reporting.

70,000 to 79,999 farms reporting.

80,000 to 89,999 farms reporting.

90,000 and over farms reporting.

FLORIDA

State Table 15.-NURSERY. GREENHOUSE, AND FOREST PRODUCTS: CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1954

47

Item
(For definitions and explanati

IS, see text)

I^ursery aod greeahouse products, flover and vegetable
seeds and plants, and bulbs:

Nursery and greenhouse products, flower and vegetable

seeds and plants, flowers, and bulbs sold dollars.

Nursery products (trees, shrubs,

vines, ornajnentals , etc.) farms reporting.

acres.
Sold. .dollars.

Cut flovers, potted plants, florist greens,
and bedding plants grown for sale:

Grown under glass farms reporting.

square feet.

Grown in open. farms reporting.

acres.

Sold farms reporting.

dollars.
Vegetables grown under glass, flower seeds,
vegetable seeds, vegetable plants, bulbs,
and Busbrooas produced for sale:

Grown under glass or in house farms reporting.

square feet.

Grown in open farms reporting.

acres.

Sold farms reporting.

dollars.
Forest products:

All forest products sold dollars.

Firewood and fuelwood cut farms reporting.

cords (4'x 4'x 8').

Fence posts cut... ,. farms reporting.

number .
Sawlogs and veneer logs cut

(including standing timber sold) farms reporting.

thousands of bd. ft.

Piilpwood cut farms reporting .

cords.
Value of firewood, fence posts, logs, lumber,
pulpwood, piling and poles, bark, bolts,
Christmas trees, hewn ties, mine tljnber, and other

miscellaneous forest products sold farms reporting.

dollars.

1954
(Oct. -Nov.)

27,601,310

1,<.75

7,150

9,986,127

232

1,539,708

922

13,475

1,034

16,226,191

22

143 ,416

178

2,657

192

1,388,992

3,506,042

5,314

38,585

1,935
753,253

1,216

72,849

1,685

250,807

2,568
3,506,042

1950
(April 1)

17,373,143

1,379

5,478

7,245,053

'206

'752,903

'675

'12 185

^725

'9,434,092

29

102,140

238

1,639

246

643 ,998

3 ,743 ,767

5,812

50,655

2,638

786 ,219

"900

'10,817

742

74,907

(M)
3,743,767

1945
(January 1)

(HA)
(NA)
(NA)

(M)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(KA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

1,352,480
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

1940
(April 1)

469

2,682

,114,447

=81
=509,690
(NA)
(KA)
(NA)
=204,976

(NA)

(NA)

'1,095

'5 ,996

(NA)

'•2,616,594

395,836
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

1935
(January 1)

(NA)

1930
(April 1)

4,101,735

(NA)

■■951

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

'3,185,615

(NA)

'263

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

'916,120

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

477,526

i'na)

881,514

12,934

(NA)

132 ,863

(NA)

3,037

(NA)

567,902

(NA)

=762

(NA)

"59,158

(NA)

164

(NA)

4,097

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

1925
(January 1

1920
(January l)

(NA)

1,354,683

(NA)

127

(NA)

1,863

(NA)

935,843

(NA)

= 88

(NA)

=326,474

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

=303,788

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

'115 ,052

(NA)

2,636,157

25,078

(NA)

241,627

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

KA Not available. ^Trees, plants, vines, etc., in nurseries; flower and vegetable seeds; and bulbs. ^Flowers and flowering plants grown for sale, ^Crops grown under
glass (flowers, plants, and vegetables) and propagated mushrooms. *Flowers, plants, and vegetables grown under glass, and flowers grown in the open, 'Total square feet
under glass. ^Flower and vegetable seeds, bxilbs, and flowers and plants grown in the open, 'Value of flower and vegetable seeds; vegetables and vegetable plants; and

mushrooms. ^Does not include amount sold as standing timber.

48

STATISTICS FOR THE STATE

Sute Table I6.-SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED:' CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1954

Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)

1954
(Oct. -Nov.)

1950
(April 1)

1945
(January 1)

1940
(April 1|

1935
{ January 1 )

1930
(April 1)

1925
( January 1 )

411 faraa number.

CroplaDtl harTested farms reporting.

acres.
Total value of apecified crops
harvested (see text)^ dollars.

Value of all crops sold (see text)^ dollars.

Com:

Corn for all purposes farms reporting.

acres,
value, dollars.

Harvested for grain farms reporting.

acres,
bushels.
Hogged, grazed, or cut for fodder

or silage farms reporting.

acres.

Corn sold farms reporting .

bushels .
dollars .

SorghoBS:

Sorghum for all purposes except

for sirup farms reporting.

acres,
value, dollars.

Harvested for grain or for seed farms reporting.

acres,
bushels .

Cut for silage farms reporting.

acres,
tons, green weight.
Hogged, grazed, or cut for dry

forage or hay farms reporting.

acres,
tons cut.

Sorghum sold dollars .

Saall grains:

Oats threshed or combined farms reporting.

acres.

bushels .

value, dollars.

Sold farms reporting.

bushels,
dollars.

Oats cut for feeding unthreshed farms reporting.

acres,
value, dollars.

Other grain threshed or combined farms reporting.

acres.

bushels.

value, dollars.

Sold farms reporting.

bushels .
dollars.

Annual leguaes:

Soybeans harvested for beans.

farms reporting.

acres .

bushels.

value, dollars.

sold, dollars.

Soybeans cut for hay farms reporting .

acres .

tons.

value, dollars.

sold, dollars.

Cowpeas grown for all purposes, except for fresh

market, or for canning, freezing, or other

processing ^° farms reporting.

acres grown alone,
acres grown with other crops.

Harvested for dry peas farms reporting .

acres grown alone .

acres grown with other crops.

bushels .

value, dollars.

sold, dollars.

Cut for hay.

farms reporting .

acres grown alone.

acres grown \/lth other crops.

tons.

value, dollars.

sold, dollars.

Hogged, grazed, or cut for silage farms reporting.

acres grown alone.

acres grown with other crops.

value, dollars.

Plowed under for green manure farms reporting.

acres grown alone,
acres grown with other crops.

57,5i3

44,760
1,935,655

379,494,688
355,235,305

17,350

531,714

13,170,064

14,383

312,739

5,277,243

9,140
218,925

2,826
1,192,360

(NA)

'3,648

'140,654

91

2,431

34,335

31

1,217

(')

(')
(')

25,752

1,001
26,490
563,447
535,275
320
189,005
179,557

(')

225
4,315
63,472

107,902

7

22,216

37,768

374

17,830

160,138

424,366

407,390

47

1,104

783

23,490

2,349

1,820
15,899
4,363

415

2,718

257

27,658

124,461

31,114

178
1,984

146

1,347

40,410

4,041

1,037

8,575

2,474

323,796

315
2,622
1,486

44,174
1,728,232

308,558,257
249,514,283

22,155

528,742

10,345,748

18,880

319,228

3,845,324

9,862
209,514

'1,841
346,165
=^419, 091

84

2,335

57,325

13

407

7,069

5

150

845

66

1,778

477

7,716

238

3,490

49,144

65,610

44

14,555

(NA)

862

10,566

230,855

101

2,707

18,804

37,608

35

6,152

(NA)

143

3,549

70,849

145,241

(NA)

"8

,029

24

,738

10

,084

1

,083

1

,803

1

,073

12

,527

66

,588

(NA)

395

3

,248

101

2

,063

61

,890

(NA)

2

,793

12

,914

6

,551

388

,620

1

184

6

773

2

359

52,855

1,809,430

229,330,043
193,286,267

31,145

667,365

12,232,188

27,437

515,648

5,426,886

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

283

2,321

94,718

18

154

3,195

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

64
475
632

(NA)

554

13,509

240,610

293,166

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

1,689

26,182

576,618

92
2,231

16,876

35,881

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

116

(NA)

10,370

39,619

(NA)

(»)
(')
(«)
(«)
(NA)

(NA)
25,713
18,130

3,393

(NA)

(NA)

77,465

349,104

(NA)

1^710

127,295

'^5,623
2 142,426

(NA)

(NA)
(HA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

62,248

56,235
1, 679, 622

73,583,129
61,068,993

33,587

704,206

4,481,477

31,745

631,387

5,190,717

5,011
72,319

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

316

2,103

103,939

44

144

2,767

50

1,147

11,039

224
812
970

(NA)

172

1,782

22,765

12,974

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

877
7,371
59,496

(NA)
1,193
7,651
9,253

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

18

253

671

1,642

(NA)

(')
(')

(')
(')
(NA)

8,245
28,543
20,030

1,586

2,910

1,321

37,059

61,259

(NA)

(')
(')
(')
(')
(')
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

72,857

66,965
1,579,049

(-)
(NA

38 ,014

717,399

(NA'

36,464

685,211

5,928,977

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)

1,686

30,951

64

317

4,829

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(«)
(—)
(—)

(NA)

49

361

4,746

3,607

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

1,188

7,089

(NA)

(NA)
642
7,907
7,435
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
6,658
15,313

(NA)

(')
(')
{')
(')
(NA)

8,933
24,114
21,670

4,538

(NA)

(NA)

153,123

252,661

(NA)

(')
(')
(')
(')
(')
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

58,966

54,404
1,454,254

(«)
63,457,600

33,548
648,085
(NA)
32,477
613,208
6,617,724

(NA)
34,877

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

150

454

17,990

35

85

1,084

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

( — )
(».)
(•»)

(NA)

95

1,122

15,534

12,344

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

1,023
6,505

(NA)

(NA)
794
9,782
12,632
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

2,591

6,726

(NA)

(')
(')
(')
(')
(NA)

5,471
12,826
9,233

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
58,781
155,619
(NA)

(')
(')
(')
(')
(')
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

59,217

(NA)
1,369,050

( — )
(NA)

35,507
592,161
(NA)
35,142
581,166
6,902,661

(NA)
10,995

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
933
(NA)
(NA)
105
1,517
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(<«)
(-)

(-

(NA)

124

1,064

14,069

12,441

(N ■

(NA)

(NA)

1,184

8,962

(NA)

(NA)
973
14,007
23,196
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(')
(')
(')
(')
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(')
(')
(')
(')
(')
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

See footnotes at end of table.

FLORIDA

State Table 16.-SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED:' CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1954-4:ontinued

49

Census

of—

Item

, see text)

(For definitions and explanations

1954

1950

1945

1940

1935

1930

1925

1920

(Oct. -Nov.)

(April 1)

(January 1)

(April 1)

(January 1)

(April 1)

( January 1 )

(January 1)

Annual leinines' — Continued

Peanuts grown for all purposes

. .farms reporting . . .

8,421

13,812

(NA)

24,878

24,659

21,042

(NA)

(NA)

icres grown alone . . .

119,970

176,991

273,551

192,561

106,799

128,526

(NA)

(NA)

acres grown

with other crops...

37,700

76,111

130,567

287,271

317,423

221,510

(NA)

(NA)

value, dollars.. .

"9,566,304

(HA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

Harvested for picking or threshing..

..farms reporting...

4,309

5,168

7,326

7,968

11,027

(NA)

(NA)

9,165

acres grown alone . . .

51,012

62,545

} 97, 225

f 76,780
I 4,361

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

J 77,416

acres erown

with other crops...

358

424

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

lb., 195'i, 1950, 1945, and 1940;

bu., other years...

39,111,367

48,600,113

60,493,825

35,107,773

1,957,834

1,243,105

(NA)

1,365,063

value, dollars...

4,302,250

4,360,011

4,718,517

1,033,771

1,527,111

1,070,947

(NA)

3,344,404

sold, dollars

3,785,978

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

Vines or tops saved for hay or

forage^*

..farms reporting...
acres grown alone . . .

3,601
43,921

4,061
49,571

6,340
} (NA)

7,100

8,034

4,162

(NA)

3,134

acres grown

with other crops...

736

767

72,348

70,472

42,689

52,729

25,634

tons . . .

32,599

26,047

37,724

34,622

33,858

18,129

(NA)

15,485

value, dollars. . .

814,975

343,038

552,294

438,558

480,784

352,082

(NA)

487,783

sold, dollars...

81,496

(HA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

Velvetbeans grown for all purposes

..farms reporting...

1,895

3,609

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

9,816

10,298

9,414

acres grown alone

9,086

11,730

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

17,375

] 87,409

134,247

acres grown

with other crops —

24,078

45,815

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

118,927

bushels . . .

14,487

48,527

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

146,417

(NA)

(NA)

value, dollars...

19,557

56,247

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

244,930

(NA)

(NA)

sold, dollars...

3,913

(HA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

Dry field and seed beans, other than soybeans and

1 velvetbeans, harvested for beans

.farms reporting...

1

2

''68

65

100

1,210

142

>

acres . . .

150

2

''121

"165

"349

3,752

389

bushels . . .

2,500

20

1,118

2,599

5,724

(NA)

2,507

value, dollars...

15,000

90

3,354

5,458

23,472

(NA)

12,791

sold, dollars...

15,000

(NA)

(na)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

Bay crops 'see text):

Land from which hay was cut^''

.farms reporting...

1,740

1,573

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

acres . . .

63.083

17,959

13,972

12,110

28,485

20,656

29,867

64,303

tons —

"86,142

17,355

13,539

''14,714

23,008

18, 596

(NA)

55,624

value, dollars

2,842,686

525,040

315,713

174,335

291,779

328,821

(NA)

1,539,145

Sold

..farms reporting...

188

99

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

tons . . .

10,013

1,944

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

5,874

dollars. . .

330,429

50,152

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

169,822

Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa

clover,

or small grains ,.

..farms reporting...

7

(NA)

(NA)

"16

(«,)

(•*)

(")

(»♦)

N .

acres. . .

392

(NA)

(NA)

"242

(•«)

(")

(«•)

(«•)

t

3ns, green weight. . .

2,360

(NA)

(NA)

"2,259

(«.)

(*-)

(NA)

(«•)

value, dollars...

21,240

(NA)

(NA)

"15,507

(-)

(")

(NA)

(«)

Uipine s«ed, grmaa, and olh«r field teed crops:

Bermuda grass seed harvested

..farms reporting...

7

6

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

acres. . .

214

66

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

pounds. . .

28,165

5,550

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

value, dollars...

5,633

1,387

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

sold, dollars...

3,943

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

Carpet grass seed harvested

..farms reporting...

1

7

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

acres . . .

350

142

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

pounds . . .

7,709

4,980

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

value, dollars . . .

2,313

1,145

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

sold, dollars...

1,503

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

Clover seed harvested:

Alyce clover seed harvested

..farms reporting. ..

43

33

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

acres. . .

4,731

2,006

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

pounds. . .

1,467,005

407,965

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

value, dollars...

146,700

65,274

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

sold, dollars...

80,686

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

Crimson clover seed harvested

..farms reporting...

40

39

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

acres . . .

946

633

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

pounds . . .

67,724

76,044

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

value, dollars...

14,222

17,490

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

sold, dollars...

8,534

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

Sweetclover seed harvested

..farms reporting...

3

3

(NA)

1

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

acres.. .

26

98

(NA)

6

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

pounds . . .

1,900

6,680

(NA)

180

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

value, dollars.. .

228

1,002

(NA)

11

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

sold, dollars...

114

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

White clover seed harvested

..farms reporting...

5

5

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

acres . . .

547

78

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

pounds . . .

67,380

6,500

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

value, dollars . . .

39,754

5,200

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

sold, dollars...

23,652

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

1 Other and unspecified clover seed

harvested •

. . farms reporting . . .

7
294

2

65

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)

acres. . .

(NA)

pounds...

55,760

5,500

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

value, dollars...

6,691

2,200

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

sold, dollars...

3,680

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

Crotalaria seed harvested

..farms reporting...

3

156

(M)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

8
394

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)

acres. . .

(NA)

pounds . . .

13,800

(NA)

(NA)

273,240

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

value, dollars...

1,656

(NA)

(NA)

25,047

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

sold, dollars...

994

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

Foxtail millet seed harvested

..farms reporting...

14

6

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

acres .. .

351

37

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

pounds . . .

132,930

9,100

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

...

value, dollars...

7,976

637

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

sold, dollars. . .

5,582

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

Hairy ind iKO seed harvested ••••>•■••■•

..farms reporting...

96
4,093

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)

acres . . .

(NA)

,

pounds . . .

375,738

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

value, dollars...

112,721

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

sold, dollars...

67,631

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

1

(NA)

See footnotes at end of table.

50

STATISTICS FOR THE STATE

Sute Table 16.-SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED:' CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1954-Continued

Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text}

Census of-

1954
(Oct. -Nov.)

1960
(April 1)

1945
(January 1)

1940
(April 1)

1935
(January 1)

1930
(April 1)

1925
( January 1 )

pine seed, graas, sad other field seed crops — Continued

Lupine seed harvested famis reporting.

acres.

pounds.

value, dollars.

soldj dollars.

Ryegrass seed harvested.

Sesbania seed harvested.

.farms reporting.

acres.

pounds.

value, dollars.

sold, dollars.

.farms reporting.

acres.

pounds .

value, dollars.

sold, dollars.

Other field seed crops harvested.

acres.

value, dollars,
sold, dollars.

Other field cropa:

Chuf as harvested farms reporting.

acres.

bushels.

value, dollars.

sold, dollars.

Cotton harvested farms reporting.

acres.

bales.

value, dollars.

sold, dollars.

Irish potatoes harvested for home use

or for sale farms reporting.

acres.

bushels.

value, dollars.

sold, dollars.

Popcorn harvested farms reporting.

acres.

pounds .

value, dollars.

sold, dollars.

Ramie harvested for fiber farms reporting.

acres.

pounds.

value, dollars.

sold, dollars.

Rapeseed harvested farms reporting.

acres.

pounds.

value, dollars.

sold, dollars.

Root and grain crops hogged or grazed, other than corn,

cowpeas, and peanuts farms reporting.

acres,
value, dollars.

Sugarcane harvested for sugar farms reporting.

acres.

tons.

value, dollars.

sold, dollars.

Sugarcane or sorghum harvested for

sirup farms reporting.

acres.

gallons.

value, dollars.

sold, dollars.

S«eetpotatoes harvested for home use or

for sale farms reporting.

acres.

bushels.

value, dollars.

sold, dollars.

Tobacco harvested farms reporting.

acres.

pounds .

value, dollars.

sold, dollars.

All other field crops harvested acres.

value, dollars,
sold, dollars.

Valae of specified crops hsrvested, except fraita, aots,
horticQltorsl specialties, sad vegctsbles dollars.

Vslae of crops sold, except fraits, nuts, horlicaltaral
spoeisltiea, sod vcj^tables dollars.

Vcgctsblcs for hoac asc sad for sale (other than Irish
sad sveet potstoes):

Vegetables harvested for hcane use^^ farms reporting.

value, dollars.

775

23,071

5,335,23^

266,762

160,057

19

■MA

71,780

9,331

6,531

3

51

15,250

1,525

991

17,05A
357,481
249,551

20

309

2,634

11,853

10,667

5,551

33,713

24,519

4,805,724

4,805,724

5,467

"32,243

9,126,264

13,780,659

13,576,156

1

70

40,000

1,200

1,200

2,843

2,012,500

583,625

583,625

60

24,000

1,920

1,920

1,667

38,653

657,101

16

41,016

1,399,069

10,143,250

10,143,250

2,478

2,745

324,773

454,682

381,935

4,440
'^2,565
234,352
785,079
412,567

5,599

24,195

29,615,769

23,300,248

23,300,248

751
28,882
14,663

60,538,930

26,237
(NA)

664

20,972

7,678,184

307,086

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

10,384

395,618

(NA)

60

1,011

11,693

81,851

(NA)

5,623

43,162

17,502

2,815,619

(NA)

5,435

2 '20,974

4,488,999

10,267,669

(NA)

1,020

790,498

173,910

(NA)

1,716

17,429

(NA)

12

36,849

1,128,691

7,167,187

(NA)

5,700

5,275

756,652

560,736

(NA)

7,453

^'7,131

487,635

1,241,055

(NA)

6,033

22,118

22,536,359

17,518,365

(NA)

640

2^858,882

(NA)

=^58, 666, 134

^^42 ,467,280

30,143
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

187

1,408

17,389

126,762

(NA)

4,763
25,879

13,116

1,585,799

(NA)

7,771

27,671

3,042,095

5,944,511

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

1,862

11,878

356,340

(NAl
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

10,698

10,930

2,123,670

1,963,254

(NA)

13,246

14,619

1,000,581

2,209,386

(NA)

5,842

20,628

18,773,532

10,151,847

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

26,396,203

40,460
4,413,412

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)

43,671

(NA)

112

578

10,288

31,006

(NA)

8,883

58,571

11,424

601,190

(NA)

7,349

22,339

2,627,431

2,868,033

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

1,655

9,899

(NA)

21,012

721,862

2,093,400

(NA)

12,473

9,329

1,435,244

670,187

(NA)

16,515

14,688

913,444

724,753

(NA)

6,239

28,160

20,321,564

3,729,223

(NA)

(NA)

153,862

(NA)

11,329,907

36,763
1,799,644

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(«♦)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

12,077
91,629
28,332

"1,714,936
(NA)

7,154

26,303

3,609,947

4,115,340

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(«)

("•)
{«)

(")
(NA)

(**)
(«)

(•*)
(«♦)
(NA)

24,458

20,997

1,485,814

1,426,381

(NA)

1,474

6,114

4,654,398

1,284,614

(NA)

(NA)

(")
(NA)

(")

(NA)

36,732
1,376,122

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(")
(NA)

60

306

4,915

17,275
(NA)

12,177

123,461

34,426

3,281,179

(NA)

7,113

23,460

2,714,323

4,802,959

(NA)

3,000

125

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

406
2,554

(NA)

(NA)

14,408

10,431

1,857,152

1,361,096

(NA)

20,672

19,763

1,796,764

1,874,865

(NA)

1,676

10,302

9,248,190

2,920,078

(NA)

(NA)

(«-)
(NA)

(")
(NA)

28,615
1,948,520

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(«)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

9,532

88,181

21,794

'"2,345,398

(NA)

4,785

27,721

2,429,014

4,531,518

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(*•)
(«)

(")
(«,)

(NA)

(«.)
(«)
(«•)
(«•)
(NA)

18,472

19,749

1,657,956

2,285,995

(NA)

777

5,336

4,495,405

1,739,638

(NA)

(NA)
(«)
(NA)

(•»)

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

See footnotes at end of table.

FLORIDA

State Table I6.-SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED:' CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1954-Continued

51

Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)

1954
(Oct. -Nov.)

1960
(April 11

1946
(January 1)

1940
(April 1)

1936
(January 1)

1930
(April 1)

1926
(January 1)

1980
( January 1 )

Vegetables for hone ose mad for sale (other tboo Irish
■ad sweet potatoes) — Continued

Vegetables harvested for sale^* farms reporting..

acres..

Sold dollars. .

Beans, green lima farms reporting..

acres. .
Beans, snap (bush and pole types) ... ...farms reporting..

acres. .
Beets (table) farms reporting..

acres. .
Blackeyes and other green cowpeas farms reporting..

acres. .
Broccoli farms reporting. .

acres..

Cabbage farms reporting. ,

acres..
Cantaloups and muskmelons farms reporting..

acres. .
Carrots farms reporting. .

acres..
Caiilif lower. farms reporting. .

acres..
Celery farms reporting..

acres..

Chinese cabbage farms reporting..

acres..
Collards farms reporting. .

acres. .
Corn, sweet farms reporting. .

acres..
Cucumbers and pickles farms reporting..

acres..
Eggplant farms reporting. .

acres..

Endive and escarole farms reporting. .

acres. .
Kale farms reporting..

acres..
Lettuce and romaine farms reporting. .

acres. ,
Mustard greens farms reporting. .

acres..
Okra farms reporting. .

acres. .

Onions, green farms reporting..

acres. .
Parsley farms reporting. .

acres..
Peas, green farms reporting..

acres. .
Peppers, hot (chili peppers) farms reporting..

acres..
Peppers, sweet and pimientos farms reporting..

acres. .

Radishes farms reporting. ,

acres..
Spinach farms reporting. .

acres. .
Squash farms reporting. .

acres..
Tomatoes farms reporting. .

acres..

Turnips farms reporting, .

acres. .
Turnip greens farms reporting.,

acres. .
Watermelons farms reporting. .

acres. ,
Other vegetables acres. .

Berries aad other saall fruits harvested for sale: ^^

Blueberries (tame) farms reporting.

acres.

quarts.

value , dollars.

Strawberries farms reporting.

acres.

quarts.

value, dollars.

Other berries and small fruits acres.

value, dollars.

iTree fraita (other than citrus), aata, and grapea:

Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit orchards, groves,

vineyards, and planted nut trees farms reporting.

acres.

Avocados farms reporting .

Trees of all ages number.

Trees not of bearing age farms reporting.

number.

Trees of bearing age farms reporting.

number.

Quantity harvested farms reporting.

lb., 1954, 1950, 1940; boxes, 1930; crates, 1920.

value, dollars.

sold, dollars.

9,766

323,909

73,267,235

910

2,829

1,855

56,407

70

167

2,352

10,149

65

164

851

13,405

279

1,469

55

126

64

705

77

7,604

22

819

340

1,014

1,028

27,840

2,166

15,739

592

2,783

99

2,983

10

77

331

3,280

248

622

1,201

2,848

170
379

26
183

87
215

29

60
2,059
11,711

73

10,834

46

375

1,655

10,984

1,798

48,052

443
1,140

138

577
4,562
88,(>;i

328

59

187

17,046

4,260

1,089

1,758

2,791,380

1,339,861

3

537

^"23,675
'"644,657

'"2,829

'"501,406

""1,493

93,394

'"1,788

'"408,012

'"1,201

'"19,000,965

'"1,140,058

'"1,094,452

2 '10,942

267,152

^'59,742,703

1,388

6,040

2,703

74,437

91

89

3,813

10,797

38

215

1,375

14,708

242

892

83

204

70

484

165

9,539

16

503

365

495

1,812

16,849

2,539

10,283

766

2,795

129

3,166

10

49

372
2,252

207

211
1,733
3,563

117

200

10

22

454

652

44

137

2,590

9,822

48

1,831

33

57

2,333

9,448

3,214

32,121

498

605

26

31

4,046

54,312

273

102

147

54,077

13,518

1,757

2,356

3,356,187

1,563,613

845

34

,565

498

669

1

,500

377

,455

871

163

,790

889

213

,665

463

557

,501

164

,601

(NA)

15,316

231,243

42,420,557

(NA)

(NA)

4,331

91,206

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

2,349

17,919
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
320

10,474

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(HA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
1,2J8
4,625
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
4,976
27,707

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

1,066

1,226

2,532,111

1,154,859

19,663
403,475

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(HA)
HA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

12,716

135,194

20,107,235

1,696

6,944

4,424

63,553

179

119

336

1,469

48

78

1,629

9,738

196

463

642

466

74

166

281

6,930

11

133

215

224

1,767

6,367

1,815

5,295

590

1,563

(NA)

908

6

6

(NA)

1,275

102

39

793

2,242

65

37

18

9

1,679

7,247

4

22

2,396

7,514

38

207

194

218

1,165

3,819

4,582

37,095

524

592

11

27

2,139

19,294

1,060

365

726

212,354

19,392

3,970

8,066

14,666,281

2,511,259

27

2,385

21,415
373,110

863

131,341

380

45,146

607

86,195

421

3,784,609

129,222

(NA)

(NA)

138,173

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

3,724

62,592

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

3,263
10,293
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
2,233
5,245
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(HA)
(NA)
(NA)
7,445
36,155

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
4,390
23,665
(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

4,850

6,755

14,179,072

2,431,338

(NA)

(NA)

29,564
369,050

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(HA)
(NA)

16,358

133,947

17,983,613

254

526

6,509

29,934

99

66

(NA)

(NA)

10

14

2,397

5,593

465

671

129

117

26

54

553

5,420

(NA)

(NA)

104

53

1,366

5,591

3,397

9,659

432

1,203

29

73

538

1,215

(NA)

(HA)

580

1,311

56
26

2,074

2,459

(28)

(28)

"1,817

^'5,223

3

1
242
128
361
799
5,228
29,537

237

187

(NA)

(NA)

4,221

36,228

2,802

512

2,014

366,585

62,320

4,059

6,759

12,159,305

2,743,710

182

12,304

29,965
316,151

823

181,927

(HA)

51,551

(HA)

130,376

(NA)

35,220

154,968

(HA)

(HA)

9,297

(NA)

60,250

(NA)

13,695,225

(NA)

(")

(NA)

(27)

(NA)

^■'3,070

(NA)

^■'6,522

(NA)

85

(NA)

52

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

2,606

2,034

6,065

4,501

444

471

866

1,079

(NA)

30

(NA)

15

(NA)

28

(NA)

42

(NA)

351

(NA)

1,225

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(HA)

(NA)

966

597

2,595

647

(HA)

2,207

(NA)

4,549

(NA)

273

(NA)

S62

(HA)

(NA)

(HA)

(NA)

(HA)

3

(HA)

(Z)

889

65fe

2,927

2,664

(HA)

(NA)

(HA)

(HA)

(HA)

173

(NA)

147

(NA)

3

(NA)

4

(NA)

16

(NA)

11

(NA)

638

(NA)

595

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

718

(NA)

2,002

(NA)

11

(NA)

2

(NA)

5

(NA)

2

(NA)

96

(NA)

113

6,231

3,696

42,463

16,089

(HA)

136

(NA)

56

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

5,444

2,393

38,866

14,646

(HA)

725

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

2,476

1,254

5,001

834

(NA)

1,267,673

(NA)

405,655

(NA)

70

(HA)

9,314

(NA)

(NA)

(HA)

(NA)

(HA)

(NA)

(HA)

69,529

(NA)

437

(NA)

41,756

(NA)

299

(NA)

27,771

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

16,209

(NA)

129,672

(NA)

(NA)

See footnotes at end of table.

52

STATISTICS FOR THE STATE

State Table 16.-SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED:' CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1954-Continued

Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)

1954
(Oct. -Nov.)

1950
(April 1)

194?
(January 1)

1940
(April 1)

1935
(January 1)

1930
(April 1)

1925
[January 1)

Tree froits (other tban citrns), nat», and (jrapes— Continued

Bananas farms reporting..

Plants of all ages number..

Plants not of Ijearing age farms reporting..

number. .

Plants of bearing age farms reporting . .

number..

Quantity harvested farms reporting, .

bunches..

value, dollars..

sold, dollars..

Figs farms reporting. .

Trees of all ages number..

Trees not of bearing age farms reporting..

number. .

Trees of bearing age farms reporting..

number. .

Quantity harvested farms reporting. ,

pounds..

value, dollars..

sold, dollars..

Grapes farms reporting . .

Vines of all ages number . .

Vines not of bearing age farms reporting..

number. .

Vines of bearing age farms reporting..

number. .

Quantity harvested farms reporting..

pounds. .

value, dollars..

sold, dollars..

Guavas farms reporting. .

Trees of all ages number. .

Trees not of bearing age farms reporting..

number. .

Trees of bearing age farms reporting. .

number. .

Quantity harvested farms reporting..

pounds. .

value, dollars..

sold, dollars..

Mangoes farms reporting..

Trees of all ages number..

Trees not of bearing age farms reporting..

number. .

Trees of bearing age farms reporting..

number. .

Quantity harvested farms reporting..

pounds. .

value, dollars..

sold, dollars..

Papayas farms reporting. .

Plants of all ages number..

Plants not of bearing age farms reporting..

number. .

Plants of bearing age farms reporting..

number . .

Quantity harvested farms reporting..

pounds. .

value, dollars..

sold, dollars..

Peaches farms reporting. .

Trees of all ages number . .

Trees not of bearing age farms reporting..

number. .

Trees of bearing age farms reporting..

number. .

Quantity harvested farms reporting..

bushels. .

value, dollars..

sold, dollars..

Pears farms reporting. .

Trees of all ages number..

Trees not of bearing age farms reporting..

number. .

Trees of bearing age farms reporting. .

number. .

Quantity harvested farms reporting..

bushels. .

value, dollars..

sold, dollars. .

Persimmons ( Japanese ) farms reporting . .

Trees of all ages number..

Trees not of bearing age farms reporting..

number . .

Trees of bearing age farms reporting. .

number. .

Quantity harvested farms reporting. .

pounds..

value, dollars..

sold, dollars..

3°<.30
'"12,330

3° 179
3°i,269

36322
'08,061

'"W5

'"5,160

'"21,156

'"21,156

'"1,531
'""i,874
'"555
'"1,677
'"1,115
'"3,197

'"639
'"31,094

'"3,111
'"3,111

'"1,271
'"12, ■147

'"422
'"5,461

'"928
'"6,986

'"405

'"40,141

'"3,211

'"3,211

'"657
'"43,860

'"144
'"3,352

'"541
'"40,508

'"302
'"389,697
'"11,692
'"11,692

'"2,127
'"193,144

'"1,134
'"103,253

'"1,371
'"89,891

'"870

'"2,201,816

'"176,148

'"176,148

'"171

'"42,215

'"71

'"9,454

'"132

'"32,761

'"81

'"723,806

'"72,381

'"72,381

'"1,446
'"20,010
'"597
'"7,093
'"1,020
'"12,917

'"540

'"5,653

'"14,700

'"14,700

'"2,268

'"19,023

'"669

'"3,431

'"1,774

'"15,592

'"956
'"23,745
'"27,307
'"27,307

'"467
'"6,837

'"172
'"1,287

'"331
'"5,550

'"160

'"35,680

'"2,498

'"2,498

221
4,086

107
1,219

138
2,867

60

743

2,972

(NA)

7,759
29,194

2,635
10,270

5,741
18,924

2,701

226,451

27,577

(NA)

5,803
34,909

2,002
12,715

4,066
22,194

1,479

123,554

13,397

(NA)

472
126,957

157
33,125

359
93,832

163

196,252

5,888

(NA)

732
73,524

352
36,594

495
36,930

229

2,390,575

304,255

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(HA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

6,691
54,993

2,884
22,935

4,459
32,058

1,173

7,012

17,530

(NA)

8,885
65,791

2,672
13,528

6,786
52,263

3,051

69,127

69,887

(NA)

738
7,014

253
2,344

531
4,670

183

16,255

1,626

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

6,963
104,294
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)

486,774

53,545

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(HA)
(NA)
(HA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(HA)
(HA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(HA)
(HA)
(NA)

17,393
185,666
(NA)
(HA)
(NA)
(NA)

(HA)

85,461

252,907

(NA)

12,994
98,046
(NA)
(HA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
190,218
199,045

(NA)

(HA)
(NA)
(HA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(HA)
(NA)

69
8,934

35
4,574

48
4,360

32

2,682

2,965

(NA)

6,740
21,740
2,376
8,289
4,721
13,451

2,767

279,238

11,668

(NA)

7,195
203,685

2,103
50,056

5,429
153,629

3,188

833,288

24,999

(NA)

959
43,977

310
10,268

696
33,709

494

326,231

6,523

(NA)

220

15,458

62

4,920

187

10,538

132

404,415

8,236

(HA)

216

35,601

75

12,972

140
22,629

121

251,752

13,848

(HA)

17,308

192,188

6,337

65,500

14,183

126,688

5,818

45,825

43,537

(NA)

11,224
104,735

4,270
33,084

8,053
71,651

3,778

67,722

41,840

(NA)

2,074
22,731
691
8,772
1,535
13,959

979

158,758

6,766

(HA)

(NA)
(HA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(HA)
(HA)
(HA)

(NA)

(HA)
(HA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

5,318

427,061

(NA)

60,217

(HA)

366,844

(HA)

,714,353

65,145

(HA)

(NA)
(NA)
(HA)
(HA)
(HA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(HA)

(NA)
(NA)
(HA)
(HA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(HA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

10,998
117,694

(HA)
32,993

(NA)
84,701

(NA)
68,079
51,059

(NA)

7,261
99,562

(NA)
24,619

(NA)
74,943

(NA)

143,580

71,790

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(HA)

480
36,743

(NA)
18,744

(NA)
17,999

(NA)
6,362
7,976

(M)

6,125

31,400
(HA)

10,457
(HA)

20,943

(NA)
442,713

19,933
(NA)

6,286

1,046,328

(NA)

429,170

(HA)

617,158

(NA)

1,823,759

91,237

(HA)

33,055
(NA)

12,362
(NA)

20,693

(NA)

208,632

5,427

(NA)

369

14,670

(NA)

7,644

(NA)

7,026

(NA)

92,180

4,442

(NA)

105

12,789

(NA)

2,914

(NA)

9,875

(NA)

192,471

19,248

(NA)

11,153

208,110

(NA)

68,269

(HA)

139,841

(NA)
66,425
97,532

(HA)

5,822

137,784

(HA)

74,787

(HA)

62,997

(HA)
45,384
47,530

(HA)

1,040
30,060

(NA)
17,019

(NA)
13,041

(NA)

166,512

6,075

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(HA)
(HA)

(HA)
(HA)
(HA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

8,838
366,489
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(HA)
(NA)
(HA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(HA)
(HA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(HA)
(NA)
(HA)

(HA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(HA)
(HA)

(HA)
(NA)
(HA)
(HA)

16,086
290,590
(HA)
(HA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
121,486
205, 34B

(NA)

5,557
92,921
(NA)
(HA)
(NA)
(NA)

(HA)
(HA)
(NA)
(NA)

(HA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(HA)
(NA)
(NA)

See footnotes at end of table.

FLORIDA

State Table 16.-SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED:' CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1954-Continued

53

Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Census of —

1954
(Oct. -Nov.)

1950
(April 1)

1945
( January 1 )

1940
(April 1)

1935
(January 1)

1930
(April 1)

1925
(January 1)

1920
( January 1 )

■ff fruits (other than citras), ddIs, and Krspea — Continued

?lr.eapples farms reporting. .

Plants of all ages number..

Plajits not of bearing age farms reporting..

number. .

Plants of bearing age farms reporting..

number. .

(Juantity harvested farms reporting..

crates..

value, dollars..

sold, dollars..

Plums and prunes farms reporting . .

Trees of all ages nuiober..

Trees not of bearing age farms reporting..

number , ,

Trees of bearing age farms reporting. .

number . .

Quantity harvested farms reporting. .

bushels. .

value, dollars,.

sold, dollars..

Coconuts farms reporting. .

Trees of all ages number..

Trees not of bearing age farms reporting..

number..

Trees of bearing age farms reporting. .

number. .

Quantity harvested farms reporting. .

number. .

value, dollars..

sold, dollars,,

lichee nuts farms reporting..

Trees of all ages number..

Trees not of bearing age farms reporting.,

number, ,

Trees of bearing age farms reporting,,

number, .

Quantity harvested farms reporting..

pounds . .

value, dollars..

sold, dollars,.

Pecans, improved and seedling farms reporting..

Trees of all ages number..

Trees not of bearing age farms reporting,,

number. .

Trees of bearing age farms reporting..

number. .

Quantity harvested farms reporting. .

pounds.,
value, dollars..
sold, dollars..
Improved pecans (budded, grafted, or

top-worked) farms reporting..

Trees of all ages number. .

Trees not of bearing age farms reporting..

number . .

Trees of bearing age farms reporting..

number . .

Quantity harvested farms reporting. .

pounds..

value, dollars..

sold, dollars..

Wild or seedling pecans farms reporting,.

Trees of all ages number. .

Trees not of bearing age farms reporting..

number..

Trees of bearing age farms reporting,,

number. .

Quantity harvested farms reporting,,

pounds , ,

value, dollars..

sold, dollars..

Tung nuts farms reporting. .

Trees of all ages number..

Trees not of bearing age farms reporting..

number. .

Trees of bearing age farms reporting . ,

number, .

Quantity harvested farms reporting,,

pounds. .

value, dollars..

sold, dollars..

Mitral fmits:

Grapefruit farms reporting.

Trees of all ages number.

', Trees not of bearing age farms reporting.

I number.

Trees of bearing age farms reporting.

number.

Quantity harvested^^ farms reporting.

field boxes .

value, dollars,

sold, dollars.

-■"131

'°571,Ai2

3052

^"30,925

"540,517
3031

'°21,889
'"118,201
"118,201

3''210

'"2,595

'°80

"508

"140

"2,087

"41

"732
'°1,827
"1,827

"177

'"16,757

'"65

'"13,247

'"121

'"3,510

'"13

'"16,787

'"1,343

'"1,343

'"98
'"26,555

'"78
'"20,824

'"39
'"5,731

'"31
'"15,260
'"11,445
'"11,445

(KA)
'"194,748

(NA)
'"26,310

(NA)
'"168,438

(NA)
'"645,383
'"200,720
'"200,720

'"3,104

'"143,085

'"910

'"19,419

'"2,494
'"123,666

'"1,141
'"437,447
'"148,734
'"148,734

'"2,082

'"51,663

'"490

'"6,891

'"1,831

'"44,772

'"829

'"207,936

'"51,986

'"51,986

'"302

'"3,391,909

'"70

'"904,016

'"264
'"2,487,893

'"149
"49,444,938
'"1,483,346
'"1,483,346

'"15,969

'"7,545,271

'"3,075

'"944,316

'"14,501

'"6,600,955

'"11,536

'"38,720,314

'"30,589,048

'"29,671,379

40

940,323

19

460,343

27

479,980

18

5,119

24,570

(HA)

3,209

22,252

1,352

6,894

2,023

15,358

511

2,610

9,135

(NA)

54

49,816

18

357

39

49,459

14

430,008

8,599

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
284,944

(NA)
50,647

(HA)
234,297

(NA)

1,624,280

307,421

(NA)

8,548

197,726

2,869

34,747

6,440

162,979

2,813

1,003,719

209,298

(NA)

7,349
87,218

1,945
15,900

6,077
71,318

2,647

620,561

98,123

(NA)

800

3,187,934

365

424,072

539

2,763,862

241

29,323,927

879,717

(NA)

12,838

6,045,732

3,324

912,990

10,994

5,132,742

8,476

20,831,421

43,037,754

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(HA)
(HA)

6,111

53,324

(HA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

18,057

27,094

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(HA)
(HA)
(HA)

(HA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(HA)
(HA)
(NA)

16,622

324, 540

(HA)

(NA)

(HA)

(HA)

(HA)

4,441,284

998,904

(HA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(HA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(HA)
(HA)
(NA)
(HA)
(HA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

575

2,291,232

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

11,796,572

566,236

(NA)

12,066

5,199,927

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

21,699,269

35,018,569

(NA)

43

185,414

24

87,620

30

97,794

21

8,098

14,981

(HA)

6,624
61,393

2,150
15,539

5,040
45,854

2,115

15,894

15,224

(NA)

23

22,269

11

16,604

18

5,665

14

94,775

4,262

(NA)

(HA)
(NA)
(HA)
(HA)
(HA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

15,202

356,712

4,787

40,415

12,402

316,297

9,305

3,225,148

278,526

(NA)

8,530

269,043

(NA)

25,036

(HA)

244,007

(HA)

1,789,672

174,052

(HA)

8,574

87,669

(NA)

15,379

(NA)

72,290

(NA)

1,435,476

104,474

(NA)

367

1,208,764

217

758,935

177

449,829

51

1,112,115

33,365

(HA)

13,535

5,359,362

2,053

474,993

12,522

4,884,869

9,361

14,455,740

8,224,888

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(HA)
(NA)
(NA)

3,216

36,070

(HA)

8,351

(HA)

27,719

(NA)

9,961

19,922

(HA)

(NA)
(HA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(HA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(HA)
(KA)
(NA)
(NA)
(HA)
(HA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(HA)
(HA)
(HA)
(HA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(HA)
(NA)

(HA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

174
1,064,511
(NA)
(HA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

14,972

5,422,566

(NA)

493,438

(NA)

4,929,128

(NA)

11,227,282

11,788,646

(NA)

60

1,375,655

(HA)

372,760

(HA)

1,002,895

(NA)

11,906

29,767

(HA)

4,243

70,142

(NA)
21,593

(HA)
48,549

(NA)
15,315
18,683

(NA)

210
(NA)
167
(NA)
43
(NA)
1,000
130
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(HA)
(NA)
(HA)
(HA)

10,694
483,559

(NA)
208,149

(HA)
275,410

(NA)
823,000
208,181

(HA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(HA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(HA)
(NA)
(HA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(HA)
(HA)

85

300,834

(HA)

294,095

(NA)

6,739

(HA)

111,220

5,563

(NA)

11,160

4,534,029

(HA)

938,874

(NA)

3,595,155

(NA)

"5,971,989

15,778,887

(NA)

(NA)
(HA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(HA)
(NA)
(HA)
(NA)
(HA)

3,884
81,855
(HA)
(HA)
(HA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(HA)

(HA)
(NA)
(HA)
(NA)
(NA)
(HA)
(NA)
(HA)
(NA)
(HA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(HA)
(HA)
(NA)
(NA)

12,947

524,096

(NA)

317,536

(NA)

206,560

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(HA)
(NA)
(NA)
(HA)
(HA)
(HA)
(NA)
(HA)

(HA)
(NA)
(HA)
(NA)
(HA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(HA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(HA)
(HA)
(HA)
(NA)
(NA)

12,289

3,921,819

(HA)

951,909

(NA)

2,969,910

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

(HA)

2,524,254

23

1,599,660

38

924,594

(HA)

26,016

110,569

(HA)

(NA)

45,300

1,416

12,985

2,696

32,315

(HA)
20,316
50,800

(NA)

(NA)
31,352

(HA)
594

(NA)
30,758

(NA)
612,630
42,888

(HA)

(HA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(HA)
(HA)
(HA)
(HA)
(HA)
(HA)

(HA)

322,160

7,198

208,613

7,167

113,547

(HA)

1,025,673

307,705

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(HA)
(NA)
(NA)
(HA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(HA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(HA)
(HA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(HA)
(HA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)

2,644,817

4,328

963,336

6,636

1,681,481

(NA)

'3,158,431

6,158,941

(NA)

See footnotes at end of table.

54

STATISTICS FOR THE STATE

State Table 16.-SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED:' CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1954-Continued

Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)

1954
(Oct. -Nov.)

1950
(April 1)

1946
(January 1)

1940
(ftpril 1)

1935
(January

1930
(April 1)

1925
( January 1 )

Citrus fraita — Continued

Kumquats farms reporting.

Trees of all ages number.

Trees not of bearing age farms reporting.

number.

Trees of bearing age farms reporting.

number.

Quantity harvested^^ farms reporting.

pounds.

value, dollars.

sold, dollars.

Lemons farms reporting.

Trees of all ages number.

Trees not of bearing age farms reporting.

number .

Trees of bearing age farms reporting.

number .

Quantity harvested^^ farms reporting.

field boxes.

value, dollars.

sold, dollars.

Limes farms reporting.

Trees of all ages number .

Trees not of bearing age farms reporting.

number.

Trees of bearing age farms reporting.

number.

Quantity harvested^^ farms reporting.

pounds .
value, dollars,
sold, dollars.
Oranges, including tangerines and

mandarins farms reporting.

Trees of all ages number.

Trees not of bearing age farms reporting.

number.

Trees of bearing age farms reporting,

niimber.

Quantity harvested^^ farms reporting.

field boxes.

value, dollars.

sold, dollars.

Tangerines and mandarins farms reporting.

Trees of all ages number.

Trees not of bearing age farms reporting,

number.

Trees of bearing age farms reporting,

number.

Quantity harvested^^ farms reporting,

field boxes.

value, dollars.

sold, dollars.

Temple oranges farms reporting.

Trees of all ages number.

Trees not of bearing age farms reporting.

number.

Trees of bearing age farms reporting,

number.

Quantity harvested-^^ farms reporting.

field boxes.

value, dollars.

sold, dollars.

Valencia oranges farms reporting.

Trees of all ages number.

Trees not of bearing age farms reporting.

number.

Trees of bearing age farms reporting.

number.

Quantity harvested^^ farms reporting.

field boxes.

value, dollars.

sold, dollars.

Other oranges farms reporting.

Trees of all ages number.

Trees not of bearing age farms reporting.

number.

Trees of bearing age farms reporting,

number.

Quantity harvested-'^ farms reporting.

field boxes,

value, dollars.

sold, dollars,

Tangeloes .,.,,. farms reporting .

Trees of all ages number.

Trees not of bearing age farms reporting.

number.

Trees of bearing age farms reporting.

niimber.

Quantity hai^ested^'' farms reporting.

field boxes.

value, dollars.

sold, dollars.

See footnotes at end of table.

'°2,576

'°23,157

= "600

"3,572

"2,047

=°19,585

"1,163
"837,566
'"25,125
'"25,125

"3,313
'"126,346
"778
'"93,388
'"2,677
'"32,958

'"1,270

'"84,994

'"271,977

'"271,977

'"3,178

'"555,074

'"925

'"169,579

'"2,460
'"385,495

'"1,410
'"36,360,262
'"2,545,219
'"2,545,219

(NA)
'"27,618,505

(NA)
'"5,054,771

(NA)
'"22,563,734

(NA)

'"90,897,897

'"151,893,587

'"150,960,970

'"9,140
'"1,266,581

'"1,285

'"131,942

'"8,321

'"1,134,639

'"5,969
'"4,378,486
'"9,326,175
'"8,393,553

'"5,763
'"1,610,065

'"1,872
'"416,557

'"4,488
'"1,193,508

'"3,477
'"3,502,901
'"7,531,234
'"7,531,234

'"14,297

11,932,144

4,206

2,532,524

'"12,704

'9,399,620

30

'"11,664
'"38,117,187
'"71,279,141
'"71,279,141

'"18,527

'"12,809,715

'"4,998

'"1,973,748

'"16,790

'"10,835,967

'"14,935
'"44,899,323
'"63,757,037
'"63,757,037

'"2,095

'"199,620

'"714

'"90,956

'"1,490

'"108,664

'"937
'"217,775
'"762,213
'"762,213

1,290

18,606

433

4,298

887

14,308

334

340,881

10,226

(NA)

2,589

31,615

787

10,661

1,998

20,954

548

37,150

141,171

(NA)

1,996
355,261

612

100,712

1,495

254,549

651

15,175,579

758,778

(NA)

(NA)
20,051,932

(NA)
3,378,279

(HA)
16,683,653

(NA)

49,966,938

125,000,324

(NA)

9,219

1,145,027

1,932

114,420

7,758

1,030,607

5,008

3,663,076

7,069,737

(NA)

3,733
865,967

1,532
311,328

2,640
554,639

1,765

1,204,616

4,480,368

(NA)

9,779
8,221,298

2,986
1,449,599

8,649
6,771,699

7,498

20,687,351

60,161,044

(NA)

17,747

9,829,640

6,008

1,502,932

14,730
8,326,708

11,736

24,411,895

53,239,175

(NA)

630
67,744

246
35,122

435
32,622

217

58,535

210,728

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

1,073
321,102
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)

8,578,189

557,798

(NA)

(NA)
16,617,088
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)

43,181,420

92,375,294

(NA)

6,295
1,114,872
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
2,965,407
6,834,905

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

IK

(NA)
(NA)

628
11,980

135
3,728

515
8,252

263

380,038

9,120

(NA)

1,639

68,083

458

12,866

1,230
55,222

563

21,721

28,956

(NA)

1,618

412,617

531

108,063

1,233
304,554

709

5,822,302

189,008

(NA)

21,206

15,920,350

6,433

2,689,132

18,977

13,231,218

15,011
26,333,129

18,770,193
(NA)

8,726

1,234,040

(NA)

50,880

(NA)

1,183,160

(NA)
2,286,024
2,190,610

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

11,996
6,461,241

(NA)
1,022,409

(NA)
5,438,332

(NA)

10,614,551

8,646,682

(NA)

(NA)
8,225,069

(NA)
1,615,843

(NA)
6,609,226

(NA)

13,432,554

7,932,906

(NA)

69
6,936

19
1,400

54
5,536

38

12,817

9,615

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

28,699

15,432,050

(NA)

2,076,538

(NA)

13,355,512

(NA)
21,067,984
23,441,773

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

33.

595

11,120

(NA)

2,131

(NA)

8,989

(NA)

453,870

12,616

(NA)

791
43,258

(NA)
14,761

(NA)
28,497

(NA)

"32,630

99,252

(NA)

356
57,724

(NA)
15,430

(NA)
42,294

(NA)

734,400

40,800

(NA)

19,822

12,424,199

(NA)

3,421,837

(NA)

9,002,362

(HA)
9,720,998
27,255,309
(HA)

7,206
1,399,400

(NA)
479,425

(HA)
919,975

(HA)
"780,937
2,564,367

(HA)

(NA)
(NA)
(HA)
(NA)
(HA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

3,347
3,934,746

(NA)
1,098,903

(NA)
2,835,843

(HA)

"2,787,092

9,148,640

(NA)

(NA)
7,090,053

(HA)
1,843,509

(HA)
5,246,544

(NA)

"6,152,969

15,542,302

(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(HA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(HA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(HA)
(NA)

2,621

153,182
(NA)

68,909
(NA)

84,273

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(HA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

24,529

13,351,933

(NA)

6,046,261

(HA)
7,305,722

(HA)
(NA)
(NA)
(HA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(HA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(HA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(HA)

(HA)
(HA)
(HA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

(NA)
(NA)
(NA)
(NA)

FLORIDA

Stale Table 16.-SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED:' CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1954-Continued

55

Item

Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text

Census of —

1954
(Oct. -Nov.)

1950
(April 1)

1945
(January 1)

1940
(April 1)

1935
(January 1)

1930
(April 1)

1925
( January 1 )

1920
(January 1)

Citrus fruits — Continued

Other tree fruits and nuts value, dollars.

sold, dollars.
Value of fruits* including berries and
other small fruits, and nuts
harvested dollars .

Value of fruits, including berries
and other small fruits, and
nuts sold dollars.

"2,751
°2,751

° 190, 723, 722

2,140
(NA)

172,776,272

(NA)
(HA)

131,204,251

3,452
(NA)

30,404,235

25,716,698

(NA)

(«)

(NA)

(")
(NA)

(«,)

(NA)

(»♦)
(NA)

(«,)

(NA)

(«•)
(NA)

(»»)

(NA)

**Available data not comparable. NA Not available. ^Figures for cropland harvested and specified craps relate to the crop years 1954, ig-tg, 1944, 1939, 1934, 1929, 1924,
and 1919. ^Total acreage of crops for which figures are available except that com cut for forage was excluded as most of this acreage was probably duplicated in the acreage of
com harvested for grain. ^Includes value of horticultural specialties. See State Table 15. For comparability, see other footnotes and text. *Corn cut for forage,
'value of corn and other com products sold. ^Sorghum hogged, grazed, or cut for forage or hay included in "Other field" crops." 'oats cut for feeding unthreshed included
with "Land from which hay was cut." ^See cowpeas cut for hay. ^For figures on annual legumes saved for hay, including soybeans and cowpeas, see peanut vines or tops saved
for hay or forage. ^"The 1944 and 1939, figures do not include acres plowed under for green manure. ^^Includes farms reporting cowpeas harvested for green peas only.
^^Soybeans and cowpeas cut for hay. ^^Calculated value of peanuts harvested for nuts, peanuts harvested for hay, and peanuts hogged or grazed. ^*Prior to 1944, annual
legumes saved for hay, but excluding vetches in 1924, ^^xcludes reports for farms reporting acres grown for all purpose with no production. Acres harvested for beans not
available. ^^Includes acres grown alone and acres grown with other crops for all purposes. Acres harvested for beans not available. ^'For all censuses prior to 1950,
obtained by adding the individual hay crops. ^^Excludes grass silage. ^'Silage crops other than com and sorghum. ^°Value of lint cotton only. ^Vor 1954, does not
include acreage for farms with less than 20 bushels harvested; for 1949, does not include acreage for farms with less than 15 bushels harvested. See text, ^^Includes receipts
from sale of pasture and grazing privileges and the value of cowpeas harvested for green peas. ^^Excludes Irish potatoes and sweetpotatoes, except for 1920 Census which included
potatoes for home use only. ^*Excludes Irish and sweet potatoes. ^^Does not include farms reporting green cowpeas only. ^^Does not include the value of green cowpeas
sold. See footnote 22. ^''Oreen lima beans included with snap beans. ^^Hot peppers included with sweet peppers and pimientos. ^'For censuses prior to 1950, small fruits
harvested for home use or for sale. ^°Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees or grapevines. See text. ^^Does not include acreage for farms reporting less
than 1/2 acres. See text, ^^For 1954, harvested in 1953-54 from the bloom of 1953; for 1949, harvested in 1949-50 from the bloom of 1949; for 1945, harvested in 1943-44 from
the bloom of 1943; for 1940, harvested in 1939-40 from the bloom of 1939. ^^Boxes, kind not specified.

56

STATISTICS FOR THE STATE

Sute Table 17— FARMS REPORTING BY SPECIFIED ACRES, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND QUANTITY SOLD FOR SPECIFIED

CROPS: CENSUS OF 1954

[Data are based on reports for only a sanjile of farms. See tert ]

State
total

State

total

CORN

By acres harvested

for all purposes farms reporting.

acres.

Under 3 acres farms reporting.

3 or i acres farms reporting.

5 to 10 acres farms reporting.

11 to 15 acres farms reporting.

16 to 19 acres farms reporting.

20 to 24 acres farms reporting .

25 to 49 acres farms reporting .

50 to 74 acres farms reporting.

75 to 99 acres farms reporting.

100 to 149 acres farms reporting.

150 to 199 acres farms reporting.

200 to 249 acres farms reporting.

250 to 299 acres farms reporting .

300 to 399 acres farms reporting.

400 to 499 acres farms reporting.

500 acres and over farms reporting.

By acres harvested

for grain farms reporting.

acres .

Under 3 acres farms reporting.

3 or 4 acres farms reporting.

5 to 10 acres farms reporting.

11 to 15 acres farms reporting.

16 to 19 acres farms reporting.

20 to 24 acres farms reporting.

25 to 29 acres farms reporting.

30 to 49 acres farms reporting.

50 to 74 acres farms reporting .

75 to 99 acres farms reporting.

100 to 149 acres farms reporting.

150 to 199 acres farms reporting.

200 to 249 acres farms reporting.

250 to 299 acres farms reporting.

300 to 399 acres farms reporting.

400 to 499 acres farms reporting .

500 acres and over farms reporting.

By quantity sold farms reportir:g.

bushels.

Under 25 bushels farms reporting .

25 to 49 bushels farms reporting.

50 to 99 bushels farms reporting.

100 to 499 bushels farms reporting.

500 to 999 bushels farms reporting.

1,000 to 1,499 bushels farms reporting.

1,500 to 1,999 bushels farms reporting.

2,000 to 2,999 bushels farms reporting.

3,000 to 4,999 bushels farms reporting.

5,000 to 9,999 bushels farms reporting.

10,000 bushels and over farms reporting.

OATS
By acres threshed or

combined. farms reporting.

acres .

Under 5 acres farms reporting.

5 to 9 acres farms reporting .

10 to 24 acres farms reporting.

25 to 49 acres farms reporting.

50 to 99 acres farms reporting.

100 to 199 acres farms reporting.

200 acres and over farms reporting.

By quantity harvested. .. .farms reporting,
bushels ,

Under 25 bushels farms reporting.

25 to 49 bushels farms reporting .

50 to 99 bushels farms reporting.

100 to 499 bushels farms reporting.

500 to 999 bushels farms reporting.

1,000 to 1,499 bushels farms reporting.

1,500 to 1,999 bushels farms reporting.

2,000 to 2,999 bushels farms reporting.

3,000 bushels and over farms reporting.

By quantity sold farms reporting.

bushels .

Under 25 bushels farms reporting.

25 to 49 bushels farms reporting.

50 to 99 bushels farms reporting.

100 to 499 bushels farms reporting.

500 to 999 bushels farms reporting.

1,000 to 1,499 bushels farms reporting.

1,500 to 1,999 bushels farms reporting.

2,000 to 2,999 bushels farms reporting.

3,000 bushels and over farms reporting.

COWPEAS HARVESTED FOR ALL PURPOSES

Any cowpeas for all
purposes farms reporting.

By acres grown alone farms reporting.

acres .

Under 5 acres farms reporting.

5 to 9 acres farms reporting.

10 to 24 acres farms reporting.

25 to 49 acres farms reporting.

50 to 99 acres farms reporting.

100 acres and over farms reporting.

17,464

535,282

1,281

1,534

3,523

1,834

636

1,553

3,686

1,818

671

598

155

93

26

27

14

15

14,367

314,338

1,025

1,455

4,027

1,955

624

1,340

748

1,819

772

225

226

68

45

12

10

5

11

2,888

,196,741

75

255

363

1,468

426

186

43

38

24

5

982

26,129

132

139

372

194

97

38

10

982
573,815

106
35
61

452

153
69
34

306

204,286

6

11

25

128

74

24

7

22

1,990

1,687

16,659

830

385

313

102

39

18

COWPEAS HARVESTED FOR DRY PEAS

Any cowpeas harvested for
dry peas farms reporting. . .

By acres grown alone. ..farms reporting...
acres. . .

Under 5 acres farms reporting...

5 to 9 acres farms reporting...

10 to 24 acres farms reporting...

25 to 49 acres farms reporting...

50 acres and over farms reporting...

By quantity harvested. -farms reporting...
bushels. . .

Under 25 bushels farms reporting...

25 to 49 bushels farms reporting...

50 to 99 bushels farms reporting...

100 to 499 bushels farms reporting...

500 bushels and over farms reporting...

COWPEAS HOGGED OR GRAZED, OR CUT FOR SILAGE
Any cowpeas hogged or grazed,
or cut for silage farms reporting...

By acres grown alone .. .farms reporting...
acres.. .

Under 5 acres farms reporting...

5 to 9 acres farms reporting...

10 to 24 acres farms reporting...

25 to 49 acres farms reporting...

50 acres and over farms reporting...

COWPEAS PLOWED UNDER FOR GREEN MANURE

Any cowpeas plowed under
for green manure farms reporting. . .

By acres grown alone. . .farms reporting...
acres . . .

Under 5 acres farms reporting . . .

5 to 9 acres farms reporting...

10 to 24 acres farms reporting...

25 to 49 acres farms reporting...

50 acres and over farms reporting...

PEANUTS HARVESTED FOR ALL PURPOSES

Any peanuts for all
purposes farms reporting . . .

By acres grown alone .. .farms reporting...
acres . . .

Under 5 acres farms reporting...

5 to 9 acres farms reporting...

10 to 24 acres farms reporting...

25 to 49 acres farms reporting...

50 to 99 acres farms reporting...

100 to 199 acres farms reporting...

200 to 299 acres farms reporting...

300 acres and over farms reporting...

PEANUTS PICKED OR THRESHED

Any peanuts picked or

threshed farms reporting. . .

By acres grown alone. . .farms reporting...
acres . . .

Under 5 acres farms reporting...

5 to 9 acres farms reporting...

10 to 24 acres farms reporting...

25 to 49 acres farms reporting...

50 to 99 acres farms reporting...

100 to 199 acres farms reporting...

200 acres and over farms reporting...

By quantity harvested. .farms reporting...
pounds...

Under 500 pounds farms reporting...

500 to 999 pounds farms reporting...

1,000 to 1,499 pounds farms reporting...

1,500 to 1,999 pounds farms reporting...

2,000 to 2,999 pounds farms reporting...

3,000 to 4,999 pounds farms reporting...

5,000 to 9,999 pounds farms reporting...

10,000 pounds and over. .. .farms reporting...

PEANUTS SAVED FOR HAY OR FORAGE

Any peanuts saved for hay
or forage farms reporting...

By acres gr^wn alone, . .farms reporting...
acres . . .

Under 5 acres farms reporting...

5 to 9 acres farms reporting...

10 to 24 acres farms reporting . . .

25 to 49 acres farms reporting...

50 to 99 acres farms reporting...

100 to 199 acres farms reporting...

200 acres and over farms reporting...

By quantity harvested . .farms reporting...
tons . . .

Under 25 tons farms reporting,,.

25 to 49 tons farms reporting...

50 to 99 tons farms reporting...

100 tons and over farms reporting...

422

,422

329

36

40

9

479

18,995

311

46

66
51

1,060

858
8,949
380
200
188
64
26

344

,183

166

81

8,640

7,494
122,271

2,033

1,885

2,193

913

355

93

12

10

4,379

4,344

51,949

1,286

1,419

1,188

345

75

24

4,379
38,317,599
433
162
272
203
470
796
934

1,109

3,567

3,516

43, 500

898

1,196

1,031

310

56

20

3,567

31,523

3,334

170
43
20

LAND FROM WHICH HAY WAS CUT

By acres cut for hay... farms reporting.,
acres . .

Under 5 acres farms reporting..

5 to 9 acres farms reporting..

10 to 24 acres farms reporting..

25 to 49 acres farms reporting..

50 to 99 acres farms reporting . .

100 to 199 acres farms reporting..

200 to 299 acres farms reporting..

300 to 499 acres farms reporting..

500 acres and over farms reporting..

By quantity harvested . .farms reporting.,
tons . .

Under 25 tons farms reportir,g..

25 to 49 tons farms reporting..

50 to 99 tons farms reporting..

100 to 499 tons farms reporting..

500 to 999 tons farms reporting..

1,000 tons and over farms reporting..

COTTON

By acres harvested farms reporting..

acres. .

Under 5 acres farms reporting . .

5 to 9 acres farms reporting..

10 to 24 acres farms reporting..

25 to 49 acres farms reporting..

50 acres and over farms reporting..

By quantity harvested. .farms reporting.,
bales, .

Under 25 bales farms reporting. .

25 to 49 bales farms reporting..

50 bales and over farms reporting..

IRISH POTATOES

By acres harvested for home use or

for sale farms reporting..

acres*.

Under 0,5 acres farms reporting,.

0.5 to 0.9 acres farms reporting..

1.0 to 2.4 acres farms reporting..

2.5 to 4.9 acres farms reporting..

5.0 to 9.9 acres farms reporting..

10.0 to 19.9 acres farms reporting..

20.0 to 29.9 acres farms reporting..

30.0 to 49.9 acres farms reporting..

50.0 to 99.9 acres farms reporting..

100 acres and over farms reporting..

By quantity harvested . .farms reporting.,
bushels. .

Under 25 bushels farms reporting . .

25 to 49 bushels farms reporting..

50 to 99 bushels farms reporting..

100 to 499 bushels farms reporting..

500 to 999 bushels farms reporting..

1,000 to 1,499 bushels. . ..farms reporting..
1,500 to 1,999 bushels. .. .farms reporting..
2,000 to 2,999 bushels ... .farms reporting..
3,000 to 4,999 bushels. .. .farms reporting..
5,000 to 9,999 bushels. .. .farms reporting..
10,000 bushels and over. ..farms reporting..

SUGARCANE OR SORGHUM FOR SIRUP

By acres harvested for

sirup farms reporting. .

acres. .

Under 0.5 acres farms reporting..

0.5 to 0.9 acres farms reporting..

1.0 to 2.4 acres farms reporting..

2.5 to 4.9 acres farms reporting..

5.0 to 9.9 acres farms reporting..

10.0 to 19.9 acres farms reporting..

20 acres and over farms reporting..

By quantity harvested. .farms reporting.,
gallons . .

Under 25 gallons farms reporting...

25 to 49 gallon^ farms reporting...

50 to 99 gallons farms reporting...

100 to 499 gallons farms reporting..,

500 to 999 gallons farms reporting...

1,000 to 1,499 gallons. .. .farms reporting...
1,500 to 1,999 gallons. .. .farms reporting...
2,000 gallons and over. .. .farms reporting..,

SWEET POTATOES

By acres harvested for home use or

for sale farms reporting . . .

acres . . .

Under 0.5 acres farms reporting...

0.5 to 0.9 acres farms reporting..,

1.0 to 2.4 acres farms reporting..,

2.5 to 4.9 acres farms reporting...

5.0 to 9.9 acres farms reporting...

10.0 to 19.9 acres farms reporting..,

20 acres and over farms reporting...

See footnotes at end of table.

FLORIDA

57

Sute Table 17.-FARMS REPORTING BY SPECIFIED ACRES, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND QUANTITY SOLD FOR SPECIFIED

CROPS: CENSUS OF 1954-Continued

[Data are based on reports for only a san^ile of farms. See tert ]

Item

State
total

Item

State
total

Item

State

total

SWEETPOTATOES— <
By quantity harvested . . .

Continued

.farms reporting...
bushels. . .
.farms reporting...
.farms reporting...
.farms reporting • . •
•farms reporting...
.farms reporting.. .

.farms reporting...
acres . . .
•farms reporting...
.farms reporting...
.farms reporting...
.farms reporting...
.farms reporting...

.farms reporting...
.farms reporting...
.farms reporting —
.farms reporting...
.farms reporting...

•farms reporting...
pounds . . .
.farms reporting...
.farms reporting. ..
.farms reporting...
.farms reporting. ..
.farms reporting...
.farms reporting...
.farms reporting. ••
.farms reporting. ••

J) FOR SALE
sweet potatoes)

.farms reporting...
dollars • . .
.farms reporting...
.farms reporting. •.
.farms reporting —
•farms reporting^.,
.farms reporting. ••

•farms reporting...
.farms reporting...
.farms reporting...
.farms reporting...
.farms reporting. ••
.farms reporting. ••

NBEARING FRUIT
INEYARDS,
TREES ^

.farms reporting.^^
acres . . .

.farms reporting...
.farms reporting...
.farms reporting...
.farms reporting...
.farms reporting —

.farms reporting...
.farms reporting...
.farms reporting...
.farms reporting...
.farms reporting...

^lANDARINS^

..farms reporting...

..farms reporting...
number of trees...
..farms reporting...
..farms reporting...
..farms reporting.. •
•.farms reporting...
..farms reporting...

.farms reporting...

4,333

239,684

3,081

654

343

217

38

5,733

25,057

45

212

2,039

2,124

967

255

53

21

12

5

5,733

30,689,449

71

310

486

564

1,059

1,463

1,244

534

10,285

77,684,689

283

314

685

3,608

1,574

691

453
594
657
554
872

23,534
635,241

284

877

5,208

2,845

3,989

4,386
1,854
1,858
1,223
1,010

9,452

1,478
153,498
851
166
124
91
46

80
37
7
43
33

8,552
1,094,023

5,190
655
809

1,405
296

84
22

55

25

5

6

TANGERINES AND MANDAR
By quantity harvested •

NS^— Continued

.farms reporting...
field boxes...
.farms reporting...
.farms reporting...
.farms reporting...
.farms reporting...
.farms reporting...
.farms reporting...
-farms reporting...
.farms reporting . . .
.farms reporting...
.farms reporting...
.farms reporting...

GES^

.farms reporting...

g

.farms reporting...
number of trees . . .
.farms reporting...
-farms reporting--,
.farms reporting.. -
.farms reporting- --
.farms reporting...
.farms reporting- --
.farms reporting...
.farms reporting...
.farms reporting--,
.farms reporting...

-farms reporting.. -
number of trees . . -
.farms reporting...
-farms reporting...
.farms reporting...
. farms reporting - - -
-farms reporting- --
-farms reporting...
.farms reporting -.-
.farms reporting. --
-farms reporting-.,
.farms reporting...
.farms reporting...

-farms reporting--.
field boxes . . .
.farms reporting...
-farms reporting...
-farms reporting...
-farms reporting...
.farms reporting...
.farms reporting...
-farms reporting...
.farms reporting.. -
.farms reporting- --
.farms reporting...
.farms reporting...

RANGES^

.farms reporting...

ig

.farms reporting-.,
number of trees . . .
.farms reporting . . .
-farms reporting-.,
-farms reporting- --
-farms reporting.. -
.farms reporting...
-farms reporting...
.farms reporting- --
-farms reporting--,
.farms reporting-. -
-farms reporting- --

-farms reporting- --
number of trees - - -
-farms reporting---
. farms reporting---
-farms reporting-.,
-farms reporting--,
-farms reporting...
-farms reporting- --
-farms reporting. --
.farms reporting--,
-farms reporting-..

..farms reporting...

..farms reporting...

.farms reporting.. -
field boxes...
.farms reporting--,
.farms reporting. --
.farms reporting. --
.farms reporting. --

6,195

4,265,894

2,375

466

553

1,392

497

298

126

146

193

95

54

6,256

2,066
410, 718
735
152
285
148
133
149
118
111
112
73

4,910

1,267,364

2,908

369

315

803

248

81

68

61

30

16

11

3,818

3,622,740

1,725

335

336

689

240

137

43

94

76

84

59

14,560

4,503

2,491,442

372

199

480
364
516
651
430
500
491
500

12,913

9,452,550

2,693

819

1,123

4,855

1,669

686

261

270

206

212

119

11,868

38,030,423

1,284

668

730

2,681

1,551

1,168

623

753

970

768

672

OTHER ORAM

GES^

•farms reporting •••

•farms reporting •. .
number of trees...

.farms reporting...
.farms reporting...
.farms reporting...
.farms reporting —
.farms reporting...

.farms reporting...
.farms reporting...
.farms reporting...
.farms reporting...
.farms reporting . • .

•farms reporting...
number of trees . . .

.farms reporting...
.farms reporting...
.farms reporting. ••
•farms reporting...
.farms reporting...

.farms reporting...
•farms reporting...
.farms reporting...
•farms reporring...
. farms reporting . . .
.farms reporting.. •

.farms reporting...
field boxes. ••

.farms reporting...
.farms reporting...
.farms reporting •••
•farms reporting...
.farms reporting...

.farms reporting...
.farms reporting...
.farms reporting.. •
•farms reporting...
.farms reporting...
.farms reporting...

IT2

.farms reporting...

.farms reporting...
number of trees...

•farms reporting^^^
•farms reporting...
.farms reporting. ••
.farms reporting...
.farms reporting...

.farms reporting...
.farms reporting...
•farms reporting...
•farms reporting...
•farms reporting...

.farms reporting...
number of trees . . .

.farms reporting.^^
.farms reporting. ••
•farms reporting...

.farms reporting...
• farms reporting —

•farms reporting...
.farms reporting...
•farms reporting...
.farms reporting...
.farms reporting...
•farms reporting...

•farms reporting. •.
field boxes •• .

.farms reporting...
.farms reporting...
.farms reporting...
.farms reporting. ••
•farms reporting. ••
.farms reporting...
•farms reporting •..
•farms reporting. •.
.farms reporting...
.farms reporting...
.farms reporting...

18,649

By trees not of bearin
age

Under 5 trees

5 to 9 trees

25 to 49 bushels

50 to 99 bushels

100 to 499 bushels

500 bushels and over

25 to 49 boxes

50 to 99 boxes

100 to 499 boxes

500 to 999 boxes

1,000 to 1,499 boxes

1,500 to 1,999 boxes

2,000 to 2,999 boxes

3,000 to 4,999 boxes

5,000 to 9,999 boxes

10,000 boxes and over

TEMPLE 0RA>
Any Temple oranges

By trees not of bearin
age

Under 5 trees

5 to 9 trees

10 to 24 trees

25 to 49 trees

50 to 99 trees

100 to 199 trees..

200 to 299 trees

300 to 499 trees

500 to 999 trees

1,000 trees and over

By trees of bearing

see

5,275
2,060,721

467
238

TOBACCO
By acres harvested

Under 0.5 acres

0.5 to 0^9 acres

1.0 to 2.4 acres

2.5 to 4.9 acres

5.0 to 9.9 acres

10.0 to 19^9 acres

25 to 49 trees

50 to 99 trees

100 to 199 trees

521

593

707

200 to 299 trees

300 to 499 trees

500 to 999 trees

1,000 trees and over....

By trees of bearing
age

Under 25 trees

25 to 49 trees

50 to 99 trees

100 to 499 trees

500 to 999 trees

1,000 to 1,499 trees

1,500 to 1,999 trees....

2,000 to 2,999 trees

3,000 to 4,999 trees

5,000 to 9,999 trees

10,000 trees and over...

By quantity harvested

Under 25 boxes

25 to 49 boxes

50 to 99 boxes

483
551
506
472

30.0 to 49.9 acres

50.0 to 99^9 acres

16,768
10,430,042

3,452
1,377
1,723
5,917
2,018

873
373
436
307
184
108

By quantity harvested . .

Under 500 pounds

500 to 999 pounds

1,000 to 1,499 poun<is

1,500 to 1,999 pounds

2,000 to 2,999 pounds

3,000 to 4,999 pounds

5,000 to 9,999 pounds

10,000 pounds and over

VEGETABLES HARVEST!

25 to 49 trees

14,972
42,614,442

1,464
867

(other than Irish and
By value of sales

Under 25 dollars

50 to 99 trees

100 to 499 trees

500 to 999 trees

1,000 to 1,499 trees....
1 500 to 1 999 trees....

25 to 49 dollars

50 to 99 dollars

100 to 499 dollars

500 to 999 dollars

1,1*2

2,000 to 2,999 trees

3,647

500 to 999 boxes

1 000 to 1,499 boxes....

1,906

5,000 to 9,999 trees

10,000 trees and over...

By quantity harvested

Under 25 boxes

1,279

1,000 to 1,499 dollars

1,500 to 1,999 dollars

2,000 to 2,999 dollars

3,000 to 4,999 dollars....

5,000 to 9,999 dollars

10,000 dollars and over...

LAND IN BEARING AND NC

ORCHARDS, GROVES, \

AND PLANTED NUT

762

2 000 to 2,999 boxes....

1,015

941

5,000 to 9,999 boxes

10,000 boxes and over...

GRAPEFRt]

-Any grapefruit

3y trees not of bearir

1,074
855

50 to 99 boxes

100 to 499 boxes

500 to 999 boxes

1,000 to 1,499 boxes

16,222

2 000 to 2,999 boxes,...

By acres in orchards...

3,245

Under 0.5 acres

0.5 to 0.9 acres

10,000 boxes and over...

VALENCIA C
Any Valencia oranges

By trees not of bearir
age

Under 5 trees

930,906
864

331

5.0 to 9.9 acres

10.0 to 19.9 acres

20.0 to 29.9 acres

30,0 to 49.9 acres

50.0 to 99.9 acres

10 to 24 trees

25 to 49 trees

50 to 99 trees

100 to 199 trees

200 to 299 trees

344
214
237

256
161

5 to 9 trees

10 to 24 trees

25 to 49 trees

363

240

TANGERINES AND

1,000 trees and over

By trees of bearing

235

Any tangerines and

mandarins

200 to 299 trees

300 to 499 trees

500 to 999 trees

1,000 trees and over

By trees of bearing age

14,666

By trees not of bearing
age

6,667,479
5,436

Under 5 trees

25 to 49 trees

1,023
1,334

10 to 24 trees

25 to 49 trees

100 to 499 trees

4,043

500 to 999 trees

1,530

1,000 to 1,499 trees

1,500 to 1,999 trees

2,000 to 2,999 trees

3,000 to 4,999 trees

5,000 to 9,999 trees

10,000 treea and over.,.

By quantity harvested

100 to 199 trees

500 to 999 trees

1,000 to 1,499 trees

1,500 to 1,999 trees

2,000 to 2,999 trees

3,000 to 4,999 trees

5,000 to 9,999 trees

10,000 trees and over...

By quantity harvested

213
225

500 to 999 trees

1,000 trees and over

By trees of bearing age
Under 25 trees

.farms reporting...
..farms reporting...

..farms reporting...

number of trees . . .

..farms reporting. ••

117
69

11,801
37,909,948

2 108

25 to 49 trees

.•farms reporting...

25 to 49 boxes

50 to 99 boxes

723

2,250

1,000 to 1,499 trees

1,500 to 1,999 trees

. farms reporting...

500 to 999 boxes

1,000 to 1,499 boxes

1,500 to 1,999 boxes

2,000 to 2,999 boxes

3,000 to 4,999 boxes

5,000 to 9,999 boxes

10,000 boxes and over...

-farms reporting-- .

-farms reporting...
..farms reporting...
..farms reporting...
-.farms reporting...
..farms reporting...
..farms reporting...

1,000 to 1,999 boxes

1,500 to 1,999 boxes

2,000 to 2,999 boxes. ...

3,000 to 4,999 boxes

5,000 to 9,999 boxes

10,000 boxes and over...

848
554
786
962
860
698

2,000 to 2,999 trees

3,000 to 4,999 trees

5,000 to 9,999 trees

10,000 trees and over

..farms reporting.. •
..farms reporting...
..farms reporting...
..farms reporting. ••

^Does not Inc-ude acreage for farms with less than 20 bushels harvested. See text.

^Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees or grapevines. See text.

58

STATISTICS FOR THE STATE

Slate Table IS.-SAMPLING RELIABILITY OF ESTIMATED TOTALS FOR COUNTY, ECONOMIC AREA,
AND STATE BY NUMBER OF FARMS RFPORTING, BY LEVELS

If the estimated number of
farms reporting is —

Then the chances are about 2 in 3 that the estimated total
would differ from the results of a complete tabulation
of the items for all farms by less than—

If the estimated number of
farms reporting is —

Then the chances are about 2 in 3 that the estimated total
would differ from the results of a complete tabulation
of the items for all farms by less than—

Level
1'

Level

Level
3

Level
4

Level
1»

Level
2

Level
3

Level
4

25

Percent
40
28
20
13
8.9
6.3
4.0

Percent
53
37
26
17
12
8.4
5.3

Percent
71
50
35
22
16
11
7.1

Percent
96
68
48
30
21
15
9.6

5,000

Percent

2.8
2.0
1.3
0.9
0.6
0.4

Percent

3.7
2.6
1.7
1.2
0.8
0.5

Percent

5.0
3.5
2.2
1.6
1.1
0.7

Percent

6.8

50

10,000

4.8

25,000

3.0

250

50,000

2.1

100,000

1.5

1 000

250,000

1.0

^Level 1 Should be used in determining the sampling reliability of estimated number of farms and farms reporting. If the estimated number of farms or farms reporting consti-
tutes more than 75 percent of all farms in the universe, a better approximation to the sampling reliability may be obtained by multiplying the percent given in the tables as
follows :

1. When the number of farms or farms reporting is 75 percent of all farms, multiply the percent error by 0.50,

2. When the number of farms or farms reporting is 90 percent of all farms, multiply the percent error by 0.30.

3. When the number of farms or farms reporting is 95 percent of all farms, multiply the percent error by 0,20.

State Table 19.-INDICATED LEVEL OF SAMPLING RELIABILITY OF ESTIMATED COUNTY. ECONOMIC AREA.

AND STATE TOTALS FOR SPECIFIED ITEMS

p'o determine sampling reliability for an item, it is necessary to use this table to find out which of the 4 levels of sampling reliability given In Slate Table 18 to use. Reference

is required also to the county, economic area, or State table in order to obtain the number of farms reporting]

Level of sampling reliability for specified items by number of milk cows

All commercial farms

Dairy farms

Milk cows numlier..

Whole milk sold gallons..

dollars. ,
Cream sold pounds of butterfat,,

dollars,,

Level of sampling reliability for specified Items by number of chickens on hand

All commercial farms

Under

400

400 to
799

800 to
1,599

1,600 to
3,199

3,200
and over

Poultry farms

Under

400

400 to
799

800 to
1,599

1,600 to
3,199

3,200
and over

Chickens on hand number. .

Chickens sold number. .

Chicken eggs sold dozens. .

Chicken eggs sold, value of sales dollars..

Value of sales of other poultry products dollars,.

Note: Items whose level is indicated by an X may be approximated by using the level given for the State.

FLORIDA 59

Sute Table 19.-IND1CATED LEVEL OF SAMPLING RELIABILITY OF ESTIMATED COUNTY, ECONOMIC AREA,

AND STATE TOTALS FOR SPECIFIED ITEMS-Continued

(To determine sampling reliability for an item, it is necessary to use this table to find out which of the 4. levels of sampling reliability given in State Table 18 to use. Reference

is required also to the county, economic area, or State table In order to obtain the number of farms reporting]

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Tenure groups

Full

owners

and

managers

Part
owners

All
tenants

Economic-class groups

I, II,
and
III

IV
and

V

VI

and

VII

VIII
and
IX

Type-of-farm groups

Vegetable

and

frult-

and-nut

Other
field-
crop
and
general —
primarily
crop

Dairy

Poultry

Livestock,
general —
primarily
livestock,

and
primarily
crop and
livestock

Faras and fara characteristics:

Land owned or managed by farm operators acres..

Land rented from others by farm operators acres,.

Land rented to others by farm operators acres,.

Cash rent paid by farm operators dollars,.

Value of land and buildings per farm dollars,.

Land in farms acres. .

Cropland: Total, harvested, pastured, or other. .acres..

Woodland: Total, pastured or not pastured acres..

Total pastureland acres, .

Total irrigated land, land in crops for erosion

control, or cropland farmed on contour acres..

Coanercial fertilizer:

Commercial fertilizer purchased tons . ,

Acres on which commercial fertilizer applied acres,.

Lime or liming material purchased tons..

Acres on which lime or liming material applied. ..acres, .
Specified facilities and equipment:

Grain combines, com pickers, pick-up balers,

feed forage harvesters number..

Artificial ponds, reservoirs, and earth tanks. ..number..

Motortrucks number . .

Tractors: Total, wheel, garden, or crawler, ... ..number..

Automobiles number..

Fara labor:

Total hired worBers and unpaid family workers. .persons. .
Hired workers:

Regular persons..

Seasonal persons..

Paid on daily basis persons , .

Specified fara expenditores:

Machine hire and/or hired labor dollars,.

Feed for livestock and poultry dollars,.

Gasoline and other petroleum fuel and oil dollars,.

Commercial fertilizer purchased dollars, .

Livestock and livestock products:

Horses and/or mules number..

Cattle and calves number..

Cows including heifers that have calved number..

Milk cows number. .

Hogs and pigs number,.

Sheep and lambs ■ number. .

Chickens, 4 months old and over, on hand number,.

Cattle and calves sold number,.

Hogs and pigs sold number. .

Sheep shorn pounds of wool. ,

Whole milk sold gallons..

Cream sold pounds of butterfat, ,

Chickens sold . . » nund)er. .

Chicken eggs sold dozens. .

Value of products sold by source:

Hogs and pigs sold dollars..

Whole milk sold dollars..

Cream sold dollars..

Chicken eggs sold dollars..

Other poultry and poultry products sold.......,dollars..

Forest products sold .....dollars. .

Specified crops harvested:

Corn for all purposes. ,. .acres..

Corn harvested for grain acres..

bushels harvested.,
bushels sold. .

Value of vegetables harvested for sale dollars..

Land in fruit orchards,
groves, vineyards, and planted nut trees acres..

Kote: Items whose level la Indicated by an X may be approximated by using the level given for the State.

Chapter B
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES

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64

STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES

County Table 1. -FARMS, ACREAGE, VALUE, AND FARM

[Data for items shown in italics are based <

Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Bay

FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALIK
Farms number

Approximate land area acres

Proportion in farms percent

Land owned by farm operators acres

land rented from others by farm operators. .. .acres

Land managed by farm operators ocres

Land rented to others by farm operators
fsee text) acres

Land in farms acres

Average size of fans acres

Value of land and buildings:

Averate per farm dollars

Average per acre dol lars

Proportion of farms reporttnt value percent

l^nd Id faraa accordii^ to use:

Cropland harvested farms reporting

1 to 9 acres farms reporting

10 to 19 acres farms reporting

20 to 29 acres farms reporting

30 to A9 acres farms reporting

50 to 99 acres farms reporting

100 to 199 acres farms reporting

200 acres and over farms reporting

Cropland used only for pasture. .farms reporting

acres

Cropland not harvested and not
pastured farms reporting

Cropland used only for crops not
harvested and not pastured .. farms reporting

acres

Cropland lying idle farms reporting

acres
Woodland pastured farms reporting

acres

Woodland not pastured farms reporting

acres

Other pasture (not cropland and
not woodland ) farms reporting

acres

Improved (see text) farms reporting

acres
Other land (house lots, roads,
wasteland, etc .) farms reporting

acres
Cropland , total farms reporting

acres
Land pastured, total farms reporting

acres
Woodland, total farms reporting

acres
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting

acres

Cover crops turned under and land

planted to another crop farms reporting

acres

19«.
1950.
1954.
1954.
195i.
IS54.
1954.

i95i. ,

1954.
1950.
1954.
1950.

195i. ,
1950.
1954..
1950.
195i.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1954.
1954.
1954.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1954.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949 .
1954.
1949 .
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.,
1954. ,
1949.,

1954.,
1954.

FAKM OPERATORS
Residing on farm operated operators reporting 1954.

1950.
Not residing on farm operated. .operators reporting 1954.

1950.

57,543
56,921
34,727,680
52.3
11,471,384
3,318,951
4,548,241

1,169,377

18,161,675

16,527,536

315.6

290.4

28,447

15,460

114.45

57.23

84

44,780

44,174

1,935,655

1,728,232

17,516
16,292
7,957
8,095
4,557
5,222
5,237
6,206
5,279
5,149
2,792
2,117
1,442
1,093

13,848

16,082

877,500

936,853

15,332

18,850

585,314

659,337

2,731

90,066

13,467

495,248

16,318

16,527

7,150,928

7,288,204

14,918

18,277

1,824,724

1,761,638

13,417

4,989

4,780,972

3,395,591

8,859

1,061,626

44,581

45,230

1,006,582

757,681

50,855

51,161

3,398,469

3,324,422

29,480

28,002

12,809,400

11,620,648

27,643

31,030

8,975,652

9,049,842

5,799

6,075

427,807

365,421

4,233
184,815

45,904

49,046

10,605

6,151

1,610

1,804

570,880

69.4

280,517

96,214

36,870

17,675

396,192

359,377

246.1

199.2

13,482

10,718

64.79

53.88

85

1,258

1,426

78,925

81,414

387
383
194
236
108
169
161
204
171
231
146
122
91
81

728
756

44,100
44,040

584

776

26,135

32,624

132

5,520

478

20,615

546

522

133,943

115,386

441

599

44,064

43,341

406

224

53,985

25,899

306

35,493

1,374

1,502

15,040

16,673

1,503

1,677

149,160

158,078

1,067

1,056

232,028

185,325

895

1,018

173,007

158,727

47

11

1,032

294

179
10,800

1,410

1,634

183

147

390

431

374,400

27.4

56,797

13,624

34,714

3,644

102,523

69,656

262.9

161.6

7,809
7,052
48.67
33.40
93

316

378

7,663

7,828

104

142

83

97

67

60

45

57

9

15

6

5

2

2

72

59

1,582

1,408

173

200

2,917

3,454

11

192

168

2,725

146

89

50,660

24,335

196

254

35,620

31,020

65
13

3,130

511

50

2,794

363

399

951

1,100

364

416

12,162

12,690

199

133

55,372

26,254

296

299

86,280

55,355

3

3

136

14

341

407

39

20

264

219

481,920

9.2

35,485

6,470

4,100

135

44,182

28,491

167.4

130.1

11,139
7,616
71.88
61.56
96

142

119

6,953

1,796

110
76
11
21
3

6
6
4
1
3
3
1

96

67

3,663

2,755

76

49

1,310

779

13

72

66

1,233

69

64

13,965

12,343

92

75

14,901

3,395

34

21

2,224

2,508

15

1,452

236

190

1,161

4,410

203

164

11,931

5,330

164

126

19,852

17,611

140

127

28,866

16,243

4

1

67

4

ol7

768

187,520

41.1

117,156

14,645

1,900

52,573

77,094

80,971

124.9

105.4

9,325
4,916
77.97
69.70
94

480

651

10,717

11,427

251

343

94

138

36

76

49

51

37

31

8

9

5

3

220

160

8,122

5,230

232

440
4,299
7,274

59
686

240

3,613

272

233

27,020

25,823

240

397

14,327

22,713

156

54

3,522

4,681

110

5,137

584

708

3,587

3,823

574

755

23,138

23,931

406

339

43,664

35,734

462

561

41,847

48,536

6

246

213

17

3

39

50
1,260

569

744
45
21

1,017

408

705

423

660,480

779,520

64.7

16.7

263,560

86,194

54,324

27,598

113,639

20,409

1,015

3,773

427,427

129,372

277,842

139,235

420.3

318.3

394.1

329.2

34,163

116,902

30,456

54,679

105.05

380.53

85.58

126.99

86

92

882

269

575

288

18,013

23,448

14,549

31,867

523

118

306

120

137

37

103

50

69

12

43

13

69

17

45

23

48

24

37

19

25

22

20

27

11

39

11

36

55

58

50

93

4,775

20,108

6,410

24,792

112

61

151

139

2,457

7,815

8,703

6,773

23

13

630

344

88

49

1,827

7,471

69

10

49

16

155,090

2,213

125,186

33,264

136

12

143

32

17,002

8,273

7,138

4,793

124

89

45

30

180,392

57,615

96,286

31,361

79

22

57,315

10,313

733

251

507

213

49,193

10,400

19,570

6,385

922

332

631

365

25,250

51,371

29,662

63,432

139

135

115

120

340,757

79,936

227,882

89,417

189

21

186

45

172,092

10,486

132,324

33,057

105

91

131

68

6,163

18,666

7,468

32,747

16

7

285

550

721
497
286
186

211
252
193
148

^The excess of farm acreage over approximate land area is due to the fact that the entire acreage of a farm is tabulated as in the county in which the headquarters is located,
even though a part of the farm may be situated in an adjoining county.

FLORIDA

65

OPERATORS: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950

reports for only a aample of farms. See text]

Charlotte

Citrus

Clay

ColUer

Columbia

Dade

De Soto

Dixie

Duval

Escambia

Flagler

FranJilin

Gadsden

Gilchrist

1^

278

188

116

987

1,527

505

214

475

1,334

100

36

1,024

369

1

113

223

177

193

1,131

1,301

496

173

975

1,525

111

35

1,285

426

2

i51,200

364,300

332,720

l,300,4ao

503,040

1,314,560

'414,720

440,320

497,280

420,480

309,120

348,160

325,120

216,960

3

Si. 3

54.5

42.0

32.4

52.1

14.6

111.3

33.3

16.2

37.3

54.4

6.7

60.9

49.8

4

179,985

157,042

118,816

70,113

200,013

124,258

260,513

46,652

64,526

99,620

94,697

6,190

140,127

83,048

5

60,752

41,130

57,633

196,843

71,629

52, 4U

36,321

126,140

21,457

16,920

73,470

12,000

18,142

13,812

6

133,616

1,610

300

391,131

20,839

164,235

50,969

500

4,200

45,360

7

1,975

14,500

237,000

8,932

7,336

9,005

1,230

7,925

7,345

40

5,399

1,235

8

380,283

198,744

160,886

421,589

262,095

192,517

'461,405

168,850

80,571

156,900

168,039

23,434

198,050

103,058

9

«36,62'l

195,108

33,399

466,874

303,887

94,780

'546,379

217,873

112,543

130,557

170,435

27,396

235,435

113,912

10

2,569.5

714.9

855.8

3,634.4

265.5

126.1

913.7

789.0

169.6

117.6

1,680.4

652.3

193.4

292.8

11

3,598.4

374.9

471.2

2,419.0

268.7

72.9

1,101.6

1,259.4

1X5.4

85.6

1,535.5

797.0

183.2

267.4

12

31,580

26,360

41,028

113,830

10,893

56,059

38,134

9,381

34,332

10,764

61,955

9,844

15,934

11,204

13

28,248

32,803

14,441

36,323

6,391

25,708

17,749

13,553

12,639

5,589

49,747

36,786

10,209

4,942

14

37.04

36.52

56.99

25.52

47.29

463.91

65.71

18.84

204.39

100.55

33.18

17.15

83.05

40.51

15

8.16

35.98

29.02

17.47

34.34

381.31

16.96

17.78

118.29

63.60

27.39

19.27

47.27

19.76

16

47

90

33

16

73

83

86

74

86

95

67

100

87

96

17

86

171

37

68

733

1,333

377

105

178

790

58

5

888

345

18

65

134

122

139

957

1,022

363

108

462

1,003

53

11

1,109

389

19

2,958

5,865

2,110

9,560

38,363

51,428

13,711

4,494

3,141

24,558

4,756

65

45,290

34,109

20

1,338

4,728

1,789

3,080

42,764

33,870

11,132

2,376

3,045

20,703

5,105

22

49,252

26,132

21

42

80

53

8

173

351

166

27

131

362

14

3

315

29

22

33

57

66

75

177

616

168

52

399

496

11

11

398

14

23

16

19

12

4

120

171

76

13

21

140

3

1

140

18

24

13

22

27

24

167

152

79

10

37

185

7

220

41

25

6

18

5

3

93

65

44

14

6

86

3

32

33

26

5

14

13

14

129

78

36

10

9

110

5

139

42

27

7

19

6

5

119

82

40

18

10

74

6

1

119

43

28

2

11

U

11

195

59

39

14

4

109

5

143

100

29

7

14

7

21

173

68

25

17

4

68

14

125

89

30

3

17

2

7

132

49

24

16

10

77

12

UO

105

31

6

17

1

13

35

44

12

16

3

43

12

70

108

32

3

10

3

5

90

30

7

6

2

18

10

61

70

33

2

4

3

14

20

52

14

...

3

17

6

37

25

34

1

3

3

17

38

10

1

8

8

38

17

35

64

34

72

13

414

122

78

67

181

406

26

4

240

276

36

12

109

55

10

509

91

134

60

199

567

12

4

301

210

37

12,511

6,4U

10,843

1,857

22,577

14,150

6,516

3,254

13,039

7,027

2,425

1,240

7,472

16,000

38

451

11,276

4,809

6,476

29,726

13,033

17,709

3,127

9,323

10,336

689

16

9,348

12,464

39

40

61

27

a

574

351

111

103

65

346

20

3

306

103

40

24

68

60

51

531

1,093

73

77

217

457

36

1

486

274

41

3,285

2,805

2,207

2,259

29,392

22,025

1,351

3,334

1,310

4,477

482

231

7,753

4,715

42

987

3,454

969

1,753

22,680

15,137

2,350

3,004

4,197

7,776

949

1

13,066

15,320

43

5

7

7

13

81

63

22

17

13

87

3

1

81

24

44

75

156

65

1,076

2,736

3,780

399

541

410

906

21

3

3,050

917

45

38

54

22

12

540

304

94

93

55

280

17

2

246

90

46

3,210

2,649

2,142

1,183

26,656

18,245

1,452

2,793

900

3,571

461

228

4,708

3,798

47

27

115

103

34

398

27

171

91

122

495

46

4

340

162

48

31

104

71

27

523

20

233

74

260

430

43

16

463

128

49

147,755

66,188

116,096

21J.,396

97,290

6,956

118,754

129,291

45,064

36,477

152,428

12,505

25,442

30,560

50

212,725

136,224

62,653

140,101

156,898

977

214,152

138,891

64,179

20,148

138,837

15,346

29,722

42,345

51

29

67

45

8

405

191

106

90

30

427

16

17

654

152

52

30

83

72

2

447

102

114

89

273

528

31

12

799

205

53

41,705

42,072

9,432

400

46,459

9,045

10,832

8,099

5,416

58,421

1,459

7,056

87,544

12,154

54

6,568

29,932

7,726

1,685

39,372

2,909

13,147

7,630

12,697

52,762

10,327

7,615

109,998

14,710

55

21

84

50

15

308

95

249

54

65

370

13

2

262

195

56

19

12

U

26

70

49

68

11

U3

128

12

5

164

59

57

169,750

66,096

13,487

195,632

20,272

77,080

306,436

18,573

9,114

20,287

2,628

2,300

18,473

8,751

58

178,620

3,791

1,876

299,479

2,815

18,501

279,469

60,333

9,638

13,612

U,780

3,022

15,189

1,704

59

7

19

39

5

189

30

171

45

33

198

10

1

193

134

60

3,555

4,359

6,929

12,800

11,456

12,306

30,915

4,402

4,263

3,912

1,940

170

U,299

5,045

61

112

195

181

60

894

922

296

199

426

1,283

83

33

955

350

62

91

181

159

63

1,048

777

339

154

838

1,318

99

33

1,143

339

63

2,319

9,305

6,661

485

7,237

U,833

3,305

1,305

3,487

5,653

3,361

87

6,071

1,769

64

5,935

5,703

3,577

14,300

9,632

10,353

3,370

1,512

9,459

5,215

2,748

1,874

8,860

1,237

65

129

233

132

79

912

1,439

417

167

332

1,073

73

9

963

364

66

72

185

162

152

1,071

1,139

416

151

656

1,341

32

14

1,213

415

67

18,754

15,083

15,160

13,676

90,837

87,603

22,073

11,082

17,490

36,062

7,663

1,536

60,520

54,324

68

2,776

19,458

7,567

11,309

95,170

62,040

31,241

9,007

16,570

38,820

6,743

39

71,666

53,916

69

85

187

139

52

676

215

329

139

286

877

55

3

576

337

70

50

149

96

59

725

146

346

107

472

885

52

22

691

288

71

330,016

138,697

140,426

403,835

140,139

93,186

431,706

151, US

67,217

63,791

157,431

16,045

51,387

55,3U

72

391,796

151,291

69,338

446,056

189,439

32,511

511,330

202,851

83,145

44,096

151,306

18,384

54,259

56,513

73

53

166

146

38

694

213

262

155

189

822

61

19

817

263

74

53

168

131

28

874

117

334

131

490

844

68

25

963

304

75

189,460

108,260

125,578

211,796

143,749

16,001

129,586

137,390

50,430

94,893

153,887

19,561

112,936

42,714

76

219,293

166,156

70,379

141,786

196,270

3,386

232,299

146,521

76,876

72,910

149,164

22,961

139,720

57,055

77

24

2

22

60

14

593

76

24

12

26

2

180

78

14

4

17

29

1

176

101

21

14

200

79

2,244

111

2,112

9,324

367

17,087

2,691

215

169

2,625

'41

4,042

80

649

212

1,213

952

41

3,440

5,214

399

1,443

3,222

81

1

12

21

3

162

122

81

S

3

53

29

91

94

82

60

383

563

375

7,095

13,391

2,827

161

123

1,242

3,471

3,438

5,594

83

96

236

176

51

871

1,195

326

179

407

1,276

88

32

954

322

84

71

174

155

71

1,074

1,028

366

160

910

1,476

94

27

1,157

399

85

50

42

12

64

70

322

161

32

63

55

U

4

56

45

86

28

33

10

118

33

246

117

U

44

27

17

8

112

24

87

66

STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES

County Table 1 —FARMS, ACREAGE, VALUE, AND FARM

[Data for itema shown in italics are based on

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE

Fanns number 1954..

1950..

Approximate land area acres 1954..

Proportion In farms percent 1954. .

Land ouned by farm operators acres 195i. .

Land rented front others by farm operators. .. .acres 1954..

Land managed by farm operators acres 195i.,

Land rented to others by farm operators
isee text) acres 1954..

Land In farms acres 1954..

1950..
Average size of farm acres 1954..

1950. .
Value of land and buildings:

Averaie per farm dol lars 1954. .

1950..
Average per acre dollars 1954..

1950. .
Proportion of farms reportlni value percent 1954..

Land in faraa arcording to use:

Cropland harvested farms reporting 1954, .

1949. .

acres 1954..

1949..

1 to 9 acres farms reporting 1954..

1949..
10 to 19 acres farms reporting 1954..

1949..
20 to 29 acres farms reporting 1954..

1949..
30 to 49 acres farms reporting 1954..

1949. .
50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1954..

1949. .
100 to 199 acres farms reporting 1954..

1949. .
200 acres and over farms reporting 1954..

1949..

Cropland used only for pasture. .farms reporting 1954..

1949. .
acres 1954..
1949..
Cropland not harvested and not

pastured farms reporting 1954..

1949. .

acres 1954..

1949..

Cropland used only for crops not

harvested and not pastured. .farms reporting 1954..

acres 1954. .

Cropland lying idle farms reporting 1954..

acres 1954..

Woodland pastured farms reporting 1954..

1949..

acres 1954. .

1949..

Woodland not pastured farms reporting 1954..

1949..
acres 1954. .
1949..
Other pasture (not cropland and

not woodland) farms reporting 1954..

1949 . .

acres 1954 . .

1949..

Improved (aee text) farms reporting 1954..

acres 1954..
Other land (house lots, roads,

wasteland, etc . ) farms reporting 1954. .

1949..

acres 1954..

1949 . .

Cropland, total farms reporting 1954. .

1949..

acres 1954. .

1949. .

Land pastured, total farms reporting 1954..

1949..

acres 1954. .

1949..

Woodland, total farms reporting 1954. .

1949..

acres 1954..

1949. .

Irrigated land in farms farms reporting 1954..

1949..
acres 1954..
1949..
Cover crops turned under and land

planted to another crop farms reporting 1954..

acres 1954..

FARM OPERATORS

Residing on farm operated operators reporting 1954...

1950...

Not residing on farm operated. .operators reporting 1954...

1950...

lOj

85

'477,440

61.8

99,991

10,444

194,413

4,700

294,862
'530,775
2,862.7
6,244.4

61,225

103,691

60.41

12.77

73

22

23

4,853

4,434

10

2
2

3
5
7
6

14

47

16,858

11 251

28
518

5,741

5
226

5

292

6

15

37,444

36,596

1

5

913

138

79

17

228,469

470,614

54

50,347

73

47

5,807

2,001

32

66

22,229

21,426

88

70

282,771

518,461

8

19

38,357

36,734

14

8

6,516

5,164

2

42

133

356,480

12.3

37,473

10,640

43,928

24,680

448.2

185.6

14,241
3,921
33.89
31.78
95

63

75

838

684

46

656

1,045

22

27

145

785

33

18

112

40

37

29,288

7,780

50

52

11,099

8,148

31
17

1,468

807

31

1,411

71

103

434

5,431

81

103

1,639

2,514

67

73

31 ,412

9,632

72

81

40,387

15,928

4

18

90
102

747
734
328,960
53.9
141,695
35,679
35,116

8,934

177,189

147,321

237.2

200.7

12,226
5.497
58.89
30.36
87

669

689

34,368

35,934

130
95
112
106
93
117
101
160
135
127
70
59
28
25

250

317

10,702

13,028

468

389

18,312

17,057

43

1,102

457

17.210

314

327

33,904

31 . 147

352

300

67,111

39,260

182

78

7,909

5,278

134
3,922

705

645

4,883

5,617

723

710

63,382

66,019

469

475

52,515

49,453

535

533

101,015

70,407

117

9

1,137

120

183
6,295

682
665

1,114
1,188
403,200
99.6
365,718
21,437
22,370

4,615

401,576

381,878

360.5

321.4

26,513
14,652
76.14
49.56
79

938

1,021

22,656

16,827

357
529
235
259
104

95
125

70

15
3
3

323

444

14,679

8,044

375

501

6,626

6,986

44

669

349

5,957

379

528

260,410

298.048

201

305

8,869

12,289

308

69

77,213

35,593

234
25,046

830

1,033

11,123

4,091

1,042

1,133

43,961

31,857

633

719

352,302

341,685

554

750

269,279

310,337

155

452

3,703

5,533

255

5,943

832
952

248
222

188

14S

759,680

85.2

213,793

89,434

472,667

134,115

646,969
636,396
3,441.3
4,300.0

49,907

24 ,740

54.74

6.58

62

95

81

32,269

28,385

41

54
9
7
5
5
4
3

13
5

10
4

13
3

27

49

9,466

7,323

26

30

11,071

1,183

11

5,681

19

5,390

64

68

230,708

290,123

24

26

22,652

3,456

113

20

263,321

240,819

76

41,265

132

133

77.482

65,107

113

109

52,306

36,891

144

112

503,495

538,265

84

85

253,360

293,579

55

L2

19,304

617

2
26

125
120

59
23

337
422
312,320
38.2
66,721
32,687
53,763

32,620

119,176

113,080

307.9

268.0

20,456
12,567
128.69
69.35
77

229

213

9,133

5,865

98
106
43
42
13
23
20

Highlands

91

139

8,356

6,456

46

112

2,959

5,018

20

831

29

2,128

147

177

49,623

75,270

96

172

5,191

12,938

122

51

42,651

4,171

98

8,165

281

382

1,263

3,362

270

299

20,448

17,339

246

269

100,630

85,897

223

315

54,814

38,208

6

9

958

481

309
320

67

13

533

396

666,240

80.3

333,964

56,239

361,865

215,620

534,977

336,756

917.6

850.4

33,536

81,023

137.93

65.21

95

493

302

22,977

16,138

206
106
113
77
50
34
46
23
36
31
25
15
17
16

16

15

9,379

5,756

38

47

1,070

2,171

10

174

29

896

87

104

220,859

237,596

74

53

29,366

4,690

97

51

223,597

61,037
72

33,778

158

184

27,729

9,368

505

317

33,426

24,065

154

136

453,335

304,339

153

148

250,225

242,286

110

97

9,564

8,665

42
1,652

289
267

275
102

Hills-
borough

4,492

3,753

'665,600

129.7

386,117

92,700

400,459

6,410

'863,243

398,171

192.2

106.1

21,538
10,146
111.11
109.42
87

3,147
2,669
54,464
36,801

2,028

1,765

577

511

212

156

155

137

101

66

46

18

28

16

711

667

35,259

17 , 160

1,406

466

20,166

16,224

239

2,995

1,242

17,171

913

917

204,006

254,207

908

825

29,306

26,197

1,142

285

475,818

22,674

676

46,291

3,646

2,940

43,724

24,908

3,739

3,222

109,889

70,135

2,131

1,563

715,083

294,041

1,709

1,607

233,812

280,404

784

922

21,779

14,739

427

7,177

3,900
3,359

529
255

1,481

1,811

309,120

59.5

157,667

23,490

5,365

5,400

133,961

194,605

124.2

107.5

4,975
2,995
45.43
27.81
84

1.106

1,496

45,437

50,692

206

221

158

267

182

290

231

397

248

268

75

52

6

1

489

6ft

11,805

14,140

369

500

3,229

8,913

95

1,264

296

6,965

319

660

51 , 142

41,867

743

941

49,810

61,164

357

147

11,607

6,316
235

7,090

1,378

1,552

5,931

11,503

1,339

1,691

65,471

73,750

1,129

1,078

74,554

62,323

1,230

1,424

100,952

103,031

162
20

25
261

1,420
1,719

33
48

The excess of farm acreage over approximate land area is due to the fact that the entire acreage of a farm is tabulated as in the county in which the headquarters is located,
even though a part of the farm may be situated in an adjoining county.

FLORIDA

67

OPERATORS: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND IQSO-Continued

reports for only a sample of farms . See text]

Indian
River

Jackson

Jefferson

Lafayette

Lake

Lee

l£On

Levy

Liberty

Madison

Manatee

Marion

Martin

Monroe

683

2.997

924

483

2,920

458

910

498

285

1,104

804

1,853

186

11

1

4i6

3,662

1,083

439

1,711

395

1,219

584

238

1,213

831

1,906

205

5

2

327.040

602,880

382,720

347,520

637,4^0

503,040

438,400

705,920

536,320

449,280

448,540

1,034,880

357,760

636,160

3

69.6

71.8

59.3

30.5

50.1

43.7

41.7

45.3

9.0

52.9

63.9

66.0

56.1

0.1

4

178,826

334,135

125,212

90,307

252,585

137,498

91,177

194,413

41,910

171,833

217,955

337,383

119,523

260

5

10,2i5

112,519

33,364

25,965

47,001

73,210

22,801

123,231

7,530

66,686

79,322

145,333

5,540

6

36 . 572

22 , '974

77.451

30,394

24,231

69,734

7,540

5,040

29,629

192,079

77,530

7

970

32.841

13,933

15,649

1,465

11,615

10,756

5,580

90

9,449

12,940

7,735

2,007

3

227,777

432,747

226,769

105,932

319,428

219,932

182,889

319,555

43,301

237,499

309,125

633,281

200,799

485

9

14i,354

450, 326

241,084

90,169

249,815

177,252

190,133

353,904

42,495

221,028

237,856

621,134

214,449

397

10

333.5

144.4

245.4

219.4

109.4

480.2

201.0

641.7

169.5

215.1

384.5

363.7

1,079.5

44.1

11

323.7

123.0

207.8

205.4

146.0

448.7

156.0

606.0

178.6

182.2

286.2

325.9

1,046.1

79.4

12

51,008

6,635

7,07;-

9,533

46,Cf7e

25,338

16,231

25,413

8,696

9,033

31,423

21,443

45,121

30,909

13

35,241

4,063

5,901

5,317

26,836

17,770

8,598

11,523

4,224

4,999

19,223

12,733

38,140

2,500

14

196.85

55.34

49.51

53.59

539.90

65.45

110.30

35.99

49.87

50.34

127.54

62.94

53.15

1.307.69

15

87.56

33.14

36.45

24.87

210.31

41.08

61.29

17.32

22.70

29.02

70.85

36.46

58.39

55.56

16

87

84

88

85

87

79

74

86

lOO

68

84

33

87

100

17

600

2,515

816

425

2,757

279

718

409

160

1,012

608

1,414

121

11

18

379

3.195

973

420

1,549

260

929

488

160

1,033

633

1,381

121

4

19

28,738

133,908

52,744

23,106

100,591

12,953

27,572

44,284

2,361

53,211

15,614

63,346

4,133

299

20

21,725

14i,386

56,449

22,777

61,582

9,258

29,659

43,795

2,524

59,458

14,555

57,207

3,280

101

21

228

456

138

64

1,112

143

242

34

82

174

344

543

86

8

22

145

422

175

40

660

120

283

53

80

115

389

460

80

1

23

128

379

168

52

638

45

150

33

30

133

119

207

12

1

24

82

471

149

46

305

56

233

56

32

153

119

254

12

2

25

71

317

129

33

281

20

34

38

17

111

28

147

4

25

30

490

166

61

161

22

140

46

19

191

42

163

6

27

72

469

140

78

312

19

140

57

17

170

45

157

4

1

28

48

857

236

75

162

19

156

82

22

244

35

175

10

29

50

582

100

134

241

12

59

97

10

255

32

167

4

30

3t,

712

161

145

151

17

76

114

6

237

21

173

3

1

31

32

24c.

43

57

99

22

28

100

4

115

23

119

4

32

20

207

47

47

60

14

22

94

1

98

10

91

7

33

19

--.6

43

7

74

18

15

50

53

16

74

7

1

34

18

36

39

6

50

12

14

43

40

17

55

3

35

25

1,268

304

247

206

46

216

252

78

428

126

641

7

36

55

1,332

363

221

223

45

406

338

56

510

205

838

75

37

6,132

44,600

15,388

10,444

15,614

12,068

10,581

19,720

2,260

19,041

17,619

54,185

522

38

= ,722

42,755

14,557

11,944

17.895

3,539

18,537

27,518

1,335

26,333

15,970

54,466

22,058

39

173

984

349

250

465

98

293

193

94

413

207

595

27

1

40

111

1,429

526

158

506

90

491

179

73

730

250

633

33

41

12 . 338

26,007

22,040

10,429

17,843

5,990

23,813

11,112

1,763

14,828

7,330

21,573

728

100

42

9,139

38,247

28,449

8,764

13,493

5,907

24,078

8,658

2,337

23,418

6,145

24,339

2,012

43

9

^76

60

38

44

26

43

13

15

86

27

113

2

44

60

2.378

3,486

864

1,445

1,060

574

555

237

2,041

1,024

3,011

7

45

167

888

313

239

431

83

273

183

83

375

189

512

26

i

46

12 ,278

23,o29

18,554

9,565

16,393

4,930

23,244

10,557

1,525

12,787

6,305

13,567

721

100

47

48

1.390

244

264

166

127

178

242

122

525

119

584

29

43

2 J

1.549

247

311

190

84

300

239

59

536

218

533

30

49

bb.-y'ii

89,250

42,422

34,795

59,123

111,539

20,072

193,821

29,607

70,111

139,617

362,208

76,548

50

50,7b3

86.989

30,097

37,547

80,014

107,903

41,434

237,833

11,976

49,149

164,983

309,385

51,617

51

105

1,280

363

212

327

43

305

128

91

456

119

465

33

52

3j

l,55t,

450

57

383

72

409

174

100

540

144

542

19

53

19,536.

98 . 303

66,940

14,302

40,367

4,361

72,269

23,424

9,392

49,748

10,602

61,334

24,445

54

2,141

112.449

100,984

4,372

32,032

19,197

60,122

26,800

21,856

40,256

8,387

83,515

36,790

55

93

626

2L2

246

133

120

130

189

51

306

229

594

68

56

)'

422

74

26

113

69

148

53

21

104

120

161

38

57

74 , 1?J

27.882

20,392

7,454

40,287

69,804

19,104

20,792

1,590

13,579

109,557

97,333

84,636

58

4 J .-.7'1

12,210

4,110

1,552

20,762

13,606

7,457

5,863

1,230

8,935

8,781

61,380

76,877

59

392

106

226

78

59

52

154

33

227

137

440

41

60

1. ■.,..; )■•

15,310

10,511

6,396

13,490

8,148

8,169

15,338

1,024

7,487

17,084

69,121

15,398

61

4t,l

2,488

301

456

1,760

371

721

441

229

1,062

524

1,593

150

7

62

340

2,954

915

424

1,034

272

1,099

511

222

1,100

638

1,310

158

5

63

20,292

12,797

6,843

5,422

45,603

3,217

4,473

6,402

823

6,931

8,776

18,247

9,787

86

54

11.239

13,290

6,433

3,213

19,037

12,842

8,846

3,437

1,237

3,469

17,935

30,842

21,815

2%

65

618

2,815

394

465

2,835

324

841

465

228

1,065

667

1,693

126

11

65

413

3,470

1,060

435

1,634

299

1,127

543

198

1,186

722

1,750

148

4

67

47.208

204.515

90,172

43,979

134,048

31,011

66,971

75,116

5,834

97,080

40,563

144,109

5,383

399

58

36.636

225,388

99,455

43,485

97,970

23,704

72,274

79,971

6,1%

114,219

37,770

136,012

27,350

101

69

132

2,111

527

387

379

217

385

392

189

755

399

1,110

78

70

92

2,309

496

372

402

161

620

441

99

755

388

1,095

122

71

146.873

161.732

78,202

52,723

115,024

193,411

49,757

234,333

33,457

102,731

266,803

513,775

151,705

72

100.060

141.954

48,754

51,043

118,671

130,048

67,428

271,214

14,541

84,417

190,734

425,231

150,552

73

147

2,188

521

402

469

171

450

325

190

858

229

955

59

74

51

2,556

598

346

546

147

513

354

146

923

349

966

43

75

86,094

187.553

109,362

49,097

99,490

115,900

92,341

217,245

33,999

119,859

150,219

423,542

100,993

76

52,909

199,438

131,081

41,919

112,046

127,100

101,556

264,633

33,332

89,405

173,370

392,900

83,407

77

386

10

18

157

146

11

3

1

15

269

63

67

4

78

239

1

3

240

144

2

1

5

427

23

25

79

31 ,168

964

114

10,697

15,198

1,745

73

ii

518

11,954

5,928

10,135

"5

80

21.4C4

155

20

18

11,414

3,133

12

60

157

11,322

4,652

5,653

81

4

148

34

91

450

4«

19

83

5

160

57

IX

2

82

.2..

-■.214

6.527

2,249

19,357

5,157

310

4,604

59

5,870

3,179

5,164

225

83

427

1,358

366

850

440

253

1,040

608

1.609

132

8

84

'1,9.

j!4'i4

966

423

1,215

304

1,154

505

231

1,147

663

1,712

157

1

35

._'■<■,

14'.

74

50

1,513

87

39

56

32

47

138

229

49

3

86

114

161

94

5

422

68

47

58

4

36

157

149

43

1

87

68

STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES

County Table 1 —FARMS, ACREAGE, VALUE, AND FARM

[Data for itema shown In italics tire based on

Item
(For defLnltions and explanations, see text)

Orange Osceola Paljn Beach Pasco Pinellas

FAHMS, ACBEAGE, AND VALUE
Farms number

Approximate land area acres

Proportion in farms percent

Land ouned by farm operators ocres

Land rented from others by farm operators. .. .acres

Land managed by farm operators acres

Land rented to others by farm operators
{see text) ocres

Land in farms acres

Average size of farm acres

Value of land and bulldtnis:

Average per farm dollars

Aueraie per acre dollars

Proportion of farms reportlni value percent

Land in farna according to use:

Cropland harvested farms reporting

1 to 9 acres farms reporting

10 to 19 acres farms reporting

20 to 29 acres farms reporting

30 to ^9 acres farms reporting

50 to 99 acres farms reporting

100 to 199 acres farms reporting

200 acres and over farms reporting

Cropland used only for pasture.. farms reporting

acres

Cropland not harvested and not
pastured farms reporting

Cropland used only for crops not
harvested and not pastured.. farms

reporting
acres

reporting
acres

reporting

Cropland lying idle farms

Woodland pastured farms

Woodland not pastured farms reporting

acres

Other pasture (not cropland and
not woodland ) farms

Improved (see text) farms

Other land (house lots, roads,
wasteland, etc.) farms

Cropland, total farms

land pastured, total farms

Woodland, total farms

Irrigated land In farms farms

Cover crops turned under and land
planted to another crop farms

reporting

acres

reporting
acres

reporting

acres
reporting

acres
reporting

acres
reporting

acres
reporting

acres

reporting
acres

1954.
1950.
195i.
1954.
195i..
195i..
195i..

195i..

195A.
1950.
1954.
1950.

195i. .
19S0..
1954..
1950. .
1954..

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1954.
1954.
1954.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1954.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949 .
1954.
1949 .
1954.
1949 .
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1954.,

FARM OPERATORS

Residing on farm operated operators reporting 1954.

1950.
Not residing on farm operated .. operators reporting 1954.

1950.

205

417

416,000

16.9

56,514

10,907

200

70,158

79,879

342.2

191.6

18,127
7,637
56.15
39.30

80

205

1,58b
2,207

46
130
22
44
15
U
7
10
2
7
3

j2

85

3,553

4,064

66

3,920

146

61

1,734

97

161

32,332

37,489

94

252

16,282

26,462

65

33

13,057

2,426
36

3,794

191
391

1,468

3,311

138

321

7,019

10,191

149

222

43,942

43,979

164

350

48,614

63,951

5

2

242

13

3
49

189
402

863

998

604,160

17.2

90,515

12,785

2,320

5,405

103,804

103,349

120.3

103.6

6,282
3,812

54.93

42.01

93

552

784

16,554

20,966

172
223
129
144
74
U6
76
184
75
78
20
15

268

242

5,948

5,386

255

398

5,291

7,796

56

1,008

206

4,283

506

335

40,783

31,564

282

515

21,518

32,576

286

131

10,107

2,4U
233

6,967

784

788

3,503

2,648

741

926

27,793

34,148

683

535

56,838

39,363

667

779

62,401

64,140

15
510

812
960

49
28

242

126

499,200

93.9

347,242

110,642

18,000

5,450

468,698
369,783
1,936.8
2,934.8

67,589

37,193

35.91

U.45

99

84

29

1,545

496

3
72

8,100
6,362

1

3,391

28

2

485

3

2,906

8

75

119,971

213,957

2

7

1,007

553

226

19

330,250

147,756

183

62,079

55

40

4,434

621

89

93

13,036

6,886

229

119

458,321

363,075

9

81

120,978

214,520

11

4,133

2,726

1,780

586,240

74.1

285,093

86,289

67,860

5,320

434,199

354,080

159.3

198.9

50,592
35,375
478.58
264.86
93

2,371

1,419

93,151

64,565

1,156

728

415

250

223

129

213

106

186

96

83

49

89

61

188

211

26,017

29,887

456

268

13,255

4,378

60

1,737

410

11,518

239

235

163,544

125,384

360

353

34,853

18,855

222

145

62,097

81,856

131

17,379

1,693

1,232

41,282

28,155

2,494

1,533

U2,423

98,830

520

493

251,558

233,127

573

554

198,397

145,239

184

242

15,941

22,305

64
2,855

1,700
1,374

1,001
333

527
399
848,000
98.5
503,816
120,215
213,660

13,100

834,985
766,899
1,584.4
1,922.1

58,239
32,671

37.82

18.37

91

318

229

7,022

4,246

166

116

66

53

25

24

30

19

22

U

5

5

4

1

9

120
7,185
10,650

44

57

764

2,279

6

229

39

535

171

211

640,334

582,511

58

53

9,358

2,553

271

54

53,550

137,309

139

25,121

425

288

106,762

27,351

327

305

U,971

17,175

324

303

7U,069

730,470

222

260

649,702

585,064

33

54

3,318

1,684

433

364

73
33

874

351

1,265,920

35.3

265,219

66,304

150,841

32,117

446,554

392,228

510.9

460.9

91,700

39,529

227.38

77.33

87

537

476

78,870

65,595

231

200
49
55
31
26
32
37
45
37
49
36

100
34

218
157

28,841
34,349

250

291

33,075

43,673

43

5,713

217

27,352

42

63

43,283

54,343

50

76

25,397

9,731

194

133

155,916

113,922

106

47,401

654

595

71,172

70,615

730

671

140,786

143,617

401

316

238,040

202,514

95

127

58,630

64,074

302

202

78,831

43,402

43
7,461

577
566

288
267

1,036

1,100

480,640

83.7

337,404

50,125

37,925

20,300

402,395

357,441

388.4

324.9

43,885

32,713

103.54

81.78

81

736

751

31,412

31,261

402

390

151

169

65

53

62

50

47

44

30

29

29

26

277

332

27,786

30,797

237

278

9,403

7,847

51

2,631

198

6,772

199

284

112,858

179,165

210

310

32,023

21,358

255

103

113,282

75,615
151

27,489

903

897

75,621

11,397

924

950

68,601

69,905

537

538

253,936

285,578

382

548

144,891

200,524

40

33

4,398

9,959

143
3,997

894
953

130
125

758

769

163,960

33.7

41,649

4,222

10,930

920

56,955

60,680

75.1

78.9

33,437
25,988
559 .99
440.80
35

530

521

13,945

13,729

257

256

104

104

50

46

58

45

32

28

20

21

9

11

53

100

3,043

4,080

90

95

2,275

1,773

11

131

84

2,144

84

93

14,981

21,532

130

172

8,730

6,468

151

70

6,766

8,472

32

3,826

592

562

7,210

4,576

573

595

19,268

19,532

243

220

24,795

34,134

197

245

23,711

28,050

112

144

5,958

6,956

23
433

577
625

174
122

^The excess of farm acreage over approxijnate land area Is due to the fact that the entire acreage of a farm is tabulated as in the county in which the headquarters Is located,
even though a part of the farm may be situated in an adjoining county.

FLORIDA

69

OPERATORS: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-Coiitinued

reports for only a sample of farms. See text]

Putnam

St. Johns

St. Lucie

Santa Rosa

Sarasota

Seminole

Sumter

Suwannee

Taylor

Union

Volusia

Wakulla

Walton

Washington

622

350

735

1,202

349

789

761

1,705

323

385

1,173

242

1,214

1,003

1

730

363

515

1,404

268

541

999

2,009

378

403

1,066

343

1,268

1,195

2

513,920

389,760

376,320

655,360

375,040

205,440

359,040

433,280

660,430

153,600

713,600

392,950

669,440

382,080

3

58.0

46.8

98.9

18.5

52.5

88.7

60.8

72.7

65.8

65.1

34.8

9.3

24.9

46.5

4

218,617

97,428

326,688

103,190

119,410

104,481

165,663

290,337

60,307

68,512

196,654

29,511

141,221

U9,051

5

71, OU

56,662

48,410

23,517

69,405

59,404

27,760

43,009

35,210

19,907

31,095

2,120

23,529

10,670

6

9,465

29,619

4,676

2,005

13,657

16,686

24,460

8,350

332,755

13,224

19,377

10,423

49,272

7

805

1,160

7,450

9,326

5,025

1,091

3,682

14,631

50,330

7,235

614

5,102

3,421

8

298,065

182,580

372,074

120,982

196,785

182,305

218,391

314,848

434,616

100,052

243,062

36,449

166,554

173,006

9

300,817

197,216

374,074

122,359

173,575

155,595

283,892

320,084

231,151

87,169

210,933

35,266

136,276

111,307

10

469.2

521.7

506.2

100.7

563.9

231.1

287.0

134.7

1,345.6

259.9

211.5

150.6

137.2

177.5

11

412.1

543.3

726.4

87.2

647.7

287.6

284.2

159.3

611.5

216.3

197.9

102.8

107.5

93.6

12

28,318

45,008

49,109

8,435

59,287

28,135

11,122

7,819

9,640

9,317

29,263

4,136

5,785

6,668

13

U,841

24,087

47,887

5,596

32,426

26,304

8,168

4,337

6,491

5,532

17,343

3,478

2,854

3,369

14

56.82

102 .42

120.64

91.00

131.04

118.80

58.42

43.96

23.64

49.96

156.26

31.53

43.49

34.83

15

58.62

47.34

75.52

66.32

52.72

103.45

31.70

28.16

9.47

36.00

100.73

25.30

26.37

31.86

16

89

72

87

85

92

93

75

77

33

79

76

92

91

89

17

442

234

644

828

194

655

559

1,576

200

233

968

111

912

720

18

457

274

426

1,163

147

461

722

1,816

253

334

866

204

982

915

19

11,479

17,889

38,989

41,702

5,369

17,143

16,347

93,267

4,367

10,968

16,785

4,930

31,075

22,459

20

9,511

10,810

24,447

46,192

4,243

15,737

U,733

92,875

4,530

12,609

14,838

5,269

29,701

23,026

21

248

83

226

178

109

369

235

257

81

35

632

47

340

208

22

264

118

144

276

75

210

388

209

102

33

549

102

291

187

23

57

25

122

118

29

104

110

182

49

58

156

20

172

154

24

74

22

87

194

30

81

157

263

76

70

148

28

222

262

25

45

19

69

80

17

65

65

164

24

33

63

8

106

112

26

28

24

47

131

10

54

52

259

34

51

64

23

131

200

27

32

21

93

136

18

48

62

264

25

39

58

12

128

106

28

34

32

66

225

14

58

64

391

32

61

51

21

169

175

29

31

33

63

203

15

38

52

452

17

46

27

8

111

105

30

38

56

37

239

13

32

43

479

12

45

24

20

92

76

31

20

33

35

96

4

16

26

213

3

13

20

10

46

30

32

15

15

18

92

3

15

14

178

2

19

19

3

22

13

33

9

20

36

17

2

15

9

44

1

9

12

5

9

5

34

4

7

27

6

2

11

4

37

5

11

2

5

2

35

137

17

68

316

39

50

291

966

136

206

133

76

355

233

36

181

68

47

277

72

63

492

997

155

109

169

54

4.45

372

37

9,182

1,774

U,060

5,903

4,134

2,756

22,589

51,154

4,511

7,351

5,596

4,501

7,640

6,541

33

10,292

3,023

9,658

5,563

17,958

1,459

33,483

49,539

4,333

4,771

8,530

2,717

10,423

8,446

39

142

43

154

254

61

137

162

680

112

U5

255

123

344

315

40

216

104

75

346

53

119

294

1,048

135

218

345

183

205

428

41

2,565

1,316

15,355

4,131

8,066

1,946

5,573

32,495

3,238

4,755

3,902

5,281

7,203

6,514

42

5,535

1,890

19,935

6,944

4,453

3,223

9,356

45,501

4,248

6,243

12,694

6,033

4,323

9,630

43

52

10

26

54

11

36

48

152

11

12

35

9

57

28

44

889

229

5,865

785

251

397

1,353

5,134

173

507

411

645

1,244

513

45

96

36

136

212

52

106

122

594

106

109

223

118

303

292

46

1,676

1,087

9,490

3,346

7,815

1,549

4,220

27,361

3,055

4,248

3,491

4,636

5,959

6,001

47

168

139

41

618

30

114

295

673

170

225

187

47

745

561

48

166

112

49

364

80

70

295

789

WO

183

1*8

53

513

503

49

237, 9U

109,058

28,667

38,500

45,372

66,695

78,173

50,084

386,294

57,767

123,309

5,450

61,459

37,703

50

227,761

128,110

127,051

20,067

111,953

44,886

126,411

59,267

196,065

37,274

114,967

3,084

33,981

27,343

51

203

116

33

340

27

217

84

735

117

122

457

109

400

414

52

274

151

41

667

40

127

94

875

182

137

351

171

650

594

53

17,036

39,795

28,777

17,715

868

11,926

12,156

47,259

19,155

13,541

47,162

13,105

43,720

28,341

54

40,628

15,642

U,549

35,160

3,376

16,294

U,227

56,434

11,446

16,304

27,823

14,986

44,955

32,733

55

75

39

55

426

179

104

314

720

52

92

103

28

324

455

56

28

31

40

76

40

45

77

141

32

31

56

9

89

130

57

11,729

8,972

213,244

8,152

130,664

46,950

72,499

28,302

3,397

3,364

16,933

2,397

10,533

13,906

58

1,262

34,405

146,412

3,630

16,433

61,707

81,674

4,841

6,638

3,395

25,202

1,356

5,397

4,963

59

58

25

36

314

101

64

197

444

46

71

58

3

240

335

60

9,777

6,976

35,964

5,243

17,246

11,839

23,730

17,073

2,737

2,479

13,671

473

7,345

8,436

61

510

295

507

1,161

268

653

651

1,388

299

367

660

220

1,U9

966

62

598

303

425

1,235

228

369

747

1,758

326

337

736

332

1,192

989

53

8,163

3,776

35,982

4,879

2,312

34,889

11,054

12,287

13,654

2,296

28,875

785

4,924

12,042

64

5,828

3,336

33,022

4,803

15,159

12,289

8,003

11,627

3,341

6,573

6,879

1,771

7,495

5,656

65

529

254

694

997

219

698

651

1,630

260

348

1,063

188

1,053

882

66

620

310

459

1,281

202

497

924

1,956

343

333

944

277

1,126

1,110

67

23,226

20,979

65,404

51,736

17,569

21,845

44,509

176,916

12, U6

23,084

26,233

14,712

45,918

35,514

68

25,338

15,72j

54,040

58,699

26,654

20,419

56,572

187,915

13,661

23,623

36,062

U,069

44,447

41,102

69

261

162

123

912

217

207

575

1,309

252

290

325

120

951

809

70

2B6

159

107

586

144

143

651

1,303

235

250

314

90

802

751

71

258,822

119,804

252,971

52,555

180, 170

116,401

173,261

129,540

394,202

68,492

151,338

12,348

79,632

108,150

72

239,315

165,538

283,121

29,260

146,344

108,052

241,568

113,647

207,586

45,440

148,699

7,157

49,801

40,762

73

348

218

71

847

53

311

356

1,243

252

299

594

142

996

841

74

402

227

88

922

117

178

363

1,508

289

290

468

210

985

935

75

254,947

148,853

57,444

56,215

46,240

78,621

90,329

97,343

405,449

71,308

175,971

18,555

105,179

116,544

76

268,389

143,752

140,600

55,227

115,329

61,130

137,638

115,701

207,511

53,578

U2,790

18,070

78,936

60,081

77

49

120

220

3

81

176

279

40

3

74

1

78

33

118

267

69

96

372

8

1

56

79

3,676

13,340

42,160

128

3,033

9,441

2,740

414

100

380

20

SO

1,599

6,891

35,761

4,503

4,793

2,691

123

60

1,747

81

34

85

150

52

22

51

85

88

2

49

32

7

41

12

82

2,808

9,486

S,L3u

1,086

429

2,776

2,111

3,629

16

1,693

653

437

611

94

S3

522

283

358

1,140

256

615

6b7

1,559

298

351

917

218

1,155

955

84

652

286

345

1,305

219

40o

844

l,8o7

352

378

845

312

1,160

1,136

85

89

58

358

52

88

167

67

104

21

23

230

22

58

38

86

68

56

157

48

40

116

120

92

14

10

192

20

27

20

87

70

STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES

County Table la.-lRRlGATED FARMS: NUMBER AND

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Irrigated farms number 195-4..

1950. .

Proportion of all farms percent 195i..

Land in irrigated farms acres 195^;..

1950..

average per farm, acres 195i..

1950 . .

Land in irrigated farns according to use, 1954:

Cropland harvested farms reporting. .

acres. .

Cropland used only for pasture acres..

Cropland not harvested and not pastured acres..

Cultivated summer fallow acres..

Woodland pastured acres. .

Woodland not pasutred acres..

Other pasutre (not cropland and not woodland) . .acres. .
Improved acres . ,

Land pastured, total farms reporting. .

acres. .
Cover "crops turned under and land planted

to another crop farms reporting..

acres. .

Land irrigated acres 1954..

I949I .

Irrigated land in farns according to uae:

Irrigated cropland harvested. .. .farms reporting 1954..

1949..

acres 1954..

1949..

Irrigated pasture farms reporting 1954..

1949..

acres 1954..

1949 . .

Farna with all harTeated crops irrigated:

Farms number 1954. .

1949..

Irrigated cropland harvested acres 1954..

1949..

1 to 9 acres farms reporting 1954. .

10 to 19 acres farms reporting 1954. .

20 to 29 acres farms reporting 1954. .

30 to 49 acres farms reporting 1954 . .

50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1954 . .

100 to 199 acres farms reporting 1954..

200 acres and over farms reporting 1954..

5,799

6,075

10.1

3,733,997

2,346,115

643.9

386.2

5,591
484,866
116, 603
140,011
27,826

1,143,055
339,425

1,228,156
272,322

2,083
2,487,81*

1,262

77,044

427,807

365,421

5,526

5,915

299,750

296,326

489

212

128,057

56,916

3,584

3,408

227,472

193,532

1,520

542

286

342
351
276
267

47

11

2.9

31,816

6,659

676.9

605.4

47

3,992

4,616

1,827

766

3,274
2,815
4,692
3,553

36
17,532

20

2,212

1,032

294

45

11

929

292

4

10

2

251

3

3

3

0.8

505

1,554

168.3

518.0

3
190

4

1

1.5

495

50

123.8

50.0

1
45
136

W

3

3

136

U

2

130

60

74

250

250

2

345

1.0
1,565

6
539
12
58

122

208
572
170

105

131

10.3

73,154

65,015

696.7

496.3

93

3,937

294

344

57

17,270

2,300

44,132

27,993

26
61,696

201
6,163
7,468

97

118

3,252

2,711

12

9

2,911

4,643

73

69

2,629

1,492

33

9

91

68

22.3

34,934

84,346

384.4

1,240.4

86
16,256
2,924

1,021
130

155

860

12,030

1,687

20
15,109

7

550

13,666

32,747

85

65

15,780

23,765

11

9

2,386

3,285

73
54
15,052
22,913
6
3
1

8
12

16
27

0.4
1,465

2

87
56
7
7

1,007
299

2

1,063

Item

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Hendry

Highlands

Hillsborough

Indian River

Irrigated farms number 1954, .

1950..

Proportion of all farms percent 1954..

Land in irrigated farms acres 1954..

1950..

average per farm, acres 1954..

1950..

Land in irrigated farna according to nae, 1954:

Cropland harvested farms reporting . .

acres..

Cropland used only for pasture acres..

Cropland not harvested and not pastured acres..

Cultivated summer fallow acres..

Woodland pastured acres. .

Woodland not pastured acres..

Other pasture {not cropland and not woodland) . .acres..
Improved acres . .

Land pastured, total farms reporting..

acres. .
Cover crops turned under and land planted

to another crop farms reporting. .

acres . .

Land irrigated acres 1954. .

1949' .

Irrigated land in farna according to nae:

Irrigated cropland harvested. .. .farms reporting 1954..

1949..

acres 1954. .

1949..

Irrigated pasture farms reporting 1954..

1949. .

acres 1954..

1949..

Farna with nil hnrweated crops irrignted:

Farms number 1954 . .

1949..

Irrigated cropland harvested acres 1954. .

1949 . .

1 to 9 acres farms reporting 1954. .

10 to 19 acres farms reporting 1954. .

20 to 29 acres farms reporting 1954..

30 to 49 acres farms reporting 1954..

50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1954 . .

100 to 199 acres farms reporting 1954..

200 acres and over farms reporting 1954..

117

9

15.7

42,580

7,337

363.9

820.3

117
11, 138
2,607
5,182

426

5,414

W,314

2,697

1,723

71
10,713

59

2,877

1,137

120

117

9

1,117

120

1

20

155

452

13.9

52,929

89,671

341.5

198.4

154

6,062

3,965

1,383

43

19,443
1,704

18,822
4,200

94
42,230

55
1,3W
3,703
5,533

151

449

3,431

5,409

222
104

52

123

1,352

1,680

17

13

4

55

12
29.3

359,503

49,444

6,536.4

4,120.3

37
31,042

2,143
10,516

5,613

71,933

544

175,449

23,226

37
249,525

1

20

19,304

617

35

3

5,728

185

23

6

13,576

427

32

5

5,689

75
3

1.6

7,169

18,363

1,194.8

2,040.3

2,293
337
69

69

550

50

3,315

340

3
4,752

2

110
958
481

6

9

958

481

2
108
41

110

97

13.9

149,373

23,427

1,362.5

241.5

109
8,239

280

70

40, U3
24,633
51,271
12,516

24

91,414

34
1,517
9,564
8,665

109

97

7,124

8,661

3

2,440

97
63
6,742
3,503
23
23
14

14
10

784

922

17.5

438,932

69,318

559.9

75.7

774
23,658
2,122
6,575

378

22,398

4,720

372,257

15,245

311
397,277

276
5,133
21,779
U,739

771

905

17,014

14,135

32

17

4,765

180

393

413

13,177

8,332

253

71

20

13
17
9

10

0.2

356

260

113.7

260.0

2

132
35

56

56

3

138

1

10

162

20

1

112

20

2

1
112

386

239

56.5

160,343

75,336

416.7

317.3

365

25,068

5,588

9,247

45

39,010

5,564

57,891

11,238

72
102,489

4

1,290

31,168

21,404

362

224

20, 073

17,139

45

23

11,095

3,453

329
139
17,046
U,642
95
69
45

47
33
25
15

Includes irrigated cropland not harvested and not pastured.

FLORIDA

71

ACREAGE: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950

citrus

Clay

collier

Columbia

Dade

De Soto

Dixie

Duval

Escambia

Flagler

Franklin

Gadaden

Gilchrist

Glades

Gulf

2

22

60

14

593

76

24

12

26

2

180

U

4

1

4

17

29

1

176

101

21

14

200

8

2

0.7

11.7

51.7

1.4

38.8

15.0

5.1

0.9

26.0

5.6

17.6

13.6

4.1

3

293

24,569

18,777

10,372

83,993

38,487

1,516

L2,981

50,694

2,044

110,992

17,599

217

4

1,491

17,693

30,625

180

6,402

71,999

1 175

4,266

127,418

9,024

5

U6.5

1,116.8

313.0

740.9

141.6

506.4

63.2

1,081.8

1,949.8

1,022.0

616.6

1,257.1

54.2

6

372. S

1,040.8

1,056.0

180.0

36.4

712.9

56.0

304.7

637.1

1,128.0

7

2

17

59

14

538

72

23

11

25

2

180

8

4

8

11.2

1,098

9,316

1,995

21,624

3,785

231

176

3,441

50

28,573

2,619

46

9

1,277

499

895

1,884

246

56

843

738

140

3,592

325

25

10

1,918

1,262

903

11,891

553

23

42

210

29

3,210

375

4

11

8

982

130

2,753

189

3

2,285

U5

1

12

U,857

6,403

3,378

4,395

10,193

19

125

43,019

10, 522

55

13

955

358

1,618

2,680

2,860

604

10,545

499

1,800

50,454

14

177

4,662

751

1,332

39,321

20,575

455

1,150

1,810

11,920

12,495

55

15

3,662

1,159

5,810

9,695

215

150

1,135

8,936

7,482

55

16

1

17

11

10

43

35

5

6

15

1

157

n

2

17

177

19,796

7,653

5,605

45,600

31,014

530

2,118

45,567

140

26,034

13,320

135

18

10

8

5

46

22

1

1

20

77

1

1

19

450

875

190

5,363

1,499

8

15

2,863

2,962

40

1

20

111

2,112

9,324

367

17,087

2,691

215

169

2,625

41

4,042

6,516

18

21

2U

1,213

952

41

3,440

5,214

399

1,443

3,222

5,164

22

2

17

59

12

588

72

23

11

25

2

180

8

3

23

4

15

27

1

174

97

19

14

200

8

24

111

578

9,213

218

13,435

2,266

145

152

2,480

41

3,927

2,299

6

25

212

323

793

41

3,352

4,345

371

1,443

3,208

3,514

26

' 10

2

2

8

4

2

2

3

2

11

1

27

3

2

2

7

2

3

28

1,534

111

149

3,652

425

70

17

W5

115

4,217

12

29

890

95

4

792

11

498

30

1

8

55

2

476

29

15

9

U

4

7

1

31

3

8

21

1

118

39

15

5

1

7

32

110

254

8,984

12

5,304

554

74

91

1,756

19

1,979

4

33

167

161

597

41

2,148

2,095

252

702

22

3,264

34

4

4
2

3

2

361
51
19

13
4
5

12
2

1

6

1

1
1

4

1

35
3*
37

2

3

21

4

2

1

38

1

18

14

3

5

39

1

1

11
W

7
3

3
3

' 3
4

40
41

Jefferson

Lafayette

Lake

Lee

Leon

Levy

Liberty

Madison

Manatee

Marion

Martin

Monroe

Nassau

Okaloosa

Okeechobee

3

18

157

146

11

3

1

15

269

63

67

4

5

11

1

1

3

240

144

2

1

5

427

23

25

2

2

0.3

3.7

5.4

31.9

1.2

0.6

0.4

1.4

33.5

3.4

36.0

36.4

2.4

4.5

3

4,021

6,338

44,391

85,712

11,453

3,950

15

8,826

72,368

209,461

89,922

27

1,076

36,278

4

1,057

1,177

46,881

55,587

94

5,000

2,551

96,305

200,836

40,055

382

5

1,340.3

352.1

282.7

587.1

1,041.2

1,316.7

15.0

588.4

269.0

3,324.8

1,342.1

6^8

215.2

3,298.0

6

1,057.0

392.3

195.3

386.0

47.0

5,000.0

510.2

225.5

8,732.0

1,602.2

191.0

7

3

18

157

137

11

3

1

15

257

63

60

4

5

9

8

2,017

1,416

23,970

10,108

2,593

204

2

2,491

10,604

10,018

3,359

5

73

753

9

1,096

1,221

10,038

635

175

331

9,022

4,262

11

3

150

10

179

593

2,221

3,675

1,005

494

5,389

6,229

560

83

11

45

94

83

801

574

438

6

12

1,778

3,704

31,838

399

3,263

2,119

17,486

164,894

39,517

100

13

1,600

390

5,713

2,846

4,058

1,592

5,390

3,244

5,215

25

14

100

852

4,102

25,150

2,439

305

9

936

21,582

17,477

34,946

759

35,361

15

100

852

2,693

5,124

1,239

305

9

585

2,381

14,419

9,437

569

15,352

16

2

15

55

43

6

3

1

12

97

44

U

3

9

17

100

3,726

9,027

67,026

3,473

3,743

9

3,436

48,090

186,633

74,474

862

35,511

18

3

3

19

36

3

6

47

22

2

1

19

340

169

2,647

4,762

212

250

2,934

1,415

225

35

20

25

114

10,697

15,198

1,745

73

11

518

11,954

5,928

10,135

5

242

4,133

21

20

18

11, 4U

8,133

12

60

167

11,322

4,652

5,653

13

22

,

18

156

135

8

3

1

U

251

63

59

4

4

7

23

1

3

236

139

2

1

5

411

21

22

2

24

2S

108

9,704

9,420

1,070

38

2

296

9,819

3,538

3,267

5

42

617

25

20

18

11, 055

7,153

12

60

167

10,416

1,151

2,146

13

26

1

4
3

23

7

5

1

1

4

40
25

2

1

12

3

1

6

27
28

6

993
65

5,778
422

675

35

9

222

2,135

615

2,340
3,500

6,868
3,225

200

3,516

29

30

1

61
101

124
L25

4
1

1

215
337

14
5

54
13

4

2

6

31
32

5

3,470
4,798

9,158
6,699

356
8

2

8,966
9,604

524
202

2,733
1,714

5

38

537

33
34

1

19

42

2

"i

96

4

35

4

i

"i

35

10

19

1

51

2

6

2

36

3

10

8

2

1

37

9

11

21

2

1

2

38

14

10

U

3

3

39

3

IS

14

1

4

40

3

14

1

11

5

1

41

72 STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES

County Table la —IRRIGATED FARMS: NUMBER AND ACREAGE: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-Continued

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Orange

Irriga ted farms number 195^ . .

1950..

Proportion of all farms percent 195A..

Land in irrigated farms acres 1954..

1950. .

average per farm, acres 1954..

1950..

Land in irrigated faraa according to use, 1954:

Cropland harvested farms reporting..

acres. .

Cropland used only for pasture acres..

Croplard not harvested and not pastured acres..

Cultivated summer fallow acres. .

Woodland pastured acres. .

Woodland not pastured acres . .

Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) . .acres. .
Improved acres. .

lAnd pastured, total farms reporting..

acrea . .
Cover crops turned under and land planted

to another crop farms reporting . .

acres. .

Land irrigated acres 1954..

I949I .

Irrigated land in farns according to use:

Irrigated cropland harvested. .. .farms reporting 1954..

1949..

acres 1954..

1949..

Irrigated pasture farms reporting 1954..

1949..

acres 1954..

1949 . .

Faraa with all harvested crops irrigated:

Farms number 1954. .

1949..

Irrigated cropland harvested acres 1954..

1949..

1 to 9 acres farms reporting 1954..

10 to 19 acres farms reporting 1954..

20 to 29 acres farms reporting 1954..

30 to 49 acres farms reporting 1954..

50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1954 . .

100 to 199 acres farms reporting 1954..

200 acres and over farms reporting 1954 . .

184

242

6.7

73,420

61,210

399.0

252.9

181

23,891

2,482

3,045
654

10,408
10,172
11,933
2,261

40
24,823

18
2,011
16,941
22,306

180

234

15,274

21,166

10

7

1,667

1,118

91

107

7,054

8,U2C

^7,

10

6

11
13
9

33

54

6.3

211,157

24,561

6,398.7

454.8

" 32

1,449

6,984

161

44

196,397

73

1,876

536

18
205,257

18
3,318
1,684

32

54

1,147

1,649

2

1

2,171

17

32

475

,166

4
6
1

3
3

302

202

34.6

199,781

193,826

661.5

959.5

266
52,344

8,144
20,109

2,948

10,373
21,159
38,561
25,670

106
57,078

39

7,425

78,831

43,402

266

186

49,076

26,029

80

18

29,755

11,946

234

159

45,774

23,914

54

22

14

20
30
28
66

40
83
3.9
33,566
24,547
839.2
295.7

40
7,44^
2,184
1,493

33

12,462

2,324

2,696

694

15
17,342

18
1,434
4,398
9,969

39

82

3,717

9,968

5

681

18

41

1,229

7,329

5

3

112

144

14.8

13,634

15,212

121.7

105.6

111

6,878

637

381

60

1,550

1,976

461

424

23
2,648

258
5,968
6,956

111

144

5,877

6,914

3

91

82
92

4,900

3,943

29

11

5

372

914

9.3

347,754

415,119
934.8
454.2

368

33,831

4,098

8,048

553

196,196
61,491
36,782
11,582

107
237,076

26

1,078

19,197

67,262

361

909

18,193

66,509

18

4

1,004

457

227

539

11,158

29,712

60

37

32

32
36
23

7

49

33

7.9

69,365

34,661

1,415.6

1,050.3

44

3,749

2,875

253

133

55,157
2,917
1,920
1,722

25
59,952

26
2,506
3,676
1,599

41

33

3,160

1,358

11

2

516

220

26

14

1,815

613

120

118

34.3

47,327

51,642

394.4

437.6

lis

13,654
6W
840
182

11,972

15,980

2,565

1,434

40
15,151

75
8,179
13,340
6,891

118

118

13,010

6,747

3

5

330

144

100

79

11,965

5,161

9

7

13

10
21
24
16

220

267

29.9

194,462

177,038

883.9

663.1

2U
26,970

6,030
11,273

5,647

8,600
22,796
86,078
13,967

30
100,708

87

5,771

42,160

35,761

210

250

25,730

20,043

14

25

16,430

14,434

192

213

23,694

19,096

37

19

22

42
27

21
24

Item

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Taylor

Irrigated farms number 1954..

1950..

Proportion of all farms percent 1954 . .

Land In irrigated farms acres 1954..

1950. .

average per farm, acres 1954..

1Q50..

Land in irrigated £aras according to use, 1954:

Cropland harvested farms reporting . .

acres..

Cropland used only for pasutre acres..

Cropland not harvested and not pastured acres..

Cultivated summer fallow acres..

Woodland pastured acres..

Woodland not pastured acres..

Other pasture {not cropland and not woodland) . .acres. .
Improved acres. .

Land pastured, total farms reporting. .

acres. .
Cover crops turned under and land planted

to another crop farms reporting..

acres..

Land irrigated acres 1954..

I949I .

Irrigated land in faraa according to use:

Irrigated cropland harvested. .. .farms reporting 1954..

1949. .

acres 1954. .

1949..

Irrigated pasture farms reporting 1954..

1949..

acres 1954..

1949..

Fanna with all harvested crops irrigated:

Farms number 1954. .

1949..

Irrigated cropland harvested acres 1954..

1949. .

1 to 9 acres farms reporting 1954..

10 to 19 acres farms reporting 1954..

20 to 29 acres farms reporting 1954..

30 to 49 acres farms reporting 1954..

50 to 99 acres 1 arms reporting 1954 . .

100 to 199 acres farms reporting 1954..

200 acres and over farms reporting 1954..

81

69

23.2

39,903

37,945

492.6

549.9

66

3,356

958

7,345
33

3,078

394

24,519

7,108

42
28,555

19

357

3,033

4,503

61

63

1,454

3,391

25

8

1,579

1,059

49
57

990
3,247

21
7
9

176

96

22.3

22,405

14,878

127.3

155.0

167

8,873

1,896

828

228

3,063
2,710
2,601
2,292

38
7,560

44
2,472
9,441
4,793

166

95

8,064

4,713

15

3

1,377

26

135
64
6,638
3,069
55
24
17

14
16
4
5

279

372

36.7

74,766

61,547

268.0

165.4

278
7,550
6,093
1,643

221

26,869
1,465

27,074
6,590

202
60,036

61

1,383
2,740
2,691

278

365

2,713

2,625

2

5

27

28

148
233

1,337

1,655

101

31

10

40

8

2.3

17,078

2,290

427.0

286.2

40

7,073

2,609

1,267

258

1,123
1,354
2,993
2,335

33
6,725

10
675
414
123

390

123

2

3

1

0

21,874

600

7,291.3

600.0

3
722

390

1,780

100

17,334

1,313

105

3

17,829

2

120
100
60

3

1

100

60

74
56
6.3
7,545
12,277
102.0
219.2

73

1,447

370

202

41

974

2,731

105

100

20
1,449

19
118

71

54

815

1,487

3

2

65

260

52

40

472

928

34

14

3

0.1
920

1
145

440
20
20

1

20

1
20

^Includes Irrigated cropland not harvested and not pastured.

FLORIDA

County Table 2. -FARMS BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950

73

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

FAHMS BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR
All farms number

All land In farms acres

Total cropland harvested acres

Farms by color of operator;

White operators number

Nonwhite operators number

Perms by tenure of operator;

Full ovmers number

Part owners number

Managers number

All tenants number

Proportion of tenancy percent

Cash tenants number

Share-cash tenants number

Share tenants number

Crop-share tenants number

Livestock-share tenants number

Croppers number

Other and unspecified tenants number

Other tenants number

Unspecified tenants number

Land in farms by tenure of operator;

Full owners acres

Fart owners acres

Managers acres

All tenants acres

Cash tenants acres

Share-cash tenants acres

Share tenants acres

Crop-share tenants acres

Livestock-share tenants acres

Croppers acres

Other and unspecified tenants acres

Cropland barvested by tenure of operator:

Full owners farms reporting

Part owners farms reporting

acres

Managers farms reporting

acres

All tenants farms reporting

acres

Croppers farms reporting

acres

1954.
1950.

1954.
1950.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1950.

1954.
1950.

1954.
1950.

1954.
1950.

1954.
1950.

1954.
1950.
1954.
1950.

1954.
1950.
1954.
1950.
1954.
1950.

1954.
1950.
1954.
1950.

1954.
1950.

1954.
1950.

1954.
1950.
1954.
1950.

1954.
1950.
1954.
1950.
1954.
1950.

1954.
1950.
1954.
1950.
1954.
1950.

1954.
1950.
1954.
1950.
1954.
1950.

1954.
1950.
1954.
1950.

1954 .
1949.
1954 .
1949.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

57,543
56,921

18,161,675

16,527,536

1,935,655

1,728,232

51,458
49,415

6,085
7,506

45,464
42,806

6,533
6,160

883
967

4,563

6,983

8.1

12.3

1,618

2,364

110

161

618

1,081

537
961
81
120

862
1,662

1,455
1,720

812

641

643

1,079

8,071,330
7,278,516
5,621,091
4,985,023
3,807,703
3,368,847

661,551
895,150
290,517
492,370
14,953
14,065

68,315
92,521
48,114
68,152
20,201
24,369

70,478
147,04.4
217,288
149, 150

34,300

31,958

1,008,285

905,766

5,845

5,464

509,438

330,738

755

827

245,739

287,033

3,880

5,925

172,193

204,695

824

1,481

35,702

57,287

1,610
1,804

396,192

359,377

78,925

31,414

1,175
1,229

435
575

1,123
1,210

296
299

11

181
28A
11.2
15.7

46
61
1
5
14
34

11
30
3
4

56
132

64
52

43
25
21
27

189,001
19'?, 772
156,618
110,306
36,810
21,570

13,763
29,729
4,286
8,900
148
1,747

1,360
2,193
1,608
1,766
252
427

3,985
11,979
3,484

4,910

812

906

36,602

40,755

275

278

31,573

25,291

9

10

4,296

4,086

162

232

6,454

11,282

56
• 119
2,911
6,208

390
431

102,523
69,656
7,663
7,828

354
384

335
358

2
3

32
52

8.2

36,589
40, 933
31,393
6,518
33,414
19,326

1,127

2,879

221

635

Ml

1,272

665

892

275

308

5,491

5,551

19

17

698

602

1

2

1,097

463

21

51

377

1,212

29

88

649

264
219

44,182

28,491

6,958

1,796

262
211

238
185

13
14

1
1

12

19

4.5

8.7

31,146
22,744
8,334
1,903
4,100
2,500

602

1,344

15

103

105

96
237
6
197
90
40

210
676
176
328

2,315
1,136

12

11

4,361

367

1

10
276
293

2

4

69

MS

617
768

77,094
80,971
10,717
11,427

559
662

58
106

539
678

45
32

2

1

31

57

5.0

7.4

55,576
61,859
15,931
15,597
1,960

3,627

3,435

996

531

780
203

ioi

780
100

145

553

1,706

2,148

415

576

6,280

9,314

42

30

2,637

790

21
45
650
823

3

12

79

280

1,017
705

427,427

277,842

18,018

14,549

962
686

941
617

51
30

16
36

9
22

0.9
3.1

2
4

194,457
94,953

117,689
72,157

113,882

109,430

1,399

1,297

14

105

'■78

25
1,385
1,087

831

508

U,826

8,135

31

22

2,340

309

13

32

1,842

5,922

7

13

10

183

1
22

408
423

129,872
139,235
23,448
31,867

360
373

247
285

65

57

19
21

77

60

18.9

14.2

43
32
2
2
20
14

55,974
78,929
46,362
32,108
21,406
25,639

6,130
2,559
1,606
1,749
141
30

3,227
323

3,227
323

750

10

406

447

144

178

7,026

23,581

45

48

6,265

3,452

15

15

5,991

3,925

65

47

4,166

909

3

2
109

523
622

107,222
103,171
24,430
19,717

492
575

452
422

2
3

22

117
4.2
18.8

10
16

2

3

31

3
24

84,500
66,454
16,531
12,880
2,580
12,931

3,561
10,906
1,443
1,030

"as

170
3,606

170
2,711

895

1,255

2,671

693

3,5U

372

331

15,190

10,567

47

77

7,436

4,559

2

3

810

272

20

103

994

4,319

5

30

375

1,614

74

STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES

County Table 2.

-FARMS BY COLOR AND TENURE OF

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

FARMS BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR

All farms number 1954 . .

1950 . .

All land in farms acres 1954 . .

1950..

Total cropland harvested acrea 1954..

1949 . .

Fams by rolor of operator;

Vhite operators number 1954..

1950..

Nonwhite operators number 1954..

1950..

Farns by tenure of operator:

Full owners number 1954 . .

1950..

Part owners number 1954 . .

1950..

Managers number 1954 . .

1950..

All tenants number 1954 . .

1950..

Proportion of tenancy percent 1954. .

1950..

Cash tenants number 1954 . .

1950..
Share-cash tenants number 1954 . .

1950 . .
Share tenants number 1954 . .

1950..

Crop-share tenants number 1954 . .

1950..
Livestock-share tenants number 1954 . .

1950..

Croppers number 1954. .

1950 . .

Other and unspecified tenants number 1954..

1950..

Other tenants number 1954 . .

1950..
Unspecified tenants number 1954 . .

1950..

Land in farns by tenure of operator:

Full owners acres 1954..

1950..
Fart owners acres 1954 . .

1950..
Managers acres 1954 . .

1950..

All tenants acres 1954..

1950..
Cash tenants acres 1954. .

1950. .
Share-cash tenants acres 1954 . .

1950 . .

Share tenants acres 1954 . .

1950..
Crop-share tenants acres 1954..

1950..
Livestock-share tenants acres 1954 . .

1950..

Croppers acres 1954 . .

1950..
Other and unspecified tenants acres 1954..

1950 . .

Cropland harvested by tenure of operator:

Full owners farms reporting 1954 . .

1949 . .

acres 1954 . .

1949 . .

Part owners farms reporting 1954..

1949 . .

acres 1954 . .

1949..

Managers farms reporting 1954 . .

1949 . .

acres 1954 , .

1949..

All tenants farms reporting 1954 . .

1949..

acres 1954..

1949 . .

Croppers farms reporting 1954 . .

1949 . .

acres 1954 . .

1949 . .

278
223

193,744

195,108

5,865

4,728

273
217

234

188

2.5

0.4

117,491
49,015
78,143
W5,512
1,775
501

1,335

100

100

1,235
SO

U6

105

3,404

3,079

27

1,975
1,479

2
187
170

188
177

160,886
83,399

2,110
1,789

135
173

153
143

5

10

2.7

5.6

I
3

85

395

45

843

73

789

23

273

860

5

500

842

3,778

90

3

270

140
140

64
752
304

70

95

1,640

979

14

16

^53

561

3

197

3
8
12

116
193

421,589

466,874

9,560

3,080

116

178

22

10

53
46

7
2

34

135

29.3

69.9

32

132

3,030
14,147
221,246
186,512
153,407
25,430

43,906
240,785

43,709
240,595

167
167

10
30
180

e

5

304

27

33
34

4,4*3
883

1

969
24C

23

99

3,844

1,930

987
1,131

262,095

303,887

38,368

42,764

769
816

2i8
315

732
783

137
123

117

221

38
56

16
31
22
25

161,646
147,128
48,522
21,197
778
105,540

51, W9

30,022

2,656

3,855

411

545

3,113
5,448
2,423
2,399
690
2,549

3,346
13,472
41,623

6,702

549

644

22,38o

26,335

135

117

11,537

6,673

422

1,170

93

193

4,520

8,586

35

73

1,461

4,424

1,527
1,301

192,517
94,780
51,428
33,870

1,500
1,284

1,173
944

171
81

55

132
221
3.6

17.0

66

172
1
2
3
5

56

38

20
7
36
31

87,879
38,363
76,642
15,114
21,472
23,9%

6,524
17,307
3,684
8,434
16
15

1,970
65

1,970
50

15

31

8,067

323

726

1,020

726

16,730

10,124

160

t4

22,653

6,503

38
5,961

9,800

111

194

6,084

7,443

5

3

11

342

505
496

461,405
546,379
13,711
11,182

501
493

429
417

47
56

26
5

3

13
0.6
3.6

156,396
254,129
140,008
148,954
159,686
136,770

5,315
6,526

23
5,315
6,203

320

310

7,617

7,623

34
41

1,257
2,066

3
4,826
1,359

11
134

214

173

168,350

217,873

4,494

2,876

209
173

158
123

10.3
16.8

31,321
111,017
136,474

44,822

60,070

1,055

1,964

449

438

5
320

230

5

40

40
755
561
451

64

77

2,392

1,960

31
15

10
15
214
257

475
975

80, 571

112,543

3,141

3,045

465
906

434
879

30
26

1
14

10

56

2.1

5.7

5
25

50,784
66,177
23,728
4,643
13
37, 119

1,046

4,604

294

2,622

58

703

1,924

169

425

2,381

2,236

730
116

3

24

30

327

1,33*
1,525

156,900
130, 557
24,558
20,708

1,232
1,396

102
129

,061
,258

175
135

FLORIDA

75

OPERATOR: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-Continued

Flagler

FrBnklin

Gadsden

Gilchrist

Glades

Gulf

Hamilton

Hardee

Hendry

Hernando

Highlands

Hills-
borough

Holmes

Indian
River

Jackson

100
111

36
35

1,024
1,285

369
426

103
85

98
133

747
734

1,114
1,188

188
143

387
422

583
396

4,492
3,753

1,481
1,811

633
446

2,997
3,662

1
2

168,039

170,435

4,756

5,105

23,484

27,896

65

22

198,050
235,435
45,290
49,252

103,058
113,912
34,109
26,132

294,362

530,775

4,853

4,434

43,923

24,680

838

684

177,189
147,321
34,368
35,934

401,576

331,878

22,656

16,327

646,969

636,3%

32,269

28,335

119, 176

113,080

9,133

5,865

534,977

336,756

22,977

16,138

363,243

393,171

54,464

36,801

183,961
194,605
45,437
50,692

227,777
144,354
23,738
21,725

432,747
450,326
133,908
144,336

3
4
5
6

100
111

34
34

608
705

366
423

94
83

85
120

486
503

1,109
1,184

187
146

359
390

573
395

4,338
3,637

1,469
1,795

680
443

2,009
2,435

7
8

2
1

416

580

3
3

9
2

13

13

261
231

5
4

1
2

28
32

10

1

154
116

12
16

3

3

988
1,227

9

10

68
89

29
30

746
892

249
306

72
55

87
107

455
488

935

937

126

108

354
364

493
319

3,803
2,991

1,120
1,307

648
379

1,729
2,050

11
12

22
16

3
2

155
174

91
77

18
19

11

90
76

139
133

30
15

22
37

49
35

366

330

173
146

19
17

669
658

13
14

2

1

1
2

24

30

1

4

5

6
3

17
17

14
12

5
6

25
23

33
28

3
1

11
32

14
8

15
16

8

5

8.0

4.5

3

1

3.3

2.9

99
189
9.7
14.7

29

42

7.9

9.9

9

6

8.7

7.1

14
7.1
10.5

196

167

26.2

22.8

23
101
2.1
8.5

13

13

9.6

8.8

6

15

1.6

3.6

16

19

2.7

4.8

290
404
6.5
10.8

185
357
12.5
19.7

5

13

0.7

4.0

585

946

19.5

25.3

17
18
19
20

5
1

23

30

2

11
25

8
7

"2
4
9

3
2

2

1

41
18
3
4
28
37

2

23

2
3

"2

"i

2

5
7

3

129
176
4
3
17
19

64
65

5

4

48

120

3
6

"i

170
249
21
57
152
302

21
22
23
24
25
26

9

21
2
4

3

5
1
4

2

1

21
32
7

5

2
3

1
2

3

15
19
2

42

117

6

3

141
273

11
29

27
28
29

30

28
88

8
19

2

93
76

21

1

1

26
110

33
126

'2

104
200

31
32

3

4

3
1

35
46

9

5

4
3

5
8

31
32

19
49

11

5
10

8
11

96

35
42

2
9

138
138

33
34

1
3

1

1
1
2

23
21
12

25

9

1

4

3

1
1
2

2
4
3

4

22
11
9

21

11

27

8

22

'io

2
4

3

6

5
2
3
9

52
22
62

74

26

12

9

30

1

'"i
9

80
28
58
110

35
36
37
38

61,180
78,912
88,446

70,244

201

17,900

4,527

11,539

14,714

354

4,200
16,000

114,620
128,837
31,022
27,598
46,097
69,910

60,338
83,790
42,244
21,786

960

35,796
63,843
62,954
60,835
194,092
404,376

33,095
13,139
1,234
1,170

9,500

95,239
104,056
26,014
17,399
35,072
5,453

322,934
151,309

55,206
100,572

22,682
100,395

93,240
149,254
203,954
138,347
342,256
348,150

49,421
41,676
46,808
30,434
22,546
40,375

180,777
130,327
210,386
149,480
U3, 444
54,903

285,251
210,568
162,043
134,303
402,320
43,502

132,409
136,950
31,788
20,281
5,965
8,854

163,192
73,849
27,667
6,588
36,560
56,689

201,387
265,683
156,267
83,033
24,166
14,562

39

40
41
42
43
44

18,212
3,379
6,151
2,700

43

6,311

9,090

880

3,275

82

5,476

7,376

1,842

914

652

2,020

1,171

942

198

9,599

871

53

20,864

20,413

3,204

2,314

365

133

754

29,602

12

19,594

7,519
645

1,019
4U

401
595

'is

370

2,046

19

438

13,629
9,793
6,677
6,U7
1,676
20

13,799

28,520

5,072

6,377

690

301

358

2,228

354

851

25

50,927
86,998
18,524
28,428
1,970
4,146

45
46
47
48
49
50

1,032
1,102
617
598
415
504

740
1,208
545
480
195
723

440
323
440
323

'43
'43

6,413
6,252
2,083
5,332
4,325
920

110
251
110
251

240
240

300
144
300
144

64
64

455
322

380
322
75

3,889
9,340
3,312
8,692
577
648

:::

15,198
25,686
11,444
20,869
3,754
4,817

51
52
53

54
55
56

12,061
679

43

1,697
2,379
2,620
2,334

2,240

4,181

654

421

638

650

35

9,564
775

7,125
8,294
3,757
3,420

7,223

632

2,534

17

100

6,243

131

'35

101
401

'15

287

1,593

652
1,228
4,169

2,091

2,277
9,1«5
1,871
3,317

9

4

1,343

7,248
16,915
7,937

11,823

57
58
59
60

37

46

3,234

3,416

4

9

64

19

623

732

20,981

22,450

227

277

18,670

16,210

12

9

839

105

57

63

758

530

402

450

19,053

22,331

776

806

16,759

13,849

53
58

1,095
898

204

168

5,528

3,304

422

251

11,663

8,019

2,595

2,034

33,126

24,746

766

1,034

25,538

30,618

575

318
20,415
10,149

1,310

1,660

48,511

64,563

61
62
63

64

16

11

1,216

1,669

1
2
1
3

152

163

10,964

8,940

90

74

12,746

6,789

3

8

452

2,147

3

5

61

93

90

73

8,235

5,590

126

119

4,215

1,666

16

10

3,046

626

19

31

1,335

1,972

35

22

3,024

1,603

305

273

12,348

6,234

169

139

11,862

6,575

11

15

325

1,164

653

640

50,920

35,847

65
66
67
68

2

140

24

30

10,903

M,325

"i

238

2

3

2,540

1,654

6

2

1,028

80

16

11

1,128

618

11

3

26,707

26,392

3

4

1,617

393

23

18

8,165

6,351

29
23

7,262
2,970

3

1

356

134

10

30

7,152

9,321

14

7

9,363

5,339

69
70

11

3

20

89

179

2,442

3,537

28

37

2,693

2,895

5

3

1,022

528

3

7
19
61

171

164

6.052

7,433

20

85

554

694

15
10

1,-21
469

10
153
196

13

11

125

165

218
339

1,728
2,351

168

322

7,681

13,365

4

16

346

1,091

538

888

25, lU

38,637

73
74
75
76

27

37

787

1,494

8

17

798

1,6X

2

11

90

76

3,334

4,172

'20
115

1
5

1
25

"i
"7

24
102
202
670

32

118

1,509

5,174

2
"7

104

191

4,891

8,979

77
78
79
80

■

76

STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES

County Table 2. -FARMS BY COLOR AND TENURE OF

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Jefferson Lafayette Lake Lee Leon Levy Liberty Madison Manatee Marion

FAHMS BY COLOR AUD TENDRE OF OPERATOR
All farms number

All land In farms acres

Total cropland harvested acres

Farms by color of operator:

Whi te operators number

Nonwhite operators number

Farns by teoure of operator;

Full owners number

Part ouners number

Managers number

All tenants number

Proportion of tenancy percent

Cash tenants number

Share-cash tenants number

Share tenants number

Crop-share tenants number

Livestock-share tenants number

Croppers number

Other and unspecified tenants number

Other tenants number

Unspecified tenants number

Land in fsras by teoure of operator:

Full owners acres

Part owners acres

Managers acres

All tenants acres

Cash tenants acres

Share-cash tenants acres

Share tenants acres

Crop-share tenants acres

Livestock-share tenants acres

Croppers acres

Other and unspecified tenants acres

Cropland harvested by tenure of operator:

Full ouners farms reporting

Part owners farms reporting

acres

Managers farms reporting

acres

All tenants farms reporting

acres

Ci^appers farms reporting

acres

195i.
1950.

1954.
1950.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1950.

1954.
1950.

1954.
1950.

1954.
1950.

1954.

1950.

1954.
1950.
1954.
1950.

1954.
1950.
1954.
1950.
1954.
1950.

1954.
1950.
1954.
1950.

1954.
1950.

1954.
1950.

1954.
1950.
1954.
1950.

1954.
1950.
1954.
1950.
1954.
1950.

1954..
1950.
1954.
1950.
1954.
1950.

1954.
1950.
1954.
1950.
1954.
1950.

1954.
1950.
1954.
1950.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.-

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

924
1,083

226,769

241,084

52,744

56,449

382

420

542
663

418
487

209
227

12

289

357
31.3
33.0

160

244

9

2

19

23

18
23

1

94,857
81,093
40,882
37,588
72,532
98,828

18,498
23,575
11,886
18,222

780
100

956
1,046

921

1,046

35

1,091
1,694
3,785
2,513

329

395

20,347

17,781

206

224

17,331

14,978

6,330
11,017

273

343

8,736

12,673

37

27

903

1,364

483
439

105,982
90,169
23,106
22,777

469
439

306
373

121
31

55

35

11.4

8.0

10
5

60,403
67,960
40, 523
16,260
653

4,403

5,949

1,023

621

352
952
352
952

2,188

2,668

840

1,708

259

359

12,369

18,312

117

28

8,442

3,089

48

33

2,225

1,376

28

7

1,482

338

2,920
1,711

319,428

249,815

100, 591

61,582

2,816
1,669

104
42

2,695
1,500

122

no

61
59

42

42
1.4
2.5

9
10

214,070
161,135
73,060
61,915
30,738
24,588

1,560

2,177

85

369

212
80

212
80

408

409

855

1,319

2,551

1,362

69,245

35,511

117

11,522
7,108

19,206
18,352

29

33

618

611

458
395

219,932

177,252

12,953

9,258

450
383

369
312

32

22

7.0

5.6

U
9

1

2

1

105,832
56,256
87,105
97,629
23,641
21,986

3,354

1,381

2,404

324

40

194
40
686
934

218

196

6,911

5,981

26

34

2,196

1,138

10
1,976
1,607

27

20

1,870

532

3

1
105
22

910
1,219

182,889
190,133
27,572
29,659

383
500

527
719

469
670

139
174

13
15

289

360

31.8

29.5

202
226

1

2

16

37

14

35

2

2

10
9

60
86

44
55
16

31

77,136
U0,029
27,772
13,456
64,737
42,252

13,244

24,396

9,936

18,643

40

120

771
1,672

356
1,026

415

646

306

251

2,191

3,710

302

423

8,563

12,129

131

162

4,987

5,194

11

14

6,273

4,618

274

330

7,749

7,718

498
584

319,555

353,904

44,284

43,795

451
495

341
430

140
124

16
30
3.2
5.1

174

217

109,077
130,633
170,727
219,082
7,540

32,211
4,189

30,268
796
220
508

35
80
35

540
1,688
2,265

266

343

19,620

27,198

Ul

119

22,430

15,241

1

638
1,356

3
190

285
238

48,301

42,495

2,861

2,524

237
205

242
212

21

20
7.4

38,261

40,651

9,148

760

892

1,084

124

260

6

180
25
40
25

140

205
582
594

128

138

1,890

2,061

20

5

773

162

12

17

198

301

3

160

I.ICH
1,213

237,499

221,028

63, 2U

59,468

803
897

301
316

654
746

203
183

4
3

243

281

22.0

23.2

63
132

127,543
US, 492
75,628
42,644
6,500
2,635

27,828

27,257

7,006

U,386

600
786

3,630
2,855
2,426
2,382
1,204
473

7,804
4,892
8,788
5,338

581

652

31,128

33,995

203

182

20,788

15,592

3

3

403

399

225

251

10,892

9,482

87

72

3,340

2,550

831

309,125

237,856

15,614

14,655

792
810

670
656

74
84

19
22

41
69

5.1
8.3

12
15
1
4
6
U

168,158
102,902
93,047
98,660
25,591
25,148

22,329

U,146

18,624

8,514

22

42

46

1,134

45

94

1,040

132
3,637
1,274

503

484

8,869

8,005

60

71

3,339

1,647

18

20

2,657

4,545

27

58

749

458

FLORIDA

77

OPERATOR: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-Continued

Martin

Monroe

Nassau

Okaloosa

Okeechobee

Orange

Osceola

Palm Beach

Pasco

Pinellas

Polk

Putnam

St. Johns

St. lucie

Santa Rosa

18b
205

11

5

205

417

863
998

242
126

2,726
1,780

527
399

874
851

1,036
1,100

758
769

4,020
3,256

622
730

350
363

735

515

1,202
1,404

1
2

200,799

214,449

4,133

3,230

485
397
299

101

70,158

79,879

1,586

2,207

103,804
103,349
16,554
20,966

468,698

369,783

1,545

496

434,199

354,080

93,151

64,565

834,985

766,899

7,022

4,246

446, 554

392,228

78,870

65,595

402,395

357,441
31,412
31,261

56,955
60,680
13,945
13,729

1,247,725

1,140,430

142,374

120,531

293,065

300,817

11,479

9,511

182,580

197,216

17,889

10,810

372,074

374,074

38,989

24,447

120,982
122,359
41,702
46,192

3
4
5
6

180
192

11

5

204
389

823
926

242

126

2,659

1,740

517
397

847
793

1,026
1,079

753
763

3,999

3,228

536
629

330
331

730
509

1,177
1,378

7
8

6
13

1
28

40
72

67

40

10
2

27

58

10
21

5
6

21
28

86
101

20
32

5
6

25
26

9
10

142
168

10
5

188
391

680
728

193

101

2,529
1,585

468
344

574
582

953

978

661
695

3,597
2,641

565
645

272
267

696

449

838
1,003

11
12

8
13

1

11
6

87
85

28
20

69
68

44
38

102
93

57
62

30
23

254
319

4''
50

44
61

20
22

192

172

13
14

16
9

2

2
2

1
3

78
88

4
6

58
45

18
23

33
35

96

154

4
11

12

7

3
19

6
4

15
16

20

15

10.8

7.3

4

18

2.0

4.3

94
183
10.9
13.3

20

2

8.3

1.6

50
39
1.8
2.2

11

11

2.1

2.8

140

131

16.0

15.4

8

37

0.8

3.4

34

16

4.5

2.1

73
142
1.8
4.4

6

24

1.0

3.3

22

28

6.3

7.7

11

25

1.5

4.9

U6
225
9.7
16.0

17
18
19
20

6

7

1
2

1
7

32

61
4
3

18

28

8
2

16
12

4
2

1
1

1

78
67
5
5
23
16

1
10

1

1

10
10

1

20
50
1
2
5
11

1
9

1

7
10

1

1
4

6
6

1

'3

36
55
5

5
31
60

21
22
23
24
25
26

1
1

1

14

21
4
7

2

22
15

1
1

1

■■{

3

10
2

1

1

1
1

3

3

23
56

3
4

27
28
29
30

3

6

10
26

9
3

2

7
7

2

3

1

2
21

1
2

2

4

3

22

46

31
32

10
6

3
5

30
65

12

23

20

8
9

27
36

7
23

20
5

45
58

4
12

11

10

4
13

22
59

33
34

7
3
3
3

2
1
1
4

22

19

8

46

1
11

5
3

18

17

3
1
5
8

10
12
17
24

2

4

5

19

13
2

7
3

15
19
30
39

2

4
10

2
2
9
8

3
3

1
10

15

21

7

38

35
36
37
38

116,001
97,644
5,359
26,028
76,487
70,024

481

397

4

46,668
63,223

19,408

14,194

640

632

75,188
70,934
19,325
17,968
920
1,071

219,911
203,223
214,549
107,710
18,000
55,175

225,511
182,321
136,486
112,627
68,291
45,699

173,326
191,967
457,342
357,850
204,115
213,813

181,790
127,918
88,411
68,657
147,666
179,433

248,549
186,802
131,343
103,796
20,157
62,610

32,926

47,556

12,860

5,537

8,793

5,581

543,180
416,305
406,926
424,400
287,562
291,800

202,741
119,672

83,863

140,996

6,143

31,342

84,099
49,408
70,114
100,859
26,476
40,810

270,996

295,063

62,270

35,531

4,312

42,103

75,664
85,408
30,842
19,555
3,118
3,004

39
40
41
42
43
44

2,952

20,753

567

19,301

3,442

1,830

267

443

8,371

13,376

2,967

4,384

898

144

16,238
3,675

13,896
3,675

3,9U
13,433

1,438
11,870

479

202

3,269

3

75

17

28,637
16,220
14,635
9,235
1,340
921

2,346

4,233

5

2,041

10

2,376

1,956

277

1,893

10,057

7,975

5,989

4,900

13

22

5,313

8,307

16

6,121

1,891

6,139

1,259

549

14

33,996

1,377

731

539

20

11,358
14,392
2,058
2,478
537
333

45
46
47
48
49
50

150
6

150
1

5

1,665
1,926
1,052
1,136
613
790

172
172

4,018
1,624
3,918
1,324
100
300

7
7

180
180

1,300

391

60

381

1,240

10

5
"5

150

786

150

65

721

11
11

4,025
4,133
2,712
3,522
1,313
561

51
52
53
54
55
56

93

2,142

1,446

1,113

3,175

274

900
1,914
1,941

5,008

2,342

1,420

114
881
970

3

196
3,177

1,805

557

6,889

3,883

896
2,341
1,279

170

12

1,749

51

U

300

2,744

2,362

790

991

4,512

1,190

230
1,907

183
2,897

132

33,245

695

2,211
3,262
2,527
4,086

57
58
59
60

96

100
2,009
1,135

10

4

297

101

87

191

1,324

1,944

392

541

8,230

12,616

76
23
565
173

2,220

1,268

73,662

33,126

290

205

5,034

3,526

312

277

15,642

19,390

717

670

20,765

15,459

467

466

9,550

9,239

3,185

2,179

95,161

49,494

195

396

8,399

5,391

174

200

8,927

5,692

612

365

24,296

12,144

547

781

19,158

24,395

61
62
63
64

3

9

562

678

1

4

4
128
109

83

78

5,196

3,383

6

5

500

288

51

46

7,053

3,411

22

18

785

397

78

73

23,791

21,204

47

45

8,164

5,134

18

15

447

602

203

249

11,130

10,036

41

33

2,724

1,954

38

53

4,421

4,033

17

19

5,579

2,600

184

165

15,812

10,764

65
66
67
63

6
3

752
1,114

1

1

26

5t,

2
2

317
75

72

87

11,114

27,645

3

3

1,200

284

37

37

19,321

18,155

15

20

2,342

10,191

31

34

3,747

3,849

38

148

35,460

59,736

3

U

315

1,149

12

5

3,955

623

8

18

4,409

8,869

4

4

742

1,185

69
70
71
72

16

9

810

353

3

9

108

98

75

163

2,811

4,892

2

1

480

35

28

18

1,322

383

3

3

3

39

110

39

15,116

6,846

7
26

Ul
477

14

6

201

39

36

107

623

1,265

3
12

41
517

10
16
536

457

7

24

4,705

334

93

213

5,990

9,848

73
74
75
76

3
93

4
56

8
24
267
910

6

2

130

89

1
1

7

6

1,620

473

2
67

2
120

1

19

1

U9

1
2
31
73

2
53

3

U2

21

45

1,343

2,270

77
78
79
80

78

STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES

County Table 2. -FARMS BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-Coiitinued

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

FARMS BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR

All farms number 1954 . . ,

1950 . . .

All land in farms acres 1954 . . .

1950 . . .

Total cropland harvested acres 1954...

1949..

Farms by color of operator:

White operators number 1954 . .

1950..

Nonwhite operators number 1954. .

1950 . .

Faras by tenure of operator:

Full owners number 1954 . .

1950..

Part ovners number 1954 . .

1950..

Managers number 1954 . .

1950..

All tenants number 1954 . .

1950..

Proportion of tenancy percent 1954. .

1950..

Cash tenants number 1954 . .

1950 . .
Share-cash tenants number 1954 . .

1950..
Share tenants number 1954 . .

1950..

Crop-share tenants number 1954 . ,

1950..

Livestock-share tenants number 1954 . .

1950 . .

Croppers number 1954 . .

1950..

Other and unspecified tenants number 1954 . .

1950..

Other tenants number 1954..

1950..
Unspecified tenants number 1954 . .

1950..

Land in farvs by tenure of operator:

Full owners acres 1954. .

1950 . .
Part owners acres 1954..

1950 . .
Managers acres 1954 . .

1950..

All tenants acres 1954. .

1950..
Cash tenants acres 1954 . .

1950 . .
Share-cash tenants acres 1954 . .

1950..

Share tenants acres 1954 . .

1950..
Crop-share tenants acres 1954 . .

1950..
Livestock-share tenants acres 1954 . .

1950 . .

Croppers acres 1954 . .

1950 . .
Other and unspecified tenants acres 1954 . .

1950..

Cropland harvested by tenure of operator:

Full owners farms reporting 1954 . .

1949 . .

acres 1954 . .

1949..

Part owners farms reporting 1954 . .

1949 . .

acres 1954 . .

1949 . .

Managers farms reporting 1954 . .

1949..

acres 1954 . .

1949 . .

All tenants farms reporting 1954 . .

1949..

acres 1954..

1949..

Croppers farms reporting 1954 . .

1949.,

acres 1954 . .

1949.,

349
268

196,785

173,575

5,369

4,243

346
260

301
227

23
21

12
10

13

10

3.7

3.7

100,785
66,379
43,577
93,875
12,274
12,628

40,149

693

39,855

11
40

163

670

170

125

2,385

2,225

11

9

529

202

2,385

1,777

3

5

70

39

789
541

182,305

155,595

17, U3

15,737

748
521

41
20

684
446

50
58

25
20

30

17

3.8

3.1

84,310
92,919
78,379
54,985
19,214
7,362

402

329

177

77

103
202

564

373

10,696

10,158

44

54

4,532

2,415

24

20

1,704

2,997

23

14
211
167

761
999

218,391

283,892

16,347

13,733

662
822

526
624

161
212

67
159
8.8

15.9

11
16
1
2
13
U

12
13

1

14

103

116,784
112,172
72,991
144,432
24,442
24,349

4,174

2,939

555

826

15

150

691

173
671
173
20

1,512

1,361

1,401

429

344

420

7,214

6,646

150

183

7,416

5,479

3

3

226

674

62

116

1,491

934

14

77

183

469

1,705
2,009

3U,848

320,084

93,267

92,875

1,398
1,609

307
400

1,134
1,239

329
348

238

420

U.O

20.9

26
64
7
18
21
49

14

42

7

7

126
215

58

74

21
41
37
33

203, 832
198,801
79,900
63,652
4,731
1,610

26,385
56,021
2,153
7,674
1,634
1,660

3,W7
7,575
1,819
4,510
1,328
3,065

11,505
26,213
7,896
12,899

1,016

1,135

54, 189

55,786

322

328

27,055

20,080

4

2

338

157

234

351

11,685

16, 852

126

167

6,636

3,194

Taylor

323
378

434,616

231,151

4,367

4,530

318
368

255
325

33

32

10.2

8.5

13
4
2

2
2

1
1
1
1

6
11

10
15

45,697
55,656
53,722
171, 715
332,953

2,244

3,780

715

410

130

84

200

4

40

80

160

839
1,610

476
1,560

150

215

2,523

3,445

24

17

1,093

480

24

26

686

605

6

10

279

249

385
403

100,052
37,169
10,968
U2,609

352

391

278
304

52
27

1
2

54

70

W.O

17.4

6
13

1

1

7

20

3
16
4
4

12
11

23

20

16
13
12
7

47, U3
50,613
31,135
6,631
13,224
24,389

3,545

5,531

171

1,170

22

75

1,055
2,455

337
1,233

718
1,217

1,180

693

1,117

1,138

193

248

5,519

8,301

48

26

3,881

1,594

1

2

400

994

41

58

1,168

1,720

11

10

396

196

1,173
1,066

248,062

210,933

16,785

14,838

1,136
1,038

1,044
919

91
37

11
28

27
32
2.3
3.0

12

3

1
2

3

1
3
1

149, 367
114, 807
71, 110
50,729
19, 974
43,335

7,611
2,062
6,587

617

77

741

332

61

332

42

5

241

1,031

857

743

12,613

10,674

85

78

3,001

1,650

10

22

1,073

2,331

16

23

93

183

1

1

13

5

242
343

36,449

35,266

4,930

5,269

181
226

61
117

203
266

18

39

7.4

11.4

2
11

1
1

29,686

25,776

5,224

5,121

1,510

1,539

2,859

1,060

559

1

146
863
146
823

340

333

1,096

82

146

2,356

2,708

21

34

1,970

1,559

23
104
993

1,214
1,268

166,554
136,276
31,075
29,701

1,144
1,196

70
72

941
1,064

128
79

5
2

lAO

123

11.5

9.7

36
26
5
5
45
33

42

30

3

3

17
26

37
33

25
11
12
22

121,182
109,775
27, 778
10, 511
3,011
6,000

9,583
9,990
2,396
1,435
637
435

3,072
2,486
2,662
1,451
410
1,035

1,W7
1,457
2,331
4,127

663

801

13,460

18,271

124

75

8,737

2,924

5

2

4,154

5,000

38

104

4,724

3,506

5

22

761

319

FLORIDA

County Table 2a —FARMS BY TENURE, BY COLOR OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1954

79

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Bay

Farns, l^54i operated by-
White operators number .

Full owners number.

Part owners number .

Managers number .

All tenants number.

Croppers number .

Nonwhite operators number .

Full owners number .

Part owners number .

Managers number .

All tenants number.

Croppers number.

Land in faras, 19S4> operated by-
White operators acres.

Full owners acres.

Part owners acres .

Managers acres .

All tenants acres .

Croppers acres .

Nonwhite operators acres .

Full owners acres.

Part owners acres .

Managers acres.

All tenants acres .

Croppers acres .

Cropland barvested, 1954. in fnras operated by —

White operators farms reporting.

acres .

Full owners farms reporting .

acres.

Part owners farms reporting.

acres.

Managers farms reporting.

acres.

All tenants farms reporting .

acres.

Croppers farms reporting .

acres .

Nonwhite operators farms reporting .

acres.

Full owners farms reporting .

acres.

Part owners farms reporting .

acres.

Managers farms reporting.

acres.

All tenants farms reporting .

acres.

Croppers farms reporting .

acres.

51,A58

41,798

5,511

861

3,288

572

6,085

3,666

1,022

22

1,375

290

17,649,077

7.894,542

5,550,484

3,603,620

600,431

57,634

512, 598

176,738

70,607

204,083

61,120

12,844

39,319
1,818,350

31,153

960, 999

4,842

475,162

737

2«,402

2,582

137,787

541

27,602

5,461

117,305

3,14-2

47,286

1,003

34,276

18

1,337

1,298

34,406

283

8,100

1,175
825
222

10
118

42
435
298

74

63
14

374,018
175,270
150,633
36,810
11,305
3,445
22,174
13,731
5,985

2,458

540

71, 567

575

32, 891

201

28, 926

9

4,296

103

5,454

42

2,526

370

7,358

237

3,711

74

2,647

59

1,000

U

385

354

300

20

2

32

4

36

35

1

101,678

35,755

31,332

33,414

1,127

Ul

845

834

11

282

7,374

242

5,209

18

691

1

1,097

21

377

4

88

34

289

33

282

1

7

262
236
13
1
12
2
2
2

44,133

31,097

8,334

4,100

602

210

49

49

140

6,954

118

2,311

12

4,361

1

6

9

276

2

69

2

4

2

4

559

487

42

2

28

1

58

52

3

3
2

75,946

54,605

15, 861

1,960

3,520

118

1,U8

971

70

107
27

435

10,451

374

6,059

41

2,634

2

1,150

18

608

1

52

45

266

41

221

1

3

962

388

50

15

9

55
53

1
1

426,228
193,603
U7,424
113,302
1,399

1,199

854

265

80

830

17,635

781

13,530

30

2,295

12

1,800

7

10

52

383

50

296

1

45

1

42

360
230
55
19
56
3
46
17
10

21
1

129, 163

55,711

46,168

21,406

5,378

747

709

263

194

252
3

224

22,872

129

6,833

35

6,131

15

5,991

45

3,917

2

106

45

576

15

193

10

134

20
249

1
3

492

421

47

2

22

5

31

31

105,435
82,713
16,531
2,580
3,561
1,255
1,787
1,787

412

23,899

343

14,659

47

7,436

2

810

20

994

5

375

29

531

29

531

U6

107

20

8

11

1

2

380,033

75,317

166,461

137,375

935

5

195

163
32

85

2,818

63

939

8

454

5

924

9

501

1
140

1
140

Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Faras, 1954. operated by —

White operators number. .

Full owners number . .

Part owners number .

Managers number .

All tenants number .

Croppers number . .

Nonwhite operators number . .

Full owners number . .

Part owners number . ,

Managers number.

All tenants number . ,

Croppers number . .

Land in farna, 1954, operated by-~

White operators acres. .

Full owners acres.

Fart owners acres .

Managers acres .

All tenants acres.

Croppers acres .

Nonwhite operators acres .

Full owners acres .

Part owners acres .

Managers acres .

All tenants acres .

Croppers acres.

Cropland barTOSted, 1954. in faraa operated by-
White operators farms reporting.

acres .

Full owners farms reporting.

acres.

Part owners farms reporting .

acres.

Managers farms reporting .

acres .

All tenants farms reporting.

acres .

Croppers farms reporting .

acres .

Nonwhite operators farms reporting .

acres.

Full owners farms reporting.

acres.

Part owners farms reporting .

acres.

Managers farms reporting.

acres.

All tenants farms reporting.

acres.

Croppers farms reporting.

acres.

273
231
31

4

7

5
3

198,626

U7,430

78,112

1,749

1,335

lis

61
31
26

169

5,852

135

3,401

26

1,975

4

177

4

299

185

150
26

116

22

53

7

34

160,805

85,314

73,789

860

842

81
81

85
2,107

66
1,637

U
458

421, 589
3,030
221,246
153,407
43,906

68

9,560

8

304

33

4,443

4

969

23

3,844

769
582

no

1

76

IS

218

150

27

41
18

238,286

147,556

45,022

778

44,930

1,211

23,309

14,090

3,500

6,219
2,135

586

32,853

417

19,468

108

10,421

1

422

60

2,542

IS

533

197

6,015

132

2,921

27

1,116

38
1,978

17
928

1,500
1,163
163
51
123
4
27
10

9
2

192,093

87,700

76,46J

21,472

6,458

23

424

179

179

66
8

1,308

51,146

1,011

16,612

153

22,553

42

5,961

102

6,020

3

3

25

282

9

118

7

100

501
425
47
26
3

4
4

461,327
156,318
140,008
159,666
5,315

78
78

373

13,659

316

7,565

34

1,257

22

4,826

209
155
33

21

1
5
3

1

168,787
31,289
136,453

1,045
40
63
32

21

10

103
4,468

64
2,392

30
1,868

465

424

30

1
10

10
10

80,122

50,335

28,726

13

1,046

449
449

172
2,943

163

2,188

6

730

9
206

6

193
6

193

1,232
998
156
5
73
11
102
63
19

20
7

154,666

66,479

30,625

50,931

4,651

1,113

2,21A

1,294

357

563
114

715

23,875

510

9,795

149

U,107

3

614

53

2,359

10

671

75

683

39

212

16

246

18

225

7

78

80

STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES

County Table 2a —FARMS BY TENURE, BY COLOR

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Hendry

Faras, 19S4i operated by^

VHilte operators number.

Pull owners number.

Part owners number .

Managers number .

All tenants number.

Croppers number.

Nonwhlte operators number.

Full owners number .

Part owners number .

Managers number.

All tenants number .

Croppers number .

Land in fams, 1954i operated by

Vblte operators acres .

Full owners acres.

Part owners acres.

Managers acres .

All tenants acres .

Croppers acres .

Nonwhlte operators acres .

Full owners acres .

Part owners acres.

Managers acres .

All tenants acres .

Croppers acres .

Cropland harvested, 1954. in farns operated by-
White operators farms reporting.

acres .

Full owners farms reporting .

acres .

Part owners farms reporting .

acres.

Managers farms reporting.

acres.

All tenants farms reporting .

acres.

Croppers farms reporting .

acres.

Nonwhlte operators farms reporting.

acres.

Full owners farms reporting.

acres.

Part owners farms reporting .

acres.

Managers farms reporting.

acres .

All tenants farms reporting.

acres.

Croppers farms reporting.

acres.

100

68

22

2

8

168,039

61,180

88,4A6

201

18,212

58

4,756

37

3,23'4

16

1,216

2

140

3

166

23,443
4,526

14,714

4,200

3

41

1

608

425

109

24

50

14

416

321

14

181,660

101,791

28,989

46,097

4,783

1,326

16,390

12,829

2,033

1,528
371

508

40,610

333

18,004

106

9,970

24

10,903

45

1,733

14

572

380

4,680

290

2,977

46

994

44
709

13
215

366
247

91

28
7
3
2

107,718
60,158
42,244

5,316

2,030

340

180

160
160

342
34,055

225

18,664

90

12,746

27
2,645
7
750
3
54
2
6

110,027

35,774

62,954

9,279

2,020

184,835
22

184,813

15

4,832

5

818

3

452

2

2,540

5

1,022

43,735

32,927

1,234

9,574

10

193

168

25
25

54

806
49

730

3

61

486
310

63

6

107

45
261
145

27

89
48

159,557
84,258
22,204
35,072
18,023

5,866
17,632
10,981

3,810

2,841
1,259

423

28,086

264

15,806

53

6,802

6

1,028

90

4,450

42

2,385

246

6,282

138

3,247

27

1,433

81

1,602

48

949

1,109

931

139

16

23

401,433

322,914

55,206

22,559

754

143
20

933

22,523

772

16,749

126

4,215

15

1,005

20

554

187
125

30

14

18

1

1

1

646,967

93,238

203,954

342,256

7,519

17

2

2

95
32,269

53

1,095

16

3,046

11

26,707

15

1,421

1

5

1
123

Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Orange

Farna, 1954. operated by —

White operators number.

Full owners number .

Part owners number .

Managers number .

All tenants number .

Croppers number .

Nonwhlte operators number.

Full owners number.

Part owners number .

Managers number.

All tenants number .

Croppers number .

Land in farns, 1954, operated by^

White operators acres.

Full owners acres .

Part owners acres.

Managers acres .

All tenants acres .

Croppers acres .

Nonwhlte operators acres.

Full owners acres.

Part owners acres .

Managers acres .

All tenants acres.

Croppers acres.

Cropland barvested, 1954, in faras operated by-
white operators farms reporting.

acres .
Full owners farms reporting .

acres.
Part owners farms reporting.

acres .
Managers farms reporting .

acres.
All tenants farms reporting.

acres.
Croppers farms reporting .

acres .
Nonwhlte operators farms reporting.

acres.
Full owners farms reporting .

acres.
Part owners farms reporting .

acres.
Managers farms reporting .

acres.
All tenants farms reporting.

acres.
Croppers farms reporting.

acres ,

ISO

137
8
16
19
3
6

200,659

115,866

5,359

76,487

2,947

93

140

135

115

4,105

91

1,983

3

562

6

752

15

808

3

93

6

28

204

187

11

2

485
481

11

299

10

297

1

2

70,105

46,615

19,408

640

3,442

53
53

94

1,581

86

1,319

128
1

3
108

823
649

87
1

86
9

40

31

101,084

73,522

19,325

280

7,957

850

2,720

1,666

640

414

40

525

15,860

374

7,967

83

5,195

1

113

57

2,584

7

227

27

694

18

263

1
204

8
227

1
40

242

193

28

1

20

468,698

219, 9U

214,549

18,000

16,238

2,659
2,464

58
78
49
9
67
65

433,400

224,725

135,483

63,291

3,901

1,420

799

786

3

517
460

84
1,545
75
555
6
500

2

480

10

2,312

92,702

2,162

73,216

51

7,053

72

11,114

27

1,319

6

130

59

449

58

446

2

1

834,819

173,153

457,342

204,115

199

1

166

163

3
2

314

6,927

286

4,939

22

785

3

1,200

3

3

1

1

847
561

101

57

128

7

27

13

1

1

12

441,950

181,342

83,371

143,784

28,453

1,805

4,604

448

40

3,882

234

513

78,614

300

15,528

77

28,754

37

19,321

99

15,011

7

1,520

24

256

12

114

1

37

1,026

944

56

13

402,158

248,337

131,313

20,157

2,346

237

212

25

779

31,323

711

20,586

46

8,154

15

2,342

7

141

11
105

FLORIDA

81

OF OPERATOR : CENSUS OF 1954-Continued

Hills-

Indian

=

Highlands

borough

Holmes

River

Jackson

Jefferson

Lafayette

Lake

Lee

Leon

Levy

Liberty

Madison

Manatee

Marion

573

4,338

1,469

680

2,009

382

469

2,816

450

333

451

237

803

792

1,398

1

487

3,692

1,114

645

1,242

250

304

2,615

364

281

307

204

520

665

1,053

2

■49

339

169

19

419

80

119

110

49

48

129

17

158

71

263

3

25

32

3

11

14

8

1

61

8

12

1

4

19

29

4

12

275

183

5

334

44

45

30

29

42

14

'16

121

37

53

5

26

31

61

8

19

1

3

3

38

6

6

'io

154

12

3

988

542

14

104

3

527

47

48

301

12

455

7

6

111

6

3

487

168

2

80

5

133

34

38

134

5

320

8

27

4

250

129

2

12

91

11

5

45

3

104

9

1

1

5

10

A

15

2

251

245

10

'ii

3

247

2

5

122

4

26

11

2

43

30

9

1

7

51

2

12

53^,901

860,952

183,097

227,715

367,922

201,777

105,538

313,031

219,764

154,717

317,160

45,394

214,901

308,691

658,861

13

180,709

283,644

131,704

163,130

170,663

86,655

60,339

213,086

105,739

68,348

107,373

35,639

117,135

167,978

238,860

14

210,386

161,493

31,739

27,667

r35,065

34,258

40,454

72,741

87,105

23,313

170,151

8,950

70,758

92,899

218,626

15

143, «4

402,295

5,965

36,560

24,166

72,532

653

30,738

23,641

57,377

7,540

6,500

25,591

193,244

16

362

13,520

13,689

358

38,028

8,332

4,092

1,466

3,279

5,179

32,096

805

20,458

22,223

8,131

17

652

2,167

4,896

245

1,887

400

194

173

5,546

1,206

13

76

2,291

864

62

64,825

24,992

444

1,397

168

28,172

2,395

2,907

22,593

434

24,420

19

68

1,607

705

62

30,724

8,202

64

984

93

8,783

1,704

2,622

10,358

180

16,001

20

550

49

21,202

6,624

69

319

4,459

576

193

4,870

148

6,509

21

25

...

6,360

826

22

8

109

iio

12,899

10,166

311

94

75

8,065

115

'37

7,370

106

1,084

23

110

2,352

846

301

8

133

2,253

32

24

483

3,017

1,094

598

1,588

305

411

2,664

271

227

370

124

724

597

1,013

25

22,931

53,641

45,234

28,723

103,440

40,619

22,819

99,326

12,330

17,182

43,221

2,418

55,073

15,328

59,945

26

416

2,505

760

573

868

184

257

2,480

213

144

239

101

453

499

704

27

11,625

32,638

25,428

20,400

37,734

18,110

12,358

68,809

6,850

6,818

19,006

1,603

28,094

8,775

24,913

28

35

279

165

U

406

77

115

105

26

43

121

15

158

57

243

29

3,024

12,085

11,825

825

38,976

13,756

3,436

11,283

2,196

3,001

22,063

674

13,839

3,251

25,602

30

23

■ 28

3

10

14

8

1

60

3

10

1

3

18

26

31

8,165

7,247

356

7,152

9,363

6,330

70

19,206

1,976

6,189

1,596

403

2,657

6,575

32

9

205

166

4

300

36

38

19

24

30

9

8

110

23

40

33

117

1,671

7,625

346

17,367

2,423

1,955

528

1,808

1,174

551

141

7,687

645

2,355

34

24

30

61

7

19

1

3

2

37

4

35

202

1,453

3,396

174

1,217

40

105

73

1,932

111

36

'io

130

12

2

927

511

14

93

8

491

39

36

288

U

401

37

46

823

203

15

30,468

12,125

287

765

123

10,390

1,063

443

8,138

236

3,401

38

6

90

6

2

442

145

2

71

5

153

27

27

128

4

274

39

38

488

UO

15

10,777

2,237

U

436

61

1,745

614

287

3,034

94

3,728

40

26

4

247

129

2

12

83

10

5

45

3

101

41

263

37

11,944

3,575

6

239

1,986

362

99

1,899

38

3,573

4*

1

1

4

43

15

84

500

44

4

13

2

238

237

10

'lO

3

244

2

4

lis

4

22

45

8

57

56

7,747

6,313

270

90

62

6,575

87

57

3,205

104

600

46

2

43

30

9

1

7

50

2

47

56

1,495

729

265

3

101

1,358

23

48

Polk

Putnam

St. Johns

St. Lucls

Santa Rosa

Sarasota

Seminole

SuiDter

Suwannee

Taylor

Union

Volusia

Wakulla

Walton

Washington

3,999

536

330

730

1,177

346

748

662

1,398

318

352

1,136

181

1,144

901

1

3,579

484

255

691

866

299

647

485

934

252

253

1,009

151

878

764

2

254

44

43

20

191

23

48

122

276

30

51

90

15

123

39

3

95

3

11

8

6

11

24

6

4

5

1

U

5

5

4

71

5

21

11

114

13

29

49

134

31

47

26

15

138

43

5

2

1

2

22

1

5

11

99

5

10

1

17

9

6

21

86

20

5

25

3

41

99

307

5

33

37

61

70

102

7

18

81

17

5

22

2

37

41

200

3

25

35

52

63

89

8

3

1

1

2

39

53

1

1

6

5

6

9

i

1

1

1

1

1

1

10

2

1

1

2

1
1

18
3

54
27

2

1

"7
2

1

3

2

6

11
12

1,247,166

290,982

182,338

371,931

119,942

196,758

181,343

214,169

289,788

434,442

98,661

247,631

34,631

163,824

172,000

13

542,798

200,736

83,882

270,853

74,815

100,764

83,458

115,465

188,238

45,623

45,930

148,948

28,234

118,713

101,362

14

406,926

83,792

70,110

62,270

30,812

43,577

78,361

70,848

74,411

53,722

31,095

71,107

4,880

27,604

20,302

15

287,402

1,143

26,474

4,812

3,U8

12,268

19,202

24,331

4,731

332,953

18,224

19,974

8,011

47,185

16

10,040

5,311

1,872

33,996

U,197

40,149

322

3,525

22,408

2,164

3,412

7,602

1,517

9,496

3,151

17

11

790

280

2,211

1

22

1,484

9,607

760

1,150

42

1,147

812

IS

559

7,083

242

143

1,040

27

962

4,222

25,060

154

1,391

431

1,818

2,730

6,006

19

382

2,005

217

143

849

21

852

1,319

15,594

74

1,218

419

1,452

2,469

4,267

20

71

4

30

18

2,143

5,489

40

3

344

174

194

21

160

5,000

2

6

12

111

1,300

22

17

7

19

161

ao

80

649

28

3,977
1,398

'so

79

133
30

9

22

87

245

23

24

3,492

370

218

640

815

193

619

469

1,281

196

253

935

77

854

631

25

142,070

11,211

17,785

38,934

41,475

5,365

16,783

14,295

35,323

4,275

10,566

16,631

4,513

30,586

21,428

26

3,168

327

160

608

536

170

531

310

828

147

174

826

57

612

509

27

95,029

8,171

8,828

24,241

19,015

2,385

10,356

6,758

50,173

2,489

5,218

12,470

2,684

13,083

14,536

23

203

38

37

17

183

11

42

112

269

24

47

84

15

119

86

29

11,130

2,689

4,418

5,579

15,804

529

4,519

6,357

25,187

1,093

3,851

2,999

1,734

8,637

5,080

30

87

3

U

8

4

9

23

2

4

2

1

10

5

4

31

35,300

315

3,953

4,409

742

2,381

1,702

203

338

65

400

1,078

4,154

494

32

34

2

10

7

92

3

23

45

180

23

36

15

5

118

32

33

611

36

586

4,705

5,914

70

211

977

9,625

628

1,097

84

95

4,712

1,268

34

1

1

21

4

11

99

5

10

1

17

5

35

1

31

1,343

8

156

5,355

221

382

13

761

245

36

20

72

'i6

4

13

"i

36

90

295

4

25

33

'34

58

89

37

304

268

104

55

227

4

355

2,052

7,944

92

402

154

417

489

1,031

38

17

68

14

4

U

33

34

188

3

19

31

25

51

77

39

132

228

99

55

143

340

456

4,016

34

301

143

172

377

875

40

3

1

1

2

33

53

1

1

6

5

5

41

35

3

8

13

1,059

1,868

30

2

236

100

59

42

1

1

1

1

1

1

43

160

2

4

2

23

13

44

2

1

1

17

54

i

5

1

3

2

6

45

12

5

76

514

3

27

2,060

27

1,281

58

1

58

71
I
14

9

9

12

84

46
47

48

82

STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES

County Table 3. -FARMS BY SIZE OF FARM AND BY TYPE

[Data for items showii In italics are based on

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

FAHMS BY SIZE OF FAHM

FmrmM by sixe:

All farms number 1954.

Under 10 acres number 1954.

1950.

Under 3 acres number 1954.,

1950..

3 to 9 acres number 1954.,

1950.,

10 to 29 acres number 1954.,

1950.,
30 to 49 acres number 1954.,

1950..
50 to 69 acres number 1954.,

1950. .
70 to 99 acres number 1954. .

1950..

100 to 139 acres number 1954..

1950. .
140 to 179 acres number 1954. .

1950..
180 to 219 acres number 1954. .

1950..

220 to 259 acres number 1954. .

1950..
260 to 499 acres number 1954..

1950..
500 to 999 acres number 1954..

1950..
1,000 acre« and over number 1954..

1950. .
Land ID faras by size of fara:

All land in farms acres 1954..

1950..

Under 10 acres acres 1954..

1950..
10 to 29 acres acres 1954..

1950. .
30 to 49 acres acres 1954. .

1950..
50 to 69 acres acres 1954..

1950..

70 to 99 acres acres 1954..

1950. .
100 to 139 acres acres 1954..

1950..
140 to 179 acres acres 1954..

1950..
180 to 219 acres acres 1954..

1950..

220 to 259 acres acres 1954..

1950..
260 to 499 acres acres 1954..

1950..
500 to 999 acres acres 1954. .

1950..
1,000 acres and over acres 1954..

1950..

FAmC BY TYPE OF FARM

Ssttmated nwnber of farms 195i..

1950. .

Fteld-crop farms other than vegetable

and frult-and-nut number 19Si...

1950...

Cash-tratn number 1954. . .

1950. . .

Cotton number 195i. . .

1950. . .
Other fteld-rrop number 195i. . .

1950. . .
Fefetable farms number 195i...

1950. . .

Frut t-and-nut farms number 195i. . .

1950. . .

Dairy farms number 195i...

1950...
Poultry farms number 195i...

1950...

Ltvestoclr farms other than dairy and

P"'^'try number 1954. . .

1950...

General farms number 1954. . .

1950...
Prtmart ly crop number 1954. . .

1950. . .
Primarily tlvestoch number 1954...

1950...
Crop and Ituestoch number 1954...

1950...

Klscellaneous and unclassified farms number 1954...

1950.'.'.

57,543

10,453
9,067
2,140
1,689
8,313
7,378

13,733
13,108
7,833
8,964
3,721
4,240
4,946
5,669

3,846

4,026
2,930
3,030
1,760
1,678

1,227
1,152
3,182
2,774
1,340
1,478
2,072
1,735

18,161,675
16,527,536

47,288
42,896
224,924
218,895
297,557
342,574
214,163
244,490

402,380
460,233
445,269
467,132
459,992
476,141
346,011
329,449

291,554

273,845

1,106,970

966,862

1,260,350

1,014,000

13,065,217

11,691,019

57,510
56,921

7,148

6,788

289

326

1,287

871

5,572

5,591

3,085
4,164
11,178
7,315

947

956

1,890

1,962

4,139
4,525

2,199
2,923
1,141
1,356
13
122
1,045
1,445

26,924
28,288

188
191
24
15
164
176

267

309
225
286
113
130
168
196

136
163
109
134
67
71

46
56
131
128
84
71
76
69

396,192
359,377

395
1,000
4,606
5,434
3,555
11,060
6,440
7,455

13,669
15,906
15,311
18,857
17,176
20,919
13,182
13,843

10,926
13,191
45,691
44,652
59,894
49,994
199,347
157,056

1,585

1,804

369

324

5

14

364

310

95

250
16

155
185

78
123
18

827
831

70
13
5
45
65

91
70
90
41
49
42
43

20
25
22
14
15
13

7
10
17
11

12
6

102,523
69,656

255
365
1,477
1,651
2,689
3,467
2,374
2,854

3,462
3,514
2,363
2,852
3,409
2,207
2,974
2,561

1,618
2,331
5,619
3,319
4,040
5,819
72,243
38,216

379

431

122

90

122
83

219
273

90
54
13
5
77
49

62
30
31
14
10
13
15

14
10
9
11
7
3

3
3

11
12
5
5
7
3

44,182
28,491

423
290
946
984
1,180
1,224
827
589

1,068
1,345
1,556
1,137
1,421
1,718
1,358
610

694

694

3,650

4,541

3,644

3,059

27,415

12,300

304
219

234
183

78
123
11
12
67
111

120
199
126
164
66
67
62
70

49
56
22
25

21
16

11
4
36
26
17
10
9

77,094
80,971

377
626
2,113
3,416
4,754
6,207
3,884
3,920

4,958
5,620
5,628
6,656
3,456
3,902
4,090
3,078

2,645

960

13,227

9,007
11,547

6,279
20,415
31,300

Brevard

648
768

423

505

327
185
67
45
260
140

284
214
111
83
70
48
42
32

38
34
33
26
19
16

Broward

427,427
277,842

1,467
851
4,369
3,477
4,125
3,152
4,088
2,713

3,473
2,592
4,415
3,858
5,155
4,153
3,835
3,063

1,649

1,897

10,125

7,653

13,778

11,587

370,943

232,846

1,033
705

410
303

12
7
5

39

124
117
53
37
71
80

92
111
36
31
13
24
11
17

15
22
16
12

Cslhoun Chsrlotte

129,372

139,235

443
460
1,463
1,7M
1,318
1,157
762
1,365

890
1,358
1,748
2,508
2,486
1,910
1,778
2,553

1,938

980

11,343

8,836

20,136

16,254

85,567

100,140

411
423

123
169
22
52

30
32
20
13

540
331

176
146

39
40
9
9
30
31

67
102
88
126
40
43
63
83

47
70
42
58
28
23

21
10
42
30
27
22
19
15

107,222
103,171

107
108

44

17

17

1

4
27
12

339
369

7

18
10

380,283
406,624

155

78

195

112

1,136

512

1,714

445

3,326

537

4,761

452

2,327

376

2,461

411

5,088

816

6,648

398

5,497

1,53';

8,012

383

6,608

1,837

9,065

643

5,497

593

4,503

198

4,958

952

2,344

703

14,693

4,222

10,002

2,607

18,787

6,263

15,201

5,567

39,150

362,558

38,265

394,700

616

100

622

113

FLORIDA

83

OF FARM: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950

reporta fop only a gample of farms.

See text]

Citrus

Clay

Collier

Columbia

Dade

De Soto

Dixie

Duval

Escambia

Flagler

Franklin

Gadsden

Gilchrist

Glades

Gulf

278

188

116

987

1,527

505

214

475

1,334

100

36

1,024

369

103

98

1

40

24

11

62

700

45

52

157

316

14

18

152

6

13

28

2

15

28

61

45

522

58

24

402

351

13

15

205

3

7

37

3

8

8

5

14

208

5

22

37

41

4

11

14

2

3

2

4

1

3

22

7

202

5

3

99

42

5

7

6

1

6

5

J2

16

6

48

492

40

30

120

275

10

7

138

4

"16

26

6

U

25

39

38

320

53

21

303

309

8

8

199

2

7

31

7

A5

37

6

82

437

110

26

113

328

17

4

207

17

U

20

8

32

37

47

106

446

117

22

280

452

21

10

274

6

16

36

9

31

17

8

104

121

72

25

39

231

8

6

144

21

14

10

10

28

25

11

U8

114

78

24

97

278

12

1

188

32

9

18

11

18

13

10

56

49

39

5

16

95

6

63

9

5

8

12

19

22

4

75

44

19

9

40

100

8

2

86

21

6

13

27

15

7

117

51

37

22

26

125

5

87

49

11

5

14

26

12

6

142

45

48

20

29

133

8

129

65

10

3

15

21

12

6

104

33

29

15

22

79

6

1

82

35

4

6

16

20

10

5

165

18

32

20

24

85

3

106

54

4

6

17

18

8

8

128

21

21

14

14

46

6

1

56

60

5

3

18

IJ

4

3

130

17

18

15

18

48

5

65

71

4

6

19

7

4

70

17

18

12

14

24

5

40

27

2

4

20

10

7

2

81

15

16

5

14

20

5

40

46

2

4

21

11

3

1

46

5

16

12

10

27

2

33

22

4

1

22

8

3

3

59

8

11

8

14

13

2

28

26

1

23

25

12

14

135

37

31

13

25

35

5

2

75

87

5

"i

24

15

9

3

115

32

22

16

23

26

10

3

91

75

7

8

25

16

10

10

59

27

31

10

27

17

6

48

21

11

4

26

15

3

3

51

26

30

3

17

14

7

38

20

6

4

27

21

30

31

24

29

56

8

12

11

18

4

37

15

15

8

26

22

17

45

14

14

47

7

17

5

17

4

35

5

17

3

29

198, ?«

160,886

421,589

262,095

192,517

461,405

168,850

80,571

156,900

168,039

23,484

198,050

108,058

294,862

43,928

30

195,108

83,399

466,874

303,887

94,780

546,379

217,873

112,543

130,557

170,435

27,896

235,435

113,912

530,775

24,680

31

177

103

30

275

2,716

222

173

672

1,469

60

54

779

20

50

142

32

76

134

237

219

1,970

329

121

1,697

1,710

65

55

1,114

13

36

174

33

773

664

82

1,381

6,246

1,871

413

1,683

5,593

282

50

3,571

308

204

333

34

52-;

646

744

1,959

6,625

1,976

314

4,299

7,734

293

148

4,827

107

256

678

35

1,M5

678

311

4,010

4,499

2,786

988

1,465

8,747

310

232

5,571

836

548

365

36

1,118

977

425

5,686

4,225

3,048

934

3,615

10,749

448

30

7,192

1,241

368

705

37

1 , o<;6

741

563

3,3U

2,740

2,235

288

859

5,482

459

3,664

540

288

467

36

1,113

1,226

212

4,355

2,496

1,094

532

2,282

5,734

443

115

5,156

1,231

342

39

2 , l->7

1,213

580

9,498

4,102

3,052

1,793

2,099

10,330

396

7,223

3,965

904

410

40

J,0'O

''■'L ■>

489

11,348

3,575

3,922

1,624

2,459

10,753

660

10,596

5,233

811

239

41

2,33-;

1,331

648

12,456

3,718

3,316

1,794

2,563

8,196

641

ii2

9,516

4,167

470

683

42

2,270

1,144

565

19,329

2,052

3,633

2,367

2,826

9,726

340

12,383

6,363

469

733

43

2,8i2

1,270

1,277

20,303

3,332

3,328

2,221

2,246

7,196

934

175

8,774

9,506

780

465

44

1,993

630

497

20,645

2,659

2,875

2,371

2,935

7,566

746

10,042

11,331

662

930

45

963

1,357

777

13,801

3,433

3,647

2,375

2,779

4,702

900

7,841

5,260

397

799

46

1,971

1,384

392

16,001

2,941

3,189

982

2,774

3,902

1,025

7,793

8,998

390

803

47

2,574

677

250

10,984

1,215

3,804

2,870

2,431

6,376

490

7,724

5,231

964

250

48

1,915

715

696

13,978

1,951

2,595

1,895

3,378

3,068

490

6,726

6,640

240

...

49

8,942

4,205

4,645

46,158

12,953

10,964

4,306

8,527

11,361

2,120

801

25,859

30,607

2,085

360

50

5,269

3,045

1,050

38,966

11,364

8,304

5,764

8,086

9,152

3,17o

948

33,246

25,493

2,638

2,633

51

11,064

6,928

6,557

38,304

17,595

21,494

6,512

17,997

11,459

3,845

...

32,469

13,866

7,648

2,211

52

10,771

1,884

1,886

34,402

13,244

21,805

2,007

11,113

9,083

4,402

26,737

13,822

5,160

2,443

53

164,687

Ul,719

405,869

101,611

129,968

404,686

U5,117

37,250

74,999

157,602

22,656

85,059

33,752

280,524

37,423

54

165,995

70,645

459,681

136,999

36,678

493,609

198,962

67,079

51,360

158,347

26,600

109,623

33,440

519,745

L4,800

55

278

181

99

1,003

1,520

522

243

481

1,310

99

39

1,059

353

115

lie

56

223

177

193

1,131

1,301

4%

173

975

1,525

111

35

1,285

426

85

133

57

5

485

39

1

35

171

44

316

109

8

58

440

41

37

"4

137

32

353

56

3

59

5

52

33

60

9

5

41

9

61

5

106
91

"5

...

62
63

5

475

'39

1

'35

13

44

283

109

8

64

431

36

37

"4

5

32

339

58

3

65

15

36

50

16

201

16

1

10

1

17

4

66

19

98

5

224

13

...

"u

20

"5

4

116

8

67

'ii

...

...

5

244

254

10

2

5

1

68

38

8

181

158

5

6

1

6

...

69

...

5

1

31

10

82

49

1

1

...

11

5

70

6

5

42

4

82

27

6

5

"5

8

4

71

: 5

10

31

76

'26

15

80

20

15

51

72

1 5

17

23

88

10

...

60

31

22

"2

9

7

73

69

35

24

103

12

44

46

46

67

8

9

95

73

41

2

74

52

23

58

103

M

82

26

25

77

6

5

40

78

26

6

75

1

1

46

6

1

26

...

43

73

5

5

76

2

1

"i

68

23

4

5

6

53

29

77

...

4

77

1

23

1

16

12

29

5

78

2

1

1

31
9

11
6

4

5
...

"5

10

1

5

5

...

29

■•■

79
80
81

1

23

5

...

1

10

26

44

"5

62

!!!

28

6

...

"i

42

24

48

4

83

152

94

25

316

911

177

145

263

%5

26

30

551

81

46

106

84

126

111

28

487

688

229

101

760

1,174

37

28

839

92

33

119

85

84

STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES

County Table 3. -FARMS BY SIZE OF FARM AND BY TYPE

[Data for Items shown in Italics are based on

Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Hendry

Hills-
borough

Indian
River

FARMS BY SIZE OF FARM

fmrma by size:

All farms number IQSi.,

Under 10 acres number 1954..

1950..

Under 3 acres number 1954..

1950..

3 to 9 acres numbei 1954..

1950. .

10 to 29 acres number 1954..

1950..
30 to 49 acres number 1954. .

1950..
50 to 69 acres number 1954..

1950..
70 to 99 acres number 1954..

1950..

100 to 139 acres number 1954..

1950..
140 to 179 acres number 1954..

1950..
ISO to 219 acres number 1954..

1950. .

220 to 259 acres number 1954..

1950..
260 to 499 acres number 1954..

1950. .
500 to 999 acres number 1954..

1950..
1,000 acres and over number 1954..

1950..
Land io tmrma by size of fara:

All land In farms acres 1954..

1950..

Under 10 acres acres 1954,.

1950..
10 to 29 acres acres 1954..

1950. .
30 to 49 acres acres 1954..

1950..
50 to 69 acres acres 1954..

1950. .

70 to 99 acres acres 1954..

1950..
100 to 139 acres acres 1954..

1950..
140 to 179 acres acres 1954..

1950..
180 to 219 acres acres 1954..

1950..

220 to 259 acres acres 1954 . .

1950. .
260 to 499 acres acres 1954..

1950..
500 to 999 acres acres 1954. .

1950. .
1,000 acres and over acres 1954..

1950..

FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM

Bstimoted number of fnrms 195i. ,

1950. .

Field-crop farms other than vegetable

and frul t~and-nut number 195*. .

1950. .

Cash-iratn number 195i. .

1950..

Cotton number 1954. .

1950..

Other field-crop number 1954..

1910..

Vefetable farms number 1954..

1950..
Frutt-and-nut farms number 1954..

1950..

Dairy farms number 1954..

1950..
Poultry forms number 1954..

1950..

ilycslocft farms other than dairy and

poultry number 1954. .

1950..

General farms /lumber 1954..

1950..
Primarily crop nuaber 1954..

1950..
Primarily Ituestocit number 1954..

1950..
Crop and I tuestoch number 1954. .

1950..

Htscellaneous and unclassified farms number 1954..

1950..

99
36
9
2
90
34

82
61
82
111
37
69
91
86

100
83
42
37
18
19

177,189
147,321

475
184
1.507
1,155
3,189
4,163
2,186
3,904

7,481
7,029
7,637
7,767
10,203
12.215
7.490
7,988

6,832
10,592
35,183
29,236
28,334
24,167
66,672
38,921

785
734

569

498

1

568
498

26
34

43
12
35

150
148

106
20
15
68

322

406
202
205
86
96
84
74

86
61
50
51
25
27

16
13
40
34
51
59
64
56

401,576
381,878

424
530
5,251
6,737
7,7X
7,845
4,842
5,511

6,881
5,970
9,966
6,947
7,883
7,987
4,845
5,253

3,776

3,120

13,745

11,614

34,945

40,884

301,284

279,480

1,127
1,188

222

258
401
325

7
15

7
39
25

646,969
636,396

110
117
472
669
440
397
449
335

1,061
313
1,463
1,081
1,100
1,091
1,416
374

710

242

4,870

2,565

10,481

4,286

624,397

624,426

168
148

18
45
59

97
101
52
65
33
36
22
27

26
27
21
17
17

119,176
113,080

250
349
1,634
1,744
1,919
2,519
1,922
2,119

1,742
2,139
3,082
3,079
3,335
2,733
3,286
1,750

2,437
1,889
7,280
8,391
9,918
11,172
82,371
75,1%

377
422

5

7

104

58

167
65
47
14

120
51

160
110
60
44
32
29
21
17

21
23
18
12
10
7

7
5
19
23
14
13
54
48

534,977
336,756

707
309
2,505
1,765
2,333
1,646
1,828
1,650

1,732
1,381
2,417
2,589
2,856
1,888
1,954
1,391

1,667
1,223
6,519
8,022
9,976
8,611
500,483
306,281

612
396

4,492

1,177

1,001

158

184

1,019

817

1,739
1,440
604
517
221
204
208
181

139
112
67
52
49
35

33
29
102
72
72
45
81
65

863,243
398,171

5,765
4,890
27,559
22,647
22,503
19,369
12,689
11,526

16,981
14,665
16,181
12,683
10,563
8,120
9,623
7,006

7,753

6,894

36,199

25,462

49,582

29,565

647,845

235,344

4,524
3,753

426
462

156
238

12

570

1

532

334

926

163

756

6

92

8

110

290

19

256

55

166

54

144

1

48

6

162

26

131

10

1

22

6

21

204

2,426

139

1,723

1,481

71
75
12
17
59
58

163
174
256
382
133
192
256
374

201
227
162
175
80
74

34
33
89
83
28
16

183,961
194,605

323

339

3,082

3,284

10,140

14,898

7,741

11,233

20,611
30,157
23,568
26,678
25,345
27,432
15,683
14,514

8,081
7,909
30,655
28,317
17,849
11,168
20,878
13,676

1,472
1,811

401

278

10

5

361

225

30

48

126
239

192

292

87

129

105
159

697
954

91
50
15
7
76
43

272
187
98
65
47
33
38
22

26

17
23
18
13

227,777
144,354

461
255
4,266
2,891
3,671
2,441
2,591
1,853

3,127
1,852
2,973
1,872
3,593
2,770
2,575
1,210

2,622

1,452

9,532

5,380

11,767

3,173

180,594

114,205

669
446

2

19
309
219

3

1

20

25

207
223
25
32
182
191

427
465
515
777
289
478
429
603

369
398
247
241
144
128

79
83
173
167
70
66
48
33

432,747
450,326

1,020

1,087

7,707

8,535

19,975

30,352

16,776

27,639

35,021
48,998
42,969
46,052
38,850
37,946
28,242
25,034

18,900
19,822
59,789
59,268
47,871
47,685
115,627
97,858

3,076
3,662

317
1,366
26
126
180
87
611
1,153

30
20

308
167

213
270

579
443
305
198
2
11
272
234

1,324
1,464

FLORIDA

85

OF FARM: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-Continued

reports for only a aample

of farms.

See text]

Lafayette

Uke

Lee

Leon

Levy

Liberty

Madison

Manatee

Marion

Martin

Monroe

Nassau

Okaloosa

Okeechobee

Orange

4a3

2,920

458

910

498

285

1,104

804

1,853

186

11

205

363

242

2,726

1

27

737

117

164

13

64

90

171

252

52

6

14

89

36

838

2

A

332

72

219

23

38

41

191

228

36

49

86

11

552

3

9

193

42

8

2

16

14

31

36

19

'3

3

9

11

219

4

100

15

21

2

5

2

42

34

6

2

8

2

124

5

18

544

75

156

11

48

76

140

216

33

"3

11

80

25

619

6

4

232

57

198

21

33

39

149

194

30

47

78

9

428

7

17

913

1L2

247

24

56

103

242

375

26

2

22

150

38

886

8

U

477

105

304

47

49

113

264

415

56

2

36

159

13

517

9

V,

433

43

177

51

29

111

104

260

21

1

22

141

13

312

10

34

266

53

268

60

36

159

125

323

25

63

216

14

210

11

25

210

20

67

22

22

85

45

112

10

16

65

12

131

12

9

139

16

89

29

13

96

56

144

16

1

29

88

7

107

13

67

182

22

67

57

35

138

47

188

7

29

158

13

141

14

77

128

29

101

80

31

193

40

210

6

1

46

179

9

98

15

55

115

19

51

59

L2

124

39

133

11

21

81

10

104

16

62

103

22

63

52

10

146

33

L29

5

34

97

6

76

17

64

66

16

29

41

16

122

16

104

6

"i

17

52

16

54

18

36

52

16

42

71

12

145

16

94

5

24

67

5

41

19

45

58

16

22

32

7

70

15

58

3

4

35

7

43

20

39

36

11

18

36

14

75

9

63

5

16

31

2

20

21

48

20

4

L2

26

4

47

11

63

6

1

10

22

2

23

22

39

26

4

19

30

4

58

9

47

3

1

10

16

1

17

23

62

8;

28

23

31

19

135

36

136

9

20

38

19

79

24

53

62

20

39

83

18

120

22

111

11

27

40

10

51

25

28

51

25

24

54

13

49

22

92

6

15

23

21

61

26

14

42

19

21

39

8

41

22

61

6

19

13

10

39

27

11

53

36

27

38

8

30

56

80

29

15

9

55

54

28

8

48

28

31

34

5

26

44

76

31

14

6

33

52

29

105,982

319,428

219,932

182,889

319,555

48,301

237,499

309,125

633,281

200,799

485

70,158

103,804

468,698

4X,199

30

90,169

249,815

177,252

190,133

353,904

42,495

221,023

237,856

621,134

214,449

397

79,879

103,349

369,783

354,080

31

111

3,175

457

847

56

277

455

830

1,197

196

16

66

441

142

3,629

32

25

1,392

355

1,101

121

194

214

925

1,083

190

253

426

61

2,453

33

303

14,621

1,717

4,101

447

929

1,803

4,103

6,416

384

38

355

2,704

706

14,090

34

250

8,246

1,706

5,337

322

809

2,295

4,4^

7,153

841

27

1,454

2,355

301

3,144

35

1,342

16,329

1,639

6,512

2,012

1,103

4,338

3,978

9,927

731

40

839

5,374

456

11,646

36

1,351

10,071

2,016

10,165

2,316

1,409

6,040

4,787

12,400

395

2,497

3,392

501

7,809

37

1,442

12,037

1,107

3,891

1,286

1,231

4,839

2,517

6,459

533

383

3,745

672

7,424

33

544

8,151

917

5,143

1,699

720

5,573

3,194

3,341

916

'50

1,599

4,999

393

6,056

39

5,523

14,879

1,752

5,453

4,653

2,817

11,393

3,841

15,111

560

2,343

12,935

1,053

11,503

40

6,293

10,405

2,274

8,273

6,455

2,535

15,763

3,242

17,023

492

SO

3,731

14,605

725

3,075

41

6,499

13,129

2,202

5,841

6,305

1,325

14,285

4,560

15,373

1,254

2,354

9,487

1,079

11,965

42

7,219

11,687

2,514

7,822

6,054

1,189

16,942

3,889

16,098

610

3,919

11,325

680

3,816

43

10,119

10,299

2,516

4,560

6,504

2,506

19,323

2,489

16,137

991

151

2,675

3,045

2,523

3,399

44

13,540

8,120

2,531

6,625

11,093

1,855

22,768

2,586

14,721

771

3,781

10,558

734

6,493

45

9,034

11,285

3,148

4,254

6,208

1,392

13,795

2,968

11,384

586

807

6,703

1,332

8,464

46

7,715

6,935

2,110

3,457

7,050

2,779

14,666

1,797

12,464

981

3,133

6,168

400

3,954

47

11,473

4,779

953

2,326

6,107

942

11,094

2,611

15,046

1,418

240

2,350

5,135

475

5,414

48

9,248

6,222

940

4,458

7,194

945

13,340

2,167

11,046

7L2

240

2,335

3,775

220

4,090

49

21,161

28,991

10,057

3,442

28,120

7,088

46,284

12,722

48,236

3,231

7,031

12,325

6,138

27,729

50

18,243

21,291

7,254

13,755

28,322

6,451

42,176

7,499

38,713

3,464

10,229

13,952

3,674

18,232

51

18,345

36,682

17,825

16,483

37,947

3,4A1

33,036

15,249

64,678

4,219

10,332

15,475

13,838

42,398

52

9,237

28,274

13,812

14,761

25,692

4,979

26,842

14,760

38,636

4,761

13,182

8,496

6,679

28,036

53

20,630

153,222

176,559

119,679

219,410

20,245

76,304

253,257

473,317

186,696

40,123

21,435

440,279

231,538

54

16,504

128,971

140,323

109,236

257,036

18 , 580

53,909

188,566

443,451

199,816

33,761

17,798

355,365

251,922

55

470

3,011

467

902

488

283

1,070

334

1,746

191

11

191

304

221

2,662

56

439

1,711

395

1,219

584

238

1,213

331

1,906

205

5

417

998

126

1,730

57

314

6

156

67

10

599

1

18

15

73

58

274

83
84
12
50
52

7
6

474

8

39

10
5

1
1

17

120

66
120

59
60
61
62
&3

314

6

22

61

'io

591

"1

17

15

7

64

274

5

19

7

435

5

1

17

65

150

51

25

23

5

63

151

20

5

5

11

30

66

151

68

9

71

16

141

262

34

4

1

75

67

1,793

53

7

1

188

169

11

5

6

1,496

68

825

63

2

1

157

171

5

I

3

826

69

12

21

11

12

23

17

2

1

1

42

70

1

1

25

"i

12

12

30

9

61

71

41

15

20

5

47

30

25

40

^'o

10

5

60

72

6

45

20

26

6

15

28

21

105

4

1

106

61

73

37

37

57

52

175

18

49

64

321

26

17

77

91

66

74

65

64

40

83

201

37

69

77

232

28

32

112

69

26

75

13

9

2

38

59

152

1

46

7

12

76

19

32

7

66

63

204

16

46

1

23

70

1

77

8

6

2

36

L2

78

10

5

1

78

6

30

1
4

35

8
1
6

76
"5

11

33

1

9

28

5

"i

79

80
81

5

' 3

2

46

74

1

36

2

11

82

13

2

2

31

49

123

5

13

14

37

S3

76

969

262

593

158

208

223

469

934

132

11

66

626

lOT

968

84

68

593

191

920

233

174

410

397

1,059

133

3

235

687

53

730

85

86

STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES

County Table 3^FARMS BY SIZE OF FARM AND BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-Continued

[Data for items shown In Italics are based on reports for only a aanple of farms. See text]

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

FARMS BY SIZE OF FAflM

Paraa by size:

All farms number 195<i. . .

Under 10 acres number 1954...

1950...

Under 3 acres number 195A...

1950. . .

3 to 9 acres number 1954...

1950...

10 to 29 acres number 1954...

1950. . .
30 to 49 acres number 1954...

1950. . .
50 to 69 acres number 1954...

1950...
70 to 99 acres number 1954...

1950...

100 to 139 acres number 1954...

1950...
140 to 179 acres number 1954...

1950...
180 to 219 acres number 1954...

1950...

220 to 259 acres number 1954. . .

1950...
260 to 499 acres number 1954...

1950...
500 to 999- acres number 1954. . .

1950...
1,000 acres and over number 1954...

1950...
l^nd in faraa by size of fsra:

All land In farms acres 1954...

1950...

Under 10 acres acres 1954...

1950...
10 to 29 acres acres 1954...

1950...
30 to 49 acres acres 1954...

1950...
50 to 69 acres acres 1954...

1950. . .

70 to 99 acres acres 1954...

1950. . .
100 to 139 acres acres 1954...

1950...
140 to 179 acres acres 1954...

1950...
180 to 219 acres acres 1954...

1950...

220 to 259 acres acres 1954...

1950...
260 to 499 acres acres 1954...

1950...
500 to 999 acres acres 1954...

1950. . .
1,000 acres and over acres 1954...

1950. . .

FARMS BY TYPE OF FAJiM

g^timnted number of forms 1954...

1950. . .

yield-crop farms other than veietable

and frutt-and-nut number 1954...

19S0...

Cash-irain number 1954. . .

1950...

Cotton number 1954...

1950...

Other field-crop number 1954...

1950. . .

Veietable forms number 195i...

1950...
frutt-and-nut farms number 1954...

1950. . .

Dairy farms number 1954...

1950. . .
Poultry farms number 1954...

1950. . .

Ltuestoch farms other than dairy and

poultry number 1954. . .

1950. . .

General farms number 1954...

1950...

78 Primarily crop number 1954

79 1950
Primarily livestock number 1954.

81 1950

82 Crop and I Ivestock number 1954

83 1950,

84 Miscellaneous and unclassified forms number 1954

85 1950. .

9
10
11
12
13
14
15

16
17
18
19
20
21

22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29

30
31

32
33
34
35

36
37
38

125
57
57
6
68
51

127
103
56
56
28
23
45
24

25
21
18
U

834,985
766,899

416
294

2,050
1,692
2,170
2,157
1,581
1,339

3,724
1,916
2,893
2,459
2,»41
2,061
1,386
1,356

2,609

479

9,775

8,143

8,163

14,177

797,377

730, 826

536
399

146
95

231
252
65
82
166
170

182
184
62

74
40
45
42
41

40
26
30
26
22
19

19
20
70
63
58
43
78
58

446,554
392,228

932
1,030
2,912
2,774
2,324
2,799
2,333
2,623

3,324
3,370
4,547
2,964
4,754
4,107
4,355
3,753

4,517
4,885
24,285
21,868
38,177
29,744
354, 094
312,311.

867
851

229
277

23

27
27
55

154
78

13
1
6

282

188

366
390

1,036

157
195
24
37
133
158

353

350
150
174
67
79

35
36
33
33
60
43

402,395
357,441

763
932
5,679
5,642
5,594
6,353
3,839
4,582

6,380
6,529
5,487
7,031
3,564
3,723
3,557
2,970

3,105

2,141

12,061

12,580

23,382

22, 886

323,984

232,022

1,000
1,100

51
249
266

2

11

105

122

56
65

39

25

18

6

5
21
14

532

560

243
272
31
83
167
189

231

220

98

100
33
37
34
32

27
29
20
24
20
13

3
7
23
17
6
3
10
10

56,955
60,630

1,011
1,069
3,718
3,334
3,701
3,737
2,243
2,133

2,655
2,593
2,974
3,224
3,159
3,734
3,929
3,474

700
1,664
7,554
5,653
4,026
1,310
21,280
28,205

791
769

10

5

299

292

27
47
55
60

393
336

775
661
135
36
640
575

1,535
1,134
566
434
212
195
223
208

164
129
107
84
57
50

37
33
108
100
84
71
152
157

1,247,725
1,UO,480

3,688
3,279
23,674
18,201
21,036
16,418
11, 931
11, 103

18,052
16,779
18,709
15,230
16,617
U,139
11,262
9,311

8,314

7,389

38,507

35,211

59,013

51, 508

1,016,422

941,912

4,046
3,256

U6
2,503
1,374

48
73
45
76

127
200

11

76

1

33

1,232
1,324

153
169
25
28
133
141

166
227

298,065
300,817

755
799
2,879
3,733
2,533
3,370
2,789
2,240

2,676
3,364
2,251
3,688
2,657
2,939
3,734
2,539

2,918
3,323
10,637
12,621
18, U8
16,696
246,083
245, 500

635

730

33
40

35

42

97

102

4

1

65

51

344
444

40
50
17
30
29
41

21
26
IS
17
10
6

9
4
26
21
20
15
23
22

182,580
197,216

34S
389
1,033
1,234
1,486
1,931
994
1,789

2,320
3,343
2,386
2,389
2,301
2,647
1,994
1,202

2,173

934

9,571

7,591

14,313

10,396

143,151

162,371

329
363

117
90

117
90

15

49

1

9

3
10
10
17

162
172

133
77
23
18

UO
59

241
131
116
SO
38
29
45
34

42
23
19
14
13
14

6

21
22

17

6

39

31

372,074
374,074

641
353
4,015
2,893
4,330
2,931
2,243
1,605

3,595
2,761
4,780
2,618
2,9U
2,171
2,543
2,694

1,439

942

7,300

7,561

12,096

3,a;3

326, 178

343,642

737
515

34
360
150

293
297

FLORIDA

87

County Table 3. -FARMS BY SIZE OF FARM AND BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-Continued

[Data for items shown in Italics are based on reports For only a sample o{ I'srms. See text]

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Seminole Sumter

Taylor

Washington

FARMS BY SIZE OF FARM

Faras by size:

All farms number 195<^...

Under 10 acres number 195^...

1950...
Under 3 acres number 195^. . .

1950. . .
3 to 9 acres number 195A...

1950. . .

10 to 29 acres number 195^...

1950...
30 to A9 acres number 1954...

1950...
50 to 69 acres number 195A...

1950...
70 to 99 acres number 1954...

1950...

100 to 139 acres number 1954. . .

1950...
140 to 179 acres number 1954...

1950...
180 to 219 acres number 1954...

1950...

220 to 259 acres number 1954. . .

1950...
260 to 499 acres number 1954. . .

1950. . .
500 to 999 acres number 1954...

1950...
1,000 acres and over number 1954...

1950. . .
Land in faras by size of fara:

All land in farms acres 1954...

1950...

Under 10 acres acres 1954. . .

1950...
10 to 29 acnes acres 1954. . .

1950...
30 to 49 acres acres 1954 .. .

1950...
50 to 69 acres acres 1954...

1950...

70 to 99 acres acres 1954...

1950. . .
100 to 139 acres acres 1954...

1950...
140 to 179 acres acres 1954...

1950...
180 to 219 acres acres 1954...

1950...

220 to 259 acres acres 1954 .. .

1950...
260 to 499 acres acres 1954...

1950...
500 to 999 acres acres 1954...

1950. . .
1,000 acres and over acres 1954...

1950. . .

FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM

gstlmated number of farms t95i. . .

1950. . .

Field-crop farms other tfrnn ueietable

and frult-and-nut number 195i. . .

1950. . .

Cash-iratn number 195i. . .

1950. . .

Cotton number 195i. . .

1950...

Other field-crop number 195i...

1950...

vegetable farms number 195i...

1950. . .
Frult-and-nut farms number 1954...

1950. . .

Dairy farms number 195i. . .

1950. . .
Poul try farms number 1951. . .

1950. . .

Ltuestocli farms other than dairy and

poultry nimber 195i. .

1950..

General farms number 195i. .

1950..
Prtmart ly crop number 195i. .

1950..
Prtmartly Itvestoch number 195i. .

1950..
Crop and Itvestocit number I95i. .

1950..

Mtscet taneous and unclassified farms number I95i. .

1950..

196,785
173,575

354

242

1,457

1,302

1,738

1,223

937

971

1,853

1,417

1,248

973

1,096

1,081

580

593

1,456

250

7,584

2,857

6,605

5,030

171,877

157,636

348
268

247
131
32
18
215
113

236
178
84
72
50
34
50
33

33
31
21
15

182,305
155,595

1,178
661
3,895
2,980
3,173
2,689
2,810
1,941

4,064
2,653
3,640
3,620
3,319
2,246
1,628
1,188

1,899

705

7,302

4,477

7,415

6,428

Ul,981

126,007

785
541

186
153

107
159
179
149

16

3

35

423
199

80
166

n

14
69
152

152

244

122

184

58

73

76

91

67
48
48
45
20
20

18
20
45
45
34
25
41
38

218,391
283,892

394
849
2,811
4,292
4,736
7,119
3,300
4,194

6,294
7,427
7,591
5,455
7,416
6,973
3,900
3,907

4,281
4,726
16,184
15,638
22,798
17, 592
138,686
205,720

731
999

275

385

20

28

60
114

320
423

68
86
8
20
60
66

122
158
153
215

no

116
220
295

191
273
241
284
132
167

125

114

252

223

72

63

19

15

314,348
320,084

330
417
2,324
3,239
5,933
8,298
6,444
6,713

17,843
24,134
22,465
32,070
37,373
44,694
26,127
32,818

29,703
26,777
36,227
76,243
49,11.0
42,535
30,469
22, U6

1,723
2,009

1,234

i,on

5
5
5

1,224
1,006

10
54

61
208

40
102

21
106

315

616

34
29
12
4
22
25

50
48
46
80
33
36
44
52

23
39
20
27
15
17

5
15
27
19
12

9
14

7

434,616
231,151

131

139

889

862

1,727

3,083

1,924

2,008

3,531
4,197
2,703
4,480
3,173
4,264
2,932
3,286

1,228
3,554
9,031
6,380
3,337
5,657
399,005
193,236

309
378

100,052

87,169

223
188
1,126
1,132
1,625
2,236
1,833
2,014

3,040
4.477
5,011
4,362
5,288
5,210
3,423
3,948

1,903

3,799
10,576

8,920
13,139

7,392
52,860
43,491

359
403

U8
119

U8
113

213

248

193
207

1,173

369

275

34

51

235

224

364

366

132

133

56

66

56

63

47
39
31
19
12
23

13

5

28

23
25

20
40
28

248,062
210,933

1,631
1,278
5,877
5,953
4,978
5,114
3,173
3,870

4,532
5,105
5,521
4,490
4,835
2,989
2,282
4,575

3,058
1,395
10,085
9,478
17,331
U,647
184,659
153,039

1,170
1,066

75

34

356

340

26

18
30

84

635

548

46
68
6
7
40
61

56
79
27
41
14
27
14
26

21
31
17
21
5
7

9
12
16
21
U
7
6
3

36,449
35,266

223

343

929

1,256

1,010

1,549

801

1.606

1,149
2,121
2,436
3,634
2,722
3,327
943
1,348

2,148
2,921
5,629
7,354
6,368
4,724
12,091
5,083

222
343

182
293

68
71
4
4
64
67

192
195
226
298
113
109
179
221

148

115

85

104

57

51

35
24
63
53
26
17
22
10

166,554
136,276

361
426
3,454
3,613
8,729
12,506
6,563
6,381

U,471
17,951
16,839
13,190
13,357
16,422
11,214
10,225

3,269
5,726
21,213
18,113
16,458
10,894
45,576
21,824

1,219
1,268

231
125
15
20
200
80
16
25

89

124

83
105
41
45

U
42
49

752
802

58
59
6
5
52
54

124
155
187
284
31
147
159
215

122
123
98
88
53
38

29
23
61
39

12

13

19

6

178,006
111,807

269
310
2,200
2,633
7,355
11,036
4,710
8,6CK

12,964
17,236
14,153
14,837
15,377
13,998
10,427
7,513

6,913
5,572
21,121
13,729
8,094
8,933
74,423
7,356

947
1,195

31

40

15
31
10

30
30

15
10

10
30

137
116

87

107
51
41

5
36
61

637
862

88

STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES

County Table 4.-VALUE OF FARM PRODUCTS SOLD BY

Item
(For definitions and explanations.

see text)

The State

Alachua

Baker

Bay

Bradford

Brevard

Broward

Calhoun

Charlotte

1

All famis

. . . number 1954 . . .

57,543
56,921

1,610

i,8cv;

390
431

264

219

617
768

1,017
705

408
423

523
622

143
113

2

1950...

VALUE OF PRODUCTS SOLD BY SOURCE

3

AH fsxiD products sold. ..••••••••••>•••••

..dollars 1954...

466,115,951
338,645,416

6,394,820
5,125,903

1,345,133
760,684

519,908
340,041

1,256,873
757,599

5,307,348
4,464,134

16,237,537
M, 185,494

1,195,274
770,406

1,477,630
616, 564

4

1949...

5

Al 1 crops sold **.*•*••••*•>•*•••••••••

..dollars 1954...

355,235,305
249,51^,283

3,582,710
2,918,516

993, 1»4
502,719

105,420
87,683

545,824
433,532

4,011,146
3,818,351

7,121,424
6,463,400

567,861
354,043

761,655
221,133

6

1949...

7

fFults Slid nuts, sold,,,,,..,.....

and

..dollars 1954...

60,538,930
42,467,280

2,108,665
1,346,316

242,522
140, 521

11,323
18,895

257,609
90,759

9,559
12,387

262,622
9,431

420,280
255,094

28,982
1,920

8

1949'..

9

V^opt.fthl pij no! d....................

..dollars 1954...

78,267,235
59,742,708

1,161,275
1,349,654

36,895
12,620

11,790
4,411

202,521
165,425

14,719
60,313

5,234,509

5,638,227

70, 302
62,925

312,317
3,192

10

1 cgc vauj-^o o^jj-^i. a,*,*.,,.,*.,,,,,,*

1949'..

11

12

R'FiHtn find rnit<? fin1 d. ............. .

..dollars 1954...

188,827,830
129,931,152

213,993
182,779

867
2,120

52,327
1,207

84,079
174,951

3,409,157
3,672,443

904,217
512,439

77,279
34,824

195,456
108,834

1 1 UJ. ba cuiu iiu I'O o*^j.i^, *,«•.«*,.■,.■■

19H9. . .

13
14

Hortlcultrural specioJ.'tl.cs sold. ....

..dollars 1954...

27,601,310

98,777

712,900

29,980

1,615

577,711

720,076

224,400

1949...

17,373,U3

39,767

347,458

63,170

2,397

72,703

303,303

1,200

107,187

15

All livestock and livestock products

gold

..dollars 1954...

107,374,604
85,387,366

2,675,383
1,954,423

275,483
172,313

389,882
235,261

618,094
268,584

1,242,606
634,753

9,U5,213
7, 721, 323

571,365
389,515

715,025
361,466

16

1949...

17
18

Hfl i T"v ni-ortiif tR lol d ............

..dollars 1954...

43,101,464
34,667,224

528, 127
500,126

102,269

6

163^698
92,613

21,727
29,376

113,472
74,176

7,420,395
6,713,439

131,419
36,969

168, 537
67,215

f aj^ jr ^x vuu^' vo ljwj.^j, *•>*.•.....*■•

1949. . .

19

Poultry and poultry products sold.

..dollars 1954...

17,810,467

500, 502

27,751

133,791

371,521

163,265

596,966

71,446

22,776

20

1949...

13,611,299

165,515

10,615

50,725

81,202

148,185

502,272

30,517

7,337

21

Livestock and livestock products, other
than dairy and poultry, sold dollars 195'*...

46,462,673

1,646,754

U5,463

92,393

224,846

965,869

1,097,852

368,500

523,712

22

1949...

37,108,843

1,288,782

161,692

91,923

158,006

412,392

506,062

322,029

286,914

23
24

Forest products sold, ..•..,*■..,,,,,.

. .dollars 1954...

3,506,042
3,743,767

136,727
252,964

76,466
85,652

24,606
17,097

92,955
55,483

53,596
11,080

900
271

56,048
26,848

1,000
33,965

1949...

Item
(For definitions and explanations

see text)

Hamilton

Hardee

Hendry

Hernando

Highlands

Hills-
borough

Holjues

Indian
River

Jackson

1

All farms

. ..number 1954...

747
734

1,114
1,188

188
US

387
422

583
396

4,492
3,753

1,481
1,811

633
446

2,997
3,662

2

1950...

VALUE OF PRODUCTS SOLD BY SOURCE

3

fll 1 i*AtTti TiTndnptfi nold. ................ .

...dollars 1954...

2,841,677
1,634,398

7,186.305
3,784,137

10,509,909
6,902,904

2,246,111
1,438,232

10,294,3U
4,973,068

22,956,467
16,436,167

2,121,378
1,311,375

6,721,645
5,038,212

7,236,378
5,940,158

4

n-LX X ^kx lu ^f^ v.n.u^ vtj a*-'^u. ...«. .. ,«,«.... ..

1949...

5

AH. crops sold. .......,.•,.•,•••..••,

...dollars 1954...

2,389,282
1,194,673

6,318,907
2,897,513

9,225,671
6,048,621

1,423,274
656,067

9,032,107
3,850,747

13,619,235
9,738,683

1,187,7L2
895,318

5,947,581
4,551,139

3,828,308
4,029,901

6

1949...

7

Field crops, other than vegetables
f ru 1 ts and nuts . sold *•«.■*••.•.*

and
...dollars 1954...

2,3lX,645
1,094,123

6,607
30,653

6,622,295
5,532,666

39, 192
46,712

17,644
19,217

241,445
276,759

1,091,344
825,314

1,269,801
570,459

3,169,829
3,539,051

8

1949'..

9

Ve£e tables sold, .,.,•..•■•>..■....

...dollars 1954...

32,535

99,846

1,207,838
732,752

2,455,632
397,246

55,498
43,859

537,828
182,178

3,430,602
4,005,681

91, 190
50, 921

253,757
682,524

215,414
130,005

10

1949'..

11

Fruits and nuts sold, ,...,,■..■,•.

...dollars 1954...

1,602
504

4,954,862
2,118,840

147,644
Ue,709

1,323,559
564,496

8,005,589

3,550,197

8,964,530
4,788,625

5,178
18,973

4,011,593
3,155,467

200,045
139,993

12

1949...

13

Horticultural specialties sold..,.

...dollars 1954...

500

149,600

100

5,025

471,046

982,658

412,430

243,020

14

1949...

200

15,263

1,000

99,155

667,618

110

U2,639

220,852

15

All livestock and livestock products
sold

... dollars 1954...

427,163
325,858

857,310
816,097

1,144,762
851,032

815,726
694,423

1,237,834
1,121,681

9,317,727
6,658,U8

885,189
820,212

771,409
485,130

3,377,480
1,808,713

16

1949...

17

Dairy products sold, .,

...dollars 1954...

16,483
19,186

167,660
59,748

142,655
63,902

8,753
56,955

119,413
257,633

4,946,351
3,393,273

107, 303
82,603

228,298
246,953

502,567
372,046

18

1949...

19

Poultry and poultry products sold.

...dollars 1954...

31,704

79,768

16,647

527,333

13,463

1,711,897

152,748

110,552

487,983

20

1949...

23,445

93,457

19,654

437,859

35,026

1,458,514

163,462

63,189

122,740

21

Livestock and livestock products,
than dairy and poultry, sold

other

...dollars 1954...

378,976

609,882

985,460

279,640

1,104,956

2,659,479

625,138

432,559

2,336,930

22

1949...

283,227

662,892

762,526

199,609

829,022

1,801,361

574, U7

175,033

1,313,927

23
24

Forest products sold, ................

...dollars 1954...

25,232
113,867

10,088
70,527

139,476
3,201

7,111
87,742

24,873
640

19,505
39,336

48,477
96,345

2,655
1,893

30,590
101,544

1949...

^For 1949, the value of green cowpeas was included with field crops other than vegetables and fruits and nuts.

FLORIDA

89

SOURCE: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950

Citrus

Clay

Collier

ColuiDbia

Dade

De Soto

Dixie

Duval

Escambia

Flagler

Franilln

Gadsden

Oilohrist

Glades

Gulf

278

183

116

987

1,527

505

2U

475

1,334

100

36

1,024

369

103

98

1

223

177

193

1,U1

1,301

496

173

975

1,525

111

35

1,285

426

85

133

2

777, 740

2,793,076

4,473,430

2,855,709

31,672,905

4,241,095

428,180

8,371,922

2,3W,686

2,054,934

69,275

13,170,022

1,089,312

2,825,842

77,599

3

6U,757

1,335,986

3,559,958

1,793,628

19,197,516

2,609,523

270,354

6,212,949

1,728,642

1,789,539

103,619

11,320,329

889,285

2,490,875

93,718

4

406,847

216,333

3,953,131

1,7U,340

24,361,639

3,283,530

157,389

981,253

972,261

1,561,594

1,910

10,951,951

631,596

1,239,031

8,279

5

307,370

252,691

1,448,948

899,961

12,263,709

1,584,306

59,261

731,073

601,060

1,193,522

1,175

10,145,621

520, 989

896, 571

8,926

b

18,431

21,290

81,507

1,509,005

4,256,431

77,306

121,806

3,904

781,496

1,216,052

508

10,768,193

342,664

634,632

2,871

7

33,401

10,665

3,672

840,235

2,842,650

5,443

55,263

22,739

459,594

335,574

9,957,417

156,960

498,665

3,583

8

37,565

119,735

3,743,036

187,934

12,260,721

126,111

35,393

127,668

38,424

328,237

500

164,650

282,570

604,210

937

9

24,130

99,224

1,436,726

55,768

6,837,052

39,618

3,900

146,008

51,278

306,610

125

U2,517

363,843

397,371

2,021

10

350,601

2,758

5,338

10,876

4,103,417

3,043,178

190

17,036

36,923

2,305

462

18,608

6,362

189

971

11

249,664

3,407

7,550

2,243

1,256,993

1,480,955

98

16,447

43,831

50,858

5

39,633

186

535

2,322

12

250

74,500

123,200

3,525

3,741,070

36, 935

832,650

115,418

15,000

440

500

3,500

13

175

139,395

1,000

1,715

1,332,014

53,290

545,379

46,357

480

1,CK5

16,054

...

1,000

14

362,113

2,409,241

517,956

1,054,732

7,307,538

949,103

251,481

7,320,072

1,284,350

386,005

65,765

2,022,575

453,731

1,579,031

57,189

15

282,403

945,666

2,m,oio

766,153

6,928,757

1,003,525

202,603

5,387,451

1,074,736

280,378

40,230

1,070,297

350,364

1,590,804

79,279

16

55,642

1,426,134

127,750

5,097,190

57,268

30

5,672,733

733, OU

100,836

4,800

207,306

20,312

184,751

16,3%

17

26,563

637,368

200

96,367

5,740,338

60,268

21,412

3,721,822

535,804

66,687

2,849

139,001

20,688

92,342

18,415

18

41,079

695, 845

2,007

309,225

1,012,960

180,999

60,197

859,030

U0,484

153,159

14,386

313,993

21,475

36,714

3,306

19

23,215

97,723

3,622

222,297

672,810

203,044

19, 530

1,137,120

157,004

94,134

7,836

167, 996

27,726

20,195

12,006

20

265,392

287,262

515,949

617,757

1,197,388

710,836

191,254

783,309

440,355

132,010

46,579

1,501,276

411,944

1,357,566

37,487

21

232,625

160, 575

2,107,188

446,989

515,609

740,213

161,661

523, 509

381,923

120,057

29,545

763,300

302,450

1,478,267

48,858

22

8,780

165, 502

2,343

89,637

3,728

8,462

19,310

70,592

58,075

107,335

1,600

195,496

3,985

7,780

12,131

23

23,984

137,629

127,514

50

21,692

8,490

94,425

52,846

315,139

62, 2U

104,411

17,432

3,500

10,513

24

Jefferson

Lafayette

Lake

Lee

Leon

Levy

Liberty

Madison

Manatee

Marion

Martin

Monroe

Nassau

Okaloosa

Okeechobee

924

483

2,920

458

910

498

235

1,104

804

1,853

186

U

205

863

242

1

1,083

439

1,711

395

1,219

584

238

1,213

831

1,906

205

5

417

998

126

2

2,712,285

1,963,776

32,041,842

5,647,541

1,335,298

1,722,061

553,418

3,574,582

6,5U,331

9,092,578

2,729,858

4,904

1,274,135

1,046,524

1,247,776

3

1,934,259

945,533

17,744,044

5,224,794

1,424,300

1,637,752

230, 197

2,441,364

6,407,319

6,952,360

1,213,142

10,460

1,448,949

801,001

1,107,113

4

1,985,504

1,346,951

30,901,656

4,957,829

764,604

587,593

12,082

2,447,779

5,155,559

6,168,680

1,870,865

4,904

69,017

460,197

186,360

5

1,313,177

665,779

16,777,487

4,871,990

507,987

643,649

U,217

1,567,879

5,210,318

4,256,057

847,772

9,550

118,995

336,025

169,426

6

644,992

1,272,310

28,095

711,727

413,090

280,140

10,476

2,252,517

17,693

289,992

51, 193

300

40,466

444,555

3,585

7

464,291

562,698

56,427

490,208

227,556

174,713

12, U5

1,406,761

16,215

222,924

33, 921

34,376

290,279

4,404

8

174,755

69,610

1,022,360

1,338,407

54,322

226, 593

555

179,509

1,975,506

1,983,798

%7, 150

12,105

6,730

127,200

9

201,617

100,851

691,211

837,990

54,287

437,670

830

150,678

1,730,221

1,250,620

6U,054

22,933

10,103

155,451

10

684,557

5,031

28,828,973

298,795

212,001

80,860

1,051

7,670

1,382,506

3,616,406

136,307

2,454

846

4,412

55,375

11

506, 519

2,110

15,097,477

711,033

117,030

31,266

1,242

7,470

1,333,931

2,738,300

97,947

9,350

1,037

34,993

9,571

12

481,200

1,022,228

2,558,900

85, 191

8,083

1,779,854

278,484

716,210

2,150

15,600

4,500

200

13

140,750

120

932,372

2,782,759

109,114

2,970

2,129,951

44,213

104, 850

200

60,649

650

14

651,497

584,148

1,085,425

638,712

905,964

1,046,299

522,033

1,074,491

1,341,953

2,731,185

849,743

1,176,754

537,009

1,052,738

15

534,654

254,585

949,223

347,738

891,940

909,775

198, 600

777,771

1,187,011

2,527,469

329,683

910

1,260,271

429,984

892,511

16

164,791

282,943

239,811

146, 836

365,806

U,376

240

197,794

641,316

313,711

344,795

150,669

106,609

38,019

17

78, U7

6,590

227,435

66,315

450,045

27,618

279

108,483

671,080

260,678

67,475

102,496

48,338

14,432

18

20,967

20,324

346,180

159,033

173,738

92,567

394,220

102,372

161,076

743,721

5,462

842,840

99,450

11,100

19

25,405

22,127

336,006

49,051

114,901

36,416

58,099

167,804

153,577

467,729

21,590

860

964, U6

49,721

4,068

20

465 , 739

280,881

499,434

382,843

366,420

942,356

127,573

774,325

539,561

1,673,753

499,486

133,245

330, 950

1,003,619

21

431,132

225,868

385,782

232,372

326,994

845,741

140,222

501,484

362,354

1,799,062

240,618

50

193,659

331,925

874,011

22

75,284

32,677

54,761

1,000

164,730

88, 169

19,303

52,312

16,819

192,713

9,250

28,364

49,318

8,678

23

86,428

25,169

17,334

5,066 24,373

34,328

17,330

95,7W

9,990

168,834

35,687

69,683

34,992

45, 176

24

90 STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES

County Table 4— VALUE OF FARM PRODUCTS SOLD BY SOURCE: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND IQSO-Conlinued

Item
(For definitions and explanations,

see text)

Orange

Osceola

Palm Beach

Pasco

Pinellas

Polk

Putnam

St. Johns

St. Lucie

Santa Rosa

...number 1954...

2,726
1,780

527
399

874
851

1,036

1,100

758
769

4,020
3,256

522

730

350
363

735

515

1,202

2

1950...

1,404

VALUE OF PRODUCTS SOLD BY SOURCE

3
4

37,906,720
26,072,891

3,166,587
2,150,345

34,614,947
21,003,231

3,377,574
8,964,817

6,816,293
7,416,205

54,458,494
51,178,252

4,635,356
3,072,119

7,123,525
4,203,523

11,696,702
4,940,529

2,653,974

1949...

2,053,139

5
6

..dollars 1954...

34,495,658
23,135,632

1,845,949
898, 137

27,070,968
16,333,439

6,440,746
7,555,556

3,987,436
4,660,753

60,339,255
47,774,504

2,913,183
1,831,598

6,163,742 10,794,371
3,659,802 4,159,929

1,683,633

1949...

1,241,343

7

and

. .dollars 1954 . . .

61,161
40,197

1,822
8,394

2,778,977
1,247,463

161,102
1U,4U

16,527
6,244

12,653
78,932

1,230,958
657,096

4,545,073
2,402,976

132,259
4,490

1,596,695

8

1949' . .

1,138,789

9

10

2,751,515
1,715,364

88,268
35,666

20,951,890
13,571,766

219,615
178,880

10,850
34,358

345,867
442,427

213,180
277,799

1,057,044
881,940

4,884,440
2,592,503

35,446

1949' . .

42,752

11
12

..dollars 1954...

29,139,983
19,527,596

1,746,253
853,032

436,101
190,695

6,018,019
7,256,043

3,014,529 59,082,330
3,943,391 47,025,062

1,337,165
828,318

53,706
141,368

5,300,120
1,338,664

21,221

1949 . . .

46,972

..dollars 1954...

2,542,999

9,606

2,904,000

42,010

945 , 530

898,416

131,830

507,919

477,542

30,270

U

1949...

1,851,975

995

1,323,515

6,219

676,760

228,183

68,385

233,013

124,272

12,330

15

All livestock and llvestoclt products

..dollars 1954...

3,390,325
2,903,466

1,257,643
1,235,307

7,541,019
4,666,435

1,830,965
1,380,150

2,812,930
2,751,810

4,069,192
3,325,922

1,5U,153
916,721

820,094
480,490

890,491
776,021

934,160

16

1949...

771,406

17
18

2,072,092
1,805,041

191,311
123,710

3,068,453
2,121,450

172,991
140,565

1,981,497
1,865,591

1,109,653
1,038, U9

135,995
65,122

283,515
219,542

79,602
60,973

291,495

1949...

106,476

19

Poultry and poultry products sold.

..dollars 1954...

448,009

140,867

539,396

922, 193

6U,738

427,498

887,065

192,743

79,468

112, 6U

20

1949 . . .

456,861

31,495

393,086

735,563

577,152

356,193

454,121

39,223

152,637

39,025

21

Livestock and livestock products, other

870,224

925,465

3,933,170

735,781

219,695

2,532,041

491,103

343,836

731,421

530,051

22

1949 . . .

641,564

1,075,102

2,151,899

504,022

309, 067

1,931,580

397,478

171,625

562,411

625,904

23
24

..dollars 1954. . .

20,737
33,793

62,995

2.960

105,863
29,111

15,927
3,642

50,036
77,726

208,010
323,800

139,639
53,231

11,840
4.579

36,181

1949 . . .

16,901 3,357

40.390

Item
(For definitions and explanations

see text)

Sarasota

Seminole

Sumter

Suwannee

Taylor

Union

Volusia

Wakulla

Walton

Washington

. . .number 1954. . .

349
268

789
541

761
999

1,705
2,009

323

378

385
403

1,173
1,066

242
343

1,214
1,268

1,003

2

1950...

1,195

VALUE OF PRODUCTS SOLD BY SOURCE

3

..dollars 1954...

2,450,400
2,544,937

7,277,157
9,312,180

2,490,213
2,911,811

5,474,925
3,511,018

662,656
483,747

1,055,365
830,945

7,245,671
6,618,609

181,888
171,715

1,705,319
1,385,982

1,036,292

1949 . . .

747,129

...dollars 1954...

1,682,193
1,911,508

6,340,735
9,204,491

1, 515, 170
1,685,212

4,224,806
2,454,573

244,564
216,510

623,244
384,975

5,747,839
4,854,773

45,950
38,455

718,395
375,086

336,487

6

1949...

245,355

7

Field crops, other than vegetables

and

3,173
9,194

15,526
45,592

70,003
98,087

3,852,046
2,066,366

229,225
197,075

516,739
265,549

6,661
20,241

44,452
34,040

630,793
307,849

231,462

8

1949' . .

191,230

9

10

1,047,051
1,069,587

3,121,138
6,786,937

1,248,290
1,452,656

311,363
366, 4U

7,339
18,776

98,527
U4,926

135,535
185,424

905
1,452

15,638
9,788

101, 821

1949' . .

37,760

11
12

436,774
641,992

2,399,945
1,530,597

183,953
128,320

57,097
13,136

2,999
538

5,878
4,301

4,052,U6
3,389,325

383
2,973

69,644
54,619

1,179

1949...

U,256

13

...dollars 1954.. .

195,190
190,735

804,126
841,315

12,924

6,149

4,300

3,660

5,000
120

2,100
200

1,553,527
1,258,783

200

2,320
2,830

2,025

1949 . . .

2,120

15

All livestock and livestock products

...dollars 1954...

748, U2
630,348

919,057
604,677

961,077
1,185,806

1,205,743
955,790

313,538
247,514

336,048
341,731

1,414,112
1,745,807

124,064
121,393

949,567
965,526

635,790

16

1949...

453,633

17
18

180,744
117,305

539, 3U
248,454

120,593
56,156

78,602
48,470

39,443
56,099

104,490
79,359

716,641
895, 197

12,840
7,993

183,620
116,060

140, 555

1949...

53,138

19
20

Poultry and poultry products sold«

...dollars 1954...
1949...

77,811
40,424

155,691
168, 159

209,713
138,253

122,697
77,405

23,017
15,169

31,342
29,926

341,327
507,037

24,990
10,548

354,915
508,250

99,351
79,219

21

Livestock and livestock products.

other

489,587
472,619

224,052
188,064

630,766
991,397

1,004,444
829,915

251,078
176,246

200,215
232,445

356,144
342,573

85,234
102,752

4U,032
342,306

395,873

22

1949...

321,276

23

24

20,065
3,081

17,365
3,012

13,966
40,793

44,376
100,655

104, 554
19,723

96,073
154,238

83,720
18,029

12,874
11,858

37,357
44,270

64,015

1949...

48,130

'For 1949, the value of green oowpeaa was included with field crops other than vegetables and fruits and nuts.

FLORIDA

91

County Table 5. -FARMS BY ECONOMIC CLASS, BY CLASS OF WORK POWER, OFF-FARM WORK AND OTHER INCOME, AND

FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950

[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]

(For deflnltionfl and explanations, see text)

Estljnated nunber of farms 1954,

1950.

FAB^B BY ECONOMIC CLASS
Comnercial farms number 1954.

1950.,
Class I number 1954.,

1950.,
Class II number 1954.,

1950. ,
Class III number 1954.,

1950. ,
Class IV number 1954. .

1950. .
Class V number 1954..

1950. .
Class VI number 1954. .

1950..
Other farms number 1954..

1950. .
Part-time number 1954..

1950..
Residential number 1954. .

1950..
Abnormal number 1954. .

1950. .

FABHS BY CUSS OF WORK POWER

No tractor, horses, or mules farms reporting 1954..

No tractor and only 1 horse or

mule '. farms reporting 1954. .

No tractor and 2 or more horses

and/or mules farms reporting 1954. ,

Tractor and horses and/or mules .... farms reporting 1954..
Tractor and no horses or mules farms reporting 1954..

SPECIFIED FACILITIES AJID EQUIPMENT
Telephone farms reporting 1954. ,

1950..
Electricity farms reporting 1954. .

1950. .

Television set farms reporting 1954..

Piped running water farms reporting 1954..

Home freezer farms reporting 1954. .

1950. .

Electric pig brooder farms reporting 1954..

Power feed grinder farms reporting 1954..

Mlliing machine farms reporting 1954..

1950..
Grain combines farms reporting 1954..

1950. .
number 1954. .

1950..
Com pickers farms reporting 1954..

1950..
number 1954. .

1950. .

Pick-up hay balers farms reporting 1954..

1950..

number 1954. ,

1950..

Field forage harvesters farms reporting 1954..

number 1954..
Artificial ponds, reservoirs, and

earth tanks farms reporting 1954..

number 1954. .

Motortrucks farms reporting 1954. .

1950. .

number 1954. .

1950. .

Tractors farms reporting 1954. .

1950. .
number 1954..
1950..
Wheel tractors other than

garden farms reporting 1954. .

1950..

number 1954. .

1950..

Garden tractors farms reporting 1954..

1950..

number 1954..

1950. .

Crawler tractors farms reporting 1954..

1950. .

number 1954. .

1950..

Automobiles farms reporting 1954..

1950..

nuntier 1954..

1950..

OFF-FARM WORK AND OTHER INCOME

Fara operators—

With other income of family exceeding value

of farm products sold operators reporting 1954..

1949..
Working off their farms,

total operators reporting 1954..

1949..

100 or more days operators reporting 1954..

1949..

57,510
56,921

32,137

30,145

3,196

2,422

4,188

2,766

5,716

3,754

7,592

5,706

7,695

8,557

3,750

6,940

25,373

26,776

9,437

9,224

15,903

17,475

33

77

26,902

6,982

2,915
8,1S0
12,531

20,690

10,253

50,052

40,535

13,477

41,561

16,612

5,993

246

1,361

1,161

983

842

434

944

513

910

88

929

93

533
301
556
310
325
385

2,600
4,033
26,372
20,8U
37,014
29,267
22,562
15,287
34,821
22,132

20,605

13,856

29,84S

18,782

2,726

1,770

2,942

1,913

1,088

839

2,031

1,437

34,820

28,216

46,624

36,123

28,733
25,355

29,530
25,125
23,737
18,672

1,585
1,804

761

935

44

39

91

57

158

163

158

222

172

283

138

171

824

869

338

220

485

642

1

7

475

274

66
400
370

500

199

1,387

1,167

411

1,032

452

138

6

65

28

24

66

35

80

39

51

12

52

12

40
39
40
39
10
10

52
136
893
820

1,074
981
807
747

1,121
935

770

726

1,042

890

64

32

71

32

6

11

8

13

941

787

1,234

961

739
766

876
686
652
470

379
431

174

163

9

12

105

82

17

52

205

268

75

93

130

175

112

91

6
83
87

9
367
226
180
186
129
27

24
2

Bay

183
108
244
162
170

77
186

86

170
76

175
83

5

6
2
6

3
163

166
170
196

221
249

246
229
186
175

304
219

83

4«

3

1
11

'i?

7

11

10

26

20

15

10

221

171

56

69

165

102

171

60

25
36
12

107

40

269

202

92

234

109

30

18

6

25

25
27
169
102
214
119
99
46
132
47

43

26

55

27

56

15

66

15

9

5

U

5

174

108

202

130

226

135

160
116
150
93

648
768

243

276

7

1

15

2

29

25

47

19

80

109

65

120

405

492

125

182

280

310

216

125

16
124
167

67
11
612
456
205
456
184
42

7
5
5
2

3

1
1

17
18
347
289
404
341
301
95
338
UO

291
90

318
98
15

2

U

5

12

391

250

447

291

449
430

365
370
320
291

1,033
705

496

385

28

39

101

36

90

48

129

121

102

113

46

28

537

320

191

160

346

159

675

22

21

91

224

509
222
862
517
256
833
286
107

1
18
12

1

1

1

10

2

1
3
2
4

5

27
37
375
263
605
373
380
278
593
452

305

253

456

356

88

66

89

76

26

10

48

20

758

495

1,006

647

693
368

557
355
485
303

411
423

301
305
117
99
52
19
36
68
56
41
25
39
15
39
110
lis
65
22
45
87

187

17

12
113
82

208
125
320
241
197
283
123
60

1
29
33

1
12
24

10
11
309
175
618
501
210
207
575
378

188
163
478
284
33
47
39

4a

44

33

53

46

235

237

759

431

164

143

166
164
130
113

616
622

289

263

4

6

6

6

34

lA

31

46

92

89

72

102

327

359

157

164

170

195

211

135

35
107
123

70

39

596

399

52

416

164

53

1
41
23
16

9

8
10

9
29

1
29

1

9
16

9
16

6

6

21
30
278
154
321
194
235
121
302
159

235

121

289

156

6

1

6

1

5

2

7

2

253

189

302

213

341
328

327
277
222
196

100
113

50
53
13
5
4
3
9

92

STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES

County Table 5. -FARMS BY ECONOMIC CLASS, BY CLASS OF WORK POWER, OFF-FARM WORK

[Data are based on reports for only

Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Estimated number of farms 1954 .

1950.

FARMS BY ECONOMIC CLASS

Coraraerclal farms number 1954 .

1950.
Class I number 1954 .

1950.
Class II number 1954.

1950.
Class III number 1954.

1950.
Class IV number 1954.

1950.
Class V number 1954.

1950.
Class VI nujnber 1954 .

1950.

Other farms number 1954.

1950.
Part-time number 1954 .

1950.
Residential number 1954.

1950.
Abnormal number 1954.

1950.

FARMS BY CLASS OF WORK POWER

No tractor, horses, or mules farms reporting 1954.

No tractor and only 1 horse or

mule farms reporting 1954.

No tractor and 2 or more horses

and/or mules farms reporting 1954 .

Tractor and horses and/or mules — .farms reporting 1954.

Tractor and no horses or miiles farms reporting 1954.

SPECIFIED FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT

Telephone farms reporting 1954 .

1950.
Electricity ..farms reporting 1954.

1950.

Television set farms reporting 1954.

Piped running water farms reporting 1954.

Home freezer farms reporting 1954.

1950.

Electric pig brooder farms reporting 1954.

Power feed grinder farms reporting 1954 .

Milking machine farms reporting 1954 .

1950.
Grain combines farms reporting 1954 .

1950.
nujDber 1954.

1950.
Corn pickers farms reporting 1954.

1950.
number 1954.

1950.

Pick-up hay balers farms reporting 1954.

1950.

number 1954.

1950.

Field forage harvesters farms reporting 1954.

number 1954.
Artificial ponds, reservoirs, and

earth tanks farms reporting 1954 .

number 1954 .

Motortrucks farms reporting 1954.

1950.

number 1954.

1950.

Tractors farms reporting 1954 .

1950.
number 1954 .
1950.
Wheel tractors other than

garden farms reporting 1954 .

1950.

number 1954.

1950.

Garden tractors farms reporting 1954.

1950.

number 1954 .

1950.

Crawler tractors farms reporting 1954.

1950.

number 1954.

1950.

Automobiles farms reporting 1954 .

1950.

number 1954 .

1950.

OFF-FARM WORK AND OTHER INCOME
FarB operators —

With other income of family exceeding value

of farm products sold operators reporting

Working off their farms,

total operators reporting

100 or more days operators reporting

278
223

126
108
1
2
4
17
14
18
68
20
18
31
21
20

152
115
32

41
120
74

100

70

26
45
37

20

24

273

167

U

212

86
51

1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

26

170

80

188

105

82

90

105

120

31

84

100

98

17

5

5

5

5

161

124

181

148

138
81

152
110
133

32

181
177

87
22
170
181
94
148

70

26

20

15

5

6

7

1

7

1

113

77

222

105
93
55

176

85

44

L36

55

136
122
261
178

113

80

UO

70

92
165
46
31
18
24
21
49

4
19

1
25

2

3
11
84
107
177
159
48
63
182
93

47
36
153

34
29

37
70
91
llA
110

1,003
1,131

695

656

5

3

29

13

102

20

174

120

299

280

308
475
163
211
145
264

223

185

61
296
238

297
84
937
704
269
665

348

103

2

28

6

5

36

14

39

18

22

12
13
435
384
492
458
549
326
624
353

533

316

600

336

20

1

20

1

3

16

4

16

597

487

662

517

368

501

438
402
341
242

1,520
1,301

824
801
179
138
173
204
11.4
120
162
142
156
132
40
65

696

500
230
187
461
313
5

946

16

16
105
437

1,286
769

1,450

1,156
900

1,399

478

240

6

13

40

45

3

2

5
2

11
19

79

109

881

635

1,861

1,376

682

420

1,756

1,014

519

348

1,216

7U

223

99

250

127

136

102

290

173

1,280

1,088

1,866

1,602

905
563

658
544
583

491

522
496

350
269
33
21
52
14
77
32
71
81
95
67
22
54

172
227
96
67
75
160
1

187

73

38

82

142

131
35

464

342
63

427

163
55
5
6

1
7
1
5
5

30
47
274
224
394
337
235
162
328
233

224

146

300

208

16

20

16

20

12

4

12

5

337

274

435

350

215

177

297
275
218

247

243
173

26
25
29

U5
101
75
45
70
56

78

24

218

122

23

142

135
74

137
86
71
51

157
97
159

120

157
102

142
90
122

68

481
975

290
336
98
72
36
45
37
46
54
60
50
78
15
35

191
639
71
134
120
505

366
447
461
797
326
441

239

230

5

22

96

71

1

30
44
280
316
389
393
193
201
275
248

139
135
196
161
60
76

373
726
567
937

138
559

170
554
154

503

FLORIDA

AND OTHER INCOME, AND FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-Continued

93

B

sample of farms. See

text]

Flagler

Franklin

Gadsden

Gilchrist

Glades

Gulf

Hamilton

Hardee

Hendry

Hernando

Highlands

Hills-
borough

Holmes

Indian

River

Jackson

99

3c

1,059

353

115

118

785

1,127

168

377

612

4,524

1,472

669

3,076

1

111

3

1,285

426

85

133

734

1,188

U8

422

396

3,753

1,8U

446

3,662

2

78

515

272

79

18

640

706

102

226

445

2,196

780

373

1,755

3

79

It

4A7

335

52

31

587

733

84

192

275

2,105

891

280

2,221

4

26

81

1

28

20

63

26

20

84

231

1

35

22

5

26

]

97

17

1

13

25

4

38

158

44

19

6

40

]

76

11

6

83

140

22

40

71

190

12

59

51

7

14

]

86

16

14

1

27

73

15

25

26

162

14

41

48

8

88

52

6

2

168

139

11

52

96

362

92

60

186

9

' 6

93

23

1

1

43

88

10

33

64

324

19

77

121

10

3

f

73

76

7

5

247

190

11

37

105

594

157

87

417

11

4

]

60

73

4

U5

181

16

47

61

503

149

63

389

12

2

117

77

22

6

102

127

20

51

55

541

328

122

579

13

18

33

160

13

17

201

241

10

39

86

557

318

37

804

14

7

80

55

10

5

20

47

12

26

34

278

190

10

500

15

11

78

63

7

8

200

137

8

44

401

391

18

840

16

21

3C

544

81

36

100

145

421

66

151

167

2,328

692

296

1,321

17

32

2;

838

91

33

102

147

455

64

230

121

1,648

920

166

1,441

18

11

IC

170

51

15

30

70

175

20

91

81

797

232

121

436

19

20

t

133

37

19

58

215

29

96

64

660

355

40

537

20

10

2C

372

30

20

70

75

246

45

60

86

1,526

460

175

835

21

12

le

704
2

54

31
1

82

89

239

34

1

132

57

988

5

565

126

898

22
23

1

1

2

1

1

1

2

6

24

40

2:

305

45

6

52

171

492

53

225

465

2,350

496

395

861

25

5

275

35

25

46

135

89

10

25

7

444

355

15

650

26

3

e

71

18

55

55

12

23

28

103

146

12

633

27

27

306

94

37

14

262

197

57

39

52

444

197

61

426

28

24

102

179

29

6

162

294

36

65

60

1,183

278

186

506

29

68

i:

283

29

25

15

41

351

34

127

460

2,207

106

333

263

30

3

]

169

16

5

27

12

130

26

71

72

1,026

15

109

94

31

98

3^

883

343

85

97

678

1,013

125

355

565

4,272

1,421

520

2,534

32

83

i;

795

305

55

77

381

1,033

96

422

195

3,164

1,412

243

2,134

33

73

70

62

22

15

L40

99

28

42

163

1,458

79

98

149

34

95

2i

582

276

85

47

432

875

115

290

549

3,877

896

541

1,457

35

72

If

247

161

69

20

214

297

76

62

164

1,543

329

73

564

36

21

]

49

32

6

17

7

28

142

32

51

5

53
2

368

189
U

47

1

123
18

37
38

2

]

76

3

2

4

'io

■7

7

9

7

37

29

2

74

39

1

15

1

12

6

12

7

5

3

108

35

3

100

40

1

13
30
38
35
45

5
10
10
13

10

11

9

3
11
3

1
1
1

17

5
10

3
13

3

3

71
8

26
19

6
19

6

1

73
87
70
102
84

41
42
43
44
45

1

90
11

19

3

1

45
1

3

1

' 8

U
1

71

46
47

1

92
11

19

3
2

48

1

5

2

"s

U
1

72

48
49

2

17
13

3

15

3

2

12
6

8

1

26

u

6

20
66

50
51

2

18
15

3

14

15

3

2

13
6

3

1

27

U
6

20
67

52
53

2

3

1

4

1

4

' 2

4

7

3

21

5

2

16

54

2

3

1

5

1

'•

2

5

7

4

21

5

3

16

55

27

L 146

8

36

55

9

30

122

314

U8

U

59

56

40

I 216

21

40

87

10

59

212

392

130

43

64

57

57

459

237

52

79

519

603

119

185

211

2,152

606

211

1,025

58

74

J 347

297

33

32

216

664

82

192

127

1,553

507

134

394

59

94

3

3 667

274

U4

84

546

753

357

235

448

2,653

640

383

1,107

60

108

3 498

325

90

42

226

742

233

248

251

1,912

521

270

1,004

61

61

J 413

273

66

30

424

497

93

139

128

1,877

485

257

953

62

59

L 293

215

33

7

241

333

29

133

81

1,012

231

123

591

63

141

595

337

177

30

554

696

430

188

344

2,498

539

520

1,193

64

117

L 408

236

114

7

276

362

191

172

152

1,299

239

327

735

65

50

2 Kn

273

66

19

424

484

93

104

112

1,616

475

246

926

66

57

L 283

215

31

6

236

326

22

113

67

870

206

106

581

67

126

J 575

335

126

19

545

662

243

145

246

2,092

523

462

1,151

68

llA

1 392

236

79

6

271

342

77

134

105

1,098

209

257

713

69

10

7

1

10

10

5

13

6

40

44

335

13

11

23

70

11

1

1

5

6

36

15

168

20

23

21

71

10

7

1

10

10

5

15

6

40

51

364

13

12

29

72

U

1

1

5

6

36

15

168

25

25

21

73

4

1 4

1

19

1

2

18

23

3

27

33

1

8

13

74

2

5

U

5

11

6

2

25

28

5

6

1

75

5

1 13

1

41

1

4

19

181

3

47

42

3

46

13

76

3

5

34

5

15

108

2

y>

33

5

45

1

77

97

2

604

197

72

52

423

782

117

220

428

3,391

547

289

1,100

78

61

8 569

139

48

22

248

618

60

276

177

2,256

396

247

1,018

79

136

3

5 962

242

111

72

553

962

222

264

640

4,650

583

387

1,192

80

77

8 918

154

78

22

278

779

99

323

243

2,748

426

373

1,110

81

23

3

2 543

94

52

93

2CH

487

98

157

403

2,508

721

480

1,109

82

28

2

9 718

79

29

99

134

495

64

253

129

1,590

802

212

1,216

83

49

3

2 579

132

48

80

325

597

97

232

349

2,509

669

421

1,414

34

27

2

5 658

104

32

85

160

555

67

203

347

1,590

747

203

1,385

85

29

3

2 476

68

36

70

210

482

77

205

336

2,214

417

362

783

86

22

2

3 467

57

28

73

107

385

52

172

134

1,292

414

130

673

87

94

STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES

County Table 5. -FARMS BY ECONOMIC CLASS. BY CLASS OF WORK POWER, OFF-FARM WORK

[Data are based on reports for only I

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Lafayette

Levy

Estijnated number of farms 195^..

1950 . .

FARMS BY ECONOMIC CLASS

Commercial farms • number 1954 . .

1950..
Class I number 1954 . .

1950 . .
Class II number 1954..

1950..
Class III number 1954..

1950 . .
Class IV number 1954 . .

1950..
Class V number 1954 . .

1950..
Class VI number 1954 . .

1950..

Other farms number 1954 . .

1950..
Part-time number 1954. .

1950..
Residential number 1954. .

1950..
Abnormal number 1954. .

1950..

FABMS BY CLASS OF WORK POWER

No tractor, horses, or mules farms reporting 1954..

No tractor and only 1 horse or

mule farms reporting 1954..

No tractor and 2 or more horses

and/or mules farms reporting 1954..

Tractor and horses and/or mules. .. .farms reporting 1954..
Tractor and no horses or mules farms reporting 1954..

SPECIFIED FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT

Telephone farms reporting 1954 . .

1950 . .
Electricity farms reporting 1954..

1950..

Television set farms reporting 1954..

Piped running water farms reporting 1954..

Home freezer farms reporting 1954 . .

1950..

Electric pig brooder farms reporting 1954..

Power feed grinder farms reporting 1954 . .

Milking machine farms reporting 1954..

1950 . .
Grain combines farms reporting 1954 . .

1950..
number 1954 . .

1950..
Corn pickers farms reporting 1954 . .

1950..
number 1954 . .

1950..

Pick-up hay balers farms reporting 1954. .

1950..

number 1954..

1950..

Field forage harvesters farms reporting 1954..

niiraber 1954 . .
Artificial ponds, reservoirs, and

earth tanks farms reporting 1954 . .

number 1954 . .

Motortrucks farms reporting 1954 . .

1950 . .

number 1954 . .

1950 . ,

Tractors farms reporting 1954..

1950 . ,
number 1954 . .
1950.,
Wheel tractors other than

garden farms reporting 1954 . ,

1950.,

number 1954 . ,

1950.,

Garden tractors farms reporting 1954.

1950.,

number 1954 .

1950.

Crawler tractors farms reporting 1954.

1950 .

number 1954 .

1950.

Automobiles farms reporting 1954.

1950.

number 1954.

1950.

OFF-FARM WORK AND OTHER INCOME

FarH operators—

With other income of family exceeding value

of farm products sold operators reporting 1954.

1949.
Working off their farms,

total operators reporting 1954.

1949.

100 or more days operators reporting 1954.

1949.

892

1,083

420

470

15

14

28

16

53

39

56

52

117

92

151

257

472
613
167
161
305
448

223
265

156

133
110

78
86
457
352
68
271

U2
54
2
40
15
12
27
41
37

62
92
327
258
463
337
253
185
467
295

248

185

436

287

9

1

10

2

7

6

21

6

348

353

485

451

360
532

445
449
304
247

470
439

399
379

1

53

7

128

27
116
111

80
170

21

64

71
60
21
22

50
38

116

35

1
108
210

3,011
1,711

2,096
1,166
217
134
403
154
443
266
521
240
407
249
95
123

915

545
493
220
422
325

2,336

118

44
132

381

1,039
410

414

1,929

305

1,232

73

820

364

1,821

127

657

42

146

5

5

53

9

31

23

1

9

2

1

1

9

5

1

3

27

1

27

1

1

7

1

7

2

11

2

11

5

56

5

67

263

921

136

569

293

1,427

151

950

318

619

217

466

383

1,071

225

716

318

512

217

426

377

859

225

623

172

71

177

72

6

29

14

6

35

16

281

1,531

175

1,101

321

2,245

175

1,480

467

902

395

1,219

236

324

225

313

61

20

24

7

24

12

32

22

23

22

55

21

41

46

19

33

61

108

51

94

26

116

44

136

231

578

170

906

66

131

60

212

165

447

110

692

190

26

42
65
144

190
69
443
317
144
417

166
82

10
1

21
3

108
57

247
97
139

51

1,690
639

1,431
730

1,273
596

1
2

19
27
259
212
495
348
250
216
519
353

208

186

446

303

56

35

61

35

7

10

12

10

402

248

538

336

280
178

270
159
227
134

276

290

144
100
92

244
112
566
624
92
400

223

100

58
17
22
10
18
12
25
20

2
22

2

22

38
309
307
362
362
228
212
324
303

192

197

270

253

47

43

47

43

7

7

7

7

392

493

550

624

423
723

494
569
381

434

488
584

339

361
5
10
19
29
76
44

109

102
68

100
62
76

149
223

79
89
70
134

187
U3

110
31

441

390
78

405

6
6

303
264
385
347
320
275
427
346

320

264

414

320

6

10

11

10

2

15

2

16

292

279

341

322

146
184

197
210
122
118

283
238

2

15
17
7
10
31
36

207
173
72
53
135
120

181

45

5
13
39

65

12
218
174

105

23

5

14

6
6

142
89

159
90
57
24
62
27

52

12

54

12
6

11
6

li
1
3
2
4
152

90
168

96

223

150

183
127
152

101

1,070
1,213

854

823

16

11

40

23

149

48

301

115

257

338

91

288

216
390
95
210
121
180

207

245

40
325
253

78
14
948
752
102
630

329
72

7
51
19

6
37
19
90
29
96

2
96

2

28
5

28
5
6

31
34
591
372
629
389
583
328
681
366

578
323
670
364
7
2

557
539
6U
555

270
391

432
427
299
216

834
831

421
483
36
62
67
38
73
95
95
75
99
124
51
89

413
348
215
167
193
181

403

56

34
122
214

471
302
784
650
253
676

296

113

11
23
12

70
123
442
393
624
607
366
279
6U
465

336

245

566

391

37

45

37

57

6

13

10

17

613

462

772

614

474
387

359
392
328
290

FLORIDA

AND OTHER INCOME, AND FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-Coiitinued

95

a sample

of farms. See text]

Martin

Monroe

Nassau

Okaloosa

Okeechobee

Orange

Osceola

Palju Beach

Pasco

Pinellas

Polk

Putnam

St. Johns

St. Lucie

Santa Rosa

191

11

191

804

221

2,662

536

867

1,000

791

4,046

635

329

737

1,207

1

205

5

417

998

126

1,730

399

851

1,103

769

3,256

730

363

515

1,404

2

T'

131

188

115

1,765

255

570

488

455

2,867

309

198

465

552

3

t'l

2

196

329

73

1,097

211

527

545

480

1,979

309

211

231

657

4

15

17

3

13

250

40

198

71

67

503

30

32

48

5

;;•

18

5

10

ISO

24

140

71

88

335

34

59

40

6

6

6

17

12

408

60

123

51

80

675

62

32

73

47

7

6

34

13

190

29

91

67

70

392

43

73

26

24

8

10

43

16

29

334

38

65

107

135

570

94

29

U9

113

9

11

42

16

9

138

10

48

101

67

313

44

14

40

68

10

19

31

52

29

354

49

37

130

77

602

74

23

116

192

11

10

43

20

8

180

48

66

114

103

331

59

19

49

196

12

14

27

53

21

327

63

31

119

86

331

33

17

88

115

13

23

46

127

14

262

52

no

134

38

386

79

24

35

197

14

6

7

47

11

92

5

16

10

10

136

16

15

21

85

15

9

13

161

19

97

48

72

58

64

172

50

22

41

172

16

112

11

60

616

106

897

281

297

512

336

1,179

326

131

272

655

17

124

3

221

669

53

633

188

324

555

289

1,277

421

152

284

747

18

27

10

150

56

366

111

76

192

50

498

111

46

125

245

19

1.1

1

79

248

19

339

51

115

240

106

389

131

59

79

273

20

i:

11

50

466

50

531

170

220

320

281

681

215

85

147

410

21

105

2

142

421

34

331

137

208
1

315

183

5

376

290

82

205

469

22
23

1

13

1

12

11

24

97

10

88

291

72

1,962

275

381

574

532

2,843

377

131

467

410

25

7

16

190

11

73

55

5

50

19

222

42

17

2

no

26

7

51

35

41

32

30

34

8

124

11

12

8

20

27

'52

37

88

82

140

91

191

119

40

251

102

44

48

136

28

35

1

43

184

21

446

83

260

223

192

601

103

125

212

531

29

100

5

66

170

97

1,577

147

590

432

563

1,366

330

171

359

479

30

e.i

66

30

30

753

34

256

251

380

1,059

234

105

157

148

31

172

11

164

784

219

2,251

462

790

902

719

3,206

595

314

578

1,172

32

144

310

718

115

1,381

268

562

377

598

2,416

617

278

381

1,116

33

56

88

81

52

991

195

309

317

315

828

252

197

168

212

34

169

U

147

543

186

2,175

456

739

360

713

2,970

520

297

561

967

35

61

6

76

357

116

672

174

306

406

213

806

202

169

126

469

36

44

46

141

35

226

30

182

203

113

404

91

79

63

126

37

1

6

3

11

7

1

5

1

33

3

52

1

16

"b

28

'13

1

13

33

10

90

39

2

1

1

53

12

30

2

32

54

11

3

31

40

10

54

10

28

10

56

44

6

18

15

41

17

1

6

1

5

21

2

6

7

57

42

1

3

3

1

5

43

17

1

8

1

5

34

15

9

57

44

1

6

9

2

5

45

15

5

6

1

17

5

5

1

67

46

5

18

1

10

47

15

5

11

1

20

5

5

1

67

48

5

21

1

10

49

1

6

1
6

10

18

1

5

8

27

6

7

1

4

3

2
52

50
51

1

6

1
6

'io

18

1

"5

"s

30

7

11
1

4

3

3
52

52
53

3

U

2

5

13

11

11

10

19

7

3

2

54

4

16

2

5

15

12

15

10

21

9

4

3

55

23

19

29

11

32

59

77

47

127

189

13

7

73

50

56

41

23

57

13

54

99

133

145

204

265

15

11

107

51

57

120

78

361

157

778

263

621

446

281

1,252

313

176

310

720

58

'"'3

152

269

83

673

160

495

302

216

1,208

310

197

313

492

59

1'34

101

379

266

1,253

402

1,607

691

489

2,225

442

329

543

745

60

141

182

334

115

1,488

228

1,151

474

316

2,130

404

313

5U

549

61

97

80

282

108

723

210

501

398

293

938

215

179

285

702

62

90

122

156

57

533

134

337

250

166

803

191

196

217

430

63

196

130

325

220

1,159

295

1,763

608

447

1,513

333

579

633

309

64

150

166

201

83

998

130

1,059

388

218

1,260

285

401

334

497

65

86

80

271

98

535

173

446

337

227

848

203

169

260

667

66

76

117

156

50

437

112

294

194

130

713

141

160

207

470

67

14a

127

294

177

838

227

1,230

487

310

1,291

306

526

623

751

68

112

155

201

56

767

131

663

297

175

1,069

213

347

354

487

69

15

25

11

204

42

91

90

93

116

15

U

32

57

70

20

"h

5

145

25

52

60

31

116

50

45

21

10

71

15

25

U

217

47

121

90

108

122

15

12

37

57

72

25

10

5

152

30

65

60

32

132

65

46

21

10

73

22

2

"6

25

35

13

160

27

29

62

7

30

20

1

74

9

1

16

49

14

144

19

8

38

5

7

7

75

33

3

6

32

54

21

412

31

29

100

12

41

28

1

76

13

1

22

79

19

331

31

11

59

7

8

9

77

163

105

381

151

1,865

468

722

755

605

2,173

524

225

450

673

73

141

186

300

95

1,142

286

513

675

509

2,070

470

233

377

607

79

^n:'

lu

122

427

206

2,300

655

1,629

944

872

3,041

653

378

705

734

30

211

210

430

104

1,828

343

985

835

716

2,903

604

286

472

634

31

131

36

584

156

1,483

335

278

553

350

1,6-47

71

423

682

82

1

253

600

66

766

173

338

534

322

1,469

131

268

649

83

'"Jt.

11

48

478

172

1,476

335

337

584

327

1,768

330

151

489

675

84

103

1

207

496

81

833

196

331

575

321

1,564

373

149

267

549

85

31

11

39

427

138

1,322

233

299

507

291

1,637

234

140

425

517

36

fl2

1

175

342

66

744

157

297

517

278

1,393

316

122

241

407

87

%

STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES

County Table 5. -FARMS BY ECONOMIC CLASS, BY CLASS OF WORK POWER, OFF-FARM WORK AND OTHER INCOME, AND

FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-Contiiiued

[ Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]

Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Estimated number of farms 1.954.

1950.

FARMS BY ECONOMIC CLASS
Commercial farms number 195.4 .

1950.,
Class I number 195^ . ,

1950.,
Class II number 195A.,

1950.,
Class III number 1954.,

1950..
Class IV number 1954..

1950..
Class V number 1954..

1950..
Class VI number 1954..

1950..
Other farms number 1954 . .

1950..
Part-time number 1954. .

1950..
Residential number 1954 . .

1950..
Abnormal number 1954 . .

1950..

FARMS BY CLASS OF WORK POWER

No tractor, horses, or mules farms reporting 1954..

No tractor and only 1 horse or

mule farms reporting 1954 . .

No tractor and 2 or more horses

and/or mules farms reporting 1954. .

Tractor and horses and/or mules. .. .farms reporting 1954..

Tractor and no horses or mules farms reporting 1954..

SPECIFIED FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT
Telephone farms reporting

Electricity farms reporting

Television set farms reporting

Piped running water farms reporting

Home freezer farms reporting

Electric pig brooder farms reporting

Power feed grinder farms reporting

Milking machine farms reporting

Grain combines farms reporting

number

Corn picJcers farms reporting

number

Pick-up hay balers farms reporting

number

Field forage harvesters farms reporting

number

Artificial ponds, reservoirs, and

earth tanks farms reporting

number

Motortrucks farms reporting

number

Tractors farms reporting

number

Wheel tractors other than
garden farms reporting

number

Garden trac tors farms reporting

number

Crawler tractors farms reporting

number

Automobiles farms reporting

number

OFF-FARM WORK AND OTHER INCOME
Fara operators^

With other income of family exceeding value
of farm products sold operators reporting

Working off their farms,
total operators reporting

100 or more days operators reporting

1954.
1950.
1954.
1950.
1954.
1954.
1954.
1950.
1954.
1954.
1954.
1950.
1954.
1950.
1954.
1950.
1954.
1950 .
1954.
1950.

1954 .
1950.
1954 .
1950.,
1954 . ,
1954 . ,

1954 . ,
1954.,
1954 . ,
1950.,
1954 . .
1950.;
1954 . .
1950..
1954 . .
1950..

1954..
1950..
1954 . .
1950..
1954 . .
1950 . .
1954..
1950..
1954..
1950..
1954 . .
1950..
1954 . .
1950..
1954 . .
1950..

1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

348
268

178

134

25

22

26

13

48

19

39

28

33

40

7

12

170

134

55

60

105

74

10

144

20

19
47
118

203
106
307
213

68
267
133

60
5
2

12

30
160
161
119
306
204
170

88
255
183

165

83

232

157

16

12

IS

13

5

10

5

13

257

185

335

280

214
151

169
130
138
115

785

541

393

382

49

48

122

66

38

90

91

79

63

77

30

22

392

159

142

45

250

114

445

1

3

51

285

550
309
765
477
324
714
260
48

2
7
392
29?
713
534
401
257
739
496

361

192

612

384

94

66

98

71

17

22

29

41

676

405

949

531

406
131

393
200
356
173

731
999

426
577

25

35

84

65

Ul

156

98

187

102

126

305

422

140

131

165

291

275
165

188
56

137
50
651
780
117
532
280
81

498
549
562
641
249
189
319
221

239
189
295
205

5
10

5
10

9

6
19

6
407
395
433
449

291
428

335

445
221
282

1,723
2,009

1,428

1,413

3

1

97

24

366

62

461

319

351

619

150

388

295

596

135

266

160

330

340

296

72
436
579

110

82

1,553

1,317

299

1,112

576

191

17

50

15

30

47

53

52

58

93

1

93

37
62

967

703
1,019

736
1,060

891
1,275

941

1,010

386

1,212

926

56

15

Taylor

855

791
914
846

385
582

743
755
393
383

309
378

99

139

2

1

10

7

3

13

21

U

43

49

20

58

210

239

100

93

110

146

110

102

21
34
42

69

15
297
211

38
200
1C7

38

10
183
106
198
108
101

28
160

33

70
28
91
33
25

152
124
172
137

195
195

230

217
185
181

359

403

173

208

8

10

16

13

54

41

67

73

20

67

186

195

65

73

120

121

140

90

14
69
46

339
268

77
279
126

24

2
3
1
2

2

7
7

166
107
193
127
115
57
145

115
52

139
60

208
163
221
188

226
126

177
164
136
128

1,170
1,066

682

680

53

59

73

67

105

174

148

105

243

146

60

129

488

386

268

180

220

206

806

66

23
85

190

706
447
1,045
916
283
991
302
153
5

Wakulla Walton Washington

222
343

5
1
5

1
3
3

32
56
562
405
723
540
315
220
437
259

273

199

361

225

62

27

63

28

11

5

13

6

783

717

928

828

510
444

572
470
444
389

2

21

32

17

32

176

277

26

38

150

239

116
35

29

5

202

188

2

122

86

22

5

22

87
72
103
82
76
43

2
2

102
82

113
98

121
241

131
196

121
153

,219
,268

469
478

11

9
28

31
36
119
46
167
136
132
232
750
790
212
234
538
556

466

256

65
146
286

122

38

1,139

859

108

725

273

51

37

15
30
12

11
5

11
5

12

12

58
72
563
358
609
385
453
192
509
205

432

177

469

189

36

1

36

1

4

15

4

15

507

350

534

352

619
677

659

462
437
346

947
,195

339
338

20

14

1

43

41

199

59

75

217

608

857

229

274

379

533

253

287

50
134
223

210

145

897

827

57

595

228

65

10

24

16

25

15

10

15

10

4

5

3

10
3
10

48
464
366
506
376
362
111
408
126

357
111
361

121

14

5

19
5

339
362
384
422

643
703

541
500
459
333

FLORIDA

97

County Table 6.-FARM LABOR AND SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950; AND USE OF

COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER: CENSUS OF 1954

[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Estimated number of farms 195A. .

1950 . .

FARM LABOR

Week of Septeiber 26-October 2: '^

Family and/or hired workers farms reporting 19M..

1950 . .

persons 195"+ . .
1950..
Family workers. Including

operator farms reporting 1954 . .

1950..
Operators working 1 or more

hours persons 1954 . .

1950..

1 to 14 hours persons 1954 . .

15 or more hours persons 1954 . .

Unpaid members of operator's

family farms reporting 1954. .

1950 . .

persons 1954. .

1950 . .

Hired workers farms reporting 1954 . .

1950..
persons 1954 . .
1950..
Regular workers (employed 150

or , more days) farms reporting 1954..

persons 1954 . .
Seasonal workers (employed leas

than 150 days) farms reporting 1954 . .

persons 1954 . .

SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES

Specified farm expenditures^ farms reporting 1954..

1949 . .

Machine hire and/or hired

labor farms reporting 1954 . .

1949 . .

Machine hire farms reporting 1954 . .

1949..

dollars 1954..

1949 . .

Hired labor farms reporting 1954 . .

1949..
dollars 1954 . .

1949 . .

$1 to $99 farms reporting 1954 . .

$100 to $199 farms reporting 1954. .

$200 to $499 farms reporting 1954 . .

$500 to $999 farms reporting 1954 . .

$1,000 to $2,499 farms reporting 1954..

$2,500 and over farms reporting 1954..

Feed for livestock and poultry . .farms reporting 1954..

1949..

dollars 1954..

1949..

Gasoline and other petroleum fuel

and oil farms reporting 1954 . .

1949 . .

dollars 1954..

1949 . .

CottEnercial fertilizer farms reporting 1954..

dollars 1954..

tons 1954 . .

acres on which used 1954 . .

Lime and liming materials farms reporting 1954..

tons 1954 . .

dollars 1954..

acres limed 1954 . .

USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER

Oops OD «hicb coaacrcial fertilizer was used, 1954:

Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting. .

tons. .
acres on which used. .

Other pasture farms reporting . .

tons. ■
acres on which used . .

Corn farms reporting . .

tons. .
acres on which used . .

Cotton farms reporting. .

tons. .
acres on which used . .

Fruits, vegetables, and

potatoes farms reporting .

tons ■
acres on which used.

Other crops f arma reporting -

tons,
acres on which used.

57,510
56,921

45,052
43,239

108,942
131,695

42,883
41,288

41,605
38,431
12,764
28,341

13,393

18,023
19,402
26,781
11,183
11,199
47,935
66,483

5,932
26,490

6,719
21,445

56,044
43,L26

39,043
31,534
26,0%
20,062
12,634,281
5,899,191

29,792

24,536

34,233,374

64,100,179

6,175

4,445

6,522

3,731

3,363

5,051

33,492

35,291

45,444,448

31,844,013

30,736

22,606

15,074,427

10,749,272

43,517

51,792,716

1,057,932

2,319,667

7,433

364,221

2,837,579

461,768

3,426

42,843

223,915

5,172

94,957

574,680

12,455
60,664
373,776

5,349
10,176
33,006

28,186

770,627

905,727

11,603

76,634

207,716

1,585
1,804

1,364
1,463

2,487
4,443

1,322
1,435

1,301

1,350

360

941

350
685
510

1,084
303
474
676

2,009

151
327

197
349

1,545
1,471

1,001

972

441

489

118,432

83,334

899

859

1,042,366

873,658

201

133

155

167

169

74

1,104

1,156

972, X7

625,556

1,104

870

459,525

303,508

991

773,368

13,717

45,873

128

5,177

33,400

5,524

150
1,324
6,237

170
2,407
12,696

207
1,248
9,301

66
124

611
6,626
14,052

470
2,006
3,753

379
431

343
328

619
339

341
322

340
292
161
179

90
156
124
317
14
37
155
230

12
143

379
363

223

172

95

65

7,013

2,170

157

147

413,490

306,636

41

90

2

11

328

281

135,035

48,442

231

182

82,755

84,228

290

73,825

1,672

6,994

20

162

1,441

274

29
48

299
36

318
1,532

226

374

2,905

104
72
296
202
856
,947

304
219

269
202

428
417

260
195

245
170
135
110

71

125
86

195
48
27

294
138

79
53
57
35
20,937
3,605

59

33

126,150

16,550

15

1

10

6

13

14

272

168

282,950

92,610

109

63

29,470

13,810

168

60,594

1,604

7,256

24

371

2,630

371

11

619

1,805

9

113

620

26

63

225

122

780

4,530

11

30

26

648
763

552
583

937
,349

547
577

516
527
122
394

193
232
287
532
69
133
134
290

643
633

408
353
206
240
37,570
9,831

277

243

182 ,228

94,774

55

41

81

30

51

19

550

548

482,765

134,611

406

178

104,310

40,905

466

141,076

3,298

12,698

83

3,134

17,250

3,159

1,033
705

635
430

1,599
1,099

584
384

549
373
183
361

223

120
301
137
262
134
749
589

132
511

151
238

1,007
601

699
453
446
369
241,282
152,843

533

373

1,131,373

964,586

93

66
110

65
101

98

334

315

457,123

233,069

587

334

200,989

121,749

786

943,972

16,808

39,772

220

9,546

73,453

10,129

36

46

125

367

720

3,518

88

44

954

4,920

4,774

22,313

176

918

3,140

411
423

384
241

1,651
1,868

367
225

362

208

50

312

116

56
153
82
197
163
1,136
1,578

176
836

84
300

411
275

275

228

98

122

49,807

123,498

255

198

2,852,186

2,805,831

20

15

5

25

26

164

192

155
3,706,588
2,481,377

350

224

423,334

315,258

293

,107,494

20,777

41,366

27
1,706
16,283
2,217

23
1,800
8,244

24
2,145
10,924

322

1,062

3,719

90

242

350

690

168

10,969

16,046

13,177

20,588

23

99

542

786

759

1,615

616
622

510
509

804
859

503
497

488
450
245
243

126
188
164
284
74
74
152
125

21
51

615
525

335
334
181
219
36,105
22 , 133

233

234

158,415

123,331

140

45

46

16

24

12

518

411

155,135

119,761

289

223

78,401

52,607

545

253,073

6,684

28,810

46

1,526

10,784

1,708

115
931

3,580

45

763

3,850

465
2,189
11,440

79
136
479

222

1,956

6,173

193

689

3,248

100
113

55
62

160
232

51
51

45
46

7
38

12
12
13
12
25
26
102
174

17
76

9
26

90
89

52
59

19

40

6,430

31,089

52

43

298,700

147,736

9

15

59

71
112,340
71,619

49

44
53,292
30,760

50

193,024

3,788

19,934

19

3,368

27,730

3,668

14

166

4,510

9

1,372

13,490

28

1,921

1,744

1

330

220

^For 1950,"Week preceding enumeration." ^Excludes farms reporting connnerclal fertilizer and lime.

iJiri.j.*»jj.mvji^ iv^** \a\^ \J i'^ M. KMLi*^

County Table 6.-FARM LABOR AND SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES: CENSUSES OF

[Data are based on reports for only

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Estimated number of farms.

.195<.
1950.

FAHM LABOR

We?k of Scpteabcr 26-Octobcr 2: ^

Family and/or hired workers farms reporting 195^.

1950.

persons 1954 .

1950.

Family workers, including

operator farms reporting 1954 .

1950.
Operators working 1 or more

hours persons 1954 .

1950.

1 to 14 hours persons 1954 .

15 or more hours persons 1954 .

Unpaid members of operator's

family farms reporting 1954.

1950.

persons 1954.

1950.

Hired workers farms reporting 1954.

1950.

persons 1954 .

1950.

Regular workers (employed 150

or more days) farms reporting 1954 .

persons 1954 .
Seasonal workers (employed less

than 150 days ) farms reporting 1954 .

persons 1954.

SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES

Specified farm expenditures^ farms reporting 1954.

1949.

Machine hire and/or hired

labor farms reporting 1954 .

1949.

Machine hire farms reporting 1954 .

1949.

dollars 1954.

1949.

Hired labor farms reporting 1954 .

1949.
dollars 1954.

1949.

$1 to $99 farms reporting 1954.

$100 to $199 farms reporting 1954.

$200 to $499 farms reporting 1954.

$500 to $999 farms reporting 1954.

$1,000 to $2,499 farms reporting 1954.

$2,500 and over farms reporting 1954.

Feed for livestock and poultry . .farms reporting 1954.

1949.

dollars 1954.

1949.

Gasoline and other petroleum fuel

and oil farms reporting 1954 .

1949.

dollars 1954.

1949.

Commercial fertilizer farms reporting 1954.

dollars 1954.

tons 1954.

acres on which used 1954.

Lime and liming materials farms reporting 1954.

tons 1954.

dollars 1954.

acres limed 1954.

USE OF CCMMERCIAL FERTILIZER

Oops OD wbicb coBBercial fertilizer was used, 19S4:

Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting

tons
acres on which used

Other pasture farms reporting

tons
acres on which used

Corn farms reporting

tons
acres on which used

Cotton farms reporting

tons
acres on which used

Fruits, vegetables, and potatoes farms reporting

tons
acres on which used

Other crops farms reporting

tons
acres on which \ised

278
223

248
175
347
346

231

leA

231
148
106
125

21

84
29
112

71
37
87
86

258
187

146

103

123

71

22,094

28,048

L21

103,375
115,939

217

159

144,632

75,042

130

81

36,595

40,896

188

73,336

1,791

7,101

10

256

1,525

305

77

1,040

3,160

11

236

2,457

10
100

137

448

1,345

181
177

156
177
549
486

154
177

154
175
28
126

35
61
48
85

71

32

347

226

43
231

32

116

166

150

103

79

45

31

L2,979

5,448

69
402,262
199,913

12

20
13
16
27

155

125

743,655

378,672

125

75

64,262

28,341

111

176,098

4,457

10,735

33

5,111

27,563

3,728

10
1,132
4,378

55
1,486
4,027

48
172
639

99
193

70
355

351

16
L^
19
18

52

21
265
272

25

74

36
191

98
132

82

103

47

30

117,899

L2,339

32

97

1,350.391

333,432

2

1

4

1

21

53

32

82

61,197

121,496

82

109
159,553
59,427

60

676,882

12,298

16,746

22

6,6li

48,187

6,165

1

10

50

7

466

4,266

59

51

1,646

11,677

1,654

12,360

2

1

19

15

37

70

1,003
1,131

332

909

1,379

1,940

363
892

843
811
363
475

258
530
352
914

36

110
184
215

56
137

993
995

593
605
312
253
43,932
19,839

526

544

223,389

179,094

105

131

168

80

32

10

794

808

458,228

217,935

651

408

226,491

103,662

718

162,768

3,919

17,489

29

336

2,703

474

36

247

1,579

36

363

2,437

252

824
7,631

64

60

214

131

792

2,981

564

1,610

2,870

1,520
1,301

1,377
1,090
5,444
4,720

1,231
935

1,235
955
253
932

414
376
613
504

664

500

3,596

3,261

363
2,052

374
1,544

1,510
1,135

1,115

798

573

392

355,091

184,253

950

735

8,152,811

5,174,946

62

91

135

145

192

325

335

479

2,645,652

2,855,738

1,139

749

911,083

534,183

1,242

1,100,316

60,677

68,722

21

1,515

14,203

4,780

25

1,403

7,137

31

2,074

15,318

5
50
150

933

55,461

44,334

270

1,684

1,258

522

496

422

407

1,040

947

361
380

350

333

59

291

140
206
219
237

121

96

471

377

78
385

522
464

393
337
332
265
110,678
90,513

295

242

609,305

430,241

66

47

57

29

U

52

292

335

149,528

235,030

370

285

116,333

125,015

432

578,394
11,492
27,343

113

2,519

23,162

4.144

11

245

1,355

91

1,478

11,744

9,546
13,858

173
211

243

173

203
121
277
215

197
121

197
101
1L2
35

233
156

32
31
53
47
12,493
4,438

67

71

39,825

42,901

5

15

15

26

2

4

213

146

39,290

76,099

31

66

30,111

23,787

97

37,395

684

4,460

12

41

415

62

32

310

1,885

14

38

442

36
122
640

38
74
260
47
140
223

481
975

431

755

1,240

1,880

406
740

391
690
81

310

144
326
202
419

175
210
647
771

157
530

60
117

481
854

265
328
105
131
46,416
27,619

240

283

1,280,164

1,107,297

45

10

11

10

33

131

335

650

3,777,702

^, 613, 415

281

339

192,765

158,245

2X

130,910
3,024
10,398

71
4,211
32,989
7,330

33

762

4,073

42

1,781

5,303

27
120
332

70
192
235

31
169
455

1,310
1,525

1,199
1,121
1,977
1,311

1,186
1,116

1,156

1,036

577

579

285

516
411
642

153

35

410

133

46
120

116
290

1,200
1,198

505
337
267
268
59,159
25,430

384

247

266,916

108,172

130

43

99

62

16

29

1,063

992

632,933

537,352

508

406

166,572

83,6L2

854

367,125

8,768

31,275

69
1,731
14,819
2,117

138
762

2,723
124
818

3,537

484

1,704
6,733

174

496

1,657

295

1,304

2,003

258

3,668

14,652

^For 1950, "Week preceding enumeration." ^Excludes farms reporting commercial fertilizer and lime.

FLORIDA

99

1954 AND 1950; AND USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER: CENSUS OF 1954-Continued

Q sample of fanna. See text]

Ft

anklin

Gadsden

Gilchrist

Glades

Gulf

Hamilton

Hardee

Hendry

Hernando

Highlands

Hills-
borough

Holmes

Indian
River

Jackson

39

1,059

353

115

118

765

1,127

168

377

612

4,524

1,472

669

3,076

1

35

1,285

426

85

133

734

1,183

148

422

396

3,753

1,811

446

3,662

2

24

957

318

99

108

735

847

153

252

357

3,489

1,296

383

2,746

3

13

1,035

384

55

92

622

949

68

385

183

2,776

1,407

259

3,063

4

33

4,555

572

250

152

1,696

2,030

1,139

562

1,067

7,878

2,251

1,392

6,317

5

51

8,754

1,029

409

150

1,529

2,042

1,351

738

644

8,373

2,306

881

5,852

6

22

928

318

95

106

721

789

139

235

321

3,343

1,290

341

2,727

7

12

1,009

368

54

92

621

893

68

378

179

2,687

1,392

230

3,015

8

22

913

313

95

95

696

779

138

235

321

3,161

1,234

341

2,656

9

12

954

358

49

72

595

331

63

337

173

2,472

1,232

204

2,809

10

15

X2

57

30

63

75

150

47

62

44

1,088

336

81

671

11

7

571

261

65

27

621

629

91

173

277

2,073

898

260

1,985

12

194

91

24

26

318

249

49

98

51

1,292

424

60

1,077

13

416

286

24

35

305

417

26

145

69

1,380

657

37

1,386

14

261

128

36

42

520

335

57

135

64

1,645

676

60

1,892

15

672

491

27

50

528

541

26

195

84

2,242

902

103

2,123

16

4

264

36

34

13

192

338

60

56

165

834

96

151

403

17

7

329

87

25

6

93

295

33

71

71

887

98

145

464

18

11

3,381

126

119

15

480

916

944

192

682

3,072

341

991

1,769

19

39

7,128

180

333

28

406

670

1,762

206

387

3,659

122

569

920

20

2

136

16

21

8

66

109

38

25

47

426

20

109

141

21

6

2,906

46

88

10

125

228

829

67

348

1,545

36

811

325

22

3

123

23

15

5

133

259

36

38

128

516

77

89

321

23

5

475

80

31

5

355

688

115

125

334

1,527

305

180

1,444

24

39

899

353

105

102

780

1,107

168

357

607

4,259

1,472

629

3,071

25

K

1,031

412

60

103

649

1,138

115

462

202

3,260

1,483

334

3,298

36

9

593

231

70

31

638

914

98

201

560

2,977

784

464

2,178

zr

9

605

267

54

38

507

940

67

255

172

2,334

795

279

2,511

28

6

267

82

28

23

386

674

55

148

476

1,998

503

325

1,716

29

1

371

154

32

22

134

797

28

143

119

1,655

568

194

1,948

30

1,150

115,143

19,810

13,546

3,140

134,365

299,036

224,508

53,272

560,395

455,338

53,940

277,378

230,795

31

40

99,391

30,795

36,136

4,450

12,646

183,856

24,047

27,097

100,969

343,074

44,510

133,907

252,641

32

4

497

206

60

31

577

672

93

126

347

1,955

599

317

1,623

33

9

490

241

49

23

472

687

52

220

128

1,639

525

258

1,870

34

9,512

4,118,072

125,519

381,609

13,890

562,412

843,187

3,748,454

243,715

1,345,522

4,286,316

208,563

1,430,688

758,905

35

35,172

3,350,675

145,365

404,326

33,795

174,126

461,766

2,325,532

193,430

737,861

2,893,433

94,240

1,267,444

620,249

36

1

95

31

6

95

121

6

6

56

393

185

50

690

37

66

51

11

105

128

15

67

260

145

45

351

38

57

51

21

6

187

154

' 8

25

79

395

166

57

335

39

1

41

41

9

5

56

67

22

5

44

274

71

25

99

40

74

24

13

2

77

95

12

40

32

339

10

48

100

41

2

164

8

17

1

57

107

45

35

69

294

22

92

48

42

29

686

318

79

102

657

490

L23

240

115

2,706

1,264

148

2,402

43

14

336

342

47

98

475

919

109

398

120

2,580

1,272

146

2,421

44

19,995

678,580

83,927

247,180

34,770

203,345

327,910

314,616

754,933

174,756

5,820,875

380,907

230,168

995,347

45

15,909

508,255

108,900

85,152

29,155

64,170

295,623

134,381

502,401

141,673

3,295,535

240,200

188,095

561,774

46

29

570

278

84

50

648

761

98

170

263

2,266

701

352

1,148

47

9

448

277

44

33

277

764

78

221

150

1,836

407

152

%6

48

7,011

374.049

101,321

86,008

8,820

399,941

271,744

338,468

57,377

136,109

883,905

121,213

194,242

417,612

49

5,385

276,511

91,555

73,711

4,785

122,052

153, 152

214,598

52,259

117,171

523,188

59,130

153,583

263,131

50

12

857

288

56

92

716

974

95

198

559

3,049

1,205

516

2,513

51

3,230

1,262,143

162,913

117,581

13,770

345,825

1,041,969

680,773

228,704

1,074,188

2,405,492

401,572

900,439

1,022,036

52

69

20,150

3,782

2,474

353

7,700

21,777

13,799

4,712

22,401

50,629

10,163

19,024

26,019

53

349

53,979

11,221

13,201

1,962

34,969

33,456

58,409

10,687

47,351

88,717

53,517

36,395

140,360

54

53

29

13

28

360

37

6

258

758

86

105

178

155

1,380

126

150

1,041

11,101

4,670

1,241

17,900

20,248

1,476

5,838

4,066

36

13,907

1,543

1,390

6,085

100,827

49,977

6,605

129,907

170,899

13,973

50,214

30,126

57

2,143

586

525

961

11,583

4,608

2,022

27,997

23,155

1,790

7,536

5,773

58

1

35

17

11

29

44

51

8

28

9

187

83

20

270

59

50

1,296

208

110

62

126

394

151

424

397

1,574

426

458

1,920

60

144

5,713

917

285

500

694

2,713

1,690

2,639

2,033

7,388

2,119

5,120

9,754

61

1

108

31

• 44

22

77

115

31

36

40

421

175

36

229

62

is

1,221

S36

1,374

214

796

1,546

2,615

247

2,488

4,918

1,407

930

2,267

63

170

5,815

1,610

9,021

940

3,853

7,777

24,656

2,026

23,263

30,062

7,105

5,690

12,511

64

5

778

35

2

51

493

11

8

2

39

1,046

1

2,157

65

2

6,780

334

10

52

2,664

42

57

11

90

4,908

48

9,803

66

10

33,395

49

96

215

1,788

SO

465

22,482

323

461

1,561

90

450

65

350

30,715

707
1,657
5,023

100

65,523

1,361
1,972
7,152

67

63
69

70

10

231

251

13

31

322

925

74

147

486

2,554

429

465

744

71

2

1,286

2,617

410

20

930

20,021

6,758

3,940

18,875

43,157

599

15,445

1,760

72

20

1,464

6,080

1,045

42

2,315

22,866

5,964

5,569

21,620

50,418

2,721

19,422

5,741

73

5

418

165

8

10

628

3

7

45

120

604

8

1,705

74

1

9,446

372

570

12

2,725

4,218

90

596

820

1,173

2,153

7,994

75

5

7,165

821

2,810

15

3,642

25,644

492

560

1,490

5,367

6,063

38,101

76

100

STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES

County Table 6.-FARM LABOR AND SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES: CENSUSES OF

[Data are based on reports for only

Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Jefferson

Ufayette

Lake

Lee

Leon

Levy

Liberty

Madison

Manatee

Marion

1

2

892
1,083

470
439

3,0U
1,711

467
395

902
1,219

488
584

283
238

1,070
1,213

834
831

1,74*
1,906

1950 . . .

FARM LABOR

3

5
6

Week of Scpteaber 26-October 2; ^

Family and/or hired workers farms reporting 1954...

1950 . . .

persons V)5^. ..

1950...

854
1,002
2,278
2,766

400
314
873
791

1,562
1,032
3,624
3,376

411

310

1,474

1,577

817

927

1,826

1,915

458

436

857

1,022

228
168
392
242

945
1,071
1,853
2,787

641

671

2,126

2,776

1,170
1,561
2,572
3,577

7

Family workers, indluding

84A
983

398
314

1,273
899

393
287

802
885

436
421

228
168

937
1,059

597
613

1,133

1,513

n

1950...

9

Operators working 1 or more

826
928
144
682

420
453
743
833

382

308

55

327

195
219
350
344

1,226
863
299
927

386

314
550
449

388

274

73

315

US
96

178
128

756
755
212
544

361

470
683
816

430

386

84

346

168
220
228
326

213
148
U3

70

78

81

103

86

935
989
179
756

360
644

477
1,044

586
575
160
426

170
249
219
320

1,121

1,397

347

774

258
5X
342
732

10
11
12

U

1950 . - .

15 or more hours persons 1954 . . .

Unpaid members of operator's

u

15
16

1950 . . .

persons 1954 . . .

1950...

17
18
19

20

93

200

709

1,005

45
47
141
139

583

461

1,848

2,064

141

124

908

1,175

UO
128
387
344

93
97
199

310

44
7

76
8

152
206
441
754

234

278

1,321

1,881

315

347

1,109

1,448

1950...

persons 1954 . . .

1950...

21

22

23

2i

Regular workers (employed 150

or more days) farms reporting 1954. . .

persons 1954 . . .
Seasonal workers (employed less

than 150 days) farms reporting 1954...

persons 1954. . .

SPECIFIED FARM EXPEMDITURES

57
340

61
369

15
23

36
118

280
844

360
1,0(X

102
512

54
396

56
205

88
182

59
122

39
77

8
8

36
68

76
164

88
277

134
821

U2
500

Ul
454

241
655

25

26

1949...

882

1,045

470
317

2,935
1,233

457
342

882
1,013

473
510

283
235

1,0U
1,057

834
712

1,706
1,646

27

Machine hire and/or hired

541
615
227
334
30,222
59,015

4U

282

300

75

81,152

7,805

2,432

1,032

2,182

698

1,572,840

387,060

311

227

193

129

115,487

37,228

556
495
445
295
60,306
33,017

304
333
169
180
55,935
30,923

157

90

U9

71

10,320

2,942

804
694
236
317
36, U2
25,055

574
549
328
408
118, 599
154.951

1,137
892

760

538

237,773

117,856

28
29

30
31
32

1949...

Machine hire farms reporting 1954 . . .

1949 . . .

dollars 1954...

1949 . . .

400

470

764,078

505,058

122

76

87

31

42

42

383

272

173,006

108,132

30

67

151

106

25

4

1,646
784
3,228,918
2,316,397
191
232
530
228
183
282

201

185

1,853,802

1,272,357

35

3

18

22

31

92

351

319

392,718

265,892

151

38

92

26

12

32

257

278

258,910

263,704

18

55

81

30

48

25

97

30

19,510

7,960

60

1

29

1

6

767

639

365,008

286,110

156

203

216

102

74

16

469

449
2,015,462
1,853,947

106
45
99
39
78

102

902

707

1,509,557

1,247,997

284

122

192

83

94

127

34
35
36
37
38
39
i.0
41
42

1949 . . .

dollars 1954...

1949 . . .

$1 to $99 farms reporting 1954...

$200 to $499 farms reporting 1954 . . .

$500 to $999 farms reporting 1954. . .

$1,000 to $2,499 farms reporting 1954...

$2,500 and over farms reporting 1954...

43
44
45
46

Feed for livestock and poultry. .farms reporting 1954...

1949 . . .

dollars 1954...

1949 . . .

697

774

202,211

178,442

424

246

329,543

92,125

460

556

536,376

242,036

267

225

600,300

145,628

583

759

306,274

299,251

422

442

263,709

161,202

268

200

270,800

58,991

724

880

375,442

274,517

455

425

748,783

348,441

1,214

1,262

874,850

840,180

47

Gasoline and other petroleum fuel

368

253

178,954

165,870

404

241

177,560

79,995

1,134

583

483,340

309,380

281

244

240,027

175, 950

319

252

125,420

87,880

325

345

165,879

123,805

122

80

24,940

7,020

736

396

247,771

111,205

498

428

263,484

231,344

999

769

478,732

312,583

48
49
50

1949 . . ,

dollars 1954...

1949 . . .

51
52
53

54

Commercial fertilizer farms reporting 1954...

dollars 1954 . . .

tons 1954...

acres on which used 1954...

704

369,960

8,488

49,128

424

184,686

4,086

19,888

2,592

3,913,043

80,355

117,133

320
870,954
18,382
21,029

550

251,338

5,102

25,860

325

221,223

5,065

21,956

212

17,425

440

2,977

930

378,553

8,690

49,467

588

619,837

12,968

22,895

1,117

1,095,151

25,211

63,424

55
56
57
58

Lime and liming materials farms reporting 1954...

tons 1954...

dollars 1954...

acres limed 1954 . . .

USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER

33

1,230
8,730
2,550

78

937

5,416

2,263

360
17,820
162,582
25,902

103

4.914

45,491

6,971

46
4,038
15,766
7,511

30
3,443
13,266
3,755

15

260

2,020

420

20

926

6,167

1,006

156

9,478

64, 159

8,562

221
13,653
70,713
13,875

59
60
61
62
63
64

Crops on vbich coaaercial fertilizer «as used, 1954:

Hay and cropland pastiu-e farms reporting. . .

tons . . .
acres on i^lch used . . .

Other pasture farms reporting...

tons. ..
acres on which used. . .

37

458

2,712

41

873

7,527

85

260

1,530

97

524

3,530

33

778

5,343

75

4,295

14,938

30

784

3,585

63

974

4,436

53

462

2,540

53
1,380
5,337

23
235

1,427

87

1,122

7,651

6

20

160

52

158

1,320

132
554

4,666
83
558

3,247

30

706

3,277

116

1,207

6,710

78

2,124

9,821

178

3,754

21,219

65
66
67

492

3,612

20,955

229

946

9,105

13

32

232

1
5
5

412
1,832
11,994

85

507

3,453

138

192

1,277

681

3,496

30,500

5
2
5

184

748

4,178

tons. . .
acres on which used . . .

68
69

70

326

292

1,579

51

70

272

26
58

155

257
229
871

484

726

2,542

tons . . .
acres on which used.. .

71
72
73
74
75
76

Fruits, vegetables, and potatoes farms reporting...

acres on which used . . .

Other crops farms reporting . . .

tons . . .

215
1,029
3,206

303
2,203
13,479

194

868

2,267

363
1,417
3,448

2,530

72,939

95,825

44

1,802

880

198
14,142
10,036
61
2,472
2,987

155
796

3,155
152
443

1,670

221

2,672

6,571

135

514

3,082

70
32
85

30
36

135

341

979

3,557

768

2,330

5,065

453
8,911
10,588
73
2,122
2,278

888

17,753

25, 4U

93

829

2,840

^For 1950, "Week preceding enumeration."

^Excludes farms reporting commercial fertilizer and lime.

FLORIDA

101

1954 AND 1950; AND USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER: CENSUS OF 1954-Continuecl

a sample of farms . See text]

Martin

Monroe

Nassau

Okaloosa

Okeechobee

Orange

Osceola

PaliE Beach

Pasco

Pinellas

Polk

Putnam

St. Johns

St. Luci'e

Santa Rosa

191

11

191

804

221

2,662

536

367

1,000

791

4,046

635

329

737

1,207

1

205

5

417

993

126

1,780

399

851

1,100

769

3,256

730

363

515

1,404

2

U8

11

lAl

704

196

1,495

451

767

810

585

2,190

510

269

502

1,107

3

153

5

292

7U

115

1,183

299

632

637

507

2,161

621

265

404

1,073

4

421

11

341

1,031

422

3,697

756

5,673

1,691

1,406

5,151

949

809

2,167

2,113

5

566

5

555

1,177

209

4,680

577

U,099

1,565

1,198

6,933

1,166

2,268

1,904

1,756

6

U7

10

140

696

171

1,393

439

749

731

525

1,946

490

250

405

1,102

7

130

5

236

739

93

1,021

282

637

613

431

1,953

569

231

337

1,032

8

112

10

123

691

157

1,358

432

725

761

510

1,832

490

225

369

1,082

9

110

5

266

674

37

946

234

617

568

466

1,330

543

188

312

946

10

26

5

30

310

11

441

209

126

266

123

697

228

46

102

407

11

36

5

93

381

U6

917

223

599

495

387

1,185

262

179

267

675

12

36

58

141

63

387

71

232

284

U3

531

71

67

119

336

13

85

122

297

30

375

lU

141

198

151

714

175

89

98

423

14

37

105

218

102

503

37

321

341

168

732

110

69

155

483

15

113

163

400

37

489

147

196

266

131

962

249

106

123

569

16

70

1

52

50

72

449

83

370

133

242

640

164

n6

255

117

17

77

58

77

48

470

76

371

161

176

766

146

165

223

167

13

272

1

113

122

163

1,836

237

4,632

589

728

2,537

349

515

1,643

548

19

343

126

103

85

3,245

196

10,286

731

551

4,146

374

1,974

1,469

241

20

56

1

34

28

50

249

52

269

115

167

356

80

72

153

39

21

201

1

82

41

109

1,242

175

2,498

358

549

1,584

158

304

809

101

22

22

24

23

32

280

41

194

106

112

374

110

65

131

96

23

71

31

81

54

594

62

2,134

231

179

953

191

211

834

447

24

191

6

181

804

221

2,647

536

797

1,000

785

4,021

630

299

737

1,192

25

158

5

365

837

130

1,466

338

689

777

573

2,747

629

326

477

1,260

26

U2

1

110

356

160

2,263

306

559

716

615

3,492

407

198

646

696

27

lOO

U7

406

94

1,185

220

473

485

403

2,138

403

210

387

759

28

63

22

293

81

1,954

177

255

558

434

2,817

221

79

394

592

29

33

42

250

56

857

169

206

343

272

1,697

262

94

293

510

30

93,565

9,190

27,220

43,737

1,319,471

37. OU

358, 921

193,475

234,847

2,330,079

41,717

69,761

373, 516

177,767

31

58,047

3,345

13,235

39,189

425,229

35,070

121, U2

130,805

73,081

1,113,221

95,954

46, 685

249,645

72,340

32

136

1

100

201

142

1,685

236

498

491

449

2,469

297

192

551

555

33

90

127

266

87

813

U2

401

355

283

1,483

317

200

332

584

34

793,097

1,800

187,320

83,040

421,905

4,U«,217

433,527

9,599,679

1,093,855

1,305,139

7,634,871

606,876

L, 471,641

3,132,644

328,726

35

323,696

216,493

79, 930

164,019

5,130,193

218,128

5,746,591

787,415

972,003

7,534,532

564,671

986,899

1,844,242

230, 970

36

12

26

90

40

349

81

17

97

95

256

76

15

108

145

37

10

45

6

280

22

45

82

60

216

36

21

60

75

33

10

23

22

31

343

27

61

no

65

459

59

14

96

150

39

18

10

16

10

226

24

29

53

35

481

8

26

53

86

40

38

1

23

24

16

195

24

42

83

50

450

64

48

83

72

41

48

18

4

39

292

53

304

66

144

607

54

63

146

27

42

88

135

693

194

627

425

472

594

297

1,126

364

178

177

1,042

43

91

5

334

731

U8

708

307

421

581

319

1,678

447

207

197

1,009

44

107,409

870,630

228,775

174,533

1,316,898

1,052,396

2,626,265

1,388,143

1,387,184

1,516,657

754,375

288,759

320,048

419,040

45

43,892

210

1,454,926

146,545

73,065

1,376,921

271,593

1,297,829

872,869

1,593,234

1,305,796

545,744

221,372

83,733

238,465

46

101

6

90

383

195

1,049

286

573

533

471

1,637

377

205

406

676

47

126

185

180

96

649

193

478

339

230

1,443

293

204

352

573

43

99,349

740

47,275

50,870

140,670

531, 177

136,934

1,063,705

262,596

164,883

834,242

134,651

249,916

390,219

200,392

49

58,371

52,664

32,240

55,247

607,914

82,399

793,262

157,328

184,377

1,053,570

110,927

152,706

245,912

123,684

50

161

65

583

115

2,286

372

558

701

581

3,444

439

198

613

931

51

285,467

71,826

176,982

306,882

3,993,543

318,952

3,069,980

1,099,706

649,324

8,058,485

365,382

1,023,889

1,440,740

444,133

52

5,745

1,702

4,369

6,798

79,078

6,910

55,882

24,209

12,609

155,641

7,800

21,292

30,812

12,031

53

12,252

6,858

18,701

17,934

109,755

23,723

120, 993

49,472

17,660

195, 170

14,416

21,246

70,498

48,786

54

46

18

44

39

561

Ul

131

158

166

1,188

79

56

130

112

55

4,105

1,431

1,U5

4,973

28,803

7,156

3,701

10,366

4,288

79,531

2,924

2,685

11,999

1,950

56

30,265

10,185

8,440

39, 5U

248,828

52,750

85,944

82,236

33,299

645,562

24,610

31,694

113,964

15,535

57

13.077

825

1,313

4,890

36,780

U,537

13,296

15,579

4,%1

84,406

2,933

4,211

22,812

2,405

58

8

15

59

1

55

22

49

111

39

114

36

6

28

165

59

660

210

304

10

2,372

122

2,213

984

302

3,555

600

242

370

1,089

60

3,155

1.389

1,740

200

10,837

840

U,690

5,229

2,029

U,379

3,215

784

5,696

3,905

61

24

34

m

88

115

129

132

84

59

278

37

23

53

183

62

716

1,278

672

2,350

2,702

3,184

5,530

2,380

416

6,542

474

512

1,722

907

63

4,847

4.711

4,105

U,419

15,624

17,831

35,782

20,544

1,771

37,147

2,625

2,305

28, 388

4,942

64

2

22

456

9

6

U

3

33

50

7

755

65

32

158

2,099

94

50

752

27

60

250

12

4,745

66

135

650

8,952

157
338
944

483

215

2,960

90

265

1,185

51

21,612

501
1,992
5,787

67

68
69

70

102

9

UO

28

2,092

251

360

594

iAe

3,137

381

177

558

259

71

4,258

12

117

3,937

72,750

3,546

43,586

20,501

11,520

144,806

6,396

20,308

28,576

473

72

3,845

20

270

3,315

31,738

4,837

56,336

22,935

13,360

141, 934

7,156

17,764

36,238

1,919

73

25

16

132

93

10

58

13

51

51

41

3

36

484

74

70

46

856

1,230

5

2,932

328

373

473

100

312

189

2,762

75

70

73

2,564

1,383

10

12,620

870

500

360

180

276

470

10,126

76

102

STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES

County Table 6.-FARM LABOR AND SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950; AND USE OF

COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER: CENSUS OF 1954-C:ontinued

[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Taylor

Estljnated number of farms 195i...

1950...

FARM LABOR

Week of Septeaber 26-Octaber 2: '■

Family and/or hired workers farms reporting 1954...

1950...
persons 1954 .. .
1950...
Family workers, including

operator farms reporting 1954 .. .

1950...
Operators working 1 or more

hours persons 1954 —

1950...

1 to 14 hours persons 1954...

15 or more hours persons 1954 . . .

Unpaid members of operator's

family farms reporting 1954...

1950...

persons 1954 . . .

1950 . . .

Hired workers farms reporting 1954 . . .

1950 . . .
persons 1954 . . .
1950...
Regular workers (employed 150

or more days ) farms reporting 1954 . . .

persons 1954 . . .
Seasonal workers (employed less

than 150 days) farms reporting 1954. . .

persons 1954 . . .

SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES

Specified farm expenditures^ farms reporting 1954...

1949...

Machine hire and/or hired

labor farms reporting 1954 . .

1949..

Machine hire farms reporting 1954 . .

1949..

dollars 1954..

1949..

Hired labor farms reporting 1954..

1949..
dollars 1954..

1949..

$1 to $99 farms reporting 1954..

$100 to $199 farms reporting 1954..

$200 to ^99 farms reporting 1954..

$500 to $999 farms reporting 1954..

$1,000 to $2,499 farms reporting 1954..

$2,500 and over farms reporting 1954..

Feed for livestock and poultry, .farms reporting 1954..

1949..

dollars 1954..

1949 . .

Gasoline and other petroleum fuel

and oil farms reporting 1954..

1949..

dollars 1954..

1949..

Cocniercial fertilizer farms reporting 1954..

dollars 1954..

tons 1954..

acres on which used 1954 . .

Lime and liming materials farms reporting 1954..

tons 1954..

dollars 1954..

acres limed 1954 . .

USE OF G0^WERCIAL FERTILIZER

Crops on vhicb cOBBCrcial fertilizer was used, 1954:

Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting . . .

tons . . .
acres on which used...

Other pasture farms reporting. . .

tons . . .
acres on which used . . .

Com farms reporting . . .

tons . . .
acres on which used...

Cotton farms reporting . . .

tons . . .
acres on which used . . .

Fmlts, vegetables, and potatoes farms reporting...

tons. . .
acres on which used. . ,

Other crops farms reporting . . .

tons . . .
acres on which used...

34a
268

283
183
618
908

249

160

244
149
81
163

32
79
37
97
104
64
337
662

85
255

35
82

345
2U

210
129
108
43
38,681
21,498

195

114

874,145

390,367

26

20

42

30

22

55

190

175

234,544

89,233

233

110
104,555
49,687

265

383,839

7,439

17,350

67
4,067
26,647
4,852

28

485

2,330

70

1,606

7,874

1
20

130

159

5,082

6,121

25

224

395

785

541

630

422

1,837

3,570

549

370

508
365

182
326

151
140
160
178
287
222
1,169
3,027

189
687

140
482

785
494

589
379
337
212
66,068
105,106

489

334
1,791,687
2,206,337

111
70
77
20
83

128

326

235

507,712

214,923

499

282

242,267

351,270

639

1,113,333

22,999

23,946

m

3,298

28,849

4,133

20

385

1,410

26

850

5,226

731
999

561

821

1,188

1,736

557
800

542
773
109
433

201

414
306
598
121
200
340
365

582

21,174

16,484

47

630

1,066

106
280

721
861

476
630
290
409
77,661
62,512

396

510

338,244

394,572

75

45

118

49

74

35

611

742

416,041

419,240

564

533

126,206

123,986

470

390,728

8,171

17,270

59

2,089
10,699
2,306

43

215

1,140

77
1,150
6,343

42
108
703

5
42
liC

377
6,612

8,840
26
36
104

1,723
2,009

1,548
1,719
3,128
3,832

1,534
1,682

1,482
1,581

306
1,176

607
887
986
1,522
294
328
660
729

117
161

213
499

1,722
1,776

1,422
1,385

759

568

131,809

57,232

1,327

1,294

653,972

385,985

275

205

453

226

118

50

1,305

1,496

330,304

271,439

1,309

1,104

525,160

292,906

1,498

510,809

11,036

49,242

45
1,224
6,369
1,464

95
603

5,151
157
781

7,064

627
2,191
19,120

180
151
580

612
2,448
7,793
1,361

4,722
9,901

309
378

229
236
343
392

228
236

216
226

105
111

38
101

66
137

23

la

61
29

22
49

299
233

139

67

66

26

6,700

6,680

120

52

89,053

19,193

41

25

25

16

3

10

267

215

57,400

80,825

151

52

42,237

13,107

209

32,800

669

3,637

21
44

505

8

72

371

140

322

2,426

7
23

30

18

50

105

202

244

359

403

304
282
372
386

297
272

287
257

108
179

34

102

37

197

18

61

48

432

13
44

319
328

177

207

94

72

18,435

6,910

126

177

96,750

134,370

16

20

55

24

3

277

288

108,660

77,704

181

117

50,030

32,660

248

36,618

2,058

6,968

48

1,663

10,113

2,155

21

374

1,531

49

376

1,304

149

396

2,035

12
12
27

76
478
959
153
422
605

1,170
1,066

966

830

1,912

2,014

914
766

394
726
366
523

230
260
285
363
282
366
733
920

159
394

151
339

1,U5
875

780
719
553
539
232,539
133,255

507

573

1,085,074

1,245,772

71

71

106
78
79

102

432

449

428,918

637,851

637

424

223,017

146,332

947

794,982

16,509

27,925

141

3,992

23,137

4,356

58

471

2,877

75

1,656

10,643

1
4
10

794
12,202
13,686

208
2,142

222

343

107
303
149
475

107
293

102

273

51

51

35

m

45
173

1
22

2
29

207
298

51
98
33
21
2,660
1,090

41

88

9,510

14,915

11

16

8

5

1

207

277

48,800

33,430

87

53

27,790

9,340

75

19,856

520

2,795

32
37

425
13
67

370

49

290

1,660

30
85
26
46
255

1,219
1,268

1,124

945

2,024

1,491

1,112
935

1,097
865
494
603

283
376
425
497
131
85
502
129

100
461

1,134
1,045

583

521

443

404

54,966

24,535

407

315

158,890

67,110

130

103

82

67

12

8

992

862

562, 514

369,015

474

367

108,025

60,350

864

259,143

6,655

34,179

U4
2,037
12,850
3,160

147
926

4,120
113
596

3,915

683
2,868
17,111

377

995

2,806

276
531

3,151
342
723

2,831

^For 1950, "Week preceding enumeration."

^Excludes farms reporting commercial fertilizer and lime.

FLORIDA

103

County Table 7 (Part 1 of 2 ) .-LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS; CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950

[For cotnparabi

lity of data

on livestock

and poultry, see text and State Table 12

]

Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)

The State

Alachua

Baker

Bay

Bradford

Brevard

Broward

Calhoun

Charlotte

1

Cattle and dairy products:

Cattle and calves farms reporting 195^...

30,055

1,045

256

163

424

186

141

406

86

2

1950 . . .

29,750

1,066

189

136

433

125

111

396

52

3

number igs-i . . .

1,647,348

43,493

6,041

3,444

9,609

42,115

40,617

9,354

27,495

i

1950...

1,101,239

26,331

1,993

1,854

5,946

14,200

22,838

4,490

20,632

5

Cows, including heifers that
have calved farms reporting 195i...

27,776

969

221

144

384

158

128

390

83

6

1950...

27,806

1,031

189

125

416

111

93

385

51

7

number 195^ . . .

904,230

21,994

3,508

1,881

5,266

23,154

28,615

4,866

15,819

a

1950...

601,122

13,618

988

1,144

3,550

7,060

16,933

2,565

12,975

9

Milk cows farms reporting 195A. . .

16,738

489

87

116

207

90

56

246

29

10

1950...

21,615

775

154

112

265

96

76

299

31

11

number 195^.. .

158,877

2,749

415

676

431

554

20,454

1,201

602

12

1950...

131,271

3,253

273

426

666

494

13,717

931

394

13

Heifers and heifer calves farms reporting 195'i...

23,330

885

217

105

359

149

117

329

77

li

number 195-4. . .

389,701

11,079

1,690

955

2,721

10,657

7,894

2,768

5,404

15

Steers and bulls including steer
and bull calves farms reporting 1954 —

21,219

760

181

36

304

130

116

291

80

16

number 1954.. .

353,417

10,420

843

608

1,622

8,304

4,108

1,720

6,272

17

Whole milk sold farms reporting 1954...

1,307

27

3

13

10

11

31

17

5

18

1949 . . .

1,695

^3

1

19

13

22

41

16

6

19

gallons 1954 . . .

74,595,796

952,200

157,094

336,370

47,500

194,388

12,744,197

278,367

297,103

20

1949...

54,448,108

781,076

10

152,630

46,421

129,701

9,165,777

72,070

81,300

21

dollars 1954...

43,082,908

527,928

102,269

163,273

21,654

113,472

7,420,395

131,191

168,537

22

1949 . . .

34,423,300

496,136

6

91,435

28,873

72,604

6,707,406

32,078

63,421

23

Cream sold farms reporting 1954...

212

2

3

4

3

24

1949 . . .

436

12

4

5

3

2

8

2

25

pounds of butterfat 1954...

34,524

284

780

125

435

26

1949...

181,260

3,141

207

196

2,049

10,169

7,461

1,507

27

dollars 1954...

18,556

199

425

73

223

28

1949...

149,024

1,980

135

145

1,228

6,000

4,425

1,519

29

Cows milked, day preceding
enumeration farms reporting 1954 . . .

13,004

360

55

98

128

73

46

182

27

30

number of cows 1954 . . .

108,548

1,692

267

490

223

310

15,330

635

422

31

Milk produced, day preceding
enumeration gallons 1954 . . .

239,102

3,473

503

858

359

644

35,335

1,216

992

32

Butter churned, week preceding
enumeration farms reporting 1954. . .

5,559

131

9

51

43

28

4

44

1

33

pounds 1954...

13,725

349

17

160

102

84

7

108

5

34

Horses and nules:

Horses and/or mules farms reporting 1954 —

17,931

746

199

35

264

103

143

206

47

35

1950...

26,903

1,095

262

104

497

71

125

335

31

36

number 1954 . . .

34,048

1,229

259

116

344

351

488

261

171

37

51,052

2,170

347

140

679

216

555

548

133

38

Horses and colts, including
ponies farms reporting 1954 . . .

9,969

442

105

47

159

94

93

88

46

39

1950...

13,575

695

116

57

259

62

82

146

29

40

number 1954 . . .

21,217

735

122

73

211

338

374

109

170

41

1950...

26,935

1,213

140

73

334

206

395

132

130

42

Mules and mule colts farms reporting 1954...

9,141

394

109

41

123

12

62

130

1

«

1950...

16,078

648

167

56

286

10

59

272

3

44

number 1954 . . .

15,831

494

137

43

133

13

114

152

1

45

1950...

24,117

957

207

62

345

10

160

366

3

46

Hogs:

Hogs and pigs farms reporting 1954 . . .

19,116

780

304

116

291

59

10

400

2

47

1950. . .

26,269

1,048

337

122

468

73

26

510

12

48

number 1954. . .

419,725

26,137

3,541

1,535

3,800

1,139

984

10,006

12

49

1950...

458,764

26,565

5,060

2,993

5,031

458

1,911

10,882

1X8

■50

Bom before June 1 farms reporting 1954...

17,286

712

281

96

267

49

9

370

2

51

number 1954...

211,803

12,935

1,826

936

1,651

634

858

5,213

6

52

12,737

523

190

75

182

34

7

302

1

53

number 1954...

207,922

13,202

1,715

599

2,149

505

116

4,793

6

5A

Sows and gilts farrowing farms reporting 1954...

13,159

536

214

67

160

28

8

306

2

55

number 1954 . . .

73,640

4,183

534

299

694

174

80

1,694

5

56

Between Dec. 1 and June 1 farms reporting 1954...

10,109

419

152

49

114

21

7

254

1

57

1950...

16,622

776

259

82

259

20

12

381

5

58

number 1954 . . .

39,777

2,298

319

173

344

101

45

376

1

59

1950...

55,376

3,610

617

521

504

71

33

1,399

IS

:6o

After June 1 farms reporting 1954...

9,798

401

148

40

115

19

5

206

2

61

number 1954 . . .

33,863

1,835

265

126

350

73

35

813

4

fe2

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11/7-11/13

11/21-11/27

11/21-11/27

ll/a-lV27

11/14-11/20

10/24-10/31

10/17-10/23

11/14-11/20

11/1-11/6

104

STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES

County Table 7 (Parl 1 of 2 ) .-LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK

[For comparability of data on livestocK

Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Citrus

Clay

Collier

Columbia

Dade

De Soto

Dixie

Duval

Escambia

Flagler

1

Cattle and dairy products:

Cattle and calves farms reporting 1954...

182

141

52

718

176

317

144

268

984

62

2

1950...

142

98

64

730

165

306

101

463

985

64

3

number 1954...

12,061

15,690

22,284

16,144

31,499

47,932

6,093

23,001

14,273

9,201

4

1950...

7,430

7,630

45,015

8,175

19,427

41,199

4,793

16,634

7,876

9,548

5

Cows, including heifers that
have calved farms reporting 1954...

174
132

132
38

50
62

686
703

131
U5

298
290

129
94

223
383

901
932

60
60

6

1950...

7

number 1954...

6,698

9,465

11,479

8,768

21,345

26,904

3,285

17,309

7,702

5,045

8

1950...

3,576

4,685

18,445

4,470

U,678

21,840

2,156

12,394

4,535

6,422

9

Milk cows farms reporting 1954 . . .

90

50

10

298

87

124

83

153

772

21

10

1950...

89

50

16

535

128

186

68

328

801

30

H

number 1954 . . .

321

3,055

13

1,079

15,730

414

130

14,544

4,273

311

12

1950...

234

1,547

19

1,695

13,737

518

207

10,697

3,116

330

13

Heifers and heifer calves ... .farms reporting 1954...

160

128

41

528

134

249

112

227

706

50

U

number 1954 . . .

3,577

4,324

5,106

4,043

5,225

11,822

1,473

4,272

3,969

2,706

15

Steers and bulls including steer
and bull calves farms reporting 1954...

141

124

50

485

115

241

94

202

622

54

16

number 1954 . . .

1,786

1,901

5,699

3,333

4,929

9,206

1,335

1,420

2,602

1,450

17

Whole milk sold farms reporting 1954 . . .

3

8

11

34

8

71

107

4

18

1949...

5

4

1

13

56

10

2

89

88

3

19

gallons 1954...

130,856

1,841,180

229,898

3,636,752

102,177

9,714,723

1,251,563

161,360

20

1949 .. .

33,112

907,175

233

140,092

8,539,132

78,436

36,575

6,330,246

919,837

128,320

21

dollars 1954...

55,625

1,426,134

127,580

5,097,190

56,995

5,672,733

731,743

100,720

22

1949...

26,426

683,718

200

96,344

5,732,494

56,271

21,045

3,704,134

529,948

66,448

23

Cream sold farms reporting 1954...

2

3

2

1

8

2

24

1949...

2

1

8

1

6

1

7

9

3

25

pounds of butterfal 1954...

31

309

440

50

3,138

232

26

85

5,125

472

6,994

1,400

15

28,606

2,096

360

27

dollars 1954...

17

170

273

30

1,263

116

28

1949 . . .

57

3,650

297

4,000

1,893

7

17,159

1,348

215

29

Cows milked, day preceding
enumeration farms reporting 1954...

78

37

2

220

72

98

47

142

633

17

30

number of cows 1954 . . .

237

2,392

2

607

10, 597

270

53

U,762

2,712

212

31

Milk produced, day preceding
enumeration gallons 1954. . .

506

5,216

4

992

23,734

479

94

27,816

5,170

451

32

Butter churned, week preceding

enumeration farms reporting 1954...

24

8

1

52

15

18

23

19

293

6

33

pounds 1954 . . .

54

57

1

108

33

57

49

33

678

16

34

Horses and aules:

Horses and/or mules farms reporting 1954 . . .

96

89

50

509

134

202

74

135

363

35

35

1950...

101

84

56

756

137

194

88

290

704

56

36

number 1954...

207

211

193

709

476

441

105

234

504

108

37

1950...

217

206

214

1,107

578

488

144

477

981

201

38

Horses and colts, including
ponies farms reporting 1954...

92

79

47

209

U4

166

55

101

231

34

39

1950...

93

63

41

281

117

178

63

186

403

47

40

number 1954 . . .

197

181

186

290

429

390

84

182

337

90

41

1950...

202

159

171

368

512

466

100

321

549

155

42

Mules and mule colts farms reporting 1954 —

9

23

3

350

28

41

21

48

149

3

43

1950...

10

38

19

571

40

22

32

135

353

23

44

number 1954.. .

10

30

7

419

47

51

21

52

167

18

45

1950...

15

47

43

739

66

22

44

156

432

46

46

Hojrs:

Hogs and pigs farms reporting 1954...

78

80

11

643

31

37

174

128

496

17

47

1950 . . .

121

90

27

848

35

91

126

351

853

30

48

number 1954 —

3,332

1,636

51

16,499

2,713

365

6,237

4,816

5,672

212

49

1950...

3,030

1,980

1,192

17,636

3,805

573

4,667

5,853

9,762

857

50

Born before June 1 farms reporting 1954...

70

68

10

595

27

19

166

93

413

11

51

number 1954 . . .

1,794

646

41

8,015

1,445

237

3,025

2,561

2,480

80

52

55

44

3

444

16

30

140

92

294

11

53

number 1954 . . .

1,538

990

10

8,484

1,268

126

3,212

2,255

3,192

132

54

Sows and gilts farrowing farms reporting 1954...

55

43

1

496

16

18

137

48

255

8

55

number 1954...

651

278

3

3,<X1

155

108

1,102

1,035

1,056

41

56

Between Dec. 1 and June 1 farms reporting 1954...

52

33

1

422

15

15

104

36

177

4

57

1950 . . .

66

52

14

614

10

35

87

147

410

'■

58

number 1954 . . .

382

126

2

1,740

93

80

557

650

539

18

59

1950. . .

291

276

134

2,021

168

59

472

592

916

63

60

After June 1 farms reporting 1954...

43

37

1

367

12

10

113

32

186

6

61

number 1954 . . .

269

152

1

1,301

62

28

545

385

517

23

62

Average date of enumeration 1954...

lO/lD-1046

L1/14-1V20

IOAMO/16

11/21-11,*7

10/24-10/Sl

10/17-10/23

11/21-11/27

11/21-11/27

11/21-11/27

.0/10-10A6

FLORIDA

105

PRODUCTS; CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-Continued

and poultry, see text and State Table 12]

Franklin

Gadsden

Gllcliri3t

Glades

Gulf

Hamilton

Hardee

Hendry

Hernando

Highlands

Hills-
Borough

Holmes

Indian
River

Jackson

16

612

292

95

73

517

591

176

241

140

2,205

1,219

130

2,204

1

18

736

298

71

79

433

649

116

268

137

1,608

1,342

95

2,606

2

1,058

18,636

7,618

28,397

1,430

8,469

43,187

49,934

14,430

52,273

97,234

14,694

15,845

39,179

3

578

8,166

3,322

59,022

912

4,727

36,591

33,571

7,190

34,762

41,313

9,025

7,870

20,493

4

15

583

274

90

65

501

567

167

231

135

1,821

1,189

116

2,119

5

IS

689

288

68

69

393

623

110

251

131

1,417

1,275

81

2,494

6

596

6,280

3,421

13,840

702

4,704

26,959

23,588

8,221

31,600

51,972

7,225

8,352

18,565

7

301

3,810

1,770

26,665

422

2,606

21,705

14,303

3,707

22,274

25,267

4,739

3,538

10,527

8

5

431

118

32

49

339

218

38

101

29

1,206

937

41

1,600

9

13

573

229

43

47

234

472

64

187

85

1,120

1,103

59

2,074

10

26

1,665

404

636

213

773

737

493

252

231

15,123

2,466

770

6,733

11

25

1,745

667

629

130

607

1,017

449

514

547

11,131

2,400

477

5,902

12

10

426

266

38

59

385

512

147

192

114

1,674

898

109

1,620

13

266

3,473

2,109

6,015

429

2,094

9,323

12,649

3,830

11,340

22,646

4,010

4,088

9,700

U

10

424

241

89

59

351

483

160

130

122

1,487

309

110

1,468

15

196

8,883

2,088

8,542

299

1,671

6,905

13,697

2,379

9,333

22,616

3,459

2,905

10,914

16

1

18

3

7

3

1

11

3

2

2

105

35

7

82

17

4

25

1

9

9

3

25

10

22

11

121

51

12

108

18

12,000

357,429

49,250

314,362

25,550

36,500

274,476

254,309

12,970

180,015

8,749,732

209,685

422,750

1,040,496

19

4,280

236,416

34,352

170,447

29,162

26,810

91,064

114,794

63,672

273,041

5,728,802

153,118

332,041

773,650

20

4,800

206,227

20,252

164,714

16,396

16,423

166,538

142,655

8,753

119,413

4,945,886

106,371

228,297

500,565

21

2,585

136,399

20,680

92,147

17,548

19,103

54,465

68,867

55,148

253,448

3,394,325

79,227

246,732

366,187

22

12

1

1

1

3

5

16

1

45

23

20

1

1

1

7

1

4

3

17

31

1

60

24

1,780

100

50

75

2,321

781

1,910

3

3,245

25

1,603

127

20

48

2,324

52

740

3,692

1,101

2,189

260

4,562

26

1,079

60

37

60

1,122

465

932

1

2,002

2.7

1,061

75

16

29

1,786

35

517

4,160

654

1,285

156

2,816

28

5

329

86

32

32

190

179

29

91

23

963

757

34

1,289

29

23

971

187

414

84

317

484

293

165

169

11,255

1,358

494

3,325

30

49

1,815

267

911

136

466

1,133

717

508

503

28, U6

1,952

1,098

5,165

31

1

207

25

7

13

38

86

U

37

3

332

485

6

655

32

2

577

55

12

44

76

282

29

97

^

796

1,204

22

1,608

33

8

633

160

57

39

362

333

91

93

99

990

695

69

1,690

34

U

783

290

43

66

521

590

70

173

97

1,628

1,244

54

2,690

35

19

1,801

218

402

51

486

709

355

236

474

1,709

972

193

2,764

36

27

2,273

413

356

83

791

1,210

318

357

479

2,336

1,920

163

5,562

37

7

160

91

57

19

70

290

89

88

97

709

236

66

435

38

11

239

151

42

31

89

434

65

146

94

923

346

43

818

39

18

218

131

327

27

102

551

348

226

469

1,360

305

187

571

40

26

328

207

352

36

110

997

309

318

470

1,532

467

145

1,345

41

1

539

82

1

23

325

57

4

8

5

309

496

6

1,339

42

1

662

174

4

39

477

205

6

38

9

798

1,0Q4

14

2,288

43

1

1,583

87

75

24

384

58

7

10

5

329

667

6

2,193

44

1

1,945

206

4

47

681

213

9

39

9

654

1,453

13

4,217

45

13

702

309

15

61

601

82

30

77

20

540

1,030

U,

2,186

46

12

869

367

20

77

558

278

39

188

59

649

1,465

31

2,633

47

186

14, U9

14,589

986

923

14,491

758

295

1,501

427

5,363

18,808

429

47,717

48

396

13,372

12,365

1,548

1,077

12,287

2,106

660

2,656

698

5,666

21,316

154

49,013

49

11

618

3ca

U

57

580

59

25

69

17

406

953

9

2,020

50

120

6,879

7,093

685

601

7,231

620

115

855

234

3,225

3,843

319

23,422

51

7

483

271

9

33

431

43

13

36

18

274

722

U

1,560

52

66

7,270

7,496

301

322

7,260

138

180

646

193

2,158

9,965

UO

24,295

53

10

490

282

9

40

534

25

U

28

15

185

831

4

1,703

54

41

2,462

2,860

166

150

2,875

105

50

237

96

798

3,501

144

7,821

55

7

345

250

9

30

492

15

10

23

10

111

619

4

1,3U

S6

6

517

276

13

48

361

106

18

101

17

174

993

6

2,244

57

20

1,251

1,553

112

97

1,674

64

16

130

64

474

1,798

126

4,110

58

26

1,623

1,559

129

141

1,469

281

105

320

64

485

2,279

16

6,5U

59

5

370

256

6

24

381

16

8

20

12

123

690

3

1,266

60

21

1,211

1,307

54

53

1,201

21

34

107

32

324

1,703

16

3,7U

61

11/21-11/27

11/21-11/27

11/21-11/27

11/1-11/6

11/21-11/27

11/28-11/30

10/24-10/31

10/17-10/23

10/17-10/23

11/1-11/6

10/24-1D/31

11/14-11/20

10/17-10/23

U.A4-1VS0

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106

STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES

County Table 7 (Part 1 of 2 ) —LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK

[For comparability of data on livestock

Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Jefferson

Ufayette

Lake

Lee

Leon

Levy

Liberty

Madison

Manatee

Marion

1

Cattle and dairy products:

Cattle and calves farms reporting 1954...

511

331

369

204

636

397

197

759

371

1,107

2

1950...

601

269

347

175

830

388

129

788

354

1,162

3

number 1954 . . .

11,700

7,399

20,704

17,284

12,799

22,784

3,424

14,070

31,145

56,955

4

1950...

6,212

2,276

10,863

9,430

9,172

20,956

2,165

8,530

17,643

35,680

5

Cows, including heifers that
have calved farms reporting 1954...

479

311

320

186

598

384

182

725

332

1,049

6

1950...

560

260

319

163

769

369

127

748

313

1,083

7

number 1954 . . .

5,839

3,973

11,224

9,485

6,414

11,471

1,769

7,328

18,864

29,135

3

1950...

3,343

1,250

6,325

4,943

5,035

11,729

1,347

4,332

9,744

21,592

9

Milk cows farms reporting 1954...

266

210

172

58

433

153

89

439

144

619

10

1950 . . .

408

151

255

U7

652

218

80

634

229

827

11

number 1954 . . .

1,060

1,406

1,067

527

1,985

364

153

1,953

2,294

2,242

12

1950...

1,120

316

1,199

564

2,438

500

138

2,039

1,639

2,269

13

Heifers and heifer calves farms reporting 1954...

361

266

272

176

381

341

135

608

281

394

14

number 1954 . . .

3,094

2,030

4,799

3,823

3,583

5,891

860

3,982

7,690

13,985

15

Steers and bulls including steer
and bull calves farms reporting 1954...

277

274

270

150

311

340

140

509

283

883

16

number 1954 . . .

2,767

1,396

4,681

3,976

2,802

5,422

795

2,760

4,591

13,335

17

Whole milk sold farms reporting 1954 . . .

10

28

19

6

16

4

4

16

23

40

18

1949 .. .

12

1

31

16

44

7

3

15

29

42

19

gallons 1954...

309,525

608,271

482,088

247,655

688,151

14,263

575

401,579

1,102,707

616,851

20

1949...

128,037

10,750

382,155

108,008

711,631

45,734

345

191,662

824,832

429,891

21

dollars 1954...

164,466

282,943

239,801

146,836

361,276

11,376

181

197,106

641,316

312,390

22

1949 . . .

76,867

6,450

225,370

65,970

435,524

27,095

199

106,439

595,674

255,234

23

Cream sold farms reporting 1954 . . .

6

1

3

5

3

10

24

L949 . . .

8

3

1

10

2

1

25

4

14

25

pounds of butterfat 1954...

521

12

9,052

90

1,020

2,458

26

1949 .. .

150

1,650

52

15,652

556

25

1,825

38,669

2,621

27

dollars 1954...

325

10

4,530

59

688

1,321

28

1949...

89

950

33

9,762

315

20

1,021

55,851

3,104

29

Cows milked, day preceding
enumeration farms reporting 1954 . . .

201

143

135

56

350

113

63

362

U7

414

30

nujnber of cows 1954 . . .

677

863

735

374

1,357

161

74

1,050

1,479

1,268

31

Milk produced, day preceding
enumeration gallons 1954 . . .

1,307

2,154

1,574

847

2,587

278

117

1,803

3,346

2,647

32

Butter churned, week preceding
enumeration farms reporting 1954 —

89

47

47

2

93

52

19

154

28

207

33

pounds 1954 . . .

205

87

113

5

206

123

48

380

55

563

34

Horses and Bales:

Horses and/or mules farms reporting 1954. . .

560

158

236

135

544

253

63

591

210

756

35

1950...

742

262

315

150

825

387

115

887

364

998

36

number 1954 .. .

878

194

454

368

915

454

68

818

461

1,643

37

1950...

1,231

321

632

357

1,374

709

146

1,409

687

1,920

38

Horses and oolts, including
ponies farms reporting 1954...

72

70

183

130

172

198

32

86

163

582

39

1950...

79

102

200

131

356

289

65

159

225

751

40

131

95

367

357

332

364

36

113

388

1,317

41

1950...

128

126

406

326

583

511

81

186

493

1,406

42

Mules and mule colts farms reporting 1954...

517

94

71

10

425

78

31

539

56

245

43

1950...

702

178

162

2S

565

142

58

798

164

372

44

number 1954 . . .

747

99

87

11

583

90

32

705

73

326

45

1950 . . .

1,103

195

226

31

791

198

65

1,223

194

514

46

Hogs:

Hogs and pigs.... farms reporting 1954...

583

369

97

23

522

398

202

811

64

712

47

1950 . . .

725

373

196

58

791

492

ISO

966

122

958

48

number 1954 .. .

8,554

11,251

911

331

5,772

19,842

5,215

22,124

532

16,134

49

1950...

10,473

9,127

1,544

587

7,743

22,514

4,027

20,031

798

17,361

50

Born before June 1 farms reporting 1954...

520

348

73

17

465

387

185

761

49

661

51

number 1954 . . .

4,345

6,006

554

202

3,172

9,337

2,760

9,726

250

9,928

52

Born since June 1 farms reporting 1954...

352

286

50

13

267

327

155

596

36

390

53

number 1954 . . .

4,209

5,245

357

129

2,600

10,505

2,455

12,398

282

6,206

54

Sows and gilts farrowing farms reporting 1954...

345

331

39

7

239

358

154

629

23

492

55

number 1954...

1,216

2,246

135

49

829

3,636

1,220

4,319

87

2,533

56

Between Dec. 1 and June 1... .farms reporting 1954...

233

291

32

6

141

297

120

483

15

363

57

1950...

458

284

82

22

377

371

112

716

57

587

58

number 1954 .. .

571

1,360

80

28

407

1,893

684

2,141

42

1,464

59

1950...

■ 1,257

1,055

169

80

842

2,438

780

2,291

90

2,305

60

After June 1 farms reporting 1954 . . .

231

260

27

6

160

303

127

496

18

311

61

number 1954 . . .

645

886

55

21

422

1,743

536

2,178

45

1,069

62

Average date of enumeration, ....................... 1954 ...

11/14-11/20

11/28-11/30

ri/1-11/6

10/17-10/23

L1/21-1V27

12/1-12/4

11/21-11/27

ll/?l-ll/27

10/24-10/31

10/54-10/31

FLORIDA

107

PRODUCTS: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-Contiiiued

and poultry, see text and State Table 12]

Mart in

Monroe

Nassau

Okaloosa

Okeechobee

Orange

Osceola

Paljn Beach

Pasco

Pinellas

Polk

Putnam

St. Johns

St. Lucie

Santa Rosa

75

149

125

219

535

346

411

518

216

1,176

275

165

126

1,035

1

37

233

729

115

44a

283

342

482

223

1,220

318

161

104

1,040

2

20,561

7,213

9,209

59,352

35,279

55,096

84,233

39,528

10,835

121,773

20,523

11,333

30,857

14,697

3

10,600

5,226

5,116

42,539

21,947

49,504

39,882

25,719

9,116

36,270

13,032

7,707

22,463

7,330

4

73

140

698

211

429

323

341

4S1

171

1,079

252

143

116

983

5

78

270

706

111

374

267

281

448

195

1,122

303

142

90

993

e

11,376

4,201

4,695

30,581

20,117

35,635

33,110

22,414

7,708

71,972

11,631

7,254

16,302

7,344

7

5,840

3,007

2,546

19,212

12,290

29,581

15,765

14,771

6,339

45,706

6,706

4,647

13,233

3,317

8

29

65

566

70

268

128

155

253

107

438

120

42

26

801

9

U,

207

632

58

296

138

181

355

172

841

210

85

49

901

10

559

431

1,451

205

5,663

771

11,035

1,022

5,778

4,539

748

1,017

231

2,881

11

182

537

1,417

209

4,028

708

7,147

1,215

5,221

4,594

602

696

239

2,053

12

60

134

534

194

401

306

323

414

154

916

216

115

88

779

13

3,i23

2,032

2,371

14,104

9,376

10,853

15,176

9,931

2,086

29,035

5,397

2,058

7,574

3,931

L4

61

124

477

187

338

233

343

337

167

862

204

123

101

708

15

5,762

980

2,143

15,167

5,786

8,608

35,952

7,183

1,041

20,716

3,495

2,021

6,981

3,372

16

3

8

16

5

50

n

43

17

40

57

9

7

7

56

17

3

9

41

2

57

22

55

20

54

88

26

10

11

54

18

493,995

247,104

136,381

64,722

3,545,543

331,717

5,257,537

338,742

3,356,134

2,055,050

228,305

512,252

154,865

582,632

19

66,549

143,333

81,287

22,181

3,149,042

200,289

3,945,057

231,031

3,201,283

1,643,023

108,655

396,350

83,557

183,734

20

344,795

150,628

106,400

37,990

2,072,032

191,311

3,068,453

172,773

1,931,471

1,109,299

135,959

233,515

79,581

290,640

21

66,455

100,911

46,924

13,355

1,801,115

127,924

2,114,423

137,824

1,364,641

1,022,412

64,071

219,605

60,667

104,632

22

2

10

3

1

3

1

3

3

1

10

23

1

5

3

2

8

4

2

9

1

16

5

2

12

24

75

316

45

75

326

46

575

50

30

1,436

25

1,690

618

702

1,600

1,542

717

4,310

1,462

17

9,795

358

30

987

S6

41

209

29

60

218

26

354

36

21

855

27

1,000

334

386

960

1,665

426

2,319

908

26

6,288

212

33

621

28

19

50

483

50

221

106

110

214

84

413

94

40

22

572

29

368

343

838

134

4,103

50O

7,451

710

4,435

3,339

476

753

187

1,775

30

1,138

731

1,335

259

10,182

1,239

16,336

1,455

10,394

7,333

905

1,611

433

3,139

31

8

16

278

23

84

42

21

102

22

135

39

4

7

431

32

14

43

644

42

225

98

57

309

74

412

100

7

16

954

33

57

90

340

143

223

169

266

212

33

552

149

88

60

285

34

53

234

599

38

257

188

293

273

124

901

202

139

75

602

35

236

131

465

508

521

612

699

590

199

1,434

358

184

254

379

36

203

340

901

394

651

691

985

654

314

2,115

500

263

549

856

37

55

74

164

142

201

164

212

187

77

494

134

79

53

190

38

49

154

252

87

215

182

210

226

104

700

163

105

63

305

39

232

111

231

505

494

601

593

545

182

1,350

321

162

251

248

40

200

230

350

389

583

653

714

577

274

1,350

413

198

272

394

41

4

19

199

3

26

7

74

30

14

76

23

14

2

114

42

7

97

414

3

56

10

115

65

26

245

55

48

19

346

43

4

20

234

3

27

11

106

45

17

84

37

22

3

131

44

8

110

551

5

63

33

271

77

40

265

87

65

277

462

45

15

87

491

44.

138

58

46

150

44

238

153

62

20

716

46

1 16

266

773

37

161

67

87

255

67

422

280

120

45

1,097

47

109

1,524

8,388

857

2,271

775

612

1,001

1,288

2,237

1,962

873

451

12,275

48

138

3,412

10,345

757

2,963

2,345

1,565

2,486

1,868

3,330

4,236

2,121

430

20,037

49

13

79

458

35

114

48

40

114

39

181

126

44

16

657

50

41

817

4,017

564

1,468

439

413

474

350

1,140

904

514

273

6,500

51

9

55

320

30

68

29

21

86

28

128

95

40

14

445

52

68

707

4,371

293

803

336

199

527

438

1,097

1,058

359

173

5,775

53

8

39

350

27

48

19

22

49

23

69

81

24

10

465

54

32

263

1,733

162

314

153

135

154

249

354

451

141

71

2,159

55

4

32

283

16

27

12

18

25

16

38

64

18

9

330

56

6

123

546

14

62

11

34

93

25

118

143

56

23

774

57

16

147

971

92

194

78

156

70

157

168

282

31

42

1,198

58

17

318

1,236

146

376

50

231

255

UO

368

547

318

65

2,122

59

\ 6

20

260

23

33

14

9

36

16

57

45

11

7

341

60

16

U6

762

70

120

75

29

S4

92

186

169

60

29

961

61

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10/17- in/K<

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108

STATISTICS FOR COLNTIES

County Table 7 (Part 1 of 2 ) —LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS; CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-Continued

[For comparability of data

on livestock and poultry, see text a

nd State Table 12]

Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Sarasota

Seminole

Sumter

Suwannee

Taylor

Union

Volusia

Waiulla

Walton

Washington

1

Cattle and dairy producta:

Cattle and calves farms reporting 1954...

200

214

519

1,185

255

293

3U

126

959

878

2

1950...

U5

106

560

1,245

235

256

293

155

919

876

3

nvmljer 1954...

24,364

U,490

29,082

22,440

11,035

9,381

18,626

1,681

11,950

12,311

4

1950...

13,636

12,616

21,845

U,947

4,820

5,829

U,156

1,454

6,961

5,989

5

Cows, Including heifers that
have calved farms reporting 1954 . . .

177

179

495

1,132

242

264

273

Ul

904

854

6

1950.. .

130

89

540

1,185

223

245

254

U6

876

830

7

number 1954...

13,776

7,825

16,532

10,965

6,148

4,755

11,733

874

5,968

6,184

6

1950. . .

6,591

7,049

12,764

5,902

2,624

3,198

7,565

977

3,929

3,155

9

MiUt cows ...farms reporting 1954...

81

106

221

706

161

84

146

69

691

620

7U

10

1950...

98

71

323

979

144

124

204

114

712

11

number 1954...

685

1,451

767

1,895

365

669

2,007

150

2,037

1,845

12

1950...

473

797

706

2,566

375

455

2,406

169

1,867

1,743

13

Heifers and heifer calves farms reporting 1954...

169

153

458

979

201

253

234

94

673

694

14

number 1954 . . .

6,340

3,166

7,037

6,532

2,548

2,950

4,559

544

3,127

4,057

15

Steers and bulls including steer
and bull calves farms reporting 1954...

159

142

403

940

169

196

213

73

600

493

16

number 1954 . . .

4,248

3,499

5,513

4,943

2,339

1,676

2,334

263

2,855

2,070

17

Whole milk sold farms reporting 1954...

11

16

12

23

5

5

27

1

33

36

18

10

12

20

24

6

5

43

9

39

42

19

gallons 1954...

341,819

878,242

244,681

156,628

53,150

216,500

1,184,400

14,600

356,120

306,710

20

1949...

159,869

423,933

90,329

99,071

82,590

130,665

1,262,372

9,655

202,880

113,931

21

dollars 1954 . . .

180,744

539,3CH

120,398

78,280

39,443

104,490

716,641

12,840

183,280

140,221

22

1949 . . .

117,238

243,919

54,274

47,434

56,082

79,348

895,729

7,150

115,227

51,270

23

Cream sold farms reporting 1954 . . .

1

1

14

8

8

24

1949 . . .

1

3

10

18

1

1

2

3

33

25

pounds of butterfat 1954...

20

400

587

620

631

26

1949 . . .

20

4,179

1,259

955

20

10

460

107

2,121

27

dollars 1954...

10

200

322

340

345

28

1949...

12

2,480

767

603

12

5

272

79

1,321

29

Cows milked, day preceding
enumeration farms reporting 1954 . . .

64

83

179

473

73

48

126

50

506

516

30

number of cows 1954 . . .

458

1,080

509

880

147

401

1,506

98

1,170

1,087

31

Millc produced, day preceding
enumeration gallons 1954...

1,056

2,768

1,142

1,326

260

720

3,596

164

1,928

1,764

32

Butter churned, week preceding
enumeration farms reporting 1954...

32

24

89

177

25

17

46

12

247

261

33

pounds 1954...

55

69

240

350

43

19

175

22

547

694

34

Horses and aules:

Horses and/or mules farms reporting 1954 . . .

102

86

413

715

138

173

175

68

523

506

35

1950 . . .

97

106

656

1,242

239

307

174

141

752

820

36

number 1954...

263

225

816

885

229

268

347

84

664

648

37

1950...

310

253

1,322

l,o71

343

575

331

131

998

1,122

38

Horses and colts. Including
ponies farms reporting 1954 . . .

98

62

291

196

81

92

156

40

207

211

39

1950...

91

55

445

365

124

153

132

68

294

326

40

258

168

578

246

152

153

306

50

256

266

41

1950. . .

302

148

893

425

193

240

253

90

341

379

42

Mules and mule colts farms reporting 1954...

5

30

182

568

63

101

27

30

341

326

43

1950...

8

57

314

1,002

134

205

62

81

503

574

44

number 1954 . . .

5

57

238

639

77

115

41

34

408

382

45

1950...

8

105

429

1,246

150

335

78

91

657

743

46

Hags:

Hogs and pigs farms reporting 1954 . . .

35

46

208

1,244

241

283

97

205

722

655

47

1950...

48

64

371

1,597

316

318

145

283

954

956

48

number 1954...

279

487

3,039

39,215

8,349

6,U5

626

3,901

12,396

10,670

49

1950...

319

508

3,750

37,317

6,577

5,774

1,425

3,800

U,557

U,690

SO

Bom before June 1 farms reporting 1954 —

23

37

172

1,208

229

262

81

188

662

594

51

number 1954 . . .

149

204

1,699

19,743

4,579

2,782

380

2,152

5,990

4,796

52

Born since June 1 farms reporting 1954...

22

19

136

934

160

188

43

133

455

453

53

number 1954 . . .

130

283

1,340

19,472

3,770

3,363

246

1,749

6,406

5,874

54

Sows and gilts farrowing farms reporting 1954...

19

13

UO

1,053

178

209

34

125

534

465

55

number 1954 . . .

57

87

498

6,372

1,474

1,059

113

579

2,251

1,970

56

Between Dec. 1 and June 1 farms reporting 1954...

13

12

84

830

136

164

26

85

421

350

57

1950 . . .

16

22

182

1,266

245

217

34

200

566

660

58

number 1954...

35

41

270

3,255

796

553

74

317

1,260

1,001

59

1950 . . .

28

43

612

4,870

1,132

619

260

579

1,376

1,565

60

After June 1 farms reporting 1954...

12

8

74

826

131

171

21

87

361

362

61

number 1954...

22

46

228

3,117

678

506

39

262

991

969

62

Average date of enuneretion 1954...

.0/10-10/16

10/24-10/31

10/10-10/16

11/21-U/27

ll/U-11/20

11/21-11/27

10/17-10/23

YL/Zl-Ufi-J

11/14J1/20

U/21-U/27

FLORIDA

109

County Table 7 (Part 2 of 2 ) —LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950

[For comparability of data on livestock and poultry, see text and State Table 12J

Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Bay

Poultry and pooltry producta:

Poultry and/or poultry products

sold farms reporting 195^ .

1949.

dollars 1954.

1949.

Chickens, 4 months old and over,
on hand farms reporting

number

Chickens sold farms reporting

number
dollars

Broilers farms reporting

number
dollars

Other chickens farms reporting

number
dollars

Chicken eggs sold farms reporting

dozens

dollars

Turkeys raised farms reporting

number

1954 .
1950.
1954 .
1950.

1954.
1949.,
1954.
1949.
1954 .
1949 .

1954.
1954.
1954.

1954.
1954.
1954.

1954 .
1949 .
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

Light breeds farms reporting 1954 .

number 1954 . .

Heavy breeds farms reporting 1954.

number 1954 .

Turkey hens to be kept for breeding,

on hand farms reporting 1954 .

number 1954 .

Light breeds farms reporting 1954.

number 1954 .
Heavy breeds farms report ing 1954 .

number 1954 .

Ducks raised farms reporting 1954 .

1949 .

number 1954 .

1949.

Turkeys, ducks, geese, other miscellaneous
poultry, and their eggs sold .. .farms reporting 1954.

1949.

dollars 1954.

1949.

Aniaala sold alive:

Cattle, hogs, horses, or

mules sold alive^ farms reporting 1954.

1949.

doUars 1954.

1949.

Cattle and/or calves sold

alive farms reporting 1954 .

1949.

number 1954.

1949.

Cattle sold alive, excluding

calves farms reporting 1954 . .

1949.

number 1954 .

1949.

dollars 1954.

1949 .

Calves sold alive .

..farms reporting 1954.

1949.

number 1954.

1949.

dollars 1954.

1949.

Hogs and pigs sold alive fanna reporting 1954.

1949.

number 1954.

1949.

dollars 1954.

1949.

Horses and mules sold alive

.farms reporting 1954.

1949.

number 1954 .

1949.

dollars 1954.

1949.

9,156

16,429

17,810,467

13,611,299

27,434

38,385

3,200,931

2,381,154

4,113
8,893
9,527,964
6,096,857
6,930,653
5,937,601

336
8,111,312
5,668,496

3,862
1,416,652
1,262,157

7,289

12,884

25,5U,343

13,782,751

10,085,748

6,989,162

3,057

2,781

175,885

102,418

1,583
79,779

1,541
96,106

1,840
14,086

1,026

5,879

838

8,207

1,342

2,066
55,525
58,013

1,418

1,799

794,066

684,536

23,073
26,224
46,462,673
36,506,852

15,945

15,945

658,617

367,809

12,011
10,095
330,587
227,169
27,225,278
22,263,332

12,248

10,448

328,030

140,640

10,138,193

5,348,661

13,423

18,705

324,702

386,198

8,941,113

8,195,397

528

1,235

986

1,849

158,089

186,187

300

60;

500,502

165,515

1,039

1,481

71,858

53,619

92

281

423,853

39,642

300,966

37,978

15
400,000
281,415

79
23,853
19,551

227
475
509,124
247,720
187,170
118,307

150

100

3,933

1,947

71

561

80

3,372

87
1,311

40

140

49

1,171

56

90

409

881

49

78

12,366

9,230

923

1,044

1,646,754

1,270,208

626

605

15,937

9,220

429

455

7,689

5,431

576,481

484,335

497

397

8,248

3,789

389,542

194,508

613
834
21,607
25,521
678,529
584,444

24
37
30
55
2,202
3,291

59

102

27,751

10,615

299
373

11,119
10,560

15
46
1,967
3,148
1,769
3,856

15
1,967
1,769

50

78

52,849

13,906

19,763

5,854

32

20

1,085

217

9

52

23

1,033

17
13
37

3

18

50

101

14

8

6,199

905

265

270

145,463

158,862

137

117

2,491

1,503

117

94

1,296

1,064

63,367

85,704

104

59

1,195

444

28,829

13,988

222
236
3,183
2,676
52,832
52,903

7
12
7
15
435
1,267

94

93

133,791

50,725

194

170

16,636

7,209

48
50
49,775
19,723
37,951
17,486

3
39,000
26,666

46
10,775
11,235

77
68
166,403
76,533
81,350
31,932

21

18

2,912

334

7

1,627

16

1,265

15

101

5
49
10
52

10

10

14,490

1,307

109

122

92,393

91,923

69

64

1,395

563

49

33

406

226

25,229

19,086

52

47

987

337

39,731

14,4^2

65

94

1,U9

2,644

27,138

58,053

5

5
295

240

129

229

371,521

81,202

468

613

19,800

28,211

40

95

544,203

64,366

335,070

59,231

U
540,400
331,557

29
3,803
3,513

106
195
88,476
43,599
35,453
21,490

21

11

279

79

14

196

7

83

32
29
138
349

10

11

998

481

335

342

224, 846

156,446

254

207

3,526

1,932

193

132

1,977

1,050

93,708

68,666

219

128

1,549

882

54,656

37,383

188

247

3,452

3,543

71,332

49,582

19
150
790

108

174

163,265

U8,185

230

286

26,660

17,539

46
91
47,698
86,572
40,491
93,069

3

37,500
31,000

44
10,198
9,491

89

151

231,045

100, 550

118,905

51,733

43
40
655
699

21
333

24
522

29
329

1,015

19

23

3,869

3,383

U7

89

965,869

398,112

15,264
4,100

79

55

7,936

3,394

660,978

362,809

78

48

7,328

706

289,056

29,672

34

23

801

257

15,700

5,571

135

60

40

63

596,966

502,272

50

65

52,051

43,037

24

40
251,692
194,811
247,810
204,114

195,600
191,640

24
56,092

56,170

33
50
767,030
512,170
347,374
284,935

20

499

2,253

7
373

2
126

6
27

1
10

U

14

243

399

10

17

1,782

13,223

U5

75

1,097,852

505,531

18,936
8,291

100

50

10,296

3,746

396,306

337,315

49

38

3,640

4,545

U5,021

38,828

15

1,372

1,012

56,070

25,463

10

24

455

3,425

134

234

71,446

30,517

417

554

24,302

16,908

33
141
43,853
11,186
29,864
11,361

7
37,696
23,863

34
6,157
6,001

108

176

109,349

40,687

40,468

17,955

59

26

550

325

15

92

44

458

34

107

9
32
25
75

16

14

1,114

1,201

379

464

368,500

317,962

207

2U

3,633

1,351

166

127

1,646

758

107,123

73,020

151

131

1,987

593

65,971

36,342

323

423

7,531

10,236

194,521

203,252

7

29

46

50

865

3,969

27

22,776

7,337

31

35

4,369

1,824

6
18
1,764
2,600
2,051
3,106

6
1,784
2,051

5

26

43,459

7,784

20,575

4,061

3
2

45
27

1
10

2
35

5
94

2

2

150

170

61

36

523,712

285,165

59

34

13,003

4,745

56

25

5,666

3,761

325,575

242,957

53

26

7,335

984

197,431

39,729

2

8

18

133

420

2,417

2
1
4
1
236
62

^For 1949, data Include aheep and lambs sold alive.

no

STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES

County Table 7 (Part 2 of 2). -LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK

[For comparability of data on livestock

Item
{For definitions and explanations, see text)

Clay

Poultry aod poultry protlucta:

Poultry and/or poultry products
sold farms reporting

dollars

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

Chickens, 4 months old and over,
on hand farms reporting

1954.
1950.
number 1954.
1950.

Chickens sold farms reporting

number

dollars

Broilers farms reporting

number
dollars

Other chickens farms reporting

number
dollars

Chicken eggs sold farms reporting

dozens

dollars

Turkeys raised farms reporting

number

Light breeds farms reporting

number

Heavy breeds farms reporting

number

Turkey hens to be kept for breeding,

on hand farms reporting

number

Light breeds farms reporting

number

Heavy breeds farms reporting

number

Ducks raised farms reporting

number

Turkeys, ducks, geese, other miscellaneous
poultry, and their eggs sold... farms reporting

Aninals oold alive:

Cattle, hogs, horses, or
mules sold alive^ farms reporting

Cattle and/or calves sold
alive farms reporting

Cattle sold alive, excluding
calves farms reporting

number

dollars

Calves sold alive farms reporting

number
dollars

Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting

number
dollars

Horses and mules sold alive.. farms reporting

number
dollars

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1954.
1954.

1954.
1954.
1954.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1954.
1954.
1954.

1954.
1954.

1954.
1954.
1954.
1954.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

82
41,079
23,215

161

143

13,636

5,220

28
46
5,801
5,595
5,197
7,370

28
5,801
5,197

60

64

87 , 338

13,430

30,884

6,696

29
15

1,209
1,273

152

21

1,057

17
167

25

13
142

11
84
224

14

14

,998

1,149

130

138

265,392

231,161

118

104

4,810

2,258

96

84

1,911

1,866

122,086

155,419

93

50

2,899

392

94,628

17,042

52

106

2,335

2,862

48,418

58,460

6
260
240

47

58

695,845

97,723

91

109

19,853

9,820

31

37

979,322

103,242

612,216

82,296

10
973,000
605,004

23
6,322
7,212

35
44
190,421
24,429
82,695
13,812

6
145

277

134

2
11

138
159

6

5

934

1,615

110

84

287,262

160,197

96

62

7,157

2,420

36

2,684

1,145

158, 9X

106,200

49

4,473

1,275

105,602

26,900

42

56

1,348

1,521

22,626

26,787

100
310

3

20

2,007

3,622

27

59

797

1,854

9
57

667
57

860

2
57
57

3
17
3,233
5,450
1,896
2,674

68
46

43

62

515,949

,104,279

43

58

9,218

16,509

38

53

5,511

14,693

409,161

1,968,224

34

21

3,707

1,816

106,473

131,321

1

15

8

370

240

4,734

2

75

209

406

309,225

222,297

686

1,011

80,684

61,235

104
191
37,788
29,923
32,394
30,179

1
6,000
4,000

103
31,788
28,394

177
339
722,721
381,800
273,331
174,019

63

49

815

3,298

41
470

22
345

32
122

24

96

9

26

18

51

189

412

28

43

3,000

18,099

639

727

617,757

443,522

427

376

6,643

2,070

327

269

3,628

1,284

177,602

101,250

303

177

3,015

786

113,920

35,630

515

643

12,294

13,397

323,735

305,440

12
20
39

25
2,500
1,202

206

252

,012,960

672,810

321

396

164,335

88,088

118
159
396,653
329,531
350,747
323,729

14
308,617
282,447

103
38,041
68,300

164

197

1,535,270

546,024

640,883

326,139

65

72

3,423

4,538

33
1,013

40
2,410

30
602

465

15
137

57
58

1,605
1,453

43

52

21,325

22,942

106

105

1,197,388

503,259

12,168
6,608

71

59

7,786

2,776

966,027

337,352

51

68

4,382

3,332

32,665

68,990

18

21

4,619

3,081

189,746

93,200

12
12
22

31
8,950
3,477

44

109

130,999

203,044

90

270

45,957

18,869

28
41
25,307
112,313
20,521
109,538

28
25,307
20,521

39

94

253,193

177,828

87,978

83,429

27

12,232

1,469

7

2,227

2

10,005

3

13

72,500

10,077

254

253

710,836

735,294

247

238

15,597

9,518

172

157

5,899

5,992

413,913

570,059

223

182

9,698

3,526

284,277

157,639

21

40

415

435

10,760

7,246

13
4
16
5
1,886
350

28

47

60,197

19,530

118

139

6^562

4,349

9

32

43,910

8,451

33,668

7,614

42,000
32,000

8
1,910
1,668

22
36
58,201
21,362
24,868
11,250

17

11

335

180

5

23

12

312

4
6

1,661
666

153

117

191,254

158,894

73

52

2,991

1,890

70

45

1,355

1,831

62,537

103,043

58

14

1,636

59

44,474

2,382

132

107

3,321

2,984

84,208

53,074

1
5
1
5
35
390

123

360

859,030

1,137,120

192
656

104,173
110,333

91
242
531,224
722,512
393,373
701,944

9
432,454
356,476

83
48,770
36,397

103
269
921,926
657,413
340,352
341,596

33

81
11,377
4,681

14

74

20

11,803

15
1,626

79

7

1,547

59

36,120
31,431

23

43

124,805

93,580

191

317

788,309

500,774

150

201

13,217

6,756

130

133

6,191

2,731

454,750

318,524

119

139

7,026

4,025

79,739

54,077

57

171

5,787

6,876

253,770

124,520

20
50

3,635

^For 1949, data include sheep and lambs sold alive.

FLORIDA

111

PRODUCTS: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-Continued

and poultry.

see text and State Table 12j

Flagler

Franklin

Gadsden

Gilchrist

Glades

Gulf

Hamilton

Hardee

Hendry

Hernando

Highlands

Hills-
borough

Holmes

Indian
River

Jackson

27

42

153,159

94,134

12

11

14,386

7,836

237

366

313,993

167,996

97

186

21,475

27,726

14

27

36,714

20,195

20

48

3,306

12,006

133

123

31,704

23,4^5

81

317

79,768

93,457

22

22

16,647

19,654

109

193

527,333

437,359

16

54

13,463

35,026

634

1,095

1,711,897

1,458,514

271

554

152,748

163,462

34

56

110,552

63,139

586

1,326

487,983

122,740

1
2
3
4

36

69

13,126

12,919

18

20

4,219

1,344

763

1,071

74,452

42,454

246
369

12,193
10,422

30

62

5,494

4,753

69

37

2,193

3,585

621

613
23,213
19,778

295

770

21,930

27,381

86

51

5,358

3,324

152

329

131,364

78,407

27

129

7,801

8,322

1,713

2,355

337,080

243,944

1,133

1,511

39,699

43,576

46

141

19,132

9,240

2,482

3,185

107,232

87,229

5
6
7
8

19

28

160,681

56,763

104,156

46,838

6
9
2,420
1,127
2.333
1,238

125
167
48,301
46,104
33,072
41 , 592

24
63
1,558
2,947
1,589
2,959

6
14
4,400
2,292
4,135
2,553

4

30

405

6,239

273

5,639

38

64

5, OX

23,343

5,284

16,569

33
130
7,962
18,259
7,557
22,862

3
13
3,311
3,650
3,317
4,036

102
127
55,165
36,497
44,274
33,507

10
23
2,758
3,284
2,625
4,082

358
675
586,335
663,734
451,428
615,810

106
339
186,351
120,329
113,930
126,624

21

26

8,527

23,387

9,165

26,365

164

641

507,300

46,752

295,865

42,121

9

10
11
12
13
14

7
154,800
98,688

2

18,000
9,950

1
1,200
1,200

30
418,771
XI, 492

12

173,486
111,485

3
481,634
275,240

15
16
17

14
5,881
5,468

6
2,420
2,333

123
30,301
23,122

24
1,558
1,589

6
4,400
4,135

4
405
273

38
5,034
5,284

33
7,962
7,557

8

3,311
3,317

102
55,165
44,274

10
1,558
1,425

340
168,064
149,936

96
7,865
7,495

21
8,527
9,165

153
25,616
20,625

13
19
20

22
34
123,742
84,029
48,973
46,937

9

10

28,558

10,876

11,993

6,598

208

305

680,655

190,310

227,981

85,315

61
111
39,846
12,580
14,161
4,535

13
19
50,375
30,977
25,579
14,837

16
40
5,481
12,380
2,553
6,367

111
97
64,571
15,697
25,472
6,548

60
250
155,046
122,458
67,456
58,346

13
16
29,391
27,376
12,145
14,404

85

162

1,154,036

816,571

482,767

403,462

14
43
25,660
51,270
10,263
26,886

551

359

3,071,985

1,534,971

1,129,547

780,521

200
421
80,163
74,101
32,160
33,934

29
49
185,753
65,127
82,347
35,676

458
1,075
448,349
167,277
184,926
75,273

21
22
23
24
25
26

2

4

14

64

1
2
12

8

73

63

16,291

5,926

46

100

1,578

3,944

2

3
561
364

17

3

139

7

61

11

546

95

23

46

960

2,294

13

3

426

291

8
23
87
270

2

13
125
769

174

198

34,570

3,801

88

26

806

635

6

9

4,047

145

274

176

2,606

1,902

27
28
29
30

2
14

1
12

31
3,785

43
7,506

22
739

25
839

1

560

1

1

5

26

12

113

45
390

17
156

19
339

10
621

7

339

6

37

5

33

3

54

1
50

1
75

76

26,035

105

8,535

53
487

35
319

4

26

2

4,021

207

1,937

70

619W

31
32
33
34

1
10

12

52
682

24

117

3
501

13
37

55
167

23

138

7
25

10
82

33
1,418

54
189

3

20

203
570

35
36

1
10

12

26
86
27
596

14
73
10
44

1

480

2

21

4
17

9
20

40
122

16
45

17

92

6

46

5

21

2

4

5
30

5
52

34
574

51
844

35

130

19

59

3
20

155
432
48
133

37
38
39
40

1

4

38

205

35
11

44

57

235

525

3
15

60

6
113

14

3
85

12

22

27
161
256

5

22

143

248

1

1

11

31

5

33
103
361

1

14

22

305

127

129

2,543

2,901

32
28

238

174

4

10

246

189

110

135

1,206

366

41
42
43
44

1

5

25

359

'bO

25

25

52,940

41,089

46

89

5,725

20,232

1
5

7,000
2,805

5
480

15

7
948

328

14

28

4,755

12,249

4

5

1,185

1,214

7

18

292

890

2

10

575

4,058

103

129

130,922

62,183

29

18
1,608
2,904

5

5

18,540

648

91

85

7,192

5,341

45
46
47
48

40

48

132,010

119,930

15

17

46,579

23,866

564

665

1,501,276

755,198

321

364

411,944

301 , 539

39

47

1,357,566

1,452,210

57

60

37,487

35,735

531

448

378,976

281,231

451

504

609,882

650,880

129

87

985,460

760,226

160

222

279,640

197,446

120

113

1,104,953

324,376

1,149

993

2,659,479

1,766,894

982

1,359

625,138

571,614

73

55

432,559

162,973

1,955

2,527

2,386,930

1,311,944

49
50
51
52

37

42

3,830

2,023

8

14

531

285

303

350

8,183

4,142

157

176

2,565

1,217

88

42

9,032

12,389

38
28
531
353

249

227

2,849

1,377

439

440

17,335

9,705

127

80

16,244

8,783

141

153

5,336

2,108

116

107

18,420

11,372

1,003

792

41,432

20,777

531

643

5,306

2,417

70

51

7,129

2,356

970
1,243
14,794
6,403

53
54
55
56

32

31

1,906

1,179

94,204

78,649

7

11

359

172

29,359

13,200

256

213

7,039

3,028

1,071,534

451,272

1J3

110

1,522

588

71,595

44,247

79

36

6,671

11,323

1,239,738

1,384,689

34

15

204

163

10,337

10,945

198

165

1,703

990

94,689

78,810

287

250

5,148

3,342

268,992

314,676

103

65

8,730

6,441

716,123

629,693

105

102

1,526

1,533

97,424

145,369

79

88

10,146

5,615

750,254

554,928

782

521

25,104

12,630

2,157,133

1,314,450

364

352

2,046

1,213

116,345

100,662

61

27

3,885

1,247

323,823

114,305

697

641

9,968

3,010

1,218,509

254,603

57
58
59
60
61
62

36

33

1,924

844

36/415

32,505

4

8

172

113

14.130

5,736

172

2X

1,144

1,114

63,965

52 , 143

99

107

1,043

.629

33,438

29,678

67

22

2,361

1,066

62,372

44,018

36

22

377

190

15,004

10,233

166

84

1,146

387

51,227

20,364

401

347

12,187

6,363

329,920

306,520

61

38

7,464

2,342

264,172

122,446

125

94

3,860

575

148,238

23,559

103

77

8,274

5,757

344,936

258,660

763

505

16,328

8,147

385,176

273,656

404

426

3,260

1,204

98,166

58,327

63

41

3,244

1,109

94,479

47,563

709

868

4,326

3,393

169,195

157,341

63
64
65
66
67
68

6

16

95

350

1,391

8,541

9

4

173

186

3,090

4,930

462

536

11,426

10,939

364,987

249,091

292

347

10,224

10,162

306,796

226,814

8

17

256

1,539

4,961

22,273

34

47

552

738

12,136

14,473

491

415

10,163

8,635

232,671

130,695

24

149

494

1,584

9,650

23,594

8

19

199

379

5,025

6,867

42

129

1,032

2,144

33,745

28,071

15

27

352

467

9,488

10,178

207

279

4,142

5,910

112,144

170,521

825

1,263

15,L29

19,505

409,285

404,830

6

8

423

90

14,257

1,110

1,684

.2,280

34,230

38,918

996,846

384,917

69

70
71
72
73
74

2

3

235

14
23

19

30

790

2,692

3
11
4
12
115
800

4
2
7
27
445
930

1
I
1
2
10
30

14
17
16
20
389
1.362

7
33
11
54
1,320
6,090

1
5
4
9
140
1,220

5

8

10

9

233

447

2
3
2
3
280
1,035

32

81

51

129

5,026

8,187

27
66

32

90

1,342

7,206

'.'.'.

39

111

53

164

2,380

14,634

75
76
77
78
79
80

112

STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES

County Table 7 (Part 2 of 2 ) —LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK

[For comparability of data on livestock

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Lafayette

Liberty Madison Manatee Marion

Poultry and poultry prodncta;

Poultry and/or poultry products
sold farms reporting

1954.
1949.
dollars 1954.
1949.

Chickens, 4 months old and over,
on hand f amis reporting

1954.

1950.
number 1954.
1950.

Chickens sold farms reporting

number
dollars

Broilers farms reporting

number
dollars

Other chickens farms reporting

number
dollars

Chicken eggs sold farms reporting

dozens

dollars

Turkeys raised farms reporting

number

Light breeds farms reporting

number

Heavy breeds farms reporting

number

Turkey hens to be kept for breeding,

on hand farms reporting

number

Light breeds farms reporting

number

Heavy breeds farms reporting

number

Ducks raised farms reporting

number

Turkeys, ducks, geese, other miscellaneous
poultry, and their eggs sold ... farms reporting

Aniaals oolil alive:

Cattle, hogs, horses, or
mules sold alive^ farms reporting

Cattle and/or calves sold
alive farms reporting

Cattle sold alive, excluding
calves farms reporting

number

dollars

Calves sold alive farms reporting

number
dollars

Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting

number
dollars

Horses and mules sold alive.. farms reporting

number
dollars

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
19X.
1954.

1954.
1954.

1954.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1954.
1954.

1954.

1954.
1954.

1954.
1954.
1954.
1954.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

110

272

20,967

25,405

712

909

20,960

22,632

28
116
1,508
5,332
1,396
6,239

28
1,508
1,396

223

43,371
40,048
17,668
18,432

36
38
514

22
279

U
235

26
105

13
45
13
60

25
71
178
393

19

21

,903

734

420

555

465,739

430,317

239

344

5,172

2,974

154

215

3,421

2,041
236,109
170,600

189

203

1,751

933

69,043

61,853

310

431

5,861

8,811

160,377

195,566

33
210
,298

103

109

20,324

22,127

370

371

10,322

9,816

31
45
1,630
5,122
1,231
6,593

31
1,630

1,231

91
85

22,035
25,498
8,493
11,448

12

9

1,515

681

12
1,515

7
43

13

2

125

20

10,600
4,086

374

374

280,881

224,283

199

150

2,709

1,149

154
106
832
867
38,542
48,980

165

58

1,877

282

51,738

12,560

339

364

7,414

7,616

190,361

161,549

6
14
6
17
240
1,194

191

296

346,180

336,006

348

622

70,259

54,511

111

177

117,145

180,395

92,087

156,522

4
81,922
60,411

109
35,223
31,676

166

222

623,152

353,837

252,113
167,493

4^

68

652

2,059

19
146

27
506

22

133

12

106
10
27

19
37
431
940

21

52

1,980

11,991

230

244

499,434

363,690

207

191

6,526

4,789

154

127

4,442

2,320

325,525

199,360

154

146

4,084

2,469

152,075

117,741

46

94

751

2,030

21,359

43,414

23

7
38

475
,175

57

101
159,033
49,051

172

209

27,472

9,937

25
50
24,260
19,894
24,779
20,565

1
12,500
11,000

25
11,760
13,779

49
85
281,569
45,418
U0,934
26,740

39

30

896

528

15
255

25
641

12

25

195

230

U
3,320
1,746

126

110

332,343

203,267

122

98

7,292

2,468

87

69

4,192

1,852

278,015

163,302

73

72

3,100

616

98,598

29,858

19

146

171

6,040

4,657

3
5

3

5

190

450

138

324

173,738

114,901

659

1,041

49,609

34,355

57
154
30,515
57,414
21,795
63,950

1
17,700
11,600

56
12,815
10,195

102

259

437, 4A9

89,237

U6,290

45,127

97

77

1,583

1,224

44

563

55

1,020

60
179

35
84
26
95

34

76

414

492

37

33

5,653

5,824

335

533

366,420

323,248

195

326

4,354

3,064

150

171

2,716

1,913

208,813

162,387

144

223

2,138

1,151
69,017
50,816

210

326

3,586

5,0j1

83,113

107,004

6
22
9

33

477

2,216

133

275

92,567

36,416

389

466

29,966

15,891

38
114
13,857
4,036
16,790
4,674

33
18,857
16,790

92

205

187,154

44,512

64,571

13,909

79

93

2,896

2,739

27

506

53

2,390

49
217

22
30
27
137

14

23

107

U2

59

82

11,206

12,333

434

504

942,356

343,698

273
269

3,150
5,732

243

175

4,956

4,020

330,467

278,300

134

155

3,194

1,712

125, 103

93,830

372

475

15,769

19,239

486,42e

470,348

13

7

16

360

1,220

83

394,220

53,099

172

171

36,942

13,923

63

57

444,433

7,715

272,713

7,480

26

427,350
258,789

39
17,083
13,924

49

61

334,306

120,302

121,075

50,406

12

10

173

64

5
79

7
94

15
145

432
213

193

164

127,573

134,440

102

77

1,267

1,043

84

58

453

886

24,916

63,543

43
814

157

25,354

6,174

161

146

4.269

3,861

77,193

64,113

3

7

3

8

105

610

131

392

102,372

167,804

90O

1,054

51,642

50,942

87
211
14,321
35,615
12,683
38,021

1

1,000

530

13,321
12,153

143

313

238,207

263,690

85,987

128,589

65

22

332

230

30
323

35
509

40
139

17
50
24
39

24
39
186
375

3,702
1,194

774,325
497,742

388

474

5,556

3,063

282

297

2,609

1,831

183,339

141,504

267

285

2,947

1,232

100,456

53,349

658

612'

17,852

14,878

439, 976

299,759

13
31
16
36
554
3,122

86

135

161,076

153,577

210

439

30,521

23,647

41
96
38,664
53,716
43,016
62,074

23,000
22,700

15,634
20,316

71
150
273,740
160,874
116,353
73,012

31

41

246

1,142

17
119

15
127

10
37

6
12

5
25

13
34
394

700

12

24

1,702

13,491

234

252

539,561

350,955

223

223

12,516

164

162

4,114

2,585

260,143

222,257

181

140

8,402

3,020

270,589

120,765

19
52

281

396

7,779

6,978

7
20
9

1,045
955

^For 1949, data include sheep and lambs sold alive.

FLORIDA

113

PRODUCTS: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-Continued

and poultry

see text and State Table 12j

Martin

Monroe

Nassau

Okaloosa

Okeechobee

Orange

Osceola

Palm Beach

Pasco

Pinellas

Polk

Putnam

St. Johns

St. Lucie

Santa Rosa

104

225

35

240

116

94

238

137

252

106

51

42

336

1

■*3

2

198

386

29

390

97

194

405

212

662

210

109

100

457

2

5.46i

842,840

99,450

11,100

448,009

140,867

539,3%

922,193

611,738

427,498

887,065

192,743

79,468

112,614

3

21,590

860

964,116

49,721

4,068

456,861

31,495

393,086

735 , 563

577,152

356,193

454,121

89,223

152,637

39,026

4

33

109

699

116

500

243

203

410

212

732

225

105

72

996

5

82

3

348

829

62

710

251

348

634

324

1,511

453

192

181

1,202

6

2.353

195,584

30,087

5,341

71,005

19,770

66,309

172,596

116,402

105,970

41,323

24,439

15,060

38,178

7

6,357

570

161,112

26,870

1,732

77,108

10,092

37,953

124,290

52,753

79,095

24,348

13,029

21,460

31,219

3

10

89

100

8

U9

56

43

159

82

123

78

24

19

113

9

21

2

141

231

11

235

52

130

266

141

334

123

66

45

223

10

382

248,154

35,369

1,936

142,187

114,372

241,205

379,990

109,293

64,350

939,224

146,182

13,266

79,560

11

2,«1

80

154,054

23,690

914

194,049

9,962

208,995

179,786

201,102

146,719

446, %7

65,817

84,424

7,441

12

403

170,090

21,841

1,807

119,530

61,190

226,249

299,126

99,870

61,187

726,240

107,918

17,650

54,954

13

2,950

80

148,643

21,979

1,427

198,051

10,566

220,772

138,282

304,356

143,211

334,461

58,806

103,313

7,312

14

12

2

11

2

14

7

5

4

34

6

2

2

.15

157,300

26,500

100,423

105,500

200,364

288,444

56,500

6,000

922 , 690

132,400

7,500

71,000

16

100,442

13,930

77,109

53,650

187,530

226.479

47,630

5,800

712,858

92,340

9,500

46,700

17

10

77

100

8

1J2

55

32

154

80

122

51

20

18

111

13

382

90,854

8,869

1,936

41,764

8,872

40,841

91,546

52,793

58,850

16,534

13,782

5,736

8,560

19

i03

69,648

7,911

1,807

42,471

7,540

38,719

72,647

52,240

55,387

13,332

15,078

8,150

8,254

20

10

95

179

31

203

104

71

203

115

202

73

37

35

266

21

34

2

176

282

22

322

74

146

342

184

522

154

91

88

353

22

9,524

2,010,243

176,101

20,207

709,416

182,153

618,848

1,485 ,'272

1,083,461

851 , 606

338,718

183,378

142,049

125,301

23

31,620

1,300

1,669,049

56,740

3,470

456,142

38,806

260,972

897,461

406,311

367,864

89,574

52,837

30,142

63,866

24

4,621

672,285

75,940

9,152

293,624

78,007

310,627

571,213

478,459

361,416

143,545

79,800

59,597

53,243

25

17,668

750

814,170

26,230

1,915

235,931

20,000

157,535

479,345

226,940

192,781

47,445

27,329

46,269

27,612

26

11

9

60

18

67

30

37

42

35

68

22

17

13

125

27

12

24

35

11

86

33

55

73

40

123

36

15

21

41

28

139

167

686

103

8,584

354

557

16,187

5,734

1,430

3,434

889

534

1,546

29

214

358

537

177

3,744

394

2,496

3,941

4,990

3,590

3,534

401

615

843

30

1

5

23

18

26

15

22

22

20

43

11

2

6

55

31

10

42

323

103

6,933

192

345

10,725

236

1,023

367

66

310

654

32

11

4

38

43

16

16

24

17

23

11

15

8

72

33

129

125

363

1,646

162

212

5,462

5,498

402

3,067

823

224

892

34

10

4

53

6

18

17

U

30

11

25

10

3

3

85

35

59

38

169

20

135

102

40

1,113

339

186

35

125

108

278

36

1

26

6

11

12

10

12

5

17

4

1

3

40

37

30

88

20

110

87

30

60

313

126

15

40

77

129

33

10

3

27

7

6

4

19

6

3

6

2

5

47

39

59

8

81

25

15

10

1,053

26

60

20

85

31

149

40

9

35

14

27

9

19

19

41

35

11

4

4

26

41

9

1

17

24

9

78

17

48

48

24

80

29

8

19

20

42

254

199

98

1,264

215

372

722

760

562

128

175

216

376

43

154

40

83

142

91

1,073

125

672

1,133

412

1,256

331

271

563

122

44

6

4

22

3

32

15

23

31

27

33

10

7

8

51

45

9

1

12

16

5

55

16

42

48

26

78

26

10

19

33

46

438

...

465

1,669

141

34,805

1,670

2,520

51,854

33,409

4,895

17,280

5,025

2,221

4,417

47

972

30

1,303

1,512

726

22,379

929

14,779

67,936

45,856

20,201

22,215

3,038

3,055

4,102

48

62

120

498

169

294

232

291

301

127

7W

194

100

87

692

49

53

204

690

103

239

206

230

312

116

801

271

136

30

995

50

499,486

183,245

330,950

1,003,619

870,224

925,465

J, 933, 170

735,781

219,695

2,532,041

491, 103

343,836

731,421

530,051

51

240,006

187,437

328,684

870,801

622,454

1,066,916

2,138,832

486,629

297, U6

1,332,397

393,343

170,050

553,723

618,103

52

60

95

346

164

255

225

230

276

111

675

147

92

83

410

53

51

148

365

100

251

193

202

251

101

698

169

35

63

510

54

9,494

3,271

3,215

19,207

15,718

17,420

4«,344

12,709

6,858

51,790

7,989

5,024

11,645

5,055

55

3,143

2,473

1,908

10,405

9,168

14,041

22,201

7,007

4,020

26,100

4,597

2,550

6,669

2,411

J6

44

85

274

108

198

163

231

212

90

481

121

38

65

299

57

34

110

176

74

154

133

146

157

76

489

123

47

49

259

58

3,699

1,449

1,673

9,997

7,472

7,767

32,335

4,386

1,598

21,158

3,112

J, 076

7,091

2,555

59

1,854

1,641

1,196

5,819

3,504

8,335

18,155

3,955

2,365

13,904

3,339

1,489

4,254

1,022

60

285,053

80,554

84,700

708,228

556,837

567,365

3,482,211

470,725

108,704

1,583,882

245,744

275,955

547,748

174,323

61

184,483

127,922

82,021

603,990

360,309

775,535

2,004,307

326,302

218,730

1,310,506

231,131

107,061

430,152

33,145

62

41

89

260

136

188

193

187

220

SO

557

12B

73

74

309

63

30

91

272

72

176

138

Ul

169

67

459

%

68

35

367

64

5,795

1,822

1,542

9,210

8,24«

9,653

16,509

7,823

5,260

30,632

4,377

1,948

4,554

2,500

65

1,289

832

712

4,586

5,664

5,706

4,046

3,052

1,655

12,196

1,258

1,061

2,415

1,389

66

212,460

76,186

48,577

287,610

262,996

335,154

422,527

247,586

72,349

910,149

197,866

56,205

174,923

75,616

67

54,317

30,752

34,101

256,080

222,465

269,086

108,952

120,163

21,414

527,090

i9,iA7

31,347

103,941

74,709

63

6

61

351

30

56

26

21

50

23

76

86

24

9

504

69

5

126

608

21

72

31

36

128

29

175

169

68

23

394

70

118

1,015

7,086

482

1,467

531

739

576

1,240

1,283

2,593

590

366

9,765

71

95

1,983

9,660

735

1,453

927

944

2,320

2,384

2,442

2,930

1,435

761

19,846

72

1,558

26,455

197,188

6,991

48,336

14,069

27,519

13,269

36,702

36,617

47,113

11,676

3,750

279,347

73

1,056

27,507

208,506

9,961

36,386

16,792

21,739

33,113

56,267

39,973

51,622

30,770

13,110

455,418

74

3

1

14

8

11

9

6

12

5

17

3

...

9

75

2

4

X

6

19

17

25

15

6

42

15

5

"'■7

34

76

12

1

16

14

19

47

35

62

7

34

3

9

77

2

5

45

3

32

49

35

45

16

52

21

"a

"li

46

78

425

50

485

790

1,555

8,377

913

4,201

1,940

1,393

375

...

265

79

150

305

3,416

690

3,294

5,373

3,334

2,051

535

3,106

1,643

372

1,520

4,686

80

114

STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES

County Table 7 (Part 2 of 2 ) .-LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-Continued

[iFor comparability of data on livestock and poultry, see text and State Table 12j

Item

Sarasota

Seminole

Sumter

Suwannee

Taylor

Union

Volusia

Wakulla

Walton

Washington

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Poultry Hod poultry products:

1

Poultry and/or poultry products

sold farms reporting 1954 . . .

47
77

83
113

122
225

363

688

53
105

82
112

133
229

37
127

264
391

223

2

1949 . . .

456

3

dollars 1954...

77,811

155,691

209,713

122,697

23,017

31,342

341,327

24,990

354,915

99,351

4

1949 . . .

40,424

168,159

138,253

77,405

15,169

29,926

507,037

10,648

508,260

79,219

5

Chickens, 4 months old and over,

on hand f aj*m5 reporting 1954 . . .

103
160

196
209

366
693

1,332

1,680

222
239

312
353

293

500

126
288

941
1,056

759

6

1950 . . .

1,043

7

number 1954 . . .

21,117

35,586

54,046

50,867

9,871

15,583

73,626

7,057

30,743

40,171

8

1950 . . .

9,943

25,671

33,384

45,733

7,360

16,239

47,959

6,251

42,562

26,728

9

Chickens sold farms reporting 1954 . . .

19

46

49

90

11

28

71

16

119

104

10

1949 . . .

38

72

126

324

58

53

118

61

267

236

LI

number 195"; . . .

34,927

29,138

31,832

53,558

2,659

2,586

44,180

21,186

552,152

21,861

12

1949 . . .

8,255

37,704

33,451

34,204

5,905

4,637

261,908

3,598

559,413

29,994

13

dollars 1954...

36,094

30,138

26,443

36,893

3,026

2,434

44,898

13,900

319,179

17,331

14

1949...

11,540

45,010

35,758

31,571

5,728

4,799

252,970

4,320

460,332

26,516

15

Broilers farms reporting 1954 . . .

1

2

3

2

1

1

35

4

16

number 1954 . . .

25,000

9,200

11,400

41,000

2,400

20,000

546,162

5,400

17

dollars 1954...

25,000

8,480

7,400

26,760

1,320

12,500

313,662

3,618

18

Other chickens farms reporting 1954 . . .

19

45

49

88

11

23

70

15

89

101

19

number 1954 . . .

9,927

19,938

20,432

12,558

2,659

2,586

41,730

1,186

5,990

16,461

20

dollars 1954...

11,094

21,658

19,043

10,133

3,026

2,484

43,578

1,400

5,517

14,263

21

Chicken eggs sold farms reporting 1954 . . -

38

66

99

298

41

61

113

28

196

174

22

1949...

67

93

153

514

78

83

203

103

255

349

23

81,929

270,634

482,540

196,372

42,009

63,434

678,728

26,455

30,955

202,031

24

1949 . . .

47,633

195,679

191,581

81,306

17,4U

37,428

443,185

12,448

96,815

91,255

25

dollars 1954...

38,452

115,617

182,373

71,664

19,362

25,361

283,601

10,572

33,037

79,256

26

1949 . . .

27,152

106,850

100,275

34,905

9,213

19,275

240,460

5,850

46,835

44,360

27

Turkeys raised farms reporting 1954 . . .

11

19

32

114

22

26

21

13

73

72

28

1949 . . .

20

22

37

131

11

20

30

12

20

57

29

number 1954...

88

3,749

372

3,631

262

1,013

2,161

159

1,079

774

30

1949 . . .

333

2,278

554

2,530

70

951

2,355

94

332

1,617

31

6

U

25

58

4

3

10

11

45

39

32

number 1954 . . .

43

149

192

1,799

163

791

1,406

143

442

429

33

Heavy breeds farms reporting 1954 . - .

5

6

7

57

18

13

12

2

31

35

34

number 1954.- -

45

3,600

180

1,832

99

222

755

16

637

.345

35

Turkey hens to be kept for breeding,

on hand farms reporting 1954 . . .

7

11

20

76

U

17

11

10

55

47

36

number 1954 . - .

24

45

69

460

23

73

U3

30

153

185

37

Light breeds farms reporting 1954 . . .

6

9

17

43

2

7

6

9

33

25

38

number 1954. . .

21

36

52

287

6

43

67

27

100

111

39

Heavy breeds fEirms reporting 1954 . . .

1

2

3

33

9

10

6

1

22

24

40

number 1954. . .

3

9

17

173

17

30

81

3

53

74

41

Ehjcks raised farms reporting 1954 . . .

8

11

19

60

10

6

16

^

47

15

42

1949 . . .

16

11

31

95

6

17

18

25

19

21

43

number 1954 . . .

465

165

184

473

125

80

406

26

340

144

44

1949 . . .

282

168

265

590

54

95

510

116

162

80

45

Turkeys, ducks, geese, other miscellaneous

poultry, and their eggs sold . . .Xarms reporting 1954-. -

6

13

15

67

11

U

20

7

22

30

46

1949 . . .

10

13

27

91

6

13

23

5

8

32

47

3,265

9,936

897

14, UO

629

3,497

12,828

518

2,699

2,214

48

1949 . . .
AniaaU sold alive:

1,732

16,299

2,220

10,929

228

5,852

13,607

478

1,093

8,343

49

Cattle, hogs,^ horses, or

mules sold alive ■,•••••••••••■•• farms reporting 1954 ■ - .

144
95

108
69

430
461

1,245
1,499

241
268

259
281

179
164

154
231

697
809

598

50

1949 . . .

334

51

dollars 1954...

489,537

224,052

630,766

1,004,444

251,073

200,216

356,144

86,234

4U,032

395,873

52

469,680

181,033

984,720

806,971

174,554

230,739

310,181

96,605

338,853

296,463

53

Cattle and/or calves sold

alive forms reporting 1954 .. .

136

93

390

700

136

162

157

59

385

385

54

i949...

87

57

336

682

154

165

134

92

457

465

55

number 1954 . . .

10,743

5,922

11,532

7,273

4,051

2,860

6,374

634

3,852

3,570

56

1949 . . .

6,542

2,225

12,363

3,389

1,991

1,919

4,557

521

2,429

1,740

57

Cattle sold alive, excluding

calves farms reporting 1954 . . .

111

71

240

520

114

111

139

42

279

268

58

1949 . . .

63

37

191

454

113

116

105

66

265

252

59

number 1954...

4,749

2,962

4,523

3,905

1,345

992

3,330

256

1,704

1,746

60

1949 . . .

4,385

1,512

7,144

2,040

1,270

1,161

3,040

373

1,032

746

61

dollars 1954...

310,120

162,674

293,301

176,904

66,323

56,688

231,743

11,005

92,645

103,102

62

1949...

370,778

U5,233

573,587

160,603

87,307

107,593

243,731

21,890

89,422

58,401

63

Calves sold alive farms reporting 1954...

113

84

367

477

107

130

124

46

266

324

64

1949 . . .

61

37

249

389

93

m

74

55

313

344

65

number 1954 .. .

5,994

2,960

7,009

3,368

2,706

1,868

3,494

373

2,1^8

1,824

66

1949 . . .

2,157

713

5,219

1,349

721

753

1,517

148

1,347

994

67

doUars 1954 . . .

176,445

51,932

282,941

119,022

82,424

51,038

109,927

8,831

68,037

52,479

68

1949 . . .

91,365

27,609

317,838

67,427

23,824

26,955

38,132

5,143

60,759

44,353

69

Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting 1954...

8

16

112

1,106

196

211

39

Ul

529

446

70

21

19

251

1,404

228

252

56

206

681

711

71

number 1954...

129

357

1,956

26,919

6,491

4,453

537

3,341

9,646

9,013

72

1949...

412

355

4,990

28,104

4,540

4,237

1,442

3,727

9,7U

10,721

73

dollars 1954 . . .

2,465

9,062

46,579

707,428

102,001

92, US

U,154

66,266

249,533

239,177

74

7,207

7,906

91,920

571,430

57,181

94,145

27,708

68,610

185,184

187,499

75

Horses and mules sold alive.. farms reporting 1954...

4

4

4

17

3

8

4

4

13

9

76

1949 . . .

4

3

13

80

17

16

3

12

34

56

77

number 1954 . . .

7

5

29

21

3

3

6

4

27

12

78

1949 . . .

4

4

25

109

18

29

4

W

41

76

79

dollars 1954 . . .

557

384

2,945

1,090

325

322

315

132

812

1,115

80

1949 . . .

330

285

1,311

7,506

1,242

2,091

610

950

3,183

5,725

^For 1949, data include sheep and lambs sold alive.

FLORIDA

County Table 8.-NURSERY, GREENHOUSE, AND FOREST PRODUCTS: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950

115

Item
^For definitions and explanations, see text)

Karsery and greenhouse products, flower and vegetable
seeds and plants, and Lulbs:

Nursery and greeiihouse products, flower and
vegetable seeds and plants, flowers, and
bulbs sold dollars 195i . .

iwg..

Nursery products f trees, shrubs, vines,
ornamentals, etc.) farms reporting 195^..

1949..

acres 1954. .

1949..

Sold dollars 1954. .

1949..

Cut flowers, potted plants, florist greens,
and bedding plants grown for sale;

Grown under glass farms reporting 1954..

1949..

square feet 1954..

1*49..

Grown in open farms reporting 1954..

1949..

acres 1954 . .

1949..

Sold farms reporting 1954 . .

1949..
dollars 1954..
1949..
Vegetables grown under glass, flower seeds,
vegetable seeds, vegetable plants, bulbs,
and mushrooms produced for sale:
Grown under glass or in
house farms reporting 1954. .

1949..

square feet 1954..

1949..

Grown in open farms reporting 1954 . ,

1949..

acres 1954..

1949..

Sold farms reporting 1954 . .

1949..

dollars 1954..

1949 . .

Forest products;

Firewood and fuelwood cut farms reporting 1954..

1949..

cords f4'x 4'x 8') 1954..

1949..

Fence posts cut farms reporting 1954..

1949..

number 1954 . ,

1949.,

Sawlogs and veneer logs cut (including standing

timber sold) farms reporting 1954. .

1949^ .

thousands of bd. ft. 1954.

194 9I.

Pulpwood cut farms reporting 1954 .

1949.
cords 1954 .

1949.

Value of firewood, fence poats, logs, lumber, pulp-
wood, piling and poles, bark, bolts, Christmas trees,
hewn ties, mine timber, and other miscellaneous

forest products sold farma reporting 1954.

dollars 1954.
1949.

Bay

27,601,310
17,373,143

1,475
1,379
7,150
5,478
9,986,127
7,245,053

232

206

1,589,708

752,903

922

675
13,475
12,185

1,034

725

16,226,191

9,484,092

22

29

143,416

102, UO

178

238

2,657

1,639

192

246

1,388,992

643,998

5,314

5,812

38,585

50,655

1,935

2,638

753,253

786,219

1,216

900

72,849

10,817

1,685

742

250,807

74,907

2,568
3,506,042
3,743,767

98,777
39,767

12

13

35

9

48,277

17,437

3
13,235

10,890

7
7
57
15

47,000
14,154

370
1
3
6
15

1

4

3,500

8,176

208

234

1,137

1,465

71

99

22,745

26, 570

60

51

4,217

1,019

43

21

6,286

1,593

62
136,727
252,964

712,900
347,458

9

1,283

438

535,100

312,433

2
2

17,800
13,112

1
3

300
15

2
3

177,800
35,025

115

185

1,147
1,650

17

12

784

86

8,775
978

62
76,466
85,652

29,980
63,170

2

13

3

20,070

20,040

2

500

12

000

5

3

5

3

9,730

43,030

100
2

2

1
180
100

17

16

101

181

8

7

2,230

6,485

2
18
52

26

13

4,247

1,604

33

24,606
17,097

1,615
2,397

1

5

615

1,569

1

2

2

(Z)

2

2

1,000

39

26

93

108

455

47

52

8,439

12,155

19

9

1,147

32

47

26

5,21A

1,293

62
92,955
55,483

577,7U
72,708

34
25
49
21
83,414
38,261

2
3

1,450
1,944

23

16
748
36

23

16

492,597

33,900

6,350
1,534

6
5

841
U

4,827

20
53,596
11,080

720,076
303,303

73

28

443

99

546,580

92,442

1

2

5,000

U,232

8

15

18

702

8

13

45,700

112,720

3

2

61,000

5,600

3

6

2

2

10

3

3

6

2

2

1,700

127

796

547

98

141

4

15

2

10,200
17,700

1
900
271

297
428

10

29

5,624

9,359

15

7

309

50

38

38

8,049

1,722

50
56,048
26,848

224,400
107,187

81

6

24,250

5,387

2
3

220
201

2

3

200,150

100,800

3

2

12

3

1

3

500

60,300

1

1

65

200

1

1,000

33,965

Z Reported in small fractions .

^Does not Include amount sold as standing timber.

116

STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES

County Table S^NURSERY, GREENHOUSE, AND FOREST

Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Citrus

Clay

Collier

Columbia

Dade

De Soto

Dixie

Duval

Escambia

Nursery and KreenhouSf^ products, flower and vegetable
seeds and plants, and bulbs:

1

Nursery and greenhouse products, flower and
vegetable seeds and plants, flowers, and
bulbs sold dollars 1954...

25C

175

74,500
139,395

123,200
1,000

3,525

1,715

3,741,070
1,332,0U

36,935
58,290

832,650
545,879

U5,418
46,357

2

1949...

3

Nursery products (trees, shrubs, vines,
ornamentals, etc.) farms reporting 1954...

1

2

5

2

187

U

53

28

i.

1949...

3

1

2

201

13

49

19

5

acres 1954...

1

4

53

6

600

15

159

54

6

1949...

48

2

(2)

385

12

122

25

7

Sold dollars 1954. . .

25C
17:

1,050
16,700

60,500
1,000

3,000
850

2,491,901
947,126

17,735
10,390

272,523
123,774

42,300
18,395

8

1949...

9

Cut flowers, potted plants, florist greens,
and bedding plants grown for sale:
Grown under glass farms reporting 1954...

46

1

27

14

10

1

18

31

U

11

square feet 1954...

444,076

168

146,742

22,919

12

1949...

100

1U,876

69,773

24,847

13

Grown in open farms reporting 1954...

4

5

1

125

3

28

10

U

1949...

7

2

57

7

70

21

15

acres 1954...

144

53

(Z)

152

44

34

7

16

1949...

135

(Z)

131

128

109

18

17

Sold farms reporting 1954 . . .

4

5

1

150

3

42

19

18

1949...

7

2

65

7

82

26

19

dollars 1954 .. .

73,350

62,700

500

1,216,409

19,200

553,460

72,293

20,

1949...

112,015

850

295,799

47,700

406,935

27,402

21

Vegetables grown under glass, flower seeds,
vegetable seeds, vegetable plants, bulbs,
and mushrooms produced for sale:
Grown under glass or in

4
4

6

1

22

1949...

23

square feet 1954...

6,150

850

24

1949...

84,600

465

2,424

25

Grown in open..... farms reporting 1954...

1

7

3

3

26

1949...

1

4

1

10

2

27

acres 1954.. .

1

6

6

2

28

1949...

122

1

8

(Z)

9

(Z)

29

Sold farms reporting 1954 . . .

1

1

10

3

3

30

1949...

4

1

8

1

U

4

31

dollars 1954...

100

...

25

32,760

6,667

825

32

1949...

10,680

15

89,089

200

15,170

560

33

Forest products;

Firewood and fuelwood cut farms reporting 1954...

! 6

1

103

6

10

53

11

111

34

1949...

) 10

U5

1

27

15

69

61

35

cords (4'x 4'x 8') 1954...

5

J 152

343

515

561

29

225

289

1,640

36

1949...

2

5 69

1,022

3

45

74

457

4U

37

Fence posts cut farms reporting 1954...

J 6

57

3

20

21

15

27

38

1949...

5 7

68

7

4

41

19

39

number 1954...

10(

, 625

13,892

4,000

10,265

2,790

8,650

9,846

40

1949...

12,10

5 1,100

16,416

3,233

600

14,574

5,353

41

Sawlogs and veneer logs cut (including standing
timber sold)..... farms reporting 1954...

3 9

22

3

4

16

9

26

42

19i9l..

3 6

18

2

1

19

11

43

31/

3,390

1,362

21

117

175

792

1,163

44

191.9'..

4

3 232

74

5

3

311

38

45

Pulpwood cut farms reporting 1954 .. .

3 22

31

6

8

5

36

53

46

1949...

6

23

2

2

22

20

47

cords 1954...

2,30(

D 12,618

6,498

363

1,079

1,099

6,087

4,537

48

1949 . . .

52

3 661

2,276

10

16

2,209

3,607

49

Value of firewood, fence posts, logs, lumber, pulp-
wood, piling and poles, bark, bolts, Christmas trees,
hewn ties, mine timber, and other miscellaneous
forest products sold farms reporting 1954...

6 26

1

50

U

13

8

44

63

50

dollars 1954...

8,78(

D 165,502

2,343

89,637

3,728

8,462

19,310

70, 592

58,075

51

1949...

23,98.

i, 137,629

127, 5U

50

21,692

8,490

94,425

52,846

Z Reported In small fractlona.

^Does not Include amotint sold as standing timber.

FLORIDA

117

PRODUCTS: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-Continued

Flagler

Fran]£lin

Gadsden

Oilchrlst

Glades

Gulf

Hamilton

Hardee

Hendry

Hernando

Highlands

Hills-
borough

Ho lines

Indian
River

Jackson

15,000

440

500

3,500

500

U9,600

100

5,025

471,046

982,658

412,430

243,020

1

iSO

1,045

16,054

1,000

200

15,263

1,000

99,155

667,618

110

142,689

220,852

2

1

2

2

25

1

3

9

139

21

6

3

1

1

1

1

1

20

1

9

U6

13

6

4

20

(z)

6

20

1

6

UO

200

28

42

5

6

(Z)

5

10

1

13

3

36

133

16

34

6

15,000

440

3,000

37,600

100

5,000

172,600

465,555

32,680

36,010

7

480

600

6,527

2

2

388
3,175

1,000

1
1,000

200

7,603

1,000

37,550

1
650

242,201

6

7

2,180

8,236

13,051

1

2

2,000

6,000

23,750

1

2

512

860

8

9
10
11
12

1

2

1

2

38

12

5

13

1

2

3

18

53

1

3

5

14

1

77

(Z)

2

602

430

217

15

(Z)

5

1

20

513

1

244

132

16

3

1

2

1

3

42

13

5

17

1

2

3

18

49

1

1

7

18

500

500

104,000

25

16,250

466,971

379,700

206,760

19

45

9,527

560

U,242

409, 563
2

110

129,638

197, 102

20
21

2

3
9,640

22

23

U

3,410

24

1

1

30

19

1

3

25

1

1

2

5

21
146

19
26

1

3

26

27

(Z)

1

11

1

133
30

25
21

1

3

28
29

1

500

2
8,000

18
282,196

16
50,132

50

250

30
31

400

7,100

47,363

15,854

32

2

6

397

U

10

1

64

12

1

5

1

50

313

1

932

33

8

7

541

66

8

77

17

2

23

4

85

324

4

854

34

700

148

2,776

95

25

25

288

31

10

17

2

721

1,683

60

5,070

35

89

40

9,320

542

75

751

200

102

152

19

256

2,594

783

6,556

36

2

3

78

6

17

1

11

12

10

5

6

46

75

3

421

37

3

3

151

35

3

32

28

3

23

7

77

77

3

523

38

4,000

1,020

38, 716

1,150

12,630

1,000

3,350

3,761

30,124

450

U,210

13,029

U,253

1,650

100,377

39

1,600

1,536

53,878

9,610

1,185

8,092

U,046

4,200

6,101

3,994

16,907

13,321

4,050

123,283

40

7

64

8

2

2

11

4

3

11

4

27

58

1

109

41

1

54

3

4

12

10

2

11

3

49

81

1

107

42

592

5,110

121

115

310

50

75

5,493

162

459

456

1,125

40

1,185

43

7

972

44

27

463

29

33

259

17

310

1,323

52

615

44

e

1

74

6

2

15

46

19

6

3

6

13

72

2

157

45

2

4

40

4

7

11

6

1

1

3

6

27

39

46

5,346

333

5,589

160

390

1,555

2,138

1,108

6,354

349

2,415

814

2,821

54

6,958

47

215

37

1,868

48

757

490

391

20

39

42

37

825

1,121

48

9

1

123

8

5

15

65

26

8

U

7

45

124

4

240

49

107,335

1,600

195,496

3,985

7,780

12,131

25,232

10,088

U9,476

7,111

24,873

19,505

48,477

2,655

80,590

50

315,139

62,214

104, 4U

17,432

3,500

10,513

113,857

70,527

3,201

87,742

640

39,336

96,345

1,893

101,544

51

118

STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES

County Table S^NURSERY, GREENHOUSE, AND FX)REST

Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Jefferson

Lafayette

Lake

Lee

Leon

Levy

Liberty

Madison

Manatee

Marion

Nurspry and er«eiihouse products, flover and vegetable
seeds and plants, and bulbs:

1

Nursery and greenhouse products, flower and
vegetable seeds and plants, flowers, and
bulbs sold dollars 1954 . . .

481,^00
140,750

120

1,022,228
932,372

2,558,900
2,732,759

85,191
109,114

...

8,083
2,970

1,779,854
2,129,951

273,434
44,213

2

1949...

3

Nursery products ftrees, shrubs, vines,
ornamentals, etc.) farms reporting 1954...

7

91

35

7

3

27

34

4

1949...

6

49

17

11

1

29

18

5

acres 1954...

840

301

232

62

3

99

177

6

1949...

812

173

296

43

1

105

72

7

Sold dollars 1954 . . .

257,850
124,265

376,593
226,145

138,500
452,505

74,300
81,704

...

1,700
290

286,440

187,065

113,577
34,647

8

1949...

9

Cut flowers, potted plants, florist greens,
and bedding plants grown for sale:

Grown under glass farms reporting 1954...

5

4

5

1

10

7

1

9

7

3

11

square feet 1954.. .

58,565

8,740

78,892

900

12

1949...

9,844

150

9,550

142,250

1,724

13

Grown in open farms reporting 1954...

34

29

3

40

9

14

1949...

27

28

10

38

12

15

acres 1954...

573

2,4X

4

2,082

5

16

1949...

767

1,847

49

1,972

5

17

Sold farms reporting 1954...

35

29

4

43

9

18

1949...

23

29

12

42

11

19

dollars 1954...

643,035

2,420,400

9,850

963

1,493,214

10,491

2(^

1949...

2,411

691,427

2,283,754

25,160

130

1,942,411

3,534

21

Vegetables grown under glass, flower seeds,
vegetable seeds, vegetable plants, bulbs,
and mushrooms produced for sale:
Grown under glass or In

1

1

1

1

22

1949...

1

1

23

square feet 1954...

3,600

600

96

1,000

24

1949...

20

500

25

Grown in open farms reporting 1954...

17

4

1

2

11

26

1949...

43

1

8

3

10

1

2

4

27

acres 1954...

976

2

10

50

326

28

1949 .. .

601

10

16

38

94

2

1

26

29

Sold farms reporting 1954 .. .

18

4

2

3

1

11

30

1949...

42

1

8

3

11

1

2

3

31

dollars 1954...

223,350

2,600

1,041

5,420

200

154,416

32

1949...

14,074

L20

14,800

46,500

2,250

2,500

475

6,032

33

Forest products;

Firewood and f uelwood cut farms reporting 1954 .. .

247

209

46

1

191

130

41

325

12

136

34

1949...

431

18

39

8

329

25

6

365

29

199

35

cords (4'x 4'x 8') 1954...

1,921

851

217

5

2,070

541

200

3,732

51

2,620

36

1949...

2,734

1-19

202

72

3,188

519

66

3,291

118

3,086

37

Fence posts cut....... .farms reporting 1954...

65

57

24

1

37

32

6

174

11

67

38

1949...

152

17

25

9

177

16

7

132

22

97

39

number 1954 .. .

15,370

9,821

15,641

200

18,888

6,300

2,030

44,440

3,883

20,007

40

1949...

24,774

4,943

5,16o

6,175

27,627

9,160

2,450

51,630

9,687

20,244

41

Sawlogs and veneer logs cut (including standing
timber sold) farms reporting 1954...

28

55

36

2

22

15

7

39

3

86

42

19491..

13

7

14

1

12

7

7

26

9

32

43

thousands of bd. ft. 1954...

3,186

457

1,608

22

6,511

2,223

261

781

168

4,948

44

1949^.

135

29

138

4

190

59

153

193

32

138

45

Pulpwood cut farms reporting 1954...

35

60

9

21

14

21

30

5

55

46

1949...

13

2

2

1

10

5

9

9

3

24

47

cords 1954...

3,488

4,613

567

3,492

1,256

1,219

1,090

889

15,236

48

1949 . . .

887

101

210

15

241

234

707

185

70

14,325

49
50

Value of firewood, fence posts, logs, lumber, pulp-
wood, piling and poles, bark, bolts, Christmas trees,
hewn ties, mine timber, and other miscellaneous
forest products sold farms reporting 1954 —

dollars 1954...

60
75,284

76
32,677

35
54,761

1
1,000

35
164,730

26
88,169

27
19,303

59
52,312

10
16,819

108
192,713

51

1949...

86,428

25 , 169

17,334

5,066

24,373

84,323

17,380

95,714

9,990

163, 3X

Z Reported In small fractions.

■"■Does not include ajnount sold as standing timber.

FLORIDA

119

PRODUCTS: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-Continued

Martin

Monroe

Nassau

Okaloosa Okeecho

bee Orange

Osceola

Paljn Beach

Pasco

Pinellas

Polk

Putnam

St. Johns

St. Lucie

^anta Rosa

716,210

2,150

15,60

) 4,500

00 2,542,999

9,606

2,904,000

42,010

945,530

898,416

131,380

507,919

477,542

30,270

1

104,850

200

60,64

) 650

.. 1,851,975

995

1,323,515

6,219

676,760

228,183

68,335

233,018

U4,272

12,830

2

13

3

J 3

1 134

9

82

46

73

72

42

8

L2

3

3

8

1

3

114

4

87

16

59

68

22

8

23

1

4

iS

1

3=

10

1 327

4

460

56

188

509

164

15

28

40

5

32

I

«

1

263

6

514

11

130

357

55

12

239

(Z)

6

110,010

1,000

15,50C

4,000

?00 804,805

5,280

981,332

40,160

569,695

706,608

80,147

17,051

50,542

30,050

7

27,135

200

20,64

> 60O

1,295,263

900

651,755

5,419

298,146

38,338

52,151

30,705

116,020

30

8

43

11

20

8

1

1

2

9

21

6

28

15

1

2

1

2

10

517,252

59,180

95,321

8,230

2,200

150

3,188

11

2,24;

121,960

27,100

58,160

67,201

4,750

610

240

7,600

12

16

2

1

61

2

64

1

31

16

4

24

13

1

13

11

40

37

1

42

27

9

16

6

2

14

44

(Z)

(Z

1

155

1

2,342

1

126

16

11

439

512

(Z)

15

85

i;

58

941

2

165

30

10

94

12

9

16

16

2

1

1

79

2

67

1

43

20

4

25

14

1

17

9

53

38

1

50

33

10

16

6

2

18

606,200

1,150

IOC

50O

1,684,344

4,300

1,696,648

800

366,710

72,033

3,683

490,868

427,000

200

19

77,440

40,0OC

497,578

1

635,034
1

500

375,214

1

64,364

1

6,053

197,013

6,647

12,800

20
21

1

1
200

1,260

4,165

1
600

2
1,255

•22

23

400

100

500

2,740

24

7

8

2

4

11

2

1

25

3

16

10

1

3

12

4

3

2

26

168

110

6

3

137

116

(Z)

27

1

71

136

2

1

168

81

4

4

28

8

8

2

4

11

2

1

29

2

1

16

2

10

1

4

14

4

3

2

30

53,850

26

226,020

1,050

9,125

119,775

48,050

20

31

275

50

59,134

95

36,726

300

3,400

125,481

10,176

5,300

1,605

32

3

3

113

1 38

24

21

13

11

10

1

6

62

33

3

4i!

138

43

11

3

68

14

44

50

32

1

63

34

12

27

746

20 371

289

87

43

130

122

38

22

335

35

9

34.

786

416

172

15

366

79

251

623

337

15

427

36

9

23

1 20

59

2

26

15

16

7

3

10

7

3-

7

1(

26

39

13

11

27

7

46

28

16

7

19

38

19,000

1,35C

4,498 1,C

WO 5,977

77,885

700

14,570

24,197

10,546

12,325

1,600

15,725

2,945

39

6,250

4,16£

4,815

17 ,200

19,450

3,139

6,336

1,120

12,308

10,021

7,966

9,050

6,110

40

1

1

J 26

2 14

11

26

8

12

12

7

24

41

1

1

) 23

I 16

9

5

15

5

28

15

7

3

12

42

150

42<

250

24 174

666

3,291

526

1,771

2,723

1,966

397

43

6

45

278 ]

00 100

79

1

105

75

112

486

100

98

50

44

2(

42

5 10

16

3

14

1

26

35

12

4

48

45

4.

29

5 6

2

4

3

1

6

21

7

2

35

46

2,85(

) 4,698

59 1,712

4,731

230

5,580

10

4,659

22,160

17,396

1,957

3,761

47

4,93

1,263

93 385

1,029

230

26

50

808

14,571

441

860

2,768

48

2

3

49

12 30

24

3

29

11

39

43

14

8

57

49

9,250

28,36^

49,318 8,(

78 20,737

62,995

2,960

105,863

15,927

60,036

208,010

139,689

11,840

36,181

50

35,687

69,68

J 34,992 45,]

76 33,793

16,901

3,357

29,111

3,642

77,726

323,800

68,231

4,579

40,390

51

120 STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES

County Table S^NURSERY, GREENHOUSE, AND FOREST PRODUCTS: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-Continued

Item
'For definitions and explanations, see text)

Sarasota

Seminole

Sumter

Suwannee

Taylor

Union

Volusia

Wakulla

Walton

Washington

1

IVnrsery aod ^eealiouse prodacta, flower and vegetable
seeda aad plants, and bulbs:

Nursery and greenhouse products, flower and
vegetable seeds and plants, flowers, and
bulbs sold dollars 1954 . , .

195,190
190,735

804,126
341,315

12,924
6,149

4,300
8,660

5,000
120

2,10
20(

3 1,553,527
3 1,258,783

200

2,320
2,330

2,025
2,120

2

1949...

3

Nursery products ftrees, shrubs, vines,
ornamentals, etc.) farms reporting 1954...

27

32

12

3

1

2 49

2

3

4

1949...

7

29

6

L 228

6

3

5

acres 1954...

53

78

16

1

2

i 155

2

2

6

1949...

26

225

7

L 638

10

6

7

Sold dollars 1954 .. .

77,040
180,072

130,960
293,465

10,003

300
2,925

5,000

2,10<
20(

3 177,084
3 1,179,588

1,500
2,110

1,250

8

1949...

2,120

9

Cut flowers, potted plants, florist greens,
and bedding plants grown for sale;

2

5

1

1

8

1

2

10

1949 .. .

2

2

2

6

11

square feet 1954 . . .

11,904

54,080

300

3,000

26,330

350

456

12

1949...

4,450

10,800

2,050

i.arj

13

Grown in open farms reporting 1954...

10

28

1

239

3

1

14

1949...

6

27

1

3

1

22

1

15

acres 1954...

18

564

5

1,022

1

1

16

1949...

2

3,593

1

9

(Z)

93

5

17

Sold farms reporting 1954 . . .

11

31

1

1

240

1

3

2

18

1949. . .

6

27

1

2

1

24

1

19

dollars 1954...

116,650

652,966

50

2,000

1,373,796

200

820

625

20

1949...

10,663

535,313

100

5,500

40

78,995

200

21

Vegetables grown under glass, flower seeds,
vegetable seeds, vegetable plants, bulbs,
and mushrooms produced for sale:

house farms reporting 1954...

1

2

22

1949...

1

23

square feet 1954...

10,000

43,000

24

1949...

900

25

Grown in open farms reporting 1954. . .

1

5

13

1

5

1

26

1949...

L2

17

3

1

1

2

27

acres 1954 . . .

2

13

11

1

8

(Z)

28

1949...

40

10

1

(Z)

(Z)

1

29

Sold farms reporting 1954...

1

6

15

1

5

1

30

1949...

10

17

3

1

1

2

31

dollars 1954...

1,500

20,200

2,871

2,000

2,647

150

32

1949...

12,537

6,049

235

80

200

520

33

Forest producta:

Firewood and fuelwood cut farms reporting 1954...

3

8

78

233

44

41

20

56

534

159

34

1949...

5

17

42

392

37

6-

18

93

204

193

35

cords f4'x 4'x 8') 1954...

23

134

411

1,054

278

226

451

336

2,917

810

36

1949...

61

68

195

3,117

204

62-

63

484

1,151

1,079

37

Fence posts cut farms reporting 1954...

3

4

30

61

21

16

12

5

53

45

38

1949...

6

7

13

148

16

34

10

17

29

65

39

number 1954 .. .

1,230

4,050

5,035

11,658

24,503

4,25C

4,560

290

7,653

16,492

40

1949...

2,360

2,470

3,657

29,253

3,392

9,716

1,131

1,739

4,039

9,182

41

Sawlogs and veneer logs cut (including standing
timber sold) farms reporting 1954. . .

3

13

19

69

13

21

23

8

30

45

42

194 9^ . .

4

5

52

8

5

6

4

11

28

43

thousands of bd . f t . 1954 .. .

1,203

203

245

418

3,976

1,106

1,263

294

616

1,023

44

1949^ . .

30

15

271

58

526

153

27

38

111

45

Pulpwood cut farms reporting 1954 .. .

4

5

4

75

22

35

26

9

71

123

46

1949...

1

36

14

11

1

6

32

65

47

cords 1954...

2,029

2,135

574

3,297

8,149

1,652

8,753

674

3,359

9,349

48

1949...

1.112

1,457

271

757

75

163

777

2,578

49

Value of firewood, fence posts, logs, lumber, pulp-
wood, piling and poles, bark, bolts, Christmas trees,
hewn ties, mine timber, and other miscellaneous
forest products sold ...farms reporting 1954...

6

16

15

124

31

45

45

17

102

154

SO

dollars 1954...

20,065

17,365

13,966

44,376

104,554

96,073

83,720

11,874

37,357

64,015

51

1949...

3,081

3,012

40,793

100,655

19,723

154,238

18,029

11,358

44,270

48,130

Z Reported Iji small fractions .

^Does not include amount sold as standing timber.

FLORIDA

County Table 9 (Part 1 of 5 ) .-SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950

121

Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)

The State

Alachua

Baker

Bay

Bradford

Brevard

Broward

Calhoun

Charlotte

1

Cmwm:

Cc3m for all pvirposes fanns reporting 1954...

17,350

843

274

60

241

1

404

1

2

1949...

22,155

1,089

336

70

407

1

8

474

3

acres 1954...

531,714

35,535

3,678

573

3,115

1

11,559

80

i

1949...

528,742

35,630

5,139

918

3,730

4

202

11,810

5

Harvested for grain farms reporting 1954...

14,383

543

197

49

185

...

330

...

6

1949...

18,880

905

318

59

360

1

"3

374

7

acres 1954...

312,789

14, 674

1,732

347

1,614

...

5,927

8

1949...

319,228

17,382

4,269

666

2,869

4

'35

5,075

...

9

bushels 1954...

5,277,243

215,857

17,159

5,739

23,837

158,521

10

1949...

3,845,324

203,908

42,428

6,759

33,683

'30

850

70,961

11

Hogged, grazed, or cut for fodder

or silage farms reporting 1954...

9,140

557

161

19

92

1

265

1

12

1949...

9,862

512

68

18

82

8

337

...

13

acres 1954...

218,925

20,861

1,946

226

1,501

1

5,632

80

li

1949...

209,514

18,248

870

252

861

167

6,735

15

Com sold farms reporting 1954. . .

2,826

88

5

6

8

46

16

1949...

1,841

76

17

7

5

1

26

17

tushels 1954...

1,192,360

39,992

1,080

1,605

1,035

29,794

18

1949...
Sull grains:

346,165

23,527

1,445

480

320

220

3,164

19

Oats threshed or combined farms reporting 1954...

1,001

68

3

3

23

20

1949...

238

5

2

2

1^

15

21

acres 1954...

26,490

1,508

20

. t •

570

22

1949...

3,490

125

11

"2

5

...

311

23

bushels 1954...

563,447

26,871

488

65

13,146

24

1949...

49,144

1,334

250

'25

30

...

6,010

25

bushels sold 1954. . .

189,005

4,940

3,437

26

1949...

14,555

121

...

27

Other grains threshed or
combined farms reporting 1954...

225

2

28

acres 1954...

4,315

19

29

bushels 1954...

63,472

198

...

...

30

bushels sold 1954. . .
Aoimal lemiaee:

22, a6

69

...

...

...

31

Cowpeas grown for all purposes, except for fresh

processing....... farms reporting 1954...

1,820

92

5

18

55

7

26

32

1949'..

8,029

419

179

33

227

10

6

116

"i

33

acres grown alone 1954. . .

15,899

488

59

26

462

27

190

34

1949...

24,738

1,147

36

7

399

15

14

288

'is

35

acres grown with other crops 1954. . .

4,363

103

18

76

31

19

27

36

1949...

10,084

875

236

33

230

3

410

21

37

Harvested for dry peas farms reporting 1954...

415

16

1

6

11

...

9

. *.

33

1,083

41

20

5

33

1

1

16

39

acres grown alone 1954. . .

2,718

58

1

47

37

40

1949...

1,803

64

"2

6

34

1

3

15

41

acres grown with other crops 1954. . .

257

3

8

9

3

10

42

1949...

1,073

11

16

11

3

43

bushels 1954...

27,658

1,113

40

192

570

132

44

1949...

12, 527

489

192

12

288

2

15

130

...

45
46

Cut for hay farms reporting 1954. . .

178

7

1

1

1

2

1949...

395

19

4

1

1

1

47

acres grown alone 1954...

1,984

39

6

5

9

16

48

1949...

3,248

Ul

11

8

49

acres grown with other crops 1954...

146

20

50

1949...

101

21

2

2

51

tons 1954...

1,347

50

4

"16

8

10

52

1949...

2,063

38

12

5

8

1

...

53

Hogged or grazed, or cut for

silage farms reporting 1954...

1,037
2,798

49
131

3
46

11
8

33
71

3

2

20
93

54

1949...

"3

55

acres grown alone 1954...

8,575

342

4

4

336

6

127

...

56

1949...

12,914

630

21

1

153

...

"3

245

15

57

acres grown with other crops 1954...

2,474

68

10

67

2

17

58

1949...

6,551

597

154

25

176

383

"i

59

Plowed under for green

manure farms reporting 1954...

315

20

1

3

10

4

1

60

1949...

1,184

62

8

2

69

8

5

1

61

acres grown alone 1954...

2,622

49

55

15

74

12

10

62

1949...

6,773

322

U

201

U

28

63

acres grown with other crops 1954...

1,486

12

26

19

...

...

64

1949...

2,359

246

66

8

43

1

22

20

65

Peanuts grown for all purposes.. farms reporting 1954...

8,421

388

113

7

92

130

66

U,812

714

274

20

228

247

1

67

acres grown alone 1954. . .

119,970

8,331

666

24

256

2,128

68

1949. . .

176,991

10,362

564

as

776

3,843

69

acres grown with other crops 1954. . .

37,700

2,934

153

11

502

143

70

1949...

76,111

11,411

2,329

37

1,039

364

1

71

Harvested for picking or

threshing farms reporting 1954...

4,309

126

8

1

5

116

72

1949...

5,168

101

2

9

4

130

1

73

acres grown alone 1954, . .

51,012

1,866

34

1

5

1,739

74

1949...

62,545

2,477

2

112

6

2,274

...

75

acres grown with other crops 1954. . .

358

132

2

...

76

1949...

424

138

7

1

1

77

pounds 1954...

39,111,367

1,456,220

33,650

550

2,650

2,122,764

78

1949...

48,600,113

1,662,961

6,000

88,794

2,170

1,999,U0

250

79

forage farms reporting 1954...

3,601
4,061

91
58

7
2

5
6

7
43

48
128

80

1949...

...

81

acres grown alone 1954...

43,921

1,292

35

22

17

687

...

82

1949 . . .

49,571

1,125

37

407

2,005

83

acres grown with other crops 1954...

736

189

15

11

4

84

1949...

767

55

5

3

179

72

85
86

tons 1954...
1949 . . .

32,599
26,047

1,036
457

25
4

17
15

6

276

663
1,423

87

Velvetbeans grown for all
Dumoaea farms reporting 1954 .. .

1,895
3,609
9,086
11,730

77
203
591
941

21

71
42
28

11
23
2
18

27
44
62
316

18
1,941

19

96

53

88

120

1,431

235

1,915

1
'10

88
89
90
91
92
93

1949...

acres grown alone 1954...

1949...

acres grown with other crops 1954...

1949...

bushels 1954. . .

24,078
45,815
14,487

1,303

5,193

160

147

687

25

112
177
12

356

190
33

250

94

1949...

48,527

827

30

356

240

^Includes femna reporting cowpeaa harvested for green peas only.

122

STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES

County Table 9 (Part 1 of 5 ) .-SPECIFIED CROPS

Item

Citrus

Clay

Collier

Columbia

Dade

De Soto

Dixie

Duval

Esciambia

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

bn:

1

Com for all purposes farms reporting 1954...

37

41

643

7

12

75

39

572

2

1949...

25

41

827

5

18

64

126

748

3

acres 1954...

686

511

21,249

272

63

2,289

262

7,503

A

1949...

508

333

25,250

116

88

1,216

781

9,298

5

Harvested for grain farms reporting 1954...

22

27

459

5

5

53

21

547

6

1949...

15

36

735

4

16

45

98

667

7

acres 1954...

354

251

9,391

208

31

616

98

6,563

8

1949...

182

255

14,983

101

80

477

446

6,948

9

bushels 1954...

3,806

4,640

122,024

2,380

345

8,068

1,533

138,875

10

1949...

1,594

3,192

142,590

5,050

1,854

4,375

6,432

118,132

11

Hogged, grazed, or cut for fodder

or silage farms reporting 1954...

17

IS

419

2

7

64

18

98

12

1949...

14

7

405

1

3

36

34

204

13

acres 1954...

332

260

11,858

64

32

1,673

164

940

14

1949...

326

78

10,267

15

8

739

335

2,350

15

Com sold farms reporting 1954...

2

48

2

1

3

. . •

95

16

1949...

59

4

2

1

6

71

17

bushels 1954. . .

300

14,140

1,200

125

333

18,730

18

1949...

6,003

4,550

1,169

200

203

11,375

Sull gnina:

19

Oats threshed or ccrobined farms reporting 1954...

3

1

59

4

...

9

110

20

1949...

27

21
22

acres 1954...
1949...

82

3

1,464

380

93

2,835

238

23

bushels 1954...

1,076

90

23,996

9,950

1,710

86,136

24

1949...

5,105

25

bushels sold 1954...

3,642

36,147

26

1949...

3,485

27

Other grains threshed or
combined farms reporting 1954. . .

1

1

89

28
29

acres 1954...
bushels 1954...

44
900

55
150

1,206
21,803

30
31

bushels sold 1954...
Annual Icfnines:

Cowpeas grovm for all purposes, except for fresh
market, or for canning, freezing, or other

315

52

7,631

processing farms reporting 1954...

8

17

34

5

4

5

10

8

32

32

25

281

8

23

32

41

69

33

acres grown alone 1954. . .

176

164

338

38

2

54

28

24

ii.

1949...

ICH

33

732

7

91

71

64

244

35

acres grown with other crops 1954...

...

25

74

23

2

1

36
37

1949 . . .
Harvested for dry peas farms reporting 1954...

71

16
3

495
4

5

2

52

25

33
2

38

1949...

"9

4

28

3

4

"9

14

39

acres grown alone 1954...

9

11

...

2

5

40

3

2

25

3

2

6

7

41

acres grown with other crops 1954...

2

42

1949...

4

12

...

4

"3

43

bushels 1954...

87

134

45

...

22

44

1949...

23

17

145

4

14

42

115

45

Cut for hay farms reporting 1954...

1

1

2

...

2

2

46

1949...

1

2

1

2

12

47

acres grown alone 1954...

40

4

5

2

48

1949...

2

2

2

39

49

acres grown with other crops 1954. . .

8

4

SO

1949...

3

...

1

3

51

tons 1954...

'40

6

3

4

2

52

1949...

1

1

1

2

29

53

Hogged or grazed, or cut for

silage farms reporting 1954...

7

11

24

1

...

5

5

2

54

1949 . . .

16

12

84

4

18

10

17

55

acres grown alone 1954...

136

153

280

20

54

8

12

56

1949...

83

20

414

'ii

69

33

197

57

acres grown with other crops 1954...

17

61

2

58

1949 . . .

32

9

338

...

48

13

27

59

Plowed under for green

manure farms reporting 1954...

1

5

4

2

4

2

60

1949...

7

3

35

4

11

10

1

61

acres grown alone 1954. . .

2

43

13

15

5

62

1949...

16

9

293

7

77

23

1

63

acres grown with other crops 1954...

...

7

23

1

64

1949...

'39

3

142

5

...

11

...

65

Peanuts grown for all purposes .. farms reporting 1954...

44

5

397

73

2

38

66

47

13

665

72

5

120

67

acres grown alone 1954. . .

1,293

8

4,533

1,069

2

167

68

1949...

763

34

7,045

1,270

28

524

69

acres grown with other crops 1954...

150

38

2,810

843

11

52

70

1949...

433

54

9,665

617

2

65

71

Harvested for picking or
threshing. .................. farms reporting 1954. . .

2

68

4

10

72

1949...

3

1

73

8

2

11

73

acres grown alone 1954...

4

815

15

74

74

1949...

4

7

729

25

7

22

75

acres grown with other crops 1954...

42

76

1949...

70

77

pounds 1954...

4,250

344,950

14,050

65,700

78

1949...

1,226

5,000

454,932

15,500

1,100

8,080

79

Vines or tops saved for hay or

forage farms reporting 1954...

2

1

52

3

13

80

1949...

13

1

45

7

19

81

acres grown alone 1954...

4

516

7

71

82

1949...

232

"3

487

19

42

83

acres grown with other crops 1954. . .

18

75

4

84

1949...

119

60

18

8

85

tons 1954...

4

15

410

5

45

86

1949...

212

2

207

18

25

87

Velvetbeans grown for all

purposes..... ......farms reporting 1954...

13

4

101

16

9

6

31

88

1949...

13

7

145

8

2

19

7

71

89

acres grown alone 1954...

221

4

323

137

4

16

33

90

1949...

70

78

391

785

"a

16

3

140

91

acres grown with other crops 1954...

49

7

1,381

9

132

16

123

92

1949...

205

8

3,637

50

190

29

150

93

bushels 1954...

540

5

4

59

94

1949...

50

2,749

4

5

18

539

^Includes farms reporting cowpeas harvested for green peas only..

FLORIDA

123

CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-Continued

Flagler

Franklin

Gadsden

Gilchrist

Glades

Gulf

Hamilton

Hardee

Hendry

Hernando

Highlands

Hills-
borough

Holmes

Indian
River

Jackson

7

1

850

301

4

46

576

31

7

31

2

155

1,045

3

2,321

1

20

1,035

353

6

51

630

137

3

49

4

296

1,413

1

2,937

2

164

"2

33,181

18,500

487

412

24,844

128

443

488

30

1,515

29,355

117

68,773

3

386

34,955

12,955

144

365

22,316

424

61

498

13

1,306

30,562

10

65,250

4

5

1

812

224

4

32

491

23

5

10

1

116

864

2

2,137

5

18

976

276

6

39

505

137

2

26

3

209

1,245

2,743

6

8i

2

29,669

6,446

457

272

12,493

108

345

59

5

805

15,382

17

44,810

7

374

29,747

5,416

144

253

9,948

384

60

240

10

860

17,465

48,404

a

1,144

'30

801,760

88,933

15,690

5,644

199,410

2,442

6,903

1,078

300

16,632

225,519

460

712,033

9

4,898

524,071

47,820

4,408

3,298

116,091

7,236

1,040

2,669

520

13,810

200,617

503,636

10

2

214

260

1

18

394

9

2

22

1

39

633

1

1,270

11

2

357

229

17

415

IS

1

29

1

91

835

1

1,170

12

SO

3,512

12,054

'30

UO

12,351

20

103

429

25

710

13,973

100

23,963

13

12

5,208

7,539

112

12,868

40

1

258

3

446

13,097

10

16,846

14

239

44

1

1

118

1

5

101

1

446

15

"i

...

154

14

1

2

64

"s

2

4

1

26

53

230

16

186,260

18,199

350

300

56,470

. . *

300

3,415

29,493

60

140,942

17

348

52,591

987

2,000

260

11,437

913

1,010

184

150

1,996

4,173

24,375

18

26

4

...

14

5

5

44

110

19

9

5

1

19

20

704

132

390

215

61

924

3,657

21

124

...

180

...

1

365

22

17,466

2,210

5,870

3,190

610

15,976

86,812

23

2,312

...

6,365

20

3,525

24

3,148

900

2,184

...

2,325

32,353

25

30O

...

...

366

1,370

26

2

1

1

...

15

27

27

20

1

15

...

...

163

308

28

440

45

169

...

2,019

3,626

29

154

16

59

...

707

1,269

30

2

25

11

1

16

51

2

4

16

2

37

54

3

331

31

22

111

118

26

124

130

S

26

21

793

259

818

32

75

296

97

20

476

44

15

87

5

369

359

12

1,310

33

412

1,198

251

15

600

209

10

42

422

502

698

2,310

34

43

17

54

67

...

25

3

66

35

544

35

4

104

290

37

157

23

37

3

131

326

1,067

36

3

2

5

"'i

10

1

5

11

104

.37

"i

16

6

5

'21

1

2

1

53

33

177

38

4

3

22

2

36

3

15

42

269

39

"i

14

11

8

'24

10

2

2

45

36

233

40

4

5

5

3

3

20

54

41

5

10

7

5

80

42

45

25

600

4

501

30

380

211

1,062

43

20

78
9

27

80
2

149
1

100

10

15

648
1

237
5

1,520
10

44
45

"2

14
167

3

5
20

4

175

63

2
35

46
47

23

:::

793
36
2
89

"2

4

70

4
30

4

:::

...

175

'21

14

4

'48

4a

49
50
51

21

590

5

58

6

52

2

8

11

12

37

1

1

3

10

36

1

204

53

2

• . •

43

63

9

92

7

13

1

63

186

...

406

54

75

44

97

8

296

40

1

18

65

210

10

1,056

55

40

123

229

2

467

73

30

400

153

611

1,677

56

4

17

30

52

20

10

15

465

57

72

284

28

148

"2

37

...

4

3U

759

58

5

1

3

7

2

4

1

21

5

2

41

59

18

10

6

8

"42

1

6

84

24

135

60

81

9

138

12

33

2

114

44

"2

400

51

348

268

3

22

'26

55

10

iii

10

20

304
53

51

336
21

62
63

4

30

4

5

'ii

3

120

7

223

64

169

209

5

156

1

1

'14

12

620

1,913

65

403

331

5

314

13

36

35

961

"i

2,756

66

1,556

4,323

1

967

2

"2

100

53

4,659

33,668

67

3,250

4,794

7

2,889

63

240

120

9,349

3

52,226

68

126

3,826

11

645

146

58

693

69

407

6,952

21

686

134

9

852

3,749

70

85

43

35

8

474

1,652

71

89

56

6

2

"2

16

499

2,387

72

887

135

273

t . .

22

3,077

25,384

73

699

272

43

3

4

24

3,625

33,693

74

39

1

29

13

16
6

75
76

763,696

141,827

132,633

13,245

2,088,909

18,309,972

77

452,057

165,230

32,070

1,900

400

10,435

2,767,171

...

26,828,092

78

65

42

16

1

4

2

348

1,498

79

66

41

1

5

5

344

2,039

80

540

373

187

"2

76

27

2,179

22,942

81

598

276

8

...

25

11

2,722

28,747

82

122

19
44

12

5

5

bl
18

83
84

442

334

181

1

74

27

1,694

14,859

85

353

280

5

13

4

1,441

13,250

86

22

29

1

17

174

2

1

3

12

92

158

ST'

86

53

8

135

16

23

...

26

241

1

336

88

97

188

"2

1

481

6

"2

49

123

307

161

89

339

166

16

735

42

204

84

158

1

473

90

138

398

113

3,609

3

28

11

301

1,372

91

530

1,165

31

2,313

4

177

23

2,218

3,106

92

792

7

"a

245

105

15

77

34

677

841

93

...

736

10

75

5

350

663

778

4,190

94

124

STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES

County Table 9 (Part 1 of 5 ) .-SPECIFIED CROPS

Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Jefferson

Lafayette

Lake

Lee

Leon

Levy

Uberty

Madison

Manatee

Marion

1

Cn:

Com for all purposes faims reporting 1954...

733

342

40

6

651

332

139

884

U

565

2

1949...

862

385

105

3

800

391

126

993

36

646

3

acres 1954...

26,577

13,593

357

35

15,701

15,861

2,067

39,511

36

13,450

k

1949...

25,936

12,737

555

8

15,927

17,246

1,778

37,806

182

11,719

5

Harvested for grain farms reporting 1954...

704

269

29

608

236

89

693

5

358

6

1949...

8U

285

87

'2

744

252

88

848

30

416

7

acres 1954...

22,887

5,865

268

U,532

5,672

1,107

23,220

7

5,124

B

1949...

19,696

4,6U

478

"5

13,524

5,470

883

20,107

144

4,818

9

buahela 1954...

299,748

72,876

10,412

...

294,023

84,089

15,511

342,609

187

75,056

10

1949. . .

225,453

39,963

10,875

45

156,513

50,819

9,122

184,628

2,664

49,525

11

Hogged, grazed, or cut for fodder

or silage farms reporting 1954. . .

161

273

U

6

86

285

75

539

6

325

12

1949...

224

282

21

1

118

295

70

636

6

326

13

acres 1954...

3,690

7,728

89

35

2,169

10,189

960

16,291

29

8,326

14

1949...

6,240

8,126

77

3

2,403

11,776

895

17,699

38

6,901

15

Com sold farms reporting 1954...

242

83

3

...

177

21

6

174

...

18

16

1949...

273

13

3

1

124

7

2

77

6

15

17

buahols 1954...

117,880

20,855

4,175

148,948

5,682

950

81,297

...

3,529

18

1949...
Sull grains;

64,825

1,018

4,U0

'36

22,271

402

100

14,109

3U

737

19

Oats threshed or combined farms reporting 1954...

29

8

1

3

40

8

4

88

. . .

30

20

1949...

20

...

...

...

2

12

6

11

4

21

acres 1954...

1,900

156

35

21

1,021

296

180

2,569

...

516

22

1949...

323

...

...

...

14

130

66

105

...

83

23

bushels 1954...

3e,t44

3,070

1,050

840

22,937

4,868

2,075

54,580

6,050

24

1949...

4,387

.••

...

.■■

408

1,040

707

1,549

. . .

780

2S

bushels sold 1954...

15,146

1,750

...

160

4,520

100

1,000

25,605

625

26

1949...

1,715

...

...

...

785

20

330

...

...

27

Other gralna threshed or

c cabined ....................... farms reporting 1954. . .

1

3

2

1

1

26

1

5

28

acres 1954...

35

49

5

...

...

40

17

1,300

15

82

29

bushels 1954...

245

567

1,000

...

...

200

272

9,384

360

713

30

bushels sold 1954...

86

198

350

...

...

70

95

3,284

126

250

Annual leipinca:

31

Cowpeas grown for all purposes, except for fresh

market, or for canning, freezing, or other

58

11

12

2

76

24

30

212

12

107

32

1949 ^.

313

25

66

8

321

159

67

363

67

266

33

acres grown alone 1954...

404

55

42

6

637

551

138

4,783

28

1,234

34

1949...

997

56

281

3

1,115

792

71

4,143

97

1,122

35

acres grown with other crops 1954...

167

36

50

...

1,169

60

128

295

12

215

36

1949...

103

3

12

159

353

334

451

9

224

37

Harvested for dry peas farms reporting 1954...

26

1

6

19

5

6

61

2

13

38

1949...

42

3

8

"i

70

11

13

38

8

36

39

66

2

14

...

56

27

23

1,630

4

149

40

1949...

106

3

9

1

112

24

7

175

3

184

41

acres grown with other crops 1954. . .

2

...

...

...

3

...

3

86

...

1

42

1949...

2

1

...

...

9

2

23

18

1

1

43

bushels 1954...

553

26

182

837

405

146

17,652

90

1,208

44

1949...

461

34

99

"3

416

168

117

1,205

46

1,044

45

Cut for hay farms reporting 1954...

10

1

3

...

17

1

1

34

1

19

46

1949 . . .

36

...

4

70

1

...

127

29

47

acres grown alone 1954...

180

10

8

60

6

5

504

2

245

48

1949...

192

7

...

379

30

...

1,115

...

110

49

acres grown with other crops 1954...

9

*•.

...

...

50

...

...

4

...

10

50

1949...

15

...

...

14

...

...

17

...

2

51

tone 1954...

44

3

4

...

93

3

5

215

1

211

52

1949...

111

...

5

...

260

15

...

510

...

85

53

Hogged or grazed, or cut for

silage farms reporting 1954...

17

8

4

2

28

16

23

126

2

73

54

1949...

112

14

7

...

67

76

37

198

8

102

55

acres grown alone 1954. . .

74

43

10

6

310

433

69

2,294

3

799

56

1949...

456

53

88

...

209

705

28

2,523

54

633

57

acres grown with other crops 1954...

151

28

...

...

50

60

103

193

204

58

1949 .. .

64

2

...

75

351

204

394

...

160

59

Plowed under for green

manure farms reporting 1954...

8

1

2

...

15

3

4

21

7

10

60

1949...

27

...

21

1

61

5

10

29

17

26

61

acres grown alone 1954...

34

...

10

...

211

85

21

355

19

41

62

1949...

243

...

177

2

415

33

36

330

35

195

63

acres grown with other crops 1954. . .

5

8

50

...

1,066

...

22

12

12

...

64

1949...

22

12

...

61

...

107

22

8

61

65

Peanuts grown for all purposes.. farms reporting 1954...

181

223

6

...

157

309

6

177

1

521

66

1949...

348

323

30

...

253

403

36

461

1

713

67

1,090

2,128

210

...

68'(

12,685

17

979

2

10,832

68

1949...

2,123

6,174

116

...

1,065

13,045

153

2,931

1

12,672

69

acres grown with other crops 1954...

16

3,418

...

...

64

3,574

32

383

...

2,523

70

1949...

146

439

13

...

84

8,745

199

1,941

...

4,257

71

Harvested for plclclng or

threshing farms reporting 1954...

141

48

1

...

U2

119

1

31

...

150

72

1949...

201

62

5

...

171

101

27

...

139

73

acres grown alone 1954...

910

245

20

502

2,520

1

287

...

2,476

74

1949...

1,219

160

3

...

559

2,189

...

323

...

2,312

75

acres grown with other crops 1954...

...

5

...

1

...

...

...

79

76

1949...

28

1

...

18

50

...

15

7

77

pounds 1954...

507,891

220,975

20,000

172,360

1,602,599

500

199,375

...

1,778,453

78

1949...

669,489

95,585

5,125

...

260,144

1,313,295

106,915

1,227, UO

79

Vines or tops saved for

75

44

4

...

37

48

...

67

...

117

SO

1949...

122

60

4

...

96

72

15

7

...

96

81

acres grown alone 1954...

573

203

180

224

1,081

556

2,013

82

1949...

783

153

37

...

344

1,162

"57

110

...

2,173

83

acres grown with other crops 1954...

16

100

...

...

...

...

...

23

84

1949...

31

...

...

...

U

...

50

...

16

85

tons 1954...

217

207

177

...

92

714

...

420

1,353

86

1949...

332

109

35

...

174

562

61

64

...

1,405

87

Velvetbeans grown for all

purposes farms reporting 1954 . . .

18
63

35
38

1
9

1

38
71

21

71

31
36

165
234

2

4

147
226

88

1949...

89

acres grown alone 1954...

37

20

12

...

171

310

43

447

6

1,070

90

1949...

235

268

27

...

391

595

75

507

28

2,059

91

acres grown with other crops 1954...

330

546

...

25

296

223

370

2,784

...

2,225

92

1949...

710

270

9

...

419

2,452

335

4,808

6

3,995

93

bushels 1954...

683

40

50

167

1,380

100

134

640

1,806

94

1949...

187

24

260

...

767

1,283

732

2,750

105

20,556

^Inclxidee farma reporting coupeas harvested for green peas only.

FLORIDA

125

HARVESTED: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-Cortinued

MarUn

Monroe

Nassau

Okaloosa

Okeechobee

Orange

Osceola

Paljn Beach

Pasco

Pinellas

Polk

Putnam

St. Johns

St. Lucie

Santa Rosa

1

66

473

16

7

25

37

2

63

62

45

733

1

...

134

647

"i

29

2

31

61

5

191

113

118

1

994

2

120

661

10,601

...

261

218

2,910

551

4

465

1,036

621

22,325

3

1,047

12,621

1

271

3

2,763

544

13

884

1,247

1,829

1

22,789

4

59

412

...

10

5

25

11

2

24

41

37

686

5

...

119

384

1

19

2

26

34

3

151

92

105

1

816

6

557

7,293

...

44

16

2,910

303

4

149

718

506

...

16,447

7

815

8,196

1

133

3

2,223

182

10

595

922

1,681

1

U,198

8

...

7,964

108,315

...

805

175

76,727

4,088

140

2,782

7,863

9,175

...

294,252

9

...

12,560

105,870

21

2,432

112

73,910

2,528

191

9,135

17,749

29,413

'io

197,044

10

1

10

204

...

6

2

28

...

41

28

9

...

340

11

...

2S

277

13

"'6

29

2

44

28

16

. . .

612

12

120

104

3,308

...

217

202

.. .

248

...

316

318

115

...

5,378

13

232

4,625

...

138

540

362

3

289

325

148

...

11,591

14

...

2

69

...

3

9

1

6

2

2

...

177

15

...

7

41

...

4

12

7

...

22

23

...

45

16

1,075

20,638

430

U,542

30

...

1,075

656

410

...

80,205

17

347

7,327
48

181

23,478

298

7

...

1,465
2

1,121

5,734

1

6,990
75

18
19

"2

5

1,090

...

...

...

660

"i

"i

U8

1

20

37
1,416

20
21

...

8

134
28,930

...

...

...

8,140

350

150

1,215

"5

800

274
41,348

22
23

...

...

148

1,068

13,170

607

2

17

183

64

...

10,125
3,544

2

304

5,606

1,750

2,400

1
130

1,000

990

...

10

25

9

166

3,153

19,647
1,640

23

265

3,411

1,194

24
25
26

27
28
29
30

1

18

32

1

12

3

1

25

10

10

26

9

46

31

1

32

163

2

36

18

33

81

12

303

90

26

4

274

32

5

129

67

5

40

6

60

150

32

59

162

169

258

33

104

126

20

694

20

159

266

53

348

215

368

6

832

34

11

89

9

3

lU

5

16

45

15

87

35

303

33

3

137

1

248

116

226

36

3

16

1

7

1

3

4

,37

14

29

1

12

"3

4

8

2

42

18

1

29

'38

4

19

9

. . .

48

1

9

6

39

7

21

10

57

1

'16

7

5

84

'26

6

63

40

...

2

12

• . •

. . .

41

13

1

1

"3

25

7

1

42

19

98

130

261

5

138

99

43

82

233

166

324

7

73

115

101

609

130

60

531

44

6

3

2

2

2

45

2

"5

"i

...

4

"2

1

"i

1

46

21

8

5

33

22

47

37

1

7

'io

36

11

20

"5

2

48
49

29

2

'21

2

15

32

50
51

5

10

10

24

16

10

"5

2

52

1

11

20

1

3

1

12

3

15

3

35

53

7

79

3

1

1

22

2

19

16

4

2

132

54

3

69

46

5

21

6

...

54

22

104

105

142

55

42

97

4

2

1

119

4

74

47

82

2

616

56

8

77
269

10

143

8

10
11

15
8

15

82
223

57
58

1

3

1

5

2

1

6

9

5

9

6

8

59

5

3

13

8

7

22

6

58

18

18

2

21

60

2

35

2

2

...

60

43

31

28

25

64

88

61

18

1

633
9

17
3

148

104

1

33

5

190
6

128
30

275

"4

151
5

62
63

19

22

2

126

1

212

101

2

64

15

107

3

9

6

12

450

65

37

302

5

23

1

23

33

3

631

66

88

869

8

44

112

47

5,964

67

134

1,923

29

"3

155

5

59

242

4

10,059

68

17

4

10

5

17

255

69

25

299

1

40

'54

83

420

70

1

65

2

3

1

1

395

71

3

68

2

7

5

8

442

72

2

662

650

3

14

3

9
36

2
3

8
73

4,917
6,790

73
74
75

"2

800

981,500

1,950

6,100

1,400

1
6,312

4,342,422

76
77

670

605,670

5,650

2,250

19,412

3,100

39,678

6,511,004

78

6

73

2

5

4

2

373

79

4

63

3

4

7

10

333

80

43

648

5

14

35

2

4,667

61

12

594

14

44

21

80

4,697

82

15

32

10

5

13

6

10

10

63
84

'48

747

'18

15

18

2

4,904

85

7

400

12

22

12

34

3,216

86

12

34

1

6

6

9

47

87

20

148

1

16

3

16

7

"2

120

88

25

17

240

45

40

71

124

89

60

45

207

3

59

44

1

172

90

15

415

55

14

90

220

91

16

1,302

2

29

11

23

666

92

119

118

1,200

4

50

30

302

93

563

660

15

15

1

2,530

94

>

126

STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES

County Table 9 (Part 1 of 5 ) —SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-Continued

Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Sarasota

Seminole

Sumter

Suwannee

Taylor

Union

Volusia

Wakulla

Walton

Washington

Con:

1

Com for all purposes ........... farms reporting 1954 .. .

5

24

189

1,355

164

233

2
3

7 92
5 136

749
842

649
860

2

1949...

12

40

294

1,622

174

292'

3

acres 1954...

355

312

2,449

51,611

3,006

6,830

13

3 3,104

17,019

14,109

4

1949...

156

215

1,906

52,637

2,157

6,866

14

1 2,803

14,041

14,945

5

Harvested for grain farms reporting 1954...

5

12

146

1,174

69

168

2

D 50

703

563

6

1949...

11

29

229

1,394

141

262

2

S 30

788

781

7

acres 1954...

355

74

1,284

26,234

1,068

3,510

8

1 771

11,812

8,211

8

1949...

130

169

1,324

26,469

1,575

4,699

11

3 1,161

10,232

10,583

9

bushels 1954...

9,350

2,508

19,732

384,039

19,218

49,888

2,73

7 13,961

181,030

107,216

10

1949...

4,305

3,538

15,871

242,471

16,200

54,999

2,12

B 9,721

135,300

108,257

11

Hogged, grazed, or cut for fodder

or silage farms reporting 1954...

12

85

901

132

166

7 72

339

335

12

1949...

"2

13

75

968

55

106

S 74

287

345

U

acres 1954...

238

1,165

25,377

1,938

3,320

5

7 2, 333

5,207

5,898

14

1949...

26

46

582

26, 168

582

2,167

2

9 1,642

3,809

4,362

15

Com sold farms reporting 1954,.,

1

4

3

388

7

13

5 8

106

35

16

1949...

2

2

1

182

9

15

3 3

56

47

17

bushels 1954...

1,000

1,250

1,560

101,457

3,739

6,415

44

2 1,458

26,772

4,767

18

1949...

3,050

150

1,912

19,870

1,508

1,389

20

3 285

6,701

2,663

Sull grainc

19

Oats threshed or combined farms reporting 1954...

1

6

U

13

5

11

44

37

20

1949...

3

7

1

13

2

12

12

21

acres 1954. . .

3

60

1,465

134

127

302

607

733

22

1949...

17

129

4

185

15

136

99

23

bushels 1954...

120

530

11,147

2,875

2,804

8,400

13,736

13,476

V,

1949...

140

2,041

60

3,600

55

3,270

652

25

bushels sold 1954...

4,306

75

250

3,279

2,391

26

1949...

...

650

50

1,426

200

27

Other grains threshed or

combined farms reporting 1954 ., .

6
85

1
4

3

76

7
59

28

acres 1954...

29

bushels 1954...

...

...

725

50

1,063

799

30

bushels sold 1954...

254

18

372

280

Annual lefpiaea:

31

Cowpeas grown for all purposes, except for fresh

market, or for canning, freezing, or other

processing farms reporting 1954, . .

4

8

15

53

13

18

1

2 8

44

58

32

1949 1..

10

43

108

483

69

184

2

7 19

192

191

33

acres grown alone 1954...

16

155

40

290

29

54

1

5 128

124

283

34

1949...

9

288

274

1,069

94

361

2

D 57

386

350

35

acres grown with other cropa 1954,..

...

11

189

65

99

3 48

70

62

36

1949...

12

109

841

126

769

1

2 21

384

411

37

Harvested for dry peas farms reporting 1954...

1

1

5

1

2

3 2

18

12

38

1949...

1

2

17

54

15

15

7 4

38

31

39

acres grown alone 1954...

1

3

25

2

6

5 1

29

13

40

1949...

1

4

42

106

9

34

7 14

23

34

41

acres grown with other crops 1954...

3

2

8

3

3

42

1949...

"i

18

19

707

17

23

43

bushels 1954...

1

36

47

25

66

9

3 '77

194

80

44

1949...

2

35

333

508

96

579

5

D 51

363

173

45

Cut for hay farms reporting 1954. . .

1

1

1

14

2

1

2

6

46

1949...

2

10

22

1

4

2

47

acres grown alone 1954...

"e

1

2

140

10

40

7

27

48

1949...

9

36

72

5

57

11

49

acres grown with other crops 1954. . .

...

50

1949...

.,,

9

. . .

51

tons 1954...

12

1

2

74

6

'50

6

14

52

1949...

9

33

75

5

87

8

53

Hogged or grazed, or cut for

silage farms reporting 1954...

3

12

26

8

13

J 6

24

38

54

1949...

2

45

148

13

55

12

60

102

55

acres grown alone 1954. . .

27

33

105

15

43

) 87

74

142

56

1949...

3

174

487

23

173

7 38

190

279

57

acres grown with other crops 1954...

10

153

57

97

40

62

59

58

1949...

64

475

68

55

21

276

362

59

Plowed under for green

manure farms reporting 1954. . .

2

4

2

9

2

3

6

5

60

1949...

2

22

10

97

23

43

32

10

61

acres grown alone 1954...

7

124

5

20

2

5

14

101

62

1949...

8

272

22

404

62

154

116

26

63

acres grown with other crops 1954...

.,,

1

33

8

...

5

64

1949...

12

37

348

39

7

1

82

26

65

Peanuts grown for all purposes, .farms reporting 1954...

2

102

958

48

83

'54

351

250

66

1949...

2

217

1,218

124

222

125

478

532

67

acres grown alone 1954. . .

7

1,163

13,214

159

618

1,046

2,190

1,802

68

1949...

6

2,361

14,823

681

1,309

1,711

3,191

3,645

69

acres grown with other crops 1954...

291

12,696

527

500

,,

25

66

120

70

1949...

937

15,583

243

1,813

315

423

1,224

71

Harvested for picking or

threshing farms reporting 1954...

1

5

201

2

5

13

240

114

72

1949,..

...

1

12

174

4

5

16

183

129

73

acres grown alone 1954. . .

2

55

1,544

9

25

310

1,333

789

74

1949...

3

122

1,552

41

55

287

1,156

967

75

acres grown with other crops 1954. . .

4

5

3

76

1949...

"i

2

10

31

'20

2

77

pounds 1954. . .

1,000

37,240

1,519,420

6,575

11,200

236,164

1,394,251

567,814

78

1949...

3,800

44,925

1,183,893

11,300

28,500

286,795

1,032,930

640,375

79

Vines or tops saved for

2

37

99

3

1

13

234

150

80

1949...

9

109

3

1

..

13

140

67

81

acres grown alone 1954. . .

7

552

1,525

19

1

292

1,294

1,010

82

1949...

46

993

33

30

220

641

578

83

acres grown with other crops 1954...

10

13

4

84

1949...

2

"3

...

85

tons 1954...

7

648

794

13

1

196

1,284

886

86

1949...

24

617

26

15

94

530

306

87

Velvetbeans grown for all

purposes.............. .farms reporting 1954...

2

19

241

19

22

9

69

72

88

1949...

2

4

17

341

27

34

27

282

155

89

acres grown alone 1954. . .

13

187

610

25

293

t

152

115

159

90

1949...

6

64

117

702

213

192

130

301

117

91

acres grown with other crops 1954. . .

81

4,531

147

226

72

839

343

92

1949...

'is

360

4,933

71

227

325

1,843

1,371

93

bushels 1954...

64

1,525

157

140

3C

25

1,419

180

94

1949...

...

500

804

42

260

49

2,436

398

^Includee farms reporting covpeaa harvested for green peas onlj.

FLORIDA

County Table 9 (Part 2 of 5 ) —SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950

127

Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)

The State

Alachua

Baier

Bay

Bradford

Brevard

Broward

Calhoun

Charlotte

1

2

Bay crops, exclading covpea and peaant hay (see text):

Land from which hay was cut farms reporting 1954...

1949...

1,740
1,573

107
147

13
9

5

3

48
91

5

1

3
3

31
10

8

3

4

acres 1954...
1949...

63,083
17,959

2,983
1,857

395
31

1,515
4

404
274

479
2

1,135
322

868
36

402

5
6

tons 1954'..
1949...

86,142
17,355

2,986
1,480

371
37

1,362
3

363
260

814

4

2,535
122

720

21

1,153

7
3

Hay sold farms reporting 1954...

1949...

186
99

13
15

2

1

"i

8

1

9

tons 1954...
1949...

10,013
1,944

258

291

41

5

100

229

850

11

Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting 1954...

7

2

...

...

...

12
13

acres 1954...
tons, green weight 1954...

Lupine seed, ffrass, and other field seed eropa:

392
2,360

22

100

••■

>

•••

:::

:::

14
15

Lupine seed harvested farms reporting 1954...

1949...

775
664

81
48

"2

5
3

13
11

16

17

acres 1954...
1949...

23,071
20,972

2,423

2,029

"3

97

50

...

135
274

...

18
19

pounds 1954...
1949...

5,335,234
7,678,184

577,180
418,279

800

16,400
33,120

39,830
124,810

20

29,257

5,551
5,623

1,761

16
21

118

1

6

7

286

3

10

765

78
40

90

21

Other field crops:

Cotton harvested. .farms reporting 1954. . .

22

1949...

...

23
24

acres 1954...
1949...

33,713
43,162

136
99

4

35

82

...

...

553
288

25
26

bales 1954...
1949...

24,519

17,502

85
31

3

30
44

...

380
145

:•"

27
28

Root and grain crops hogged or grazed, other than

com, cowpeas, and peanuts farms reporting 1954...

1949...

1,687

1,716

142
155

24
27

2
6

U
19

...

1

11
39

2

29
30

acres 1954...
1949...

38,653
17,429

5,128
3,030

95
80

4
15

114
133

...

100

140
331

220

31

Tobacco harvested. farms reporting 1954. . .

5,599
6,033

482
554

158
138

85
60

1

1

2

. ..

32

1949...

33
34

acres 1954...
1949...

24,195
22,118

2,367
2,208

352

286

285
176

(z)

1

4

35
36

pounds 1954...
1949...

29,615,769
22,536,359

2,783,366
2,193,600

429,447
320,307

301,743
161,242

200

700

2,400

;::

37

38

Sugarcane or sorghum harvested for

airup fanns reporting 1954...

1949...

2,478
5,700

100
269

24
99

21
32

48
105

1
2

41
122

...

39

40

acres 1954...
1949...

2,745
5,275

79
210

14
63

11
34

29
66

(Z)

5

103
216

...

41
42

gallons 1954...
1949...

324,773
756,652

8,951
19,626

686
7,502

1,391
4,225

2,999
5,926

60
450

20,041
48,645

43

Irish potatoes harvested for home use or
for sale.......... farms reporting 1954...

5,467
5,435

111
131

117
79

80
54

109
61

30
30

1

104
70

1

44

1949...

45
46

acres 1954^..
1949'..

32,243
20,974

823

291

3
19

4
7

273
73

2

3

500

2

10

...

47
48

bushels 1954...
1949...

9,126,264
4,488,999

187,239
55,500

1,520
1,429

6U
614

48,078
6,758

518
433

175,000

549
1,007

1

49

Sweetpotatoes harvested for home use or
for sale .fanns reporting 1954. . .

4,440
7,453

57
294

46
122

54
38

38
124

12
19

1
3

102
183

1

50

2

51
52

acres 1954^..
1949'..

2,565
7,U1

104
490

9
80

9
34

7
127

45

1

15

1

44
221

"2

53
54

bushels 1954...
1949...

234,352
487,635

8,525
33,141

985
5,026

962
1,923

676
7,043

4,145
173

400
107

3,055
13,007

5
150

55

56

Soybeans harvested for beans farms reporting 1954...

1949...

374
143

11

6

31

3

57
58

acres 1954...
1949...

17,830
3,549

342

228

1,537
33

59
60

bushels 1954...
1949...

160,138
70,849

2,272

2,625

17,880
990

61

Other field crops harvested .acres 1954...

49,951

377

6

...

70

Z Reported In small fractions. ^Excludes grass silage. ^For 1954, does not Include acreage for farms with less than 20 bushels harvested,
does not Include acreage for farms with less than 15 bushels harvested. See tert.

128

STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES

County Table 9 ( Part 2 of 5 ) .-SPECIFIED CROPS

Item
(For definitions and explanations, aee text)

Citrus

Clay

Collier

Columbia

Dade

De Soto

Dixie

Duval

Escambia

1

2

Bay cropa> exelndiBK covpea and peanat hay (see text):

Land from which hay was cut falms reporting 1954...

1949...

31

15

8
9

36
42

24
11

6
2

1

22
16

62
97

3

acres 1954...
1949...

955
293

304

19

731

578

3,554
626

174
154

8

1,216
311

1,239
980

5

6

tons 1954'..
1949...

1,423
259

820
13

1,161
505

7,497
678

322
153

11

2,084
297

904
1,150

7
8

Hav sold. ................... .fanns reporting 1954. . .

2
2

. * .

4
3

5

6
6

iiQjp 0U.LU ..................... .." • ."r u — » »

1949. . .

9
10

tons 1954...
1949...

210
11

438
184

1,055

185
109

11

Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting 1954...

1

...

1

...

12
13

acres 1954. . .
tons, green weight 1954...

'..'.

'..'.

...

10
25

!!!

25
300

'.'.'.

15

Lopiae aaad. itvaas, aad otbar field aeed cropai

Lupine seed harvested farms reporting 1954...

1949...

1

"i

108
49

2

8
1

"2

23
16

16
17

acres 1954...
1949...

10

io

3,977
1,327

U

186

8

'is

403
184

19

pounds 1954...
1949...

900

500

503,358
437,900

5,500

21,790
800

13,500

194,400
64,733

20

Other field seed crops harvested acres 1954...

347

317

381

86

389

272

447

21

Other field crcpa:

Cotton harvested. .farms reporting 1954. . .

79
7

1

1

215
247

22

1949...

23
24

acres 1954...
1949...

281
31

4

'6

1,600
2,425

25
26

bales 1954...
1949...

167
9

2

"5

1,356
1,298

27
28

Root and grain crops hogged or grazed, other than

com, cowpeas, and peanuts farms reporting 1954...

1949...

14

6

2

4

58
99

...

4
2

7
2

31

28

29

30

acres 1954...
1949...

530

60

47
24

1,172
756

80
16

105
5

288
326

31

Tobacco harvested farms reporting 1954. . .

1

592
678

53

52

2

J2

1949...

33

34

acres 1954...
1949...

8

2,033
1,830

158
104

2

...

35

36

pounds 1954...
1949...

4,000

2,539,692
1,943,223

208,344
132,095

1,550

;..

37

Sugarcane or sorghum harvested for
sirup................ ....farms reporting 1954...

14
23

3
13

111
225

3
1

14
27

12
66

18
97

38

1949...

39
40

acres 1954...
1949...

15
25

1
6

61
133

2
2

•••

9

7
127

35
74

41
42

gallons 1954...
1949...

1,441
4,334

145
536

5,252

12,603

230
400

125

1,420
1,266

462
13,183

3,187
8,686

43

Irish potatoes harvested for home use or
for sale. ..................... .farms reporting 1954. . .

14
15

5
21

2
3

71
144

46
43

16
2

39
6

13
86

99
117

44

1949...

45
46

acres 1954^..
1949'..

2
2

4
24

160
2

2
22

7,696
6,567

171
2

...

6
21

806
435

47

48

bushels 1954...
1949...

254
101

487
3,128

51,100
135

517
1,898

2,820,632
1,633,375

49,387
150

199
35

561
1,817

130,420
68,880

49

Sweetpotatoes harvested for home use or
for sale farms reporting 1954. . .

16
24

4
21

4
6

40
249

17
10

7
8

24
18

4
71

157
261

50

1949...

51
52

acres 1954^..
1949'..

8
18

4
25

17
11

10
250

U
6

8
6

2

12

2
38

63

246

53
54

bushels 1954...
1949...

945
1,793

255
1,824

2,310
1,094

683
14,220

1,837
844

439
630

335
711

119
2,943

4,755
19,735

55
56

Soybeans harvested for beans farms reporting 1954...

1949...

6

...

181
119

57
58

acres 1954...
1949...

86

...

...

10,948
3,178

59

60

bushels 1954...
1949...

685

...

83,620
66,279

61

rvthoT* n ol rf fTTin"? hBTVfiR+.fld . . ............ BcrQs 19S4...

...

...

...

181

...

70

...

...

520

\J UUVt 1 1.0J,U ^4 \J^a *■" t ¥Wauo»J»»«e**»*»»»»e"*M%-***Lj -A. ^ .^—w e • •

'■Excludes grass silage. ^For 195<i, does not Include acreage for farms with less than 20 bushels harvested. See text,

with less than 15 bushels harvested. See text.

•'For 1949, does not include acreage for farms

FLORIDA

129

HARVESTED: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-Continued

Flaglsr

Franklin

Gadsden

Gilchrist

Glades

Gulf

Hamilton

Hardee

Hendry

Hernando

Highlands

Hills-
borough

Holmes

Tndian
River

Jackson

15

5

1

61
58

3
2

2
2

11
2

7
20

38
22

10

39
28

7

5

105
96

19
19

36

30

1
2

291
126

40

2,327
511

370
23

290
110

154
65

130
183

426
133

399

1,801
626

1,112

154

1,923
299

422

141

1,134
292

3

4

376
124

80

1,745
363

347
26

475
180

197
65

71
115

874
124

836

1,868
1,077

1,853
181

2,706
408

359
98

...

914
220

5
6

1

...

7
2

"i

'.'.'.

...

1

4

7
3

2

13
3

1
1

...

1
9

7
8

50

...

122
8

5

...

12
...

17

...

461
12

102

230
23

90

3

...

40
83

9

10

11

12
13

•;•

8
25

54
6

1

19
29

"i

1

1

4
7

32
90

14
15

...

111
403

1,736

107

10

545
1,150

3

...

80

...

1

60

58

...

661
3,779

16
17

...

50,600
214,500

282,338
64,300

4,000

86,595
331,650

2,066

..."

1,800

200

14,800
31,800

...

351,965
l,a6i,20O

18
19

...

283

258

320

68

177

105

1,371

97

605

1,983

20

44
6

...

314
235

...

...

...

719
882

...

1,345
1,379

21
22

203
14

...

1,385
1,669

• • •

5,029
7,421

7,230
8,767

23
24

:::

150
13

::;

•••

...

869
580

•••

:::

3,976
3,176

:::

4,587
3,603

25
25

1

12

103

70
28

1
1

16

1

14
66

2
21

...

2
11

...

7

55
38

...

151
58

27
28

"7

•••

170
949

289
321

4,391
4,311

5,555,526
5,124,987

1,472
250

191
165

508
349

507,014
331,291

300
250

190
10

126
578

591
600

2,969
2,756

3,725,510
2,378,503

9
53

...

8
121

•"

'25

"2
"3

5,606

403
154

22
23

53
52

48,499
44,094

...

2,737
305

79
76

192
162

190,541
141,488

29
30

31
32

33
34

35
36

:::

2

2

L25
303

35
70

1
4

7
20

139
123

1
6

14
6

4
15

2
2

14
26

91
198

:::

309
711

37
38

5

1

315
386

38
41

182
7

4
22

52
95

1
2

116
24

2

3

1
2

U
22

90

170

383
543

39
40

350
16

37,954
87, 186

5,852
4,676

22,750
443

580
2,199

6,862
11,310

100
290

8,700
2,520

100
713

82
200

571
2,436

8,807
23,624

...

53,857
124,443

41
42

40
37

6

8

104
154

43
8

1
2

2
36

135

131

50
70

3

4
19

1
14

230
293

413

211

1
2

1,005
681

43
44

3,344
2,220

42
24

2
2

1

1
6

18
26

1
7

62

3
2

15

604
584

13
30

1
2

19
45

45
46

812,091
439,120

49
23

8,814
2,092

303
133

40
13

40
425

3,254
2,789

512
896

10,938

460
268

50
703

133,549
57,141

2,990
2,934

100

40

5,895
5,467

47
48

4

11

4
1

227
416

29
32

3

3

22
32

91
144

11
55

12
11

9
15

1
7

56

84

297
349

3

5

769
1,068

49
50

'30

...

176
514

6

21

6
2

12
13

64
130

11
22

8
9

17
20

60
20

112
104

107
284

10
2

134
656

51
52

18
2,080

90
6

16,618
38,547

3

1

80
24

433
399

659
1,279

5

84

1,075

530
391

911
1,070

4,377
11,014

803
1,873

697
612

1,110
2,642

6,000
1,760

12,445
5,490

2

13

236

6,952
24,422

3

109

1,066

400
250

11,881
46,733

7
2

115
32

778
520

53
54

55
55

57
58

59
60

60

30

17

2,666

...

24,929

...

...

174

52

5,816

295

51

130 STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES

County Table 9

Part 2 of 5). -SPECIFIED CROPS

Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Jefferson

Lafayette

Lake

Loe

Leon

Levy

Liberty

Madison

Manatee

. Marion

1

2

^7 crops, nelmliii); co>pea anil peanut ha; (see text):

Land from which ha^ was cut farms reporting 1954...

1949...

36
73

48

1

35

45

9

44
91

34
11

3

37
58

30
13

123
119

3
i.

aoras 1954...
1949...

626

1,022

881
10

1,552
428

839

2,181
642

952
323

193

647
371

535
110

5,850
1,900

5
6

tons 1954 1..
1949...

486
1,083

876
10

2,256

414

1,295

2,090
601

862

278

323

452
253

862
145

6,683
1,654

7
8

Hav sold farms reportine 1954. . .

1
2

6

1

5
1

3

1
2

5

3
2

6

1

15

9

ilOJI □UXU...................*.^ '■^^ ^ vff-j^ •'••.Q ^ . «

1949...

9
10

tons 1954...
1949...

175
181

65
1

97
2

890

1
3

130

41
2

400
30

504
100

11

Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting 1954...

2

12
13

acres 1954...
tons, green weight 1954...

225

1,700

14
15

L4ipine aeed, ffvaaa, and olber field aeed ervpa:

Lupine aeed harvested farms reporting 1954...

1949...

31

45

15

7

10
21

56

7

5

48
61

42
17

16
17

acres 1954...
1949...

1,639
2,412

239
88

406
772

2,160
268

79

1,293
2,094

1,561
537

18
19

pounds 1954...
1949...

693,933
1,115,300

63,520
26,000

109,473
329,450

460,314
89,500

19,000

515,435
668,349

298,540
136,010

20

261

275

699

250

439

275

50

328

107

2,108

21

Other field eropa:

Cotton harvested farms reporting 1954...

341
372

55
27

8
2

303
337

1

1
4

524
467

3 1
2

22

1949...

23
24

acres 1954...
1949...

1,324
2,072

196
205

75
32

912
1,394

5

5

47

2,842
3,367

52
9

25
26

bales 1954...
1949...

657
676

134
69

39
19

521
490

2

4
17

1,832
1,296

43 .

3

27
28

Root and grain crops hogged or grazed, other than

com, cowpeas, and peanuts farms reporting 1954...

1949...

82
51

68
27

7
15

3
1

17
54

139
30

15
5

162
118

2

6

51
113

29

30

acres 1954...
1949...

2,085
1,131

1,519
189

131
75

85
1

988
831

5,696
515

91
38

4,151
658

201
13

945
1,659

31

Tobacco harvested farms reporting 1954...

177
175

350
378

20
20

66

31

803
891

4
9

32

1949...

33
34

acres 1954...
1949...

419
340

1,566
1,322

64
46

153
62

2,651
2,401

16
22

35
36

pounds 1954...
1949...

405,968
323,604

2,176,197
1,427,555

70,730
41 , 569

151,577
56,720

153

2,999,324
2,352,989

14,440
15,825 ■

37

Sugarcane or sorghum harvested for
sirup farms reporting 1954...

152

".39

75
87

11
24

7

153
364

27
91

14
31

152
345

7

94
159

38

1949...

39

40

acres 1954...
1949. . .

130
260

32
39

8

12

5

119
292

16
72

13
36

85
308

4

84
147

41
42

gallons 1954...
1949...

9,077
26,417

5,387
6,708

685

1,549

383

5,733
25,638

972
6,173

1,215
7,053

11,113
50,302

595

3,787
13,931

43

Irish potatoes harvested for home use or
for sale farms reporting 1954. . .

49
285

202
118

16
62

11
8

104
157

19
21

6
64

324
190

24
23

114
36

44

1949...

45
46

acres 1954^..
1949'..

2
23

2

4
14

1,720
1,027

1
15

6

1
5

5
24

2
15

5
9

47
48

bushels 1954...
1949...

325
2,780

1,040
752

368
1,548

428,327
266,325

436

1,513

112
479

47
473

2,U8
2,712

329
1,492

1,456
885

49

Sweetpotatoes harvested for home use or
for sale farms reporting 1954...

176
603

86

78

9
44

9

15

221
488

16
68

21
56

270
232

22
30

95
185

50

51
52

acres 1954^.
1949'..

116
814

12
22

3
133

115
46

108
502

2
45

11
32

107
163

17
25

113
139

53
54

bushels 1954...
1949...

5,288
44,227

1,818
2,039

378
5,743

17,578
7,871

5,354
32,667

307
2,572

594
2,591

8,177
9,882

1,266
1,852

9,414
7,989

55
56

Soybeans harvested for beans farms reporting 1954...

1949...

5

1

1

2

6

2

3

3

57
58

acres 1954...
1949...

205
10

17

90

225

79

68

301

59
60

bushels 1954...
1949...

1,326
200

18

1,740

2,710

540

409

5,600

61

0*haT> ri ill H frnnn hBi-Vftt^tfld ........... .BCrSS 195'i. . •

407

26

124

181

2

176

30

470

\J IfliCJI X J. t7'LU Lil U^C3 1 IJl 1 WDOU^lA. • ■ t •* ■• *• ••■ ••laui^.rfcj ^ j ^-r m ^ m

Z Reported In small f ractionB . ^Excludes grass silage. ^For 1954, does not Include acreage for farms with leas than 20 bushels harvested. See text,
does not Include acreage for farms with less than 15 bushels harvested. See text.

FLORIDA

131

CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-Contmued

Martin

Monroe

Nassau

Okaloosa

Okeechobee

Orajige

Osceola

Palm Beach

Pasco

Pinellas

Polk

Putnam

St. Johns

St. Lucie

Santa Rosa

1

9
14

26
23

4

38

16

15

4

13

6

61
32

16
8

28
60

37
12

13

5

3

11
7

1
2

80

328
47

373
143

43

1,849
144

360

37

1,552
261

3,612
1,207

624
49

2,679

1,124

1,364
128

1,611
28

267

310
25

3
4

500

368
54

405

167

101

2,761
152

745
25

4,367
143

3,743
1,109

758
46

5,476
1,086

1,642
172

3,445
29

411

352

20

5

6

2

6

4

5

2

3
1

11
6

1
3

4
6

"i

4

7
8

128

31

14

517

12

450
50

478
223

400
13

73
229

211

30

9
10

1

110
235

11

12
13

1
2

5
4

1

2

1
1

2

6

14
15

1
51

47
62

4

450

4
10

10
47

16
17

200

7,650

20,600
23,400

300

143,000

...

200
9,610

5,500
31,800

18
19

14

176

450

648

6,672

117

256

15

70

212

20

"i

190
342

1

508
544

21
22

7

1,567
3,031

3

5,964
7,466

23
24

7

1,340
1,193

3

5,026
3,051

25
26

4
4

30
22

4

1
1

1

1

2
3

1

2

9

4

23

7

2

1
1

64
59

27
28

17
32

300
120

31

4

1

12

5

120
24

1

4
99

94
289

239
13

2
10

1,076
368

29
30

19
26

1

"i

31
32

53

51

2

"i

33
34

60,088
58,103

2,768

4,676

35
36

2

10
53

23
128

2

4
8

2

5

J

9
9

3
1

1
22

10
31

17

1

14
111

37
38

3

9
48

13
83

4

5
5

3

130
400

5
33

4
(Z)

1
15

8
28

17

3

15

102

39

40

464

575
5,019

1,701
10,905

256

542
391

320

15,120
43,000

255
4,826

475
30

75
3,021

783
2,649

982

120

964
15,657

41
42

4
1

11

44.

144
36

2

50
60

39

20

9
31

19
16

22
29

27
139

41
61

128
128

1
3

36
120

43
44

101
24

6

5

2
10

3
18

2
6

1,800
1,494

2
9

2

5

18
70

2,900
1,801

10,849
5,599

110
1

1
6

45
46

25,188
3,800

391

717

838
991

14

647
1,390

401
464

295,755
255,753

296
326

647
819

3,664
7,222

817.463
329,704

3,037,887
1,260,750

33,000
31

223
914

47
48

3
9

9
60

160
247

3
4

24
28

51

7

4
23

22
29

10
8

19
65

6
52

5
31

8
8

58
235

49
50

30
104

6
60

59

197

2
2

17
19

8

2

55
28

47
169

1
2

10
69

4
43

4
27

198
3

27
188

51
52

6,013
7,572

433
3,502

4,oa

11,979

65
145

631
1,449

1,238
543

3,507
2,308

1,867
8,081

154
139

757
4,047

206
2,376

488
1,543

36,450
315

1,388
15,225

53
54

18

1

52
10

55
56

1,023

280

1,409
131

57
58

12,261

11,000

9,737
1,038

59

60

15

71

11

153

10,595

105

20

4e-j

250

739

61

132 STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES

County Table 9 (Part 2 of 5 ) —SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-Continued

Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Sarasota

Seminole

Sumter

Suwannee

Taylor

Union

Volusia

Wakulla

Walton

Washington

1

2

Hay eropa, ezelndiag covpea and peaaat bay (see text):

Land from which hajr was cut farms reporting 1954-..

1949. . .

17
7

7
3

78
76

86
62

2

6
8

24
13

3
4

33
21

44
28

3
1,

acres 1954...
1949...

431
78

65
24

1,429
551

2,174
261

43

318
92

766
99

68
24

853
284

664

130

5
6

tone I954I..
1949...

674
132

121
26

1,409
593

1,888
186

52

998
67

1^242
lU

81
16

860
281

742
125

7
8

Hay sold farms reporting 1954...

1949...

3

...

3
5

16

2

...

1

. . .

4
2

2

9
10

11

12
13

tone 1954...
1949...

Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting 1954...

acres 1954...
tons, green weight 1954...

27

...

50
20

686
3

4

...

441
16

5

14

Uipinr seed, Rraaa, asd olber field aeed crapa:

Lupine seed harvested., farms reporting 1954.,.

...

...

3
2

173
147

2

1

7
6

1

2

7

3
17

8

15

1949...

18

16
17

acres 1954...
1949...

63
16

4,749
4,172

20
5

109
72

20

105
90

32

179

95
234

18
19

pounds 1954...
1949...

'.'.'.

12,200
6,770

886,793
1,209,965

6,000
2,500

17,900
15,880

2,000

14,470
81,000

18,200
67,450

44,500
106,158

20

19

279

1,071

3,033

122

95

26

155

206

240

21
22

Other field cropa:

Cotton harvested farms reporting 1954...

1949...

3
3

3

1

211

66

3
3

8

...

361

408

209
219

23
2*

acres 1954...
1949...

:::

24

27

119

8

582
263

21
19

24

...

2,646
3,191

892
1,222

25
26

ijaloB 1954...
1949...

...

16
29

64

4

436
81

9
6

19

...

2,099
1,185

670
472

27
2S

Root and grain crops hogged or grazed, other than

com, cowpeas, and peanuts farms reporting 1954...

1949...

1
1

1
1

2

15

240
271

9

51

15
12

3
4

9

16

47
40

49
38

29

30

acres 1954...
1949...

4
1

150
20

25
169

6,144
2,646

97
280

125
121

8
6

129
155

394
328

354

147

31
32

Tobacco harvested farms reporting 1954...

1949...

...

27
25

1,291
1,521

106

115

188
165

:::

:::

1

1

1

1

33

34

acres 1954...

...

38
48

4,946
4,692

337
353

630
535

...

...

(Z)
(Z)

2

(Z)

35
36

pounds 1954...
1949 . . .

:::

46,900
40,828

6,166,675
4,549,715

400,368
335,601

823,805
548,045

:::

!!!

15
125

3,400
3

37
38

Sugarcane or sorghum harvested for

sirup farms reporting 1954...

1949...

2

3

1

31
62

255
483

28
74

23

41

9
12

38
58

58
159

117
302

39
40

acres 1954...
1949...

2

1

(z)

23

48

129
257

18
52

50

78

4

51

28
42

40
117

198
320

41
42

gallons 1954...
1949...

172

100
15

2,182
4,535

14,985
34,838

2,239
6,954

13,584

11,477

430
6,219

6,375
6,224

4,680
13,318

18,161
59,496

43

Irish potatoes harvested for home \ise or
for sale farms reporting 1954 .. .

4

10

26

31

95

127

340
395

70
19

26
43

24
50

26
75

333
217

225

44

1949...

188

45
4«

acres 1954^..
1949'..

1
5

20
177

3

5

4

40

1
4

76
56

16
34

1
1

8
11

10
14

47
48

bushels 1954...
1949...

180
1,559

3,890
28,523

1,046
1,156

2,264
4,846

392
330

15,041
5,745

2,279
3,509

126
320

2,044
1,534

1,870
1,823

49

Sweetpotatoes harvested for home use or
for sale farms reporting 1954...

1
10

24
9

35
93

311
322

33
43

20
35

15
27

55
85

320
267

197

50

271

51
52

acres 1954^..
19493. .

6

10
4

21
206

96
159

7
31

63
94

9
26

9
20

108

178

87
178

53
54

bushels 1954...

1949 . . .

20
423

1,053
221

2,133
18,620

8,367
10,762

680
1,949

7,617
5,401

1,110
1,971

1,121
1,983

6,764
12,711

3,973
14,394

55
56

Soybeans harvested for beans farms reporting 1954...

1949...

...

...

12

1

...

10
2

3
5

57
58

acres 1954...
1949...

...

250

20

301
24

20
117

59
60

bushels 1954...
1949...

...

...

...

1,613

...

100

...

2,314
200

100
1,223

61

Other field crops harvested... .acres 1954...

200

15

88

20

...

93

57

341

Z Reported in small fractions. ^Excludes grass silage. ^For 1954, does not include acreage for farms with less than 20 bushels harvested. See text,
not Include acreage for farms with less than 15 bushels harvested. See text.

^For 1949, does

FLORIDA

County Table 9 (Part 3 of 5) .-SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950

133

Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Bay

Vei^etablcs for boac use and for sale (other than Irish
and sweet potatoes):

Vegetables harvested for home

use farms reporting 1954..

1949..

Vegetables harvested for sale... farms reporting 1954..

1949^.

acres 1954..

1949..

Sold dollars 1954. .

1949 2.

Snap beans (bush and pole

types } farms reporting 1954, .

1949..

acres 1954. .

1949..

Green lima beans farms reporting 1954..

1949..

acres 1954..

1949..

Cabbage farms reporting 1954. .

1949..

acres 1954. .

1949..

Sweet com farms reporting 1954..

1949..

acres 1954..

1949 . .

Cucumbers and pickles farms reporting 1954..

1949..

acres 1954. .

1949..

Eggplant farms reporting 1954..

1949..

acres 1954..

1949..

Sweet peppers and pimientos. .farms

Squash farms

Watermelons farms

Black eyes and other green
cowpeas farms

reporting 1954.

1949..

acres 1954.

1949.

reporting 1954.

1949.,

acres 1954.

1949.

reporting 1954.

1949.

acres 1954.

1949.

reporting 1954.

1949.

acres 1954.

1949.

reporting 1954.

1949.

acres 1954.

1949.

reporting 1954.

1949.

acres 1954.

1949.

Cantaloups and muskmelons .... farms reporting 1954..

1949..

acres 1954..

, 1949..

Celery farms reporting 1954..

1949..

acres 1954..

1949..

Endive and escarole farms reporting 1954..

1949..

acres 1954. .

1949..

Lettuce and romalne farms reporting 1954..

1949..

acres 1954. .

1949..

Radishes farms reporting 1954..

1949..

acres 1954..

1949..

Turnips farms reporting 1954 . .

1949..

acres 1954. .

1949..

Other vegetables acres 1954 . .

Berries aad other saall fruits harvested for sale:

Strawberries farms reporting 1954. .

1949..

26,237

993

30, U3

1

,037

9,766

586

10,W2

684

323,909

12

,854

267,152

12

,913

78,267,235

1,161

,275

59,742,708

1,349

,654

1,855

158

2,703

237

56,407

1

,457

74,437

1

,355

910

68

1,388

114

2,829

472

6,040

776

351

15

1,375

30

,

13,405

42

14,708

61

1,028

44

1,812

86

27,840

406

16,849

1

,103

2,166

255

2,539

266

15,739

1

,430

10,283

1

,012

592

49

766

31

2,783

239

2,795

96

1,201

52

1,733

78

2,848

64

3,563

156

2,059

176

2,590

166

11,711

812

9,822

599

1,655

104

2,338

102

10,984

376

9,448

341

1,798

29

3,214

53

48,052

99

32,121

62

4,562

311

4,046

289

88,041

6

,229

54,312

6

,178

2,352

142

3,813

228

10,149

678

10,797

756

279

98

242

77

1,469

407

892

330

77

...

165

2

7,6CK

...

9,589

11

99

...

129

...

2,983

...

3,186

331

2

372

4

3,280

2

2,252

3

73

1

48

...

10,834

1

1,831

. . .

443

18

498

21

1,140

22

605

16

acres 1954..
1949..

quarts 1954..
1949..

1,089
1,757

1,758
2,356

2,791,380
3,358,187

(Z)
2

380
1,070

298
351

102

51

349

839

36,895

12,620

28

10

12

12

37

23

32

30

6

7

1

6

56

30

75

138

18

4

5

3

143
146
588

1
2
1
1

1
(Z)

2

1

3

1

1

7

(Z)

7

191
146

24

23

89

103

11,790

4,411

6
11
6
4
2
3
1
(Z)

(z)

18
13
9
3
2
2
1
(Z)
11
7
3
2

13
17
4
5
15
12
15
21

18
27
12
47

5
1
1

1

(Z)

500
208

344
579

202

236

3,104

2,873

202,521

165,425

55

112
202
236
54
80
133
209

55
54

112
240
1,056
1,370
46
49
243

12
27
29
26
78
55

217
76
35
48

107
68

18
38
16
33
32
33
294
149

107
100
512
531

96
259

113
245

152,419
372,357

149
207

16

37

47

209

14,719

60,813

(Z)
4
9

3
12

5

84

2

3

(Z)

(Z)

2

7

1

1
5

(Z)
2
1

(Z)

1

1

(Z)

(z)

5
(Z)

10,700
675

38
124

133

204

16,369

28,256

5,234,509

5,638,227

32

109

10,252

20,345

9

10

327

309

6

13

37

137

4

13

505

229

16

20

136

462

46

66

612

799

21
34

74

109

lis

1,862

2,451

75

61

2,183

1,066

11

83

156

1,054

2,725
23,923

444
355

134

112

1,395

536

70,302

62,925

1
22
CZ)

7

5
26

2
10

2
17
4
31
77
79
234
129

(Z)

2

31

(Z)

9

1

3
28
2

10
102

72

1,132

263

6
29

9
58

2

1

(Z)

Other berries acres 1954.

Z Reported In small fractions.

^Doee not Include farms reporting green cowpeas only.

^Does not include value of green cowpeas sold.

134

STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES

County Table 9 ( Part 3 of 5 ) .-SPECIFIED CROPS

(For deflnitlonfi and explanations, see text)

Veitetables for boae use and for aale (other than Ii
and aveet potatoea):

Vegetables harvested for home
use f arme reporting

Vegetables harvested for sale. . .farms reporting

acres
Sold dollars

Snap beans (bush and pole
types ) farms reporting

acres
Green lima beans farms reporting

acres
Cabbage farms reporting

acres

Sweet com faims reporting

acres

Cucumbers and pickles faims reporting

acres

Eggplant farms reporting

acres

Okra farms reporting

acres

Sweet peppers and plmientos .. farms reporting

acres

Squash farms reporting

acres

Tomatoes farms reporting

acres

Watermelons farms reporting

acres

Blackeyes and other green
cowpeas farms reporting

195/1. .
19i9..

195.1..
1949 1.
1954. .
1949..
1954. .
1949^.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

Cantaloups and muskmelons .farms reporting 1954.

1949.

acres 1954.

1949.

Celery farms reporting 1954.

1949.

acres 1954.

1949.

Endive and escarole farms reporting 1954.

1949.

acres 1954.

1949.

Lettuce and romaine farms reporting 1954.

1949.

acres 1954.

1949.

Radishes fanns reporting 1954.

1949.

acres 1954.

1949.

Turnips farms reporting 1954.

1949.

acres 1954.

1949.

Other vegetables acres 1954.

Borrioa and other aaall fruits harvested for sale:

Strawberries farms reporting 1954.

1949.

acres 1954.
1949.

quarts 1954.
1949.

Other berries acres 1954.

14

7

497

166

37, 565

24,130

(Z)
(Z)

IZ)

3

(Z)

(Z)

(Z)

2

2

1

(Z)

(Z)

3

1

1

(Z)

18

10

3

468

136

5
16

7
13

1
(Z)

1
(Z)

(Z)

57
100

30

42

611

582

119,785

99,224

15

29

400

404

11

11

66

3

1

2

(Z)

1

(z)

43
22

63

134

10,231

3,112

3,743,086

1,436,726

2

680

30

40

75

1,644

1,078

5

7

97

26

3

3

35

22

14

9

326

23

21

42

506

280

40

64

4,386

1,326

34

15

2,304

288

575
918

199

112

3,299

1,470

187,934

55,768

14
3
3

19
(Z)

69

30
82
206

22
9
13
13
1
2
(Z)

16

18

52

1

160

73

2,436

765

67
143
661
340

310
225

274

336

25,239

16,184

12,260,721

6,837,05,

86

78

3,615

1,568

8

34

25

293

38

51

409

395

18

17

1,407

503

44

31

323

232

10

15

22

22

36

36

101

107

40

25

118

41

64

109

612

175

218

17,658

11,649

3

2

76

24

19

6

55

40

9

2
155

4
2

121
139

29

25

790

289

126,111
39,618

(Z)

5
29
3
5
5
4
5
4
7
2
3

20

13

24

18

10

8

675

192

4

6

3

14

3
(Z)

1,100

300
(Z)

159,353
91,895

(Z)

5,552
500

134

156

97

534

34

23

5

59

532

427

73

479

5,393

127,668

3,900

146,008

1

7

...

24

1

3

17

1

3

14

1

1

...

6

...

11

1

17

...

172

1

120

5

1

23

3

3

25

1

4

...

11

12

2

. . .

9

...

1

6

. . .

1

7

2

7

20

1

8

...

9

(z)

30

4

513

47

2

14
2

21

(Z)

1

200
1,050

(Z)

Z Reported in small fractions. ^Does not include farms reporting green cowpeas only. ^Does not include value of green cowpeas sold.

FLORIDA

135

HARVESTED : CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-Continued

Flagler

Franklin

Gadsden

Gilchrist

Glades

Gulf Hamilton

Hardee

Hendiy \

Hernando

Highlands

HiUs-
borough

Holmes

Indian
River

Jackson

9
20

811
1,047

210
206

16
17

70
76

638
499

332

580

36
24

98
175

83
83

1,610
1,479

1,303
1,321

15
132

2,461
2,779

28
38

1,106

2
4
5

176

135

1,400

261

296

6,648

14

10

2,060

6
16
10 1

249
176
,724

251

470

5,260

41

26

5,536

32

36

716

20

30

1,788

1,200

1,379

17,952

276

146

2,071

14

33

425

671

376

5,102

1,622
328,237
306,610

3
500
125

925

164,650
132,517

6,135
282,570
363,843

1,162
604,210
397, 371

34 1

937 82

2,021 99

,523
,535
,846

2,802

1,207,838

732,752

1,247

2,455,632

397,246

340
55,498
43,859

735
537,828
182, 178

15,500
3.430,602
4,005,681

749
91,190
50,921

1,897
253,757
682,524

2,246
a5,414
130,005

1
2

2
1
1

1

3

(Z)

(Z)

116

105

546

456

8

8

17

9

7

25

28

52

4
3

2

1

48

6

1

5

(Z)

1

a

30
2

11

10
22
24

14

2

1

363

12

5
21
10
46

9

16

853

539

377
407
980
790

37
15
7
6

2
4
4
4

23
66
20
26

1
1
1

(Z)

"28

37

1,022

1,552

2

(Z)
1
1
1

(Z)

'2
"2

1

60

3

6

305

432

1

3

(Z)

(Z)

2

2

(Z)

(Z)

8

33

2

9

1

36

(Z)

79

3

2
1
1
8
13
5
4

1
(Z)

2

1

481

5

3
3
11
8
7
3
6
6

1

15
2
3

40
2

261
342
682
598
116
117
498
385

38

21
37
8
10
11
3
7

2

2

3
4
1
16

37
56
30
32
11
26
11
8

1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2

1
3

7
5
1

9
8

2
2

1

7
10
9

5

1

16

1
3
50

1

3

(Z)

9
43
16

18

124
67

4
158

6
10

11

1
2
2

113
291
905

30
16
13

4

72
21
77

2
2
2.

1

6

1

324

2

133

462

14

8

1,783

12

2

19

2

10
U
36
8
2
1

28

...

1

179

211

'17

4

1

77

101

1

169

2

16
187

6
(Z)

99
355

356
2,896

10
812

5
16

4
1

209
649

46
138

2
2

102
282

2

2

...

42

2

147

989

205

6

10

976

45

14

100

2

1

6
6

1
4

47
77

2

2

4
2

1
2

140
155

2

4

6

4
3

2
3C

(z)

:::

6

3

20
23

2

1

60
92

20

9

35
22

1
7

348
312

(z)

8
5

1
1

3]
3,

1

"2

15
24

4
5

1
1

1
6

6
27

10
25

1
2

6
12

6
11

305
353

23
12

2
2

34
55

3.
3.i

2

7

34

17

2

(Z)

5

53

20

4

14

3

2

25

3;

1

16

23

1

2

13

22

2

21

11

478

2

1

23

3e

1
1

(Z)

(z)

10

8

1

...

1

86

6

2

2

725

1

2

2'

3'

...

3
2

28
4

2
31
6

1

29

2

(Z)

2
(Z)

(z)

126
292

133

1

118

3

5
1
6

4
6
4

941
2,069
2,112

1
(Z)

(z)

4

2

29

3

3£
39
4C

...

25

8

2

38

9

5

13

5

518

5

8

18

43

1
(2)

34
84

6
54

1
(Z)

61
154

49
104

7
24

9

41

3
18

674
1,833

4

1

14
65

21
9

4;

4:

57

22

1

192

68

34

17

12

1,537

1

98

18

44

"2

2

12

14

2

2

8

175

21

8

2

151

28

8

30

45

3

31

4

1

6

32

330

14

12

7

463

35

25

71

46

1

1

49

65

420

(z)

5

1,044

2,564

10

2

2,356

27

327

26

47

1

18

23

50

2

19

735

913

8

8

2,440

18

1,505

25

48

1

33

251

2

3

84

39

10

14

2

97

236

5

470

49

2
"7

(z)

(Z)

25
300

292
6,178

576

10
8

87
967

40
521

2
852

6
532

4
195

83
3,554

130
1,717

7
10

329

4,236

50
51

34

5,845

5

760

97

10

123

8

757

574

177

1,480

52

1

1

(Z)

10

1

26

11

2

2

34

30

5

5

14

604

77

167

53

2

36
108

54
39

'56

30

(z)

28
176

78
165

8

115

15
18

16
146

688
2,038

53
112

291
329

54
55

63

133

15

128

175

54

39

92

1,993

66

481

56

1 1
1

3
5

:::

"2
"3

2

3

5

14

:::

1
9
7
19

3

2
18
2

9

5
71
24

1

1

2

10

1

12
4

20
3

57
58
59
60
61

5
(Z)

62
63

16

64

1

11
11

65
66

30

30

67

t3

68

2

2

1

54

69

2

1

1

4

1

1

61

I

\

70

(z)

(Z)

600
288

3
1

2

40

(Z)

1

110

311
345

7
16

2

(Z)

(Z)

1

1

71
72
73
74
75

2

22

3

"3

5

1

5

1

31
91

3

1

g

76
77

6
17
16

1
(z)

11
104
36

1
38
2

4
2
2

6
21

6

3
1
1

9
3

6

150

82
130
103

4
2
1

1

13
11

13

78
79
80

16

(Z)

48

15

12

6
60

9

18
4

180
3

930

618

1
3

2

22
2

81
82

1.

1

2

145
73

3
1

1
2

878
1,233

2
1

1

1

83
84

(z)

(Z)

125
125,498

(Z)
620

(Z)
1,905

1,632
1,973,966

(Z)
356

(Z)

2
500

85
86

150

270

283,663

205

100

2,197,849

133

ioo

590

87

4

1

2

16

88

136

STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES |

County Table 9 ( Part 3 of 5 j .-SPECIFIED CROPS

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Lafayette

Levy

Liberty

Vegetsblps for hoHC use and for ■■!« (other than Iriah
and Bveet potatoes):

Vegetables harvested for home

use farms reporting 195^..,

1949.. ,

Vegetables harvested for sale... farms reporting 1954...

19i9 ' .

acres 1954..

1949..

Sold dollars 1954. . ,

1949^.,

Snap beans (bush and pole

types ) faims reporting 1954. .

1949 . .

acres 1954..

1949..

Green lima beans farms reporting 1954..

1949..

acres 1954..

1949..

Cabbage farms reporting 1954. .

1949..

acres 1954. .

1949..

Sveet corn farms reporting 1954. .

1949 . .

acres 1954,.

1949..

Cucumbers and pickles farms reporting 1954..

1949..

acres 1954. .

1949..

Eggplant farms reporting 1954..

1949..

acres 1954. .

1949 . .

Oltra farms reporting 1954..

1949..

acres 1954..

1949..

Sweet peppers and plmlentos. .farms reporting 1954..

1949 . .

acres 1954. .

1949..

Squash farms reporting 1954. .

1949..

acres 1954. .

1949..

Tomatoes farms reporting 1954. .

1949..

acres 1954. .

1949..

Watermelons farms reporting 1954. .

1949 . .
acres 1954. .
1949..
Blackeyes and other green

cowpeas farms reporting 1954 . .

1949..

acres 1954..

1949..

Cantaloups and muskmelona .... farms reporting 1954..

1949..

acres 1954. .

1949..

Celery farms reporting 1954. .

1949..

acres 1954. .

1949. .

Endive and eacarole farms reporting 1954..

1949. .

acres 1954. .

1949..

Lettuce and romaine farms reporting 1954..

1949..

acres 1954..

1949..

Radishes farms reporting 1954..

1949..

acres 1954. .

1949..

Turnips farms reporting 1954. .

1949..

acres 1954. .

1949 . .

Other vegetables acres 1954..

Berries sad other sasll fruits harvested for sale:

Strawberries farms reporting 1954...

1949...

acres 1954..
1949..

quarts 1954. ..
1949...

Other berries acres 1954...

&43
823

138

238

2,960

3,163

174,755

201,617

12
2

1
8
(Z)
18
19
161
55

17
27
40
128
209
2,406
2,665

39
121
151
273

1

1
5
2

4
(2)

380
333

100

93

1,671

1,646

69,610

100,851

1
2
2
1
1
1
(Z)
(Z)
2
1
5
7

2

2
3

24
1
4
1

11

1
(Z)

1

92

91

1,624

1,587

5
10
28
13

335
466

183

226

6,749

5,652

1,022,360

691,211

52
299
162

30
22
23

25
34
387
133
39
100
100
233

10

14

4

9

64

72

149

121

14

56

103
105
218

lis

113
5,526
4,540

19

(Z)

10, 569
4,372

126
110

79

105

5,238

2,567

1,388,407

887,990

7

30

1

11

8

1,271

220

41

42

1,721

845

36

59

254

377

18

7

170

50

65

68(1

415

31

31

186

177

17

49

464

240

14

7

467

(Z)

(Z)

2

2

1
(Z)

16,120
500

556
951

142
149
832
919
54,322
54,287

81

60
205

61
6
1

8

10

85

98

345

446

63
100

63
180

417
281

215

251

6,230

5,981

226,593

437,670

15

63

98

259

1

1

1

(Z)

7

16

47

54

3

11

27

22

201

215

5,712

5,073

15

63

200

415

3

6
12
29

(Z)

198
202

22
56
555
830

1

1

(Z)

(Z)

2
1
1
1

1
(Z)

1
16
(Z)
33

959
926

350

310

3,957

2,875

179,509

150,678

12
12
13

119
37

269
57

(Z)

12

20

20

19

2

1

8

(Z)

17

21

40

24

16

38

156

42

300

285

3,351

2,548

17
43
74
100

5

13
9
21

(Z)

243
325

134

290

4,558

4,447

1,975,506

1,730,221

40

92

402

282

2

113

34

61

238

204

30
55
51

316
41
56

438

264
22
81
98

192

17
20
34
21
46
90
102
168
41
68
310
188

63
191
2,111
2,234
11
25
29
61

20
48
43

332

122

(Z)
6

37,560
39,643

(Z)

Z Reported in small fractions. ^Does not include farms reporting green cowpeas only. ^Does not include value of green cowpeas sold.

FLORIDA

137

HARVESTED: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-Continued

Martin

Monroe

Nassau

Okaloosa

Okeechobee

Orange Osceol

1

Paljn Beach

Pasco

Pinellas

Polk Putnaj

n

St, John

3 St. Lucie

Santa Rosa

25

4

143

720

5

382 ;

>06

161

359

162

633

29

16

) 25

973

1

37

305

827

3

468 1

04

276

429

190

1,047 I

34

15

I 108

1,028

21

2S

20

9

57

14

287

70

17

198

55

11^

24

107

35

26

54

3

77

13

346

74

29

437

93

14

J 47

142

4

2,738

142

219

498

11,209 ;

59

75,483

2,885

52

2,398 1,.

01

4,48C

) 8,821

925

2,229

186

243

281

5,249 ]

04

65,526

1,872

240

2,972 1,(

24

3,78

I 4,437

869

6

967,150

12,105

6,730

127,200

2,751,515 88,<

63

20,951,890

219,615

10,850

345,867 213,

80

1,057,04

4,884,440

35,446

7

611,054

22,933

10,103

155,451

1,715,864 35,e

66

U, 571, 766

178,880

34,358

l,',1.,',Zl 277,'

99

881,94

) 2,692,503

42,752

8

i.

1

2

24

5

180

4

9

75

16

2

10

9

9

13

16

34

5

221

23

15

163

25

1

J 6

28

IC

35

1

1

(Z)

749

4

32,968

4

2

93

80

1,240

4

11

704

6

8

579

7

43 ,050

21

10

184

130

J 16

30

12

1

1

6

6

2

33

3

2

27

1

26

13

3

10

26

7

71

14

4

72

3

1

I 1

47

14

(Z)

(Z)

8

3

1

466

15

1

40

Z)

34

15

11

6

12

4

2,273

22

1

68

1

I 2

66

16

1

4

1

14

's

38

2

7

29

25

10

> 3

3

l"

4

14

17

35

6

47

11

12

55

53

13

5 6

9

IS

CZ)

10

(Z)

249

9

2,248

1

2

18

46

4,04

B 30

CZ)

19

10

23

5

295

4

3,398

4

8

50

52

3,57

14

4

2C

1

3

5

17

4

64

9

9

53

8

7 1

8

21

1

8

10

42

3

41

21

15

144

16

2

5 1

15

22

(Z)

17

(Z)

1,376

5

17,352

13

7

77

17

5

CZ)

9

23

35

11

1,792

2

3,790

18

16

505

42

8

5 5

22

24

5

3

3

7

29

8

4

30

2

2 7

10

2;

13

8

12

41

5

4

74

10

? 8

66

26

360

12

100

72

1,272

42

2

175

Z)

CZ

) 149

16

TT

254

2

253

420

10

1

155

53

1 108

105

2£

1

1

3

4

84

2

4

8

2

1

29

12

1

8

3

87

2

2

19

4

2

3C

(Z)

(Z)

1

2

669

2

1

4

2

CZ)

31

40

(Z)

45

1

354

3

(Z)

33

9

CZ)

32

2

3

7

13

6

19

6

5

32

12

3 5

20

3;

3

9

26

17

2

43

19

2

53

15

1

3 4

35

34

5

10

4

15

8

81

5

3

26

26

1

11

15

35

17

30

12

9

1

157

17

(Z)

32

38

3

5 10

21

36

7

3

7

162

5

5

76

3

L 7

1

3'

25

3

11

3

173

7

5

205

2

5 9

3

38

138

52

4

3,133

18

1

134

3

5 212

CZ)

39

127

1

325

2

1,723

11

1

301

7

2 26

1

4C

5

1

10

7

95

6

4

46

7

I 3

9

41

17

8

11

19

3

110

16

7

119

7

1

3 4

11

42

U6

(Z)

95

15

1,863

23

1

56

20

CZ

9

8

43

435

4

3

19

10

1,367

50

3

130

23

2 75

4

44

9

7

2

10

7

26

10

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56

7

j 15

9

45

17

10

31

3

25

3

47

24

12

141

12

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31

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1,335

4

330

27

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1,894

73

4

75

13

I 7, 124

4

47

556

4

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179

41

17

419

40

5

222

17

2 4,165

17

48

7

21

11

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19

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38

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12

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72

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60

18

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69

5C

562

99

130

150

529

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268

2,537

9

1,214

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19

= 35

713

51

16

35

91

170

6

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1,399

166

625

82

1

? 3

291

52

1

6

14

17

2

29

30

8

105

23

45

53

1

20

79

20

9

27

39

10

232

61

38

54

(Z)

9

39

11

88

3

1,005

138

391

94

115

55

5

24

117

3

35
2

9

337

166

1

14

585

26

1

255
6

56

57

1

2

3

1
11

1

1
10

(Z)

"l

15

5

58
59

20

1
1

(Z)

1

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2

1

8

120

627

12

(Z)
10
15
3,952
3,043
20

(Z)

1

(Z)

(Z)
(Z)

1

20
1
1

6C
61
62
63
64
65

14

23

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1

66

535

1,739

67

429

2,142

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1

2

68

1

9

2

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1

2

69

1

2

3

13

2

17

1

16

6

70

130

118

2

932

CZ)

3

2

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(Z

1

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170
12

5

5,747

36

1
2

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840

9

3

4,716

1,662

(Z)

1

5

CZ)

6

8

1

CZ)

72
73
74
75
76

2

2

13

1

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2

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4

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52

1

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20

10

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) 1

3

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37

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5

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873

3

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4

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9

2

3

2

4

165

2

CZ

CZ)

85

1,200

250

9,596 1,

L50

22,000

1,110

3,300

136,317

50

65

4,200

86

2,100

500

5,205
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2,264

5,500

770

6,U5

250,265 1,.

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2

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2

87
88

138 STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES

County Table 9 ( Part 3 of 5 ) -SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-Continued

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Taylor

Washington

Ve)retables for boae use and for sale (other than Iriah
Bed aweet potatoea):

Vegetables harvested for home

use farms reporting 1954. ,

1949..

Vegetables harvested for sale. . .farms reporting 1954,.

1949 1.

acres 1954..

1949..

Sold dollars 1954..

1949^.

Snap beans (bush and pole

types) farms reporting 1954. .

1949..

acres 1954..

1949..

Green lima beans farms reporting 1954..

1949..

acres 1954. .

1949. .

Cabbage farms reporting 1954. .

1949..

acres 1954..

1949..

Sweet com farms reporting 1954. .

1949. .

acres 1954..

1949..

Cucumbers and pickles faims reporting 1954.,

1949..

acres 1954..

1949..

Eggplant farms reporting 1954.,

1949..

acres 1954..

1949, .

Okra farms reporting 1954. .

1949, .

acres 1954. .

1949,.

Sweet peppers and pimlentos. .farms reporting 1954..

1949..

acres 1954. .

1949..

Squash farms reporting 1954 . .

1949.,

acres 1954..

1949..

Tomatoes farms reporting 1954. .

1949. .

acres 1954. .

1949..

Watermelons farms reporting 1954..

1949..
acres 1954. .
1949..
Blackeyes and other green

cowpeas farms reporting 1954..

1949..

acres 1954..

1949..

Cantaloups and muslonelons. ...farms reporting 1954..

1949..

acres 1954..

1949..

Celery farms reporting 1954..

1949..

acres 1954.,

1949..

Endive and escarole farms reporting 1954..

1949..

acres 1954..

1949..

Lettuce and romaine farms reporting 1954..

1949..

acres 1954. .

1949.,

Radishes farms reporting 1954..

1949..

acres 1954. .

1949,.

Turnips farms reporting 1954..

1949,.

acres 1954. .

1949..

Other vegetables acres 1954..

Berriea aod other asall fruita harvested for sale:

Strawberries farms reporting 1954. .

1949,.

acres 1954,.
1949..

quarts 1954, ,
1949..

Other berries acres 1954,.

38

40

1,288

1,792

1,047,051

1,069,587

(Z)

12

2

48

50

9

13

67

242

3

4

36

355

5

6

19

24

5
2
1
2
7
7
12
28
5
5
2
4

10
7
27
17
7
4
17
15

20

25

665

997

114

40

2

175
176

124
168

7,847

10,944

3,121,138

6,786,987

53

85

556

1,168

4

4

12

10

SO

117

1,790

1,623

17

73

1,064

2,049

19

9

162

54

13

17

44

79

9

20

17

27

41

44

320

241

23

33

105

92

14
21
66
39

4

7

20

20

14
15
30
45

15

38

BO

2,651

4,717

24

42

502

475

36

36

222

186

3

1

31

(Z)

6

10

38,030
4,445

5,450
2,700

415
380

418

544

9,901

7,316

1,248,290

1,452,656

43

L23

387

622

1

7

(Z)

43

14

10

31

30

9

14

10

33

151

323

420

794

7

10

35

51

7

15

15

36

180

294

544

645

16

12

59

72

287

380

1,408

1,576

159

123

6,707

3,174

23
54
38

124

60
18

1

1

1

(Z)

77
43
181
82

1,388
1,440

622

636

8,342

8,083
311.363
366,411

20
25

6
12
26
35
59
65

1
36
(Z)
77

16

29

17

90

81

65

120

115

2

3

(Z)

1

24
35

16
35
14
65

22
34
39
35
574
586
7,618
6,946

95
193
409
553

5
14
10
30

198
186

22
25
232
242
7,339
18,776

2
9

(Z)
6
3
5
1
2
1
2

(Z)
1

1
7
6
14

1
2

(Z)

3
7
1
2

4
6

1
3
U
18
196
104

8
23

18
82

49,494
42,828

121
5

299
295

89

108

1,490

1,982

98,527

114,926

36

57

147

327

36

67

124

222

9

15

62

146

23
48
143
190
34
34
129
140

4

5

3

2

21

11

58

28

35

42

107

125

1
2
35
?8
360
184

56
87
312
596

199

383

67

79

692

847

U5,535

186,424

4
2
45
37
113
260

11
23

9
33
14
11
11

7

22
182
293

13
22
17
32

126
289

9
12
27
20
905
1,452

(Z)

989
1,022

78

61

383

264

15,638

9,788

28
30

12
11

2

8
(Z)

1
18
14

6
26

19
30
7
12
58
30
208
35

34
94
7e
103

1

1

(Z)

1

1
(Z)

3,700
3,725

840
547

50
400

(Z)

1,589
99

Z Reported in small fractions. ^Does not Include fanna reporting green oowpeas only. ^Does not Include value of green cowpeas sold.

FLORIDA

County Table 9 (Parl 4 of 5 ) —SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950

139

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Tree fraits (other than citnia), ddCs, and grapea:

Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit orchards,
groves, vineyards, and planted nut
trees farms reporting

195il
1950.
19541
1950^

Peaches farms reporting igsi^..

1950...

Trees of all ages number 1954I,.

1950...

Trees not of bearing age number 1954*.,

1950...

Trees of bearing age number 1954^..

1950...

Quantity harvested bushels 1954^. .

1949...

Pears farms reporting 1954^..

1950...

Trees of all ages number I954I. .

1950...

Trees not of bearing age number 1954^..

1950...

Trees of bearing age number 1954*..

1950...

Quantity harvested bushels 1954^. .

1949...

Avocados farms reporting 19541..

1950...

Trees of all ages number 1954^..

1950...

Trees not of bearing age number 1954^. .

1950...

Trees of bearing age number 1954^ . .

1950...

Quantity harvested pounds 1954^..

1949...

Figs farms reporting I954I..

1950...

Trees of all ages number 19541. .

1950...

Trees not of bearing age number 19541..

1950...

Trees of bearing age number 1954I..

1950...

Quantity harvested pounds I954I..

1949...

Mangoes farms reporting 1954'..

Trees of all ages number 1954 1..

Trees not of bearing age number I954I..

Trees of bearing age number I954I. .

Quantity harvested pounds 19541. .

Grapes farms reporting I954I..

1950...

Vines of all ages number 1954*..

1950...

Vines not of bearing age number 19541..

1950...

Vines of bearing age number 1954 1 . .

1950...

Quantity harvested pounds 19541..

1949...

Pecans (Ijiiproved and seedling),

trees of all ages number I954I. .

1950...

Quantity harvested pounds 19541..

1949...
Improved pecans (budded, grafted, or

top-worked ) farms reporting I954I. .

1949...

Trees of all ages number 1954I..

1950...

Trees not of bearing age number I954I..

1950...

Trees of bearing age number 1954I..

1950...

Quantity harvested pounds I954I..

1949...

Wild or seedling pecans farms reporting I954I.,

1950...

Trees of all ages number I954I..

1950...

Trees not of bearing age number 1954I..

1950...

Trees of bearing age number 1954I..

1950...

Quantity harvested pounds 1954I..

1949...

Tung nuts farms reporting 1954 1 . .

1950...

Trees of all ages number 19541..

1950...

Trees not of bearing age number 1954I.,

1950...

Trees of bearing age number I954I..

1950...

Quantity harvested pounds 19541.,

1949...

23,675

34,565

641,707

498,669

1,446

6,691

20,010

54,993

7,093

22,935

12,917

32,058

5,653

7,012

2,268
8,885
19,023
65,791
3,431
13,528
15,592
52,263
23,745
69,127

2,829

1,500

501,406

377,455

93,394

163,790

408,012

213,665

19,000,965

4,557,501

1,531
7,759
4,874

29,194
1,677

10,270
3,197

18,924

31,094
226,451

2,127

193,144

103,253

89,391

2,201,816

1,271

5,803
12,447
34,909

5,461
12,715

6,986
22,194
40,141
123,554

194,74a

284,944

645,383

1.624,280

3,104

8,548

143,085

197,726

19,419

34,747

123,666

162,979

437,447

1,003,719

2,082

7,349

51,663

87,218

6,891

15,900

44,772

71,318

207,936

620,561

302

800

3,391,909

3,187,934

904,016

424,072

2,487,893

2,763,862

49,444,938

29,323,927

258

954

4,414

8,214

38
309
318

1,700
104
64S
214

1,052

51

143

312

1,360

2,204

475

361

885

1,843

776

857

5

11
11
17
U
11

6

20

40
212
163
645

84
251

79

394

943

1,428

55

236

207

595

83

227

1.24

368

1,803

5,410

23,076
28,563
12,754
26,621

213

480

22,136

25,246

1,747

1,868

20,389

23,378

9,662

24,788

54

279

940

3,317

177

442

763

2,875

3,092

1,833

10

69

156,190

441,270

1,023

18,805

155,167

422,465

4,445,500

2,534,708

40
369
154
367

10
107

66

403

7

231

59
172

95

33

216

391

2,651

9

261

382

2,390

2,426

15
94
41

252
5

100
36

152

Bay

29
152
121
383

17
123
104
260
850
,339

2,512
4,739
2,090
15,223

54

223

2,221

4,027

56

734

2,165

3,293

1,690

10,441

19

121

291

712

18

201

273

511

400

4,782

153

4,578

305

11
53
79

562
37

256
42

306
15
40

32

104

388

1,220

66
229
322
991
498
84f

24
91

113
373
70
231
43
142
327
2,108

31

94

218

462

62

254

156

208

877

2,756

893
1,062

566
5,419

33

84

871

779

562

321

309

458

554

5,179

3

14

22

283

3

250

19

33

12

240

14

L2

588,169

13,383

456,934

13,379

131,235

4

1,703,000

194

572

2,283

2,023

56
139
552

18

213

121

339

5

38

76
253
489

1,266

38

234

451

1,032
622

1,105

15
118

36

288

3

154

33
134
260
316

69

188

195

452

62

199

133

253

1,306

1,752

15,229
17,877
9,724
88,269

183

448

14,363

15,214

1,338

2,688

13,025

12,526

8,909

78,175

58

202

866

2,663

309

579

557

2,084

815

10,094

78,434

75,026

1,432

10,010

77,002

65,016

150,000

800,008

856

598

16,549

14,193

29
21
112
335
39
79
73
256
23
34

17
7
37
18
10
7
27
11

191

m

2,676
2,057

634
1,545
2,042

512
61,720
4,058

29
19
67
73
25
36
42
37
87
28

191

5,349

1,729

3,620

75,135

15
15
36
45

7
30
29

15

115

1

121

59

642

120

30

15

100

48

29

17

71

31

627

120

8

2

21

11

11

73

119

5,350

5,548

2
1
4

35
4

25

18
18
956
600
268
537
688
263
21,154
225

30

3,253

1,794

1,459

26,636

37

402

4,576

1,059

19

159

117

1,273

75
518

42
755

38

37

35
256
363

2,251
172
749
191

1,502
503
437

30
257

89
942

60
304

29

638

161

4,755

21

169

50

329

28

90

22

239

500

,128

1,494
3,020
3,932
15,501

37

182

1,189

2,331

213

395

976

1,936

1,652

10,839

17

93

305

689

32

212

273

477

2,280

4,662

14
391,143
121,614
231,463
15,801
159,680
105,813
,512,530
663,500

— . 1 u I I ■ 1 1 1

doea not Include data for farms irith less than 20 trees or grapevines. See text. ^For 1950, does not include acreage for farms reporting less than 1/2 acre

ipor 1954,
See text.

140

STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES

County Table 9 (Part 4 of 5 ) .-SPECIFIED CROPS

(For deflnltionB and explanations, see text)

Clay

Tree frvita (other thao eitnia). Data, and grapes:

Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit orchards,
groves, vineyards, and planted nut
trees farms reporting

acres

Peaches farms reporting

Trees of all ages number

Trees not of bearing age number

Trees of bearing age number

Quantity harvested bushels

Pears farms reporting

Trees of all ages number

Trees not of bearing age number

Trees of bearing age number

Quantity harvested bushels

Avocados farms reporting

Trees of dll ages number

Trees not of bearing age number

Trees of bearing age number

Quantity harvested pounds

Figs farms reporting

Trees of all ages number

Trees not of bearing age number

Trees of bearing age number

Quantity harvested pounds

Mangoes farms reporting

Trees of all ages number

Trees not of bearing age number

Trees of bearing age number

Quantity harvested pounds

Grapes farms reporting

Vines of all ages number

Vines not of bearing age number

Vines of bearing age number

Quantity harvested pounds

Pecans (improved and seedling),
trees of all ages number

Quantity harvested pounds

Improved pecans (budded, grafted, or
top-worked ) farms reporting

Trees of all ages number

Trees not of bearing age number

Trees of bearing age number

Quantity harvested pounds

Wild or seedling pecans farms reporting

Trees of all ages number

Trees not of bearing age number

Trees of bearing age number

Quantity harvested pounds

Tung nuts farms reporting

Trees of all ages number

Trees not of bearing age number

Trees of hearing age number

Quantity harvested pounds

1954
1950,
1954
1950'

1954'.
1950..
1954 1.
1950..
1954'.
1950..
1954'.
1950..
1954'.
1949..

1954'.
1950..
1954'.
1950..
1954'.
1950. .
1954'.
1950..
1954'.
1949..

1954'.
1950. .
1954'.
1950..
1954'.
1950..
1954'.
1950..
1954'.
1949..

1954'.
1950..
1954'.
1950..
1954'.
1950. .
1954'.
1950..
1954'.
1949..

1954
1954
1954
1954
1954

1954'
1950.
1954'
1950.
1954'
1950.
1954'
1950.
1954'
1949.

1954'
1950.
1954'
1949.

1954'
1949.
1954'
1950.
1954'
1950.
1954'
1950.
1954'
1949.
1954'
1950.
1954'
1950.
1954'
1950.
1954'
1950.
1954'
1949.

1954'
1950.
1954'
1950.
1954'
1950.
1954'
1950.
1954'
1949.

109

133

1,432

1,235

13
16
160
720
127
263
33
457

13
25
65

164
21
91
44
73

130
9

20
23
81
16
37
7
44
75
543

244
336
845
820

10

24

197

205

142

67

55

138

700

620

Ul
17
46
30
85
145
200

2
2

10,004
9,951

10,004

9,951

82,000

34,000

40
115
102
213

110

20

27

9

83

12
58
79

875
11
37
68

838
58

708

15
37
34
111
12
12
22
99

840
1,457

690
3,&49

20

56

614

1,372

34
428
580
944
305
3,406
8

23
226

85
200

385
243

14
208
118

90
825

82

1

,141

712

621

336

14

,776

663

9

,067

16

61

195

14

126

177

1,123

123

54

88

386

9

72

89

737

114

30

425

189

8

44

12

332

1

579

759

2,418

4

73

28

619

506

731

1,799

4

438

1

,445

4,149

2

2

942

2

487

2

463

,650

66

342

,465

1

81

,903

66

144

,290

1

381

,747

198

,175

17,930

,196

4,091

,248

16

38

129

11

82

73

549

2

158

39

38

133

910

43

35

416

1

,248

244

44

1,303

5

,405

1

825

1

129

,861

...

70

,577

1

59

284

1,801

,384

31

15

252

1

64

209

490

3

15

79

134

49

130

356

3

962

144

11,067

6,288

165

10, %1

28,843

160

7,513

87

6

284

2,869

138

4,014

204

5

1,191

2,665

133

2,823

16,928

10

2,677

96

5

433

3,419

27

6,947

425

1

677

2,994

26

6,270

...

11,915

150

4,836

1

4

1
1

23

4

5

1

18

4

133

100

363

364

12,662

10,259

1

5

1

421

414

1

1,295

1

351

3

944

2

1,406

13
43
57
38
39
5
18
400
31

1
1
1
2

1
1
1
5

6
43

9
32

3
17
27
126
15
49
12
77

18
U
83

6
15

7
68

6
194

1
1
1
1

10
23

2

10
21
225

320

19

100
460

77
187
300
215

2
15
22
133

2

98

20

35

200

212

6

7
55
54
12
10
43
44
100

3

1
1

72
497
367
380

2

75

2

328

1

244

1

84

29
290
172

1,865
34
556
138

1,309
115
885

12
15
26
U
17
1
9
40
10

17
238

56
1,197

34
402

22

795

226

4,386

1
3
3

14
258

117

1,219

5

409

1L2

810

1,076

7,790

2,583
3,339
3,756
3,493

30

275

2,491

3,023

162

857

2,329

2,166

3,211

2,823

4

63

92

316

18

147

74

169

545

670

'For 1954, does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees or grapevines.
See text.

See text. ^For 1950, does not include acreage for farms reporting less than 1/2 acre.

FLORIDA

141

HARVESTED: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-Continued

Flagler

FrBnkl in

Gadsden

Gilchrist Glade

'

Gulf

Hamilton Harde

e

Hendry

Hemanjio

Highlands

Hills-
borough

Holmes

Indian
River

Jackson

21

1

85

32

9

19

9

34

7 47

138

455

2,349

101

575

135

1

iO

19

920

271

20

90

237

35

5 53

280

265

2,056

831

365

1,886

2

36

10

992

71

11

97

23 17,

19

2 666

5,107

19,341

29,837

1,063

21,894

6,713

3

598

9

2,316

109

21

128

46 13,

38

1 714

2,780

14,836

18,096

238

14,620

5,167

4

2

14

2

1

2

3

1 1

4

2

101

73

1

74

5

2

5

225

125

1

28

71

1.

3 1

52

3

77

413

1

796

6

56

78

31

2

15

10

L 1

2,115

17

4,621

351

6

612

7

128

26

941

739

1

129

355

7

L 2

244

5

3,395

3,619

600

5,726

8

52

30

21

15

7

L

5

2,290

272

6

263

9

75

19

533

196

67

122

4

J

98

4

2,133

1,037

1,993

10

i

48

10

2

3

1

2,115

12

2,331

579

344

11

53

7

408

543

1

62

233

2

? 2

146

1

1,262

2,532

600

3,733

12

4

5

1

501

3

1,083

303

61

13

35

3

64

57

7

206

17

63

813

500

1,076

14

6

60

5

13

12

5 1

4

2

116

71

131

15

3

9

559

96

51

85

1

3 2

49

63

409

783

16

17

771

112

177

107

1

3 1

29

8

366

704

1,170

17

65

60

3,291

577

428

631

2

3 2

240

346

2,482

4,337

18

8

64

3

15

15

J 1

2

161

166

160

19

49

22

490

121

145

145

2

! 1

107

253

385

710

20

9

707

109

162

92

27

"s

205

538

1,010

21

16

38

2,801

456

283

486

J 1

133

93

2,097

3,627

22

4

4,655

75

612

285

I ...

1

138

713

1,392

23

42

26

6,506

252

160

1,097

5

3

60

54

2,556

7,042

24

2

4

1

3 4

2

36

365

2

13

2

25

1

1

i

4

7

1

1

J 9

2

49

129

11

21

13

26

2

20

...

52

) 580

4

13,216

5,273

3

80

6

27

9

1

3

11

23

2

4

3 20

7

13,983

1,288

26

71

31

28

2

9

.9

5 573

1

1,520

2,504

5

33

6

29

6

1

3

2

8

2

2'

r 8

5

4,555

832

9

25

5

30

11

...

2'

7

3

11,696

2,769

3

47

31

3

9

20

-L

J 12

2

9,428

456

17

46

26

32

4

00

1,

)3

3 60

650,310

126,083

50

1,415

33

-

50

J5C

3 65

72

320,504

44,096

110

470

490

34

3

56

2

12

5

1

4

1

99

70

1

96

35

5

12

584

65

1

52

43

i

1

22

1

57

489

2

962

36

10

180

4

32

23

t

2

16

1

219

272

5

345

67

17

'25

1,673

122

1

202

126

i

2

45

2

557

1,679

3

2,658

38

4

41

3

18

15

U

125

89

5

69

39

5

8

297

27

102

40

L

13

2

112

422

1

667

40

6

U9

1

14

8

2

5

1

94

133

276

41

12

is

1,376

95

1

100

36

2

32

445

1,257

2

1,991

42

53

2,231

203

20

2t

40

75

173

2,601

2,891

43

54

115

15,012

45

1

2

3

3

00

135

501

1^

IC

7.

20

5
40
17
23
20

80

9

87

27

60

605

170

197
704
482
222
534

19,916

11

381

270

111

6,760

48,592

44

45
46
47
48
49

7

37

1

7

7

1

2

1

64

32

70

50

5

11

354

73

47

94

^

3

11

56

213

2

347

51

37

147

3

23

15

3

8

25

252

78

170

52

20

35

1,038

153

158

168

5]

11

37

2,358

577

7

822

53

16

23

..

14

8

t

8

143

21

40

54

10

17

271

47

77

54

4C

6

19

303

236

4

297

55

21

124

3

9

7

3

25

109

57

130

56

10

18

767

106

81

114

1'

5

18

2,055

XI

"3

525

57

485

1,110

1.

25

138

411

2,185

58

166

460

10,342

236 '.

••

300

3,358

70

'so

120

2,546

6,721

59

211

7,469

2,U9

8

1,078

1,229

24

3

77

9

1,486

3,1U

13,526

60

413

77

10,917

2,569

9

1,367

1,398 ;

84

8

142

5

1,169

5,990

15,443

61

161

7,695

24,718

487

4,058

2

3,603

3,787

11,551

62

32,035

205

111,268

2,006

9,675

7,613 t

7C

2

839

91,650

226,307

63

5

71

14

2

16

13

e

1

5

3

171

83

143

64

3

11

403

107

3

49

49

2C

2

22

1

117

405

710

65

211

5,625

204

6

632

546

12

1

31

5

1,163

2,353

8,436

66

4U

52

6,541

839

7

1,017

445 :

2C

3

108

5

1,000

4,276

7,858

67

204

1,506

36

2

L22

245

11

1

1

301

700

3,136

68

20

24

870

206

5

130

158

64

'3

64

359

882

1,586

69

7

4,119

168

4

560

301

1

1

30

4

862

1,653

5,350

70

391

28

5,671

633

2

837

237 4

5t

44

5

641

3,394

6,272

71

161

4,305

1,070

100

2,365

,

2

2,907

3,086

6,285

72

32,035

55

58,574

1,725

6,375

712

65

2

390

67,204

122,403

73

59

52

1

10

14

4

2

2

1

75

44

154

74

2

5

465

150

1

25

129

11

1

2

40

269

%5

75

1,844

1,915

2

396

683

12

2

46

4

323

758

5,040

76

2

25

4,376

1,730

2

350

953

64

5

34

169

1,714

7,535

77

113

203

1

1

47

11

6

177

U2

1,025

78

1

18

584

219

77

92

46

U

64

318

1,337

79

1,731

1,712

1

395

636

1

2

40

4

146

626

4,015

30

i

7

3,792

1,511

2

273

861

18

5

20

105

1,396

6,243

81

3,390

23,648

387

1,193

6%

701

5,266

32

150

52,694

281

3,300

6,901 t

05

449

24,446

103,904

83

1
1

15

42

38,096

90,484

63

18,269

38,033

72,215

349,580

563,306

4
32

2

102

4

ii

1

4

10

253

1
2
1
2
1

10

40

114,192

1,497

50,003

20

83

437,760

332,907

57,166

34
85
36

87
83

1

24
8

102

4
"9

300

200
10
53

10

2

767
64,189

730
56,000
3,600

77,150

380,594

255,757

6,450,548

3,258,418

89
90
91
92
93

140

STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES

County Table 9 (Part 4 of 5 ) .-SPECIFIED CROPS

Item
(For definltlonB and explanations.

text)

Clay

Tree frqits (other than citrua), oata, and grapea:

Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit orchards,
groves, vineyards, and planted nut
trees farms reporting

Peaches farms reporting

Trees of all ages number

Trees not of bearing age number

Trees of bearing age number

Quantity harvested bushels

Pears farms reporting

Trees of all ages number

Trees not of bearing age number

Trees of bearing age number

Quantity harvested bushels

Avocados farms reporting

Trees of all ages number

Trees not of bearing age number

Trees of bearing age number

Quantity harvested pounds

Figs farms reporting

Trees of all ages number

Trees not of bearing age number

Trees of bearing age number

Quantity harvested pounds

Mangoes farms reporting

Trees of all ages number

Trees not of bearing age number

Trees of bearing age number

Quantity harvested pounds

Grapes farms reporting

Vines of all ages number

Vines not of bearing age number

Vines of bearing age number

Quantity harvested pounds

Pecans (improved and seedling),
trees of all ages number

Quantity harvested pounds

Improved pecans (budded, grafted, or
top-worked ) farms reporting

Trees of all ages number

Trees not of bearing age number

Trees of bearing age number

Quantity harvested. ............... .pounds

Wild or seedling pecans farms reporting

Trees of all ages number

Trees not of bearing age number

Trees of bearing age number

Quantity harvested pounds

Tung nuts farms reporting

Trees of all ages number

Trees not of bearing age number

Trees of bearing age number

Quantity harvested pounds

1954 1
1950.
1954'
1950^

1954'
1950.
1954'
1950.
1954'
1950.
1954'
1950.
1954'
1949.

1954'
1950.
1954'
1950.
1954'
1950.
1954'
1950.
1954'
1949.

1954'
1950.
1954'
1950.
1954'
1950.
1954'
1950.
1954'
1949.

1954'
1950.
1954'
1950.
1954'
1950.
1954'
1950.
1954'
1949.

1954
1954
1954
1954'
1954

1954'
1950.
1954'
1950.
1954'
1950.
1954'
1950.
1954'
1949.

1954'.
1950..
1954'.
1949..

1954'.
1949..
1954'.
1950..
1954'.
1950..
1954'.
1950..
1954'.
1949..
1954'.
1950..
1954'.
1950..
1954'.
1950..
1954'.
1950..
1954'.
1949..

1954'.
1950. .
1954'.
1950..
1954'.
1950..
1954'.
1950..
1954'.
1949..

109

133

1,432

1,235

13

16
160
720
127
263

33
457

14
3

13
25
65

164
21
91
44
73

130
9

20
23
81
16

37
7
44
75
843

244

336
845
820

197

205

142

67

55

138

700

620

8

23

47

131

17

46

30

85

145

200

2
2

10,004
9,951

10,004

9,951

82,000

34,000

40

U5
102
213

6
19
29
110
20
27

12
58
79

875
11
37
68

838
58

708

15
37
34

111
12
12
22
99
1,688

650

840
1,457

690
3,649

20

56

614

1,372

34
428
580
944
305
3,406
8

23
226

85

200

6

26

79
385
243

14
208
118

90
825

82

1

,141

712

621

336

14

,776

663

9

,067

16

61

195

14

126

177

1,123

123

54

88

386

9

72

89

737

114

30

425

189

8

44

12

332

1

579

759

2,418

4

73

28

619

506

731

1,799

4

438

1

,445

4,149

2

2

942

2

487

2

463

,650

66

342

,465

1

81

,903

66

144

,290

1

381,747

198

,175

17,930

,196

4,091

,248

16

36

129

11

82

73

549

2

,158

39

38

133

910

43

35

416

1

,248

244

44

1,303

5

,405

1

825

1

129,861

70

,577

1

59

,284

1,801

,384

31

15

252

1

64

209

490

3

15

79

134

49

130

356

3

%2

144

11,067

6,288

165

10,961

28,843

160

7,513

87

6

284

2,869

138

4,014

204

5

1,191

2,665

133

2,823

16,928

10

2,677

96

5

433

3,419

27

6,947

425

1

677

2,994

26

6,270

11,915

150

4,836

363

364

12,662

10,259

1
5

1
421

414
1
7
2

3
7
4

1,295

1

351

3

944

2

1,406

5
13
43
57
38
39

5

18

400

31

1
1
1
2

6
43

9
32

3

17

27

126

15

49

12

77

7

5

5
18
13
83

6
15

7
68

6
194

1
1

1
1

10

21

225

320

19

100
460

77
187
300
215

2
15
22
133

2

98

20

35

200

212

6

7
55
54
12
10
43
44
100

3

72
497
367
380

2

75

2

328

1

244

1

84

28

29
290
172

1,865

34

556

138

1,309
115
885

12
15
26
V,

17

1

9

40

10

17
238

56
,197

34
402

22
795
226
,386

14
258

117

1,219

5

409

112

810

1,076

7,790

2,583
3,339
3,756
3,493

30

275

2,491

3,023

162

857

2,329

2,166

3,211

2,823

4

63

92

316

18

147

74

169

545

670

^For 1954, does not include data for famis with leas than 20 trees or grapevines.
See text.

See text. ^For 1950, does not include acreage for farms reporting less than 1/2 acre.

FLORIDA

141

HARVESTED : CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950^Continued

Flagler

Frnnkl In

Gadsden

Gilchrist Glade:

Gulf

Hamilton Hardee

Hendry

Hernando

Highlands

Hills-
borough

Holjnes

Indian
River

Jackson

21

1

85

32

9

19

9 8

47

47

138

455

2,349

101

575

135

1

40

19

920

271

20

90

237 8

56

53

280

265

2,056

881

365

1,886

2

36

10

992

71

11

97

23 17,1

92

666

5,107

19,341

29,837

1,063

21,894

6,713

3

598

9

2,316

109

21

128

46 13,0

31

714

2,780

14,836

18,096

283

14,620

5,167

4

2

14

2

1

2

3

1

1

4

2

101

73

1

74

5

2

5

225

125

1

28

71

13

1

52

3

77

413

1

796

6

56

78

31

2

15

10

1

1

2,115

17

4,621

851

6

612

7

128

26

941

739

1

129

355

71

2

244

5

3,395

3,619

600

5,726

8

52

30

21

15

7

1

5

2,290

272

6

268

9

75

19

533

196

67

122

49

98

4

2,133

1,037

1,993

10

4

48

10

'2

3

"i

2,115

12

2,331

579

344

11

53

"7

408

543

1

62

233

22

2

146

1

1,262

2,582

600

3,733

12

4

5

1

501

3

1,083

308

61

13

35

"3

64

57

7

206

17

63

813

500

1,076

14

6

60

5

13

12

5

1

4

2

U6

71

131

15

3

9

559

96

51

85

10

2

49

68

409

783

16

17

771

112

177

107

10

1

29

's

366

704

1,170

17

65

60

3,291

577

428

631

23

2

240

346

2,482

4,337

18

8

64

3

15

15

5

1

2

161

166

160

19

49

22

490

121

145

145

22

1

107

253

385

710

20

9

707

109

162

92

5

27

"s

205

538

1,010

21

16

38

2,801

456

283

486

6

1

133

93

2,097

3,627

22

4

4,655

75

612

285

2

1

138

713

1,392

23

42

26

6,506

252

160

1,097

50

60

54

2,556

7,042

24

2

4

10

4

2

36

365

2

13

2

25

1

1

1

4

7

1

16

9

2

49

129

11

21

13

26

2

20

5

23

580

4

13,216

5,273

8

80

6

27

9

1

3

11

23

2

40

20

7

13,983

1,288

26

71

31

28

2

9

4

99

573

1

1,520

2,504

5

33

6

29

6

1

3

2

8

2

27

8

5

4,555

832

9

25

5

30

11

24

7

3

11,696

2,769

3

47

31

3

9

20

13

12

2

9,428

456

17

46

26

32

i-

00

1,0

3C

60

650,310

126,083

50

1,415

33

50

3

50

65

72

320,504

44,096

110

470

490

34

3

56

2

12

5

2

1

4

1

99

70

1

96

35

5

12

584

65

1

52

43

4

1

22

1

57

489

2

962

36

10

180

4

32

23

4

2

16

1

219

272

5

345

67

17

26

1,673

122

1

202

126

8

2

45

2

557

1,679

3

2,658

38

4

41

3

18

15

2

11

125

89

5

69

39

5

8

297

27

102

40

1

13

2

112

422

1

667

40

6

139

1

14

8

2

' 2

5

1

94

183

276

41

12

18

1,376

95

1

100

86

7

2

32

445

1,257

2

1,991

42

53

2,231

203

20

20

40

75

173

2,601

2,891

43

54

115

15,012

'45

2

135

501

7

20
5

80

9

170
197

19,916

11

48,592

44
45

3

14
IC

40
17

87
27

704
482

381
270

46
47

3

4

23

60

222

111

48

..'. ]

00

75

20

605

534

6,760

49

7

37

1

7

7

2

1

2

1

64

32

70

50

5

11

354

73

47

94

4

3

11

56

213

2

347

51

37

147

3

23

15

9

3

8

'25

252

78

170

52

20

35

1,038

153

158

168

51

11

37

2,358

577

'7

822

53

16

23

14

8

6

8

143

21

40

54

10

17

271

47

77

54

4C

6

19

303

236

4

297

55

21

124

3

9

7

3

3

25

109

57

130

56

10

18

767

106

81

114

11

5

is

2,055

341

'3

525

57

485

1,110

15

25

US

411

2,135

58

166

460

10,342

236

••

300

3,358

70

'so

120

2,546

6,721

59

211

7,469

2,119

8

1,078

1,229

24

3

77

9

1,486

3,111

13,526

60

413

77

10,917

2,569

9

1,367

1,398 5

84

8

142

5

1,169

5,990

15,443

61

161

7,695

24,718

487

4,058

2

3,603

3,787

11,551

62

32,035

205

111,268

2,006

9,675

7,613 6

70

2

839

91,650

226,307

63

5

71

lA

2

16

18

6

1

5

3

171

83

143

64

3

11

403

107

3

49

49

2C

2

22

1

117

405

710

65

211

5,625

204

6

682

546

12

1

31

5

1,163

2,353

8,486

66

411

52

6,541

839

7

1,017

445 5

20

3

108

5

1,000

4,276

7,858

67

204

1,506

36

2

122

245

11

1

1

301

700

3,136

68

20

24

870

206

5

180

158

64

3

64

359

882

1,586

69

7

4,119

168

4

560

301

1

1

30

4

362

1,653

5,350

70

391

28

5,671

633

2

837

237 4

56

44

5

641

3,394

6,272

71

161

4,305

1,070

100

2,865

2

2,907

3,086

6,285

72

32,035

55

58,574

1,725

6,375

712

65

2

390

67,204

122,403

73

59

52

1

10

U

4

'2

2

75

U,

154

74

2

5

465

150

1

25

129

11

1

2

40

269

965

75

1,844

1,915

2

396

683

12

2

46

323

758

5,040

76

2

'25

4,376

1,730

2

350

953

64

5

34

169

1,714

7,585

•n

113

203

1

1

47

11

6

177

132

1,025

78

1

18

584

219

77

92

46

U

64

318

1,337

79

1,731

1,712

1

395

636

1

"2

40

146

626

4,015

80

1

7

3,792

1,511

2

273

861

la

5

20

105

1,396

6,248

81

3,390

23,648

387

1,193

696

701

5.266

82

150

52,694

281

3,300
2

6,901 6

05

1

449
1

24,446
10

103,904
20

83
84

15

4

,;

2

40

83

85

1

42

4

102

10

1

114,192

437,760

86

1

38,0%
90,484

32

13

253

2
1

1,497
50,003

332,907
57,166

87
88

1

63
18,269
38,033

'24

102

4
9

200
10
53

2

64,189
730

77,150
380,594
255,757

89
90
91

72,215

8

56,000

6,450,548

92

349,580
563,306

360

...

10

8,600

3,258,418

93

144 STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES

County Table 9 (Part 4 of 5 ) —SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-Continued

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Taylor

Tree froita (other lliBii citnia), note, and grapes:

Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit orchards,
groves, vineyards, and planted nut
trees farms reporting

1954
1950
1954
1950'

Peaches farms reporting

Trees of all ages number

Trees not of bearing age number

Trees of bearing age number

Quantity harvested bushels

Pears farms reporting

Trees of all ages number

Trees not of bearing age number

Trees of bearing age number

Quantity harvested bushels

Avocados farms reporting

Trees of all ages number

Trees not of bearing age number

Trees of bearing age number

Quantity harvested pounds

Figs farms reporting

Trees of all ages number

Trees not of bearing age number

Trees of bearing age number

Quantity harvested pounds

Mangoes farms reporting

Trees of all ages number

Trees not of bearing age number

Trees of bearing age number

Quantity harvested pounds

Grapes farms reporting

Vines of all ages number

Vines not of bearing age number

Vines of bearing age number

Quantity harvested pounds

Pecans (improved and seedling),
trees jf all ages number

Quantity harvested pounds

Improved pecans (budded, grafted, or
top-worked ) farms reporting

Trees of all ages number

Trees not of bearing age number

Trees of bearing age number

Quantity harvested pounds

Wild or seedling pecans farms reporting

Trees of all ages number

Trees not of bearing age number

Trees of bearing age number

Quantity harvested pounds

1954'
1950.
1954'
1950.
1954'
1950.
1954'
1950.
1954'
1949.

1954'
1950.
1954'
1950.
1954'
1950.
1954'
1950.
1954'
1949.

1954'
1950.
1954'
1950.
1954'
1950.
1954'
1950.
1954'
1949.

1954'
1950.
1954'
1950.
1954'
1950.
1954'
1950.
1954'
1949.

1954
1954
1954
1954
1954

1954'.
1950. .
1954'.
1950..
1954'.
1950..
1954'.
1950..
1954'.
1949..

1954'
1950.
1954'
1949.

1954'
1949.
1954'
1950.
1954'
1950.
1954'
1950.
1954'
1949.
1954'
1950.
1954'
1950.
1954'
1950.
1954'
1950.
1954'
1949.

Tung nuts farms reporting 1954 '. .

1950...

Trees of all ages number 1954'..

1950...

Trees not of bearing age number 1954'..

1950. . .

Trees of bearing age number 1954'. .

1950...

Quantity harvested pounds 1954',.

1949...

146

153

3,498

2,298

6

3

28

14

17

12

11

2

485

12
469
10
16
2
741

57
846
659
187
358

99
41

610
50

40

50

20

27

20

110

15

6

1

22

1

18

1

500

35

2

3
2

1

531

364

9,628

5,796

12
15
36
55
21
18
15
37
2
11

11
9
50
16
17
10
33
6
35

61
59
47
14
14
45
460
270

11
17
59
41
49
12
10
29
52
185

39
21

3
19
36

2
270

62
43
295

75

13
13
53
36
24
17
29
19
185
75

4

110

113

370

1,036

1,142

24

41

118

177

41

105

77

72

42

53

35

35

137

121

21

58

116

63

96

38

12
1

31
1

31

173
1,287
1,005
1,330

53
437
402

2,609
124
838
278

1,771
86
207

87

500

927

3,908

125

704

802

3,204

1,833

3,751

26

41

26

291

62

104

87

■rog

5

25

46

338

57

79

41

461

1,069

317

501

3,079

4

6

5

1

7

71

24

394

23

458

52

1,028

16

63

24

257

7

395

28

771

75

546

103

8,600

316

21,043

343

22,931

3,801

184, 193

633

93,230

37

197

38

448

213

9,845

226

10,425

39

1,195

97

1,031

174

8,650

129

9,394

3,165

92,453

465

33,682

20

269

41

845

103

11,198

117

12,506

28

652

23

1,367

75

10,546

94

11,139

636

91,740

168

59,548

10

2

30

278

301

3,579

25

301

2,812

253

767

4,475

11,593

14
156
68

40

3
58
36

394
18

210
18

184
12
44

129
133

1,013
28
214
105
799
485

1,612

63

15

168

5

69

10

99

450

650

93

21

450

3

216

18

234

672

.,065

388

637

5,285

2,620

12

58

304

371

67

110

237

261

4,050

1,385

6

59

84

266

77

84

189

1,235

1,235

20
277
264

537

3

70

5

191

71

5

120

2

3

109

165
761
45
55
120
706
75
153

3

46
22

107
12
30
10
77

67

5

123

3

25

2

98

24

1,024

2,854
6,587
11,841
17,409

29

144

2,515

5,070

125

254

2,390

4,816

11,191

16,458

7

148

339

1,517

14

184

325

1,333

650

951

852

748

13,944

12,744

21
19
242
401
136
199
106
202
32
118

51
22

582
1,214
136
515
446
699
338
110

24
1

56
3

39

17

3

1,605

30
18
84
45
42
23
42
22
325
268

7
15
14

1

18
13
92
151
34
23
58
128
197
355

152

47
110
90

120

46

24

23

96

23

95

90

9

1

32

1

28

4

1

15

73

6
397

5
187

1
210

1
125

7
157
154
965
11
209
143
756
208
3,497

4
39

9

56

70

624

6

111

115

212

3

74

112

138

1,165

5,332

33

645

15

3,251

5

72

21

321

14

141

7

180

15

2,235

3

50

12

324

5

57

7

267

47

37

10

495

124

695

6,025

6,088

78
413
969

4,251
279

1,874
690

2,377
280
492

97
402
659

3,130
118
742
541

2,388
643

3,965

6
11
18
41
14
24

4

17

25

246

67

420

262

1,645

66

776

196

869

2,118

10,486

4S

277

364

961

27

421

337

540

1,788

2,920

6,265

18,595

7,609

130,949

107

343

5,161

10, 156

557

3,585

4,b04

6,571

4,686

76,050

73

202

1,104

8,439

95

1,131

1,009

7,308

2,923

54,899

48

96

420,758

8U,382

64,391

91,880

356,367

721,502

2,127,465

1,296,103

'For 1954, does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees or grapevines. See text.
See text.

^or 1950, does not inciuae acreage for farms reporting less than 1/2 acre.

FLORIDA

County Table 9 (Part 5 of 5J .-SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950

145

Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Citrus fmits:

Oranges, including tangerines and

v^mandarins.. trees of all ages number 1954^.

1950. .

Quantity harvested^ field boxes 1954^.

19^9 . .

Tangerines and mandarins farms reporting 195^^.

1950..

Trees of all ages number 1954^.

1950..

Trees not of bearing age number 195i^.

1950..

Trees of bearing age number 195**^ .

1950..

Quantity harvested^ field boxes 1954^.

1949..

Temple oranges farms reporting 1954^.

1950..

Trees of all ages ■. number 1954^.

1950..

Trees not of bearing age number 1954^.

1950..

Trees of bearing age number 1954* .

1950..

Quantity harvested^ field boxes 1954*.

1949...

Valencia oranges farms reporting 1954*. ,

1950...

Trees of all ages number 1954 * . .

1950. , ,

Trees not of bearing age number 1954*.,

1950...

Trees of bearing age number 1954*..

1950...

(iiantity harvested^ field boxes 1954*..

1949...

Other oranges farms reporting 1954 * . .

1950...

Trees of all ages number 1954 * . .

1950...

Trees not of bearing age number 1954*..

1950...

Trees of bearing age number 1954*..

1950 .. .

Quantity harvested^ field boxes 1954*..

1949...

Grapefruit farms reporting 1954 * . .

1950...

Trees of all ages number 1954 * . .

1950...

Trees not of bearing age number 1954*..

1950...
Trees of bearing age number 1954 * . .

1950. . .
liiantlty harvested^ field boxes 1954*..

1949...

Lemons farms reporting 1954*..

1950...

Trees of all ages number 1954*..

1950 .. .

Trees not of bearing age number 1954*..

1950. . .
Trees of bearing age number 1954*..

1950. . .
Ciiantity harvested'* field boxas 1954*..

1949...

Lijnes farms reporting 1954*.,

1950. . .

Trees of all ages number 1954* . .

1950...

Trees not of bearing age number 1954*..

1950...
Trees of bearing age number 1954*..

1950. . .
Quantity harvested^ field boxes 1954*..

1949...

Tangeloes farms reporting 1954*..

Trees of all ages number 1954 * . .

Trees not of bearing age number 1954*..

Trees of bearing age number 1954 * . .

Quantity harvested^ field boxes 1954*..

Kumquats farms reporting 1954*..

Trees of all ages number 1954*..

Trees not of bearing age number 1954*..

Trees of bearing age number 1954*..

(iiantlty harvested'^ pounds 1954*. .

27,618,505
20,061,932
90,897,897
49,966,938

9,140

9,219

1,266,581

1,145,027

131,942

114,420

1,134,639

1,030,607

4,378,486

3,663,076

5,763
3,733

1,610,065
865,967

416,557
311,328

1,193,508
554, 639

3,502,901
1, 204, 616

14,297

9,779

11,932,144
8,221,298

2,532,524
1,449,599

9,399,620
6,771,699

38,117,187
20,687,351

18,527
17,747

12,809,715
9,829,640

1,973,748
1,502,932

10,835,967
8,326,708

44,899,323
24,411,895

15,969
12,838

7,545,271
6,045,732

944,316
912,990

6,600,955
5,132,742

38,720,314
20,831,421

3,313
2,589

126,346
31,615

93,388
10, 661

32,958
20,954

84,994
37,150

3,178
1,996

555,074
355,261

169,579

100,712

385,495
254,549

36,360,262
15,175,579

2,095
199,620
90,956
108,664
217, 775

2,576
23,157

3,572

19,585

837,566

22,177
11,999
40,732
16,465

119
2,075
1,227
212
155
1,863
1,072
6,849
1,954

18
15

105
37

54
26

51

11

34
13

40
48

2,664
823

1,289
159

1,375
664

6,947
1,487

196
372

17, 333
9,912

1,151
1,044

16,182
8,868

26,952
13,011

104
156

3,191
1,058

380
265

2,812
793

13,456
1,755

21
26

34
44

13
19

21

25

23

L2
8

18
18

12
3

17

6

11

33
63
12
51
606

389

689

70

460

63

24

352

7

120

17
232

10
254

15
68

300
243

80
131

220
112

60

177

3
28

75
44

65
25

10
19

Bay

53
317

4
32
29
147
29
63

'34

47

1

1
35

12
170

12
119

3,967
1,991
1,521
1,672

17
76
92

284
15
83
77

201
47

100

13
5

33
2

18
2

61
178

3,744
1,646

123
495

3,621
1,151

1,360
1,570

25

51

144
126

135
33

59
29

18
27
9
IS

474

750, OU

738,314

1,728,206

1,501,036

399

300

15,051

21,551

2,371

1,536

12,680

20,015

25,680

42,315

404
276

48,641
43,035

10,366
10,147

38,275
32,888

72,364
71,368

641
459

252,557
211,484

22,401
20,902

230, 156
190, 582

536,237
385,006

774
536

433,764
462,244

25,802
43,040

407,962
419,204

1,093,925
1,002,347

785
533

326,371
293,537

55,076
58,423

271,295
235,114

794, 737
711,156

201
115

634
1,299

104
376

530
923

365
737

207
101

1,103
3,535

219
65

884
3,470

13,495
36, 334

165
10,668
5,766
4,902
5,096

203
901
291

610
18,033

308,307
262,846
468,314
255,303

19

22

1,058

1,724

355
1,309

703

415
2,503

405

18
33

11,060
11,252

2,749
8,342

8,311
2,910

12,428
2,571

37
57

222,003
203,724

50, 274
53,397

171, 729
150,327

336,901
216, 119

62
54

74,686
46,146

7,227
10,921

67,459
35,225

116,982
36,208

47
55

39,777
33,987

7,718
23,832

32,059
10, 105

71,907
15,062

15
IS

1,355
631

1,196
426

159
205

250
75

14
22

553
373

509
246

44
127

769
4,330

16

1,627

939

688

1,669

8

182

6

176
3,445

59

863

7

155

5
102

35
534

25
283

10

251

1

95

20
310

12
197

67,648
42,273
123,600
48,348

19

29

1,405

1,434

54

168

1,351

1,266

2,366

1,992

*For 1954, does not Include data for farma with less than 20 trees or grapevines,
in 1949-50 from the bloom of 1949.

^For 1954, harvested In 1953-54 from the bloom of 1953; for 1949, harvested

146

STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES

County Table 9 (Part 5 of 5 ) .-SPECIFIED CROPS

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Clay

Citraa fruits:

Oranges, including tangerines and

mandarins, .trees of all ages number 195^^..

1950. . .

Quantity harvested^ field boxes 195^^.,

1949...

Tangerines and mandarins farms reporting 1954 ..

1950. . .

Trees of all ages number 1"54 ^ . .

1950...

Trees not of bearing age number 1954^..

1950...

Trees of bearing age number 1954^..

1950...

Quantity harvested^ field boxes 1954^..

1949...

Temple oranges farms reporting 1954^ . .

1950...

Trees of all ages number 1954^..

1950. . .

Trees not of bearing age number 1954^..

1950...

Trees of bearing age number 1954^ . .

1950...

^antlty harvested^ field boxes 1954^..

1949. . .

Valencia oranges farms reporting 1954^..

1950. . .

Trees of all ages number 1954^ . .

1950. . .

Trees not of bearing age number 1954^. .

1950...

Trees of bearing age number 1954^..

1950...

[jLiantity harvested^ field boxes 1954^..

1949...

Other oranges. farms reporting 1954 . .

1950. . .

Trees of all ages number 1954^..

1950...

Trees not of bearing age number 1954^..

1950...

Trees of bearing age number 1954^..

1950...

Quantity harvested^ field boxes 1954^..

1949...

Grapefruit farms reporting 1954^..

1950..

Trees of all ages number 1954^ . .

1950..

Trees not of bearing age number 1954^. ,

1950..

Trees of bearing age number 1954^ .

1950..

(ijantity harvested^ field boxes 1954^.

1949..

Lemons farms reporting 1954^.

1950..

Trees of all ages number 1954^ .

1950..

Trees not of bearing age number 1954 .

1950..

Trees of bearing age number 1954^.

1950..

Quantity harvested^ field boxes 1954^.

1949..

Limes farms reporting 1954 ^ .

1950..

Trees of all ages number 1954^.

1950..

Trees not of bearing age number 1954^.

1950. .

Trees of bearing age number 1954^.

1950. .

(Jjantity harvested^ pounds 1954^.

1949..

Tangeloes farms reporting 1954 ^ .

Trees of all ages number 1954^ .

Trees not of bearing age number 1954 .

Ttees of bearing age number 1954^.

Quantity harvested^ field boxes 1954^.

Kumiuats farms reporting 1954 ^ .

Trees of all ages number 1954^.

Trees not of bearing age number 1954^.

Trees of bearing age number 1954^ .

^entity harvested pounds 1954^.

74,909
77,008
222,095
171,098

58

59

2,738

3,526

195

55

2,543

3,471

14,392

15,024

37
34

6,160
4,637

1,227
3,369

4,933
1,268

16,329
3,070

54
40

12,243

6,553

5,896
1,775

6,347
4,778

20,696
U,304

129

124

53,768
62,292
6,856
6,914

46,912
55,378

170,678
139,700

2,446
6,953

171
1,992

2,275
4,961

4,648
12,170

20
26

25
31

7
7

18
24

150
840

10
621
610

11
5

11

10

300

1,611
1,551
1,496
1,567

16

19

91

264

5

8

86

256

108

768

12
14

65
209

22
5

43
204

32

190

29
58

1,420
1,041

550
448

870
593

1,350
609

23

27

151
112

113
96

167
51

3,284
2,16«
3,554
4,256

13
157

50

13

107

311
1,411

135
54

176
1,357

200
3,053

17
11

2,947
599

1,377
133

1,570

466

3,354
1,003

535
501

20
47

515
454

150
1,004

17
10

152
212

14
78

138
134

12
4,600

523

446
609
199

4
41
12
163

3
95

9
68

1
84

402

1

20

74

108
274

52

154

6
30

202
60

185
33

400
32

1

3

91

2

89

113

134,110
60,804

224,543
52,589

268

115

3,732

4,918

883

412

2,849

4,506

4,768

4,722

251
97

14,679
1,567

1,83^
312

12,844
1,255

18,600
1,235

290
180

71,019
23,947

13,594

720

57,425
23,227

111,903
20,420

510
244

44,680
30,372

5,852
3,465

38,828
26,907

89,272
26,212

602

297

51,245
37,100

7,751
4,162

43,494
32,938

73,141
37,711

151
60

1,094
788

151
291

943
497

1,892
653

712
360

459,826
275,543

122,660
87,585

337,166
187,958

33,127,327
11,903,838

173
2,508

632
1,876
1,459

■189

1,132

187

945

10,711

630,608

436,337

1,665,336

791,318

149

141

19,339

16,755

3,072

882

16,267

15,873

52,176

44,178

52
43

4,181
9,304

2,141
1,420

2,040
7,884

5,998
15,569

271
240

227,031
138,616

73,107
28,518

153,924
U0,098

524,502
219,550

343
332

380,057

271,662

39,274
40,531

340,783
231,131

1,083,160
512,021

278

301

80,540
94,806

826
16,859

79,714
77,947

494,616
243,848

42
43

1,950
1,084

728
8

1,222
1,076

4,582
2,587

22

31

44

94

6

12

38
82

1,802
4,680

14
3,072
1,808
1,264
3,803

36

664

25

639

49,799

92

132

22

128

54
123

9

24

45
99

10,781
7,019
7,372
5,953

49
149
581

1,707
127
286
454

1,421
728

1,243

30
42

169
151

46
78

123
73

88
65

32
43

1,250
188

268
53

982
135

603
278

68
218

8,781
4,973

1,702
1,377

7,079
3,596

5,953
4,367

62
135

1,443
1,088

150
372

1,293

716

5,337
652

21
53

49

97

17
45

32
52

12
29

11
18

29
40

11
7

18
33

98
254

13
53
41
17

13

32
138
20
118
1,571

^For 1954, does not Include data for farms with less then 20 trees or grapevines,
in 1949-50 from the bloom of 1949.

^For 1954, faarrested in 1953-54 from the bloom of 1953; for 1949, harvested

FLORIDA

147

HARVESTED: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-Coiitiiiued

Flagler

Franjain

Gadsden

Gilchrist

Glades

Guir

Hamilton

Hardee

Hendry

Hernando

Highlands

Hills-
borough

Holjnes

Indian
River

Jackson

1,874
18,595

1,250
20,749

135

81

190

7

39
1,626

19
2,852

5
198

13

132
646
73
651

320

707

11

18

66
27

900,142

613,554

2,942,402

1,195,588

41,360
22,237
77,360
50,158

273,676
147,833
712,149
263,555

784,418

631,173

3,373,229

1,601,269

1,672,712

899,229

4,140,926

1,771,870

23

894

1

676

575,794

388,514

1,305,794

631,760

2,633

1,420

34

1,234

1
2

3
4

15
13
75

10,055

23

2,020

52

8,035

43

10,364

1
12
12

9

205

20

1,293

5

326

15

967

2

2,733

11
'20

4
16

6

2

5
4

20
3
2
1

IS

26

4
23

73
174
48
31
25
143

"5

3
5

"3
2

"7

186

283

14,862

21,634

936

1,059

13,926

20,575

57,975

56,075

30

23

472

SOU
10

462
500
653
976

98

154

37,559

34,702

4,862

3,400

32,697

31,302

127,839

83,101

132

122

29.455

25, 199

804

459

28,651

24,740

116,892

61,087

987

731

48,517

35,603

2,404

3,554

46,113

32,054

149,673

96,647

3
125

6
661

4
470

2
191

1
563

155

112

7,649

10,612

31

61

7,618

10,551

10,778

12,737

18
254
240
949
207
378

33

571

5

930

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

lA

9
8

1

5

2

4
6

4
2

60
56

12
13

27
24

69
52

651
307

4

270
136

8

15
16

84
218

5

24

6

4
107

16
8

13,412
3 952

522
3,279

4,814
651

30,571
12,750

156,167
48,356

'27

62,780
36,021

12

17
18

40
56

4

3

2

4

a

1

...

5,151
1,740

330

1,031
494

4,398
5,860

26,674
26,376

11

6,687
6,422

8

19
20

44
162

1

'21

4

4
103

8
7

8,261
2,212

192
3,279

3,783
157

26,173
6,890

129,493
21,980

16

56,093
29,599

■4

21
22

14
272

7

"2

4

7
201

...

31,201
3,555

774
10, 579

8,538
565

151,988

18,651

383,068
59,423

10

105,022
46,261

'3

23

24

14

13

1
2

3

...

4
8

2
4

1

620
511

40
30

97
68

400
225

1,315
897

2

420
205

4

25

26

128
4,186

135

2

9

46
266

12
58

1

333,019
204,144

24,390
6,155

153,150
48,214

511,630
422,316

678,338
315,013

5

333,452
170,526

10

27
28

96
1,463

2

1
4

6
2

i

119,715
68,523

9,527
155

74,547
10,439

96,707
54,147

216,061
71,364

"5

19,425
12,367

6

29

30

32
2,723

135
2

7

45
262

6
56

213,304
135,621

14,863
6,000

78,603

37,775

414,923
368,169

462,277
243,654

314,027
158,159

4

31
32

20
5,530

190

10

21
305

...

...

919,798
364,157

34,869
13,360

270,749
71,985

2,217,630
1,076,776

1,637,509
617,159

760,881
284,168

5

33
34

26
39

6

12
101

2
57

9

17

11
49

'26

765
759

51
48

124
201

305
137

2,080
1,315

8

57

402
278

2(r

175

35
36

1,587
4,136

62

69
300

5
172

78
253

219
467

'60

538,849
383,824

15,976
12,303

78 , 153
64,266

212,762
170,908

789,690
500,247

22

201

171,913
171,355

2,393
449

37
38

395
1,223

47

34
113

2

84

25
19

111
239

'33

97,291
83,044

1,340
655

7,199
10,822

23,108
16,819

222,372
106,032

17
101

6,043
9,381

2,333
228

39

40

1,192
2,913

15

35
187

3
88

53
234

108
228

'27

441,558
300,780

14,636
11,648

70,954
53,444

189,654
154,039

567,313
394,215

5
100

165,870
161,974

60
221

41
42

1,173
4,583

17

107

3

45
125

11
13

'26

1,933,428
771,801

41,064
25,243

305,023
107,904

886,719
444,755

1,970,676
998,636

103

429,113
288,594

29

296

43
44

19

17

1

44

12

7
14

5
19

"3

373
454

47
40

97
149

316
199

1,663
1,304

1
18

561
334

12
44

45
46

333
969

110
9

8
75

34

19
187

77
53

"7

53,836
47,859

5,992
7,917

39,509
28,923

282,422
271,034

323,627
162,339

2

27

811,442
486,715

26
93

47
48

84

581

7

42

23

7
4

42

28

6

5,166
9,192

107
157

4,771
3,227

16, XI
14,991

49,222
26,395

2
18

119,325
81,664

17
59

49
50

249
388

110
2

33

11

12
183

35
25

"'i

48,670
38,667

5,835

7,760

34,733
25,696

266,081
256,043

274,405
135,944

9

692,117
405,051

9
39

51

52

463
1,025

140

'56

'2

43
309

31

'2

306,279
132,981

27,567
26,869

140,292
74,363

2,474,055
693,548

1,277,339
596,087

2,196,784
831,427

1
109

53
54

4
6

2

7

12

5
9

1

39

63

14
19

11
21

15
17

599
439

36
20

3

4

55
56

15
72

3

12

34
39

14
15

1

1,931
1,499

38
63

86
50

293
88

32,021
2,773

373
658

3
6

57
58

12
8

3

11

...

8

3

7
11

1,026
199

59
3

6
4

249
25

26,475
1,159

69

5
2

59
60

3

64

26

36

7

4

1

905
1,300

29

60

80
46

44
63

5,546
1,614

304
658

3

4

61
62

5
38

6

4,218
1,032

10
160

81
39

87
51

9,645
3,206

727

1,719

4

63
64

1

3

5

8

1
1

31
27

11
12

3

10

39
29

451
198

67
28

3
4

65
66

1
17

14
26

1
2

342
365

1,093
17

1,020
17

25,095
6,005

7,038
3,538

624

639

3
3

67
68

2

6
2

1

16
43

1,077
7

606

5

12,707
1,697

2,118
906

133

7

1
3

69

70

1
15

8
24

1
1

326
322

16
10

414
12

12,383
4,308

4,920
2,632

491
632

2

5

71
72

5
3

■■;

1

17,967
3,100

430

3,231
18

1,323,148
926,890

191,654
180,966

47,511
959

15
75

73
74

1
1

1
1

:::

15

1,140

930

210

358

2

16
15

1
3

3

1,200

12

1,188

3,170

22

1,877

486

1,391

1,714

231
5,631
2,295
3,336
2,512

99

7,304

1,523

■i,781

12,045

75
76
77
73
79

3
7
4
3
7

16
26
4
22
508

2

2
20

7
13

3
10
40

21
287
267

20
273

5

26

12

14

720

6
9

4

5
140

16

155

78

77

2,300

361
875
145
730
8,952

42
686
178
508
29,832

14
24

17
28

80
81
82
83
84

148

STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES

County Table 9 (Part 5 of 5 ) .-SPECIFIED CROPS

Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Jefferson

Lafayette

Lake

Lee

Leon

Levy

Uberty

l&dlson

Manatee

Marlon

Citni> fniita:

I

Oranges, including tangerines and

1,024

9,482

241

3,528

107

138

79

14

4,350,050
2j 553. 104
14,023,651
6,721,858

77,796
106,505
135,514
155,049

259

1,260

75

205

352
727
183
565

52
261
10
48

88
968

5
360

292,523

272,577
505,088
351,346

721,193

545,415

2,301,413

l,553,a4

2
3

4

1950...

Quantity harvested^ field boxes 1954^..

1949...

5

6

7

S

9

10

11

12

13

14

Tangerines and mandarins farms reporting 1954^..

1950...

6

108

28

6,639

5,814

28

825

7

1,085

8

9

18

21

7

14

11

7

9

2

327

684

225,566

112,754

39,812

22,808

185,754

89,946

723,571

339,188

60

78

1,517

1,842

86

13

1,431

1,829

3,602

3,207

11

63

159

463

61
160

98
303

20
114

11
13
28
48
12
24
16
24
8
42

2

22

4

190

2

63

2

127

25

11
94
25

412
2

234
23

123
4

203

192

122

2,804

2,860

719

757

2,085

2,103

2,248

2,023

271
205

15.383
9,006
2,654
1,595

12,734
7,411

41,951

25,058

1950...
Trees not of bearing age number 1954^..

1950...
Trees of bearing age number 1954^..

1950...

1949...

15
16

Temple oranges farms reporting 1954^. .

1950...

3

1
2

549
336

51
38

7

3
1

3

3

169

87

114
54

17
18

5

1
5

272,824

110,650

3,757

4,145

23

31
5

16

6

22,500
17,920

3,437
5,216

1950...

19
20

Trees not of bearing age number 1954^..

1950...

1

5

73,396
59,435

1,667
2,053

' 4

30

12

6

9,712
2,144

4,649
3,059

21.
22

Trees of bearing age number 1954^ . .

1950...

4

1

199,423

51,215

2,090
2,092

19

1
5

4

12,783
15,776

3,838
2,157

23

24

Quantity harvested^ field boxes 1954'. .

1949...

"l

3

808,565
126,356

2,062
2,826

6

1
20

6

15,009
12,868

6,528
3,212

4

2

1,855
960

96
104

1
2

2
3

3
1

13

308

203

231
191

26

1950...

27
28

U

4

1,770,338
892,904

34,918
49,829

1
4

11
31

6
3

27

133,245
98,823

82,911
50,524

1950. . .

29

30

Trees not of bearing age number 1954'..

1950...

"7

4

397,665
215,243

1,749
2,864

11
4

5
5

15

35,502
13,036

25,172
14,054

4

1,372,673

677,661

33,169
46,965

1
4

27

1
3

12

102,743
85,737

57,739
36,470

32

1950...

1

5,490,091
2,233,343

64,094
70,287

4

'si

5

19

232,577
129,248

209,432
106,623

34

1949...

35
36

Other oranges farms reporting 1954 '. .

1950...

24
79

24
35

2,176

1,357

120

160

12
167

27
101

13
12

13
117

347
363

621
788

37
38

Trees of all ages number 1954'..

1950...

996
2,827

83

108

2,081,322
1,436,796

37,604
50,689

99

770

282
643

42

47

63
523

128,974
152,974

614,407
480,669

39

40

Trees not of bearing age number 1954'..

1950...

229
1,112

47
54

329,560
278,371

2,628
6,991

3
520

85
262

21
40

20
232

27,278
32,615

143,959
62,286

41
42

Trees of bearing age number 1954'..

1950...

767
1,715

41
54

1,751,762
1,157,925

34,976
43,698

96
250

197
381

21

7

43
291

101,696
120,359

470,448
413,333

234
2,441

67
12

7,001,424

3,972,971

65,856
78,729

55
81

174
422

5
17

1
138

255,254

207,207

2,043,502
1,418,321

U

1949...

45
46

Grapefruit farms reporting 1954'..

1950...

7
20

7
13

1,932
1,104

145
153

11
61

19
27

2

6

3

47

381
333

421
333

47

14
60

9
22

1,132,881
618,033

37,998
72,248

49
170

97
50

3
15

5
68

197,050
199,497

62,274
38,820

48

1950...

49

50

Trees not of bearing age number 1954'..

1950. . .

6
35

7
10

191,932
141,928

1,459
3,3a

21
102

53
21

1
8

1
46

20,159
21,338

10,346
7,743

8
25

2

12

940,949
476,105

36,539
68,927

28
68

44
29

2

7

4
22

176,891
178,159

51,928
31,077

52

1950...

53

54

ftiantity harvested^ field boxes 1954'..

1949...

3

28

1
10

6,656,094
2,593,838

83,496
156,906

12
40

17
85

68

563,380
478,697

280,193
168,622

55

2

1

189

137

40
59

8

15

1
3

3
2

3

117
84

82
39

56

1950...

57

3

"i

4,131
6,399

161
773

15
31

1
19

4
2

3

3,164
699

162
304

58

1950...

59
60

Trees not of bearing age number 1954'..

1950...

' 1

1

3,324
4,930

16
16

4
16

1
19

1
1

2

536
301

75
22

61
62

Trees of bearing age number 1954' . .

1950...

2

857
1,469

145

757

11
15

3

1

1

2,628
398

37
282

63

' 1

1,211
3,373

83
2,046

8

3

1

1

1,502
1,143

99
1,033

64

1949...

65

1
4

118
108

51
49

2

7

3
1

"3

114
66

40
18

66

1950...

67

4
6

2,557
2,009

683

705

4
8

6
2

3

3,458
2,643

79
35

68

1950...

69
70

Trees not of bearing age number 1954'..

1950...

2

623
1,222

465
10

3
3

3
2

1

1,497
1,157

25

6

2
6

1,934

787

218
695

1
5

3

2

1,961
1,486

54
29

72

1950...

73
74

Oiantity harvested^ pounds 1954'..

1949...

402

17,302
14,528

1,377

105,820

5
18

38,440
62,702

1.079
30

75
75
77
78
79

Tangeloes farms reporting 1954'..

Trees of all ages number 1954' . .

Trees not of bearing age number 1954'..

Trees of bearing age number 1954'..

Oiantity harvested' field boxes 1954'..

1

12

6

6

136

63,527

26,671

36,856

107,957

24
167
94
73
10

153

18,492

2,280

16,212

22,558

31

1,354

1,309

45

49

80
81

Kumquats farms reporting 1954'..

9
13

5

S

350

5

6

2
4
12

112
750
223
527
10,079

33

202

56

146

6,132

13

55

6

49

412

3
5
3
2
3

4
6
3
3
10

5
8
2
6
25

81

863

174

689

4,230

59
153

23

130

3,954

82

83
84

Trees not of bearing age number 1954'..

Trees of bearing age number 1954'..

Quantity harvested' pounds 1954'..

'For 1954, does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees or grapevines.
1949-50 from the bloom of 1949.

See text. ^For 1954, harvested in 1953-54 from the bloom of 1953; for 1949, harvested In

FLORIDA

149

HARVESTED: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-Continued

Itertin

Jfonroe

Nassau

Okaloosa

Okeechobee

Orange

Osceola

Palm Beach

Pasco

Pinellas

Polk

Putnam

St. Johns

St. Lucie

Santa Rosa

18,039

35

58

3,567

17,740

4,799,396

329,075

144,725

1,313,979

439,241

6,007,258

247,223

23,707

1,005,080

67

1

61,135

594

374

10,041

3,333,895

196,007

59,159

1,225,498

361,324

4,627,473

227,956

25,713

829,148

2,473

6^,692

1

23,851

16,482,457

949,470

143,005

3,a6,112

1,036,669

27,769,670

331,377

36,423

2,188,195

1

39,831

129

383

5,232

10,115,500

450,942

89,263

2,835,363

854,459

14,188,169

535,160

55,489

465,651

2,776

i

27

3

5

39

1,284

211

47

317

258

1,342

197

17

244

4

33

35

20

19

804

160

58

328

262

1,070

268

71

183

27

(

574

31

3,363

394

248,037

16,898

2,707

26,458

17,375

301,397

33,404

235

27,309

7

693

125

61

287

225,200

17,825

1,363

71,857

20,155

238,865

19,530

414

29,394

238

f

43

31

3,307

8

29,375

452

86

1,547

316

9,927

2,041

81

2,313

3

2

37

22

18,131

542

311

5,395

1,297

18,008

920

77

18

145

K

531

56

386

218,662

16,446

2,621

24,911

17,059

291,470

31,363

154

24,491

4

1]

691

88

39

287

207,069

17,283

1,052

66,462

18,858

270,857

13,610

337

29,376

93

1>

846

669

956,696

86,335

4,988

88,579

36,367

1,275,438

112,858

24

39,945

1.

258

66

31

11

898,222

53,941

501

244,257

48,801

1,131,314

46,165

303

12,699

57

1^

18

3

1

26

856

129

61

285

229

551

38

10

276

1

21

3'

12

513

66

63

224

184

383

38

24

197

i

1(

496

26

200

1,308

316,539

9,820

10,217

174,703

29,304

225,032

5,674

156

134,667

1'

2,075

8

470

202,703

5,552

8,084

33,075

14,507

131,678

383

108

100,879

12

If

61

26

200

634

79,926

3,361

691

91,606

12,561

42,445

289

16

16,553

1'

1,255

1

27

60,630

2,253

2,299

22,203

6,068

31,882

141

63

36,464

2(

435

674

236,613

6,459

9,526

83,097

16,743

182,587

5,385

140

118,114

23

820

7

443

142,073

3,299

5,785

10,872

8,439

99,796

242

45

64,415

12

2:

1,306

1,412

764,009

19,815

32,487

146,430

35,119

561,925

20,475

5

206,79,

2:

2

120

381,167

8,669

5,869

25,390

13,444

265,442

396

13

48,494

2^

24

1

37

1,838

219

63

537

393

2,621

150

12

483

2.

42

11

22

1,007

150

69

515

369

1,761

153

29

326

2f

8,511

2

8,635

1,952,840

114,635

71,190

725,796

225,274

3,027,259

48,671

3,477

463,540

r

48,113

34

3,896

1,197,144

61,490

17,231

660,544

178,903

2,476,580

28,032

4,084

405,341

2E

149

2

2,059

483,667

45,639

10,652

228,699

32,109

428,312

3,744

18

45,948

2=

3,346

20

40

250,097

10,640

575

156,846

20,701

307,470

2,096

292

97,968

3t

8,362

6,576

1,469,173

68,996

60,538

497,097

193,165

2,593,947

44,927

3,459

417,592

31

44 767

14

3,856

947,047

50,850

16,656

503,698

158,202

2,169,110

25,936

3,792

307,373

3;

38,918

9,395

5,655,058

293,291

70,960

1,671,107

506,846

14,223,256

132,208

4,172

1,084,865

3;

39,345

2,630

3,065,845

126,222

5,033

1,303,630

377,887

3,930,690

56,037

3,137

244,409

3<

74

2

4

2

76

2,208

323

94

608

385

2,726

232

80

488

13

3:

64

57

7

52

1,376

261

121

689

385

2,207

526

164

296

38

3«

8,458

7

27

4

7,403

2,281,980

187,722

60,611

387,022

167,288

2,453,570

159,479

19,839

379,564

60

r

10,254

427

313

5,388

1,708,848

111,140

32,481

460,022

147,759

1,730,355

130,011

21,107

293,534

2,223

3£

271

7

19

179

337,598

57,519

21,040

63,980

15,344

319,759

9,163

1,806

26,191

22

3=

3,718

83

110

85

252,256

13,788

10,229

67,957

22,008

231,083

15,460

1,161

91,535

513

4C

8,187

8

4

7,224

1,944,382

130,203

39,571

323,042

151,944

2,133,811

150,316

18,033

353,373

38

41

6,536

344

203

5,303

1,456,592

97,352

22,252

392,065

125,751

1,499,272

164,551

19,946

201,999

1,710

4:

23,622

1

12,375

9,106,694

550,029

34,570

1,309,996

458,337

11,709,051

566,336

32,222

856,595

1

4:

228

61

352

2,471

5,770,266

262,110

77,860

1,262,086

414,327

3,860,223

432,562

47,026

160,049

2,719

44

77

3

2

2

70

1,703

258

111

526

466

2,703

163

23

581

5

4:

66

16

1

47

1,030

207

124

590

489

1,943

279

84

379

10

U

9,358

26

5

208

6,367

571,677

54,487

30,390

145,547

420,228

1,937,934

14,073

258

712,994

30

4'

11,433

38

1

2,440

426,173

32,683

25,924

273,426

407,573

1,839,743

16,043

1,099

461,522

22

a

113

26

5

200

1,344

92,007

13,062

4,294

24,753

21,455

137,600

95

43

128,402

29

4=

358

20

1

6

96,000

1,890

10,921

53,932

31,433

151,993

345

600

133,273

18

5C

9,245

8

5,023

479,670

41,425

26,096

120,794

398,773

1,800,334

13,978

215

584,592

1

51

10,575

18

2,434

330,173

30,793

15,003

219,494

376,145

1,687,750

15,698

499

323,249

4

5:

24,031

18,028

2,680,684

264,201

69,254

618,474

1,628,065

15,437,400

30,873

44

1,977,624

5;

87

1,980

1,745,765

127,891

22,276

1,213,997

1,815,563

8,474,378

47,905

761

194,040

5<

30

1

40

444

60

55

189

135

243

29

9

66

5:

27

5

1

31

239

58

79

119

127

185

39

3

79

2

5«

147

100

285

3,113

184

700

1,517

1,647

67,702

50

24

2,027

5'

322

8

1

262

3,021

105

1,148

1,352

1,992

2,207

64

88

2,592

2

5£

24

100

23

1,148

55

445

216

306

54,856

13

9

1,805

5S

3

5

6

314

14

397

361

865

257

15

5

24

2

6C

123

262

1,965

129

254

1,301

1,341

12,846

37

15

222

6]

319

"3

i

256

2,707

91

751

991

1,127

1,950

49

83

2,568

6:

32

311

5,742

164

212

951

1,547

50,149

7

1

197

6:

12

5,159

37

1,272

297

1,711

8,194

12

1

2,129

M

33

9

38

250

55

62

180

99

214

13

4

61

65

29

3

1

22

108

32

83

113

99

157

15

3

59

1

66

775

2,184

151

3,287

78

811

10,760

570

30,670

23

6

748

6-

974

6,800

1

145

2,825

75

563

10,293

1,135

34,913

29

4

798

"i

68

12

4

10

520

8

3U

4,458

220

20,945

4

3

97

6S

25

1

3

1,491

6

228

3,878

705

1,189

16

12

1

7C

763

2,180

141

2,767

70

500

6,302

350

9,725

24

3

651

7]

949

6,800

142

1,334

69

335

6,415

430

33,724

13

4

786

72

24,970

34,500

4,676

289,299

3,208

6,485

677,341

11,656

508,505

700

7,473

73

400

189,000

50

57,817

101

526

282,068

21,040

1,345,539

37

4,999

74

12

1

5

242

21

37

90

99

141

10

4

53

2

75

99

1

25

38,813

79

1,595

3,379

3,237

21,869

18

6

6,252

2

76

49

1

27,667

45

1,064

2,926

1,344

8,208

2

2,630

77

50

25

11,146

34

531

453

1,893

13,661

16

6

3,622

2

78

3

58

15,353

58

204

444

1,926

30,395

4

3

3,371

79

19

3

15

275

47

39

180

91

150

36

6

58

9

80

98

10

29

856

89

423

9,673

873

2,065

55

15

340

19

81

6

1

6

240

10

64

189

189

675

9

2

45

82

92

9

23

616

79

359

9,484

684

1,390

46

13

295

19

83

1,265

50

788

12,352

4,665

5,090

578,097

39,549

14,271

380

11,618

108

84

150 STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES

County Table 9 (Part 5 of 5) .-SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-Continued

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Citma fmits:

Oranges, including tangerines and
mandarins . .trees of all ages number

Quantity harvested^ field boxes

Tangerines and mandarins farms reporting

Trees of all ages number

Trees not of bearing age number

Trees of bearing age number

Quantity harvested^ field boxes

Temple oranges farms reporting

Trees of all ages nujnber

Trees not of bearing age number

Trees of bearing age number

Quantity harvested^ field boxes

Valencia oranges farms reporting

Trees of all ages number

Trees not of bearing age number

Trees of bearing age number

(^antity harvested^ field boxes

Other oranges farms reporting

Trees of all ages number

Trees not of bearing age number

Trees of bearing age number

(iiantity harvested^ field boxes

Grapefruit farms reporting

Trees of all ages nujnber

Trees not of bearing age number

Trees of bearing age number

(iiantity harvested^ field boxes

Lemons farms reporting

Trees of all ages number

Trees not of bearing age number

Trees of bearing age number

(iiantity harvested'' field boxes

Limes farms reporting

Trees of all ages number

Trees not of bearing age number

Trees of bearing age number

Quantity harvested ^ pounds

Tangeloes farms reporting

Trees of all ages number

Trees not of bearing age number

Trees of bearing age number

Quantity harvested field boxes

Kumquats farms reporting

Trees of all ages number

Trees not of bearing age number

Trees of bearing age number

Quantity harvested pounds

1954
1950
19«
19A9

1954
1950
1954
1950
1954
1950
1954
1950
1954
1949

1954
1950

1954
1950

1954
1950

1954
1950

1954
1949

1954
1950

1954
1950

1954
1950

1954

1950

1954
1949

1954
1950

1954
1950

1954
1950

1954
1950

1954
1949

1954
1950

1954
1950

1954
1950

1954
1950

1954
1949

1954
1950

1954
1950

1954
1950

1954
1950

1954
1949

1954
1950

1954
1950
1954
1950

1954
1950

1954
1949

1954
1954
1954
1954
1954

19M
1954
1954
1954
1954

60,788
141,411
164,091
230,512

111
48

1,762
379
294
146

1,468
233

2,571
180

3,143
1,630

1,106
1,433

2,037
197

2,290
166

138

74

34,761
21,210

2,863
1,795

31,898
19,415

92,183
37,783

130

110

21,122

118,192

2,064
3,317

19,058
114,875

67,047
192,383

159
115

53,603
40,750

1,645
830

51,958
39,920

168,447
95,807

90
35

402
156

116
33

286
123

438

212

69
27

2,756
132

77
1,257
608
549
932

61

516

215

301

3,393

595,554

310,244

1,454,354

856,147

232

189

52,298

28,223

12,537

3,540

39,761

24,683

134,949

88,153

98
72

19,827
10,270

6,452
4,726

13,375
5,544

45,345
13,302

266
185

136,168
78,611

50,563
8,263

85,605
70,348

270,641
206,003

506

337

387,261

193,140

100,444
29,679

286,817
163,461

1,003,419
545,639

342

247

52,127
34,037

16,043
6,228

36,084
27,859

137,878
125,767

90
55

186
101

40
35

146
66

98
26

50
36

177
352

117
14

60
338

675

15,105

34

2,678

659

2,019

896

42

101

27

53,642
62,609
102,788
99,435

76

75

1,123

1,190

320

361

803

829

3,909

2,027

24
10

292
35

11
30

281
5

43
34

5,833
1,299

1,403
57

4,430
1,242

7,773
2,386

177

357

46,394

60,085

16,517
5,869

29,877
54,216

91,066
95,022

106
125

3,726
2,280

1,457
352

2,269

1,928

3,040
5,597

36
21

57
32

10
12

47
20

22

21

654
6

17
25
10

114
744
32
214

95
33
383
23

115
10
263

25

130
74
343

25
208

49
135

29
55

9

122

178
35

41
424

16
111

1
31

3
114

3
19

6

68

38

208

15
93

23
115

16
85

3
14

10
29

2

U

853,050

720,492

2,425,847

1,959,351

559

395

102,332

106,459

3,608

15,280

93,724

91,179

289,402

270,509

222
93

16,935
33,193

8,140
9,484

8,845
23,709

26,093
57,753

534
394

242,625
172,511

32,544
18,626

210,081
153,335

655,745
432,052

730

676

491,108

408,329

44,108
30,842

447,000
377,487

1,454,602
1,199,032

552
367

73,001
53,667

10,270
4,785

62.731

48,882

183,073

162,242

109
38

365
61

89
16

276
45

284
14

50
14

179
30

71
11

108
19

1,927
51

60
906
298

1,638

105

434

85

349

11,395

1
146

173

1,424

4

123

10
95
31
1,012
63

343
18

169

84

9
86
86
385

42

271

44
114

2

34

11
130

10
100

1
30

For 1954, does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees or grapevines.
1949-50 from the bloom of 1949.

See text. ^For 1954, harvested in 1953-54 from the bloom of 1953; for 1949, harvested in

FLORIDA

151

County Table 9a.-SPF.CIFIED CROPS HARVESTED FROM IRRIGATED LAND: CENSUS OF 1954

OData for specified crops are

not included for

farms on which

only part of specified crop was irrigated. See text]

Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)

The State

Alachua

Baker

Brevard

Broward

Charlotte

Citrus

1

Irrigated cropland harvested farms reporting . . .

5,526

45

3

97

85

21

2

2

acres . . .
CORN

299,750

929

136

3,252

15,780

1,930

111

3

Com for all purposes farms reporting. . .

169
4,27i

3
88

1
28

acres. . .

1
SO

5

Harvested for grain farms reporting. . .

125

3

1

6

acres . . .

2,690

88

28

7

bushels . . .

75,535

1,350

250

8

Com sold bushels. . .

HAY

11, «2

9

Land from which hay was cut farms reporting . . .

67

1

1

10

acres...

4,055

...

400

10

11

tons^..

8,081

600

20

...

12

tons sold . . .
MISCELLANEOUS CROPS

1,208

...

...

U

Ramie harvested for fiber farms reporting...

3

...

14

acres...

2,840

...

...

15

pounds . . .

2,011,000

...

...

16

Tobacco harvested farms reporting . . .

365

21

1

17

acres . . .

4,758

200

2

18

pounds . . .

6,791,026

306,337

2,400

...

19

Sugarcane or sorghum harvested for
sirup farms reporting . . .

15

20

acres . . .

353

...

21

gallons . . .

46,180

22

Irish potatoes harvested for home use or
for sale farms reporting . . .

289

2

,;

23

acres^. .

15,219

20

2A

bushels . . .

4,137,155

4,100

27

25

Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting^..

1,327

4

4

69

11

26

acres

145,766

384

18

14,529

1,120

27

Sold dollars-' . .

42,085,921
245

132,300
2

5,350

4,602,652
6

256,317

28

Blaclceyes and other green
cowpeas farms reporting. . .

29

acres . . .

1,865

7

50

...

30

Snap beans (bush and pole
types ) farms reporting

514

6

2

47

31

acres. . .

34,051

89

CZ)

9,301

32

Cabbage farms reporting . . .

366

2

2

1

33

acres

9,117

8

3

30

34

Celery farms reporting...

61

...

...

35

acres. . .

6,186

...

...

36

Sweet com farms reporting . . .

169

...

2

3

37

acres. . .

13,991

...

1

500

38
39

Cucumbers and pickles farms reporting...

acres . . ,

493

8,830

12
87

1
(Z)

10
121

8
204

...

40

Eggplant farms reporting . . .

268

2

1

29

4

41

acres . . .

1,918

14

1

570

30

42

Escarole farms reporting . . .

69
2,219

1
25

43

acres —

;;;

44

Lettuce and romaine farms reporting . . .

234
1,974

1
10

45

acres...

46

Radishes farms reporting. . •

35
9,693

1
1

47

acres . . .

...

48

49

Squash farms reporting . . .

acres. . .

479
6,067

1
4

46
1,830

15

...

50
51

Sweet peppers and pimlentos farms reporting . . .

acres. . .

1,079
8,743

10
49

4
9

62
1,687

4
35

52

Tomatoes farms reporting. . .

641
26,327

2
50

2
2

3
15

6
252

53

acres . . .

54

Watermelons farms reporting —

164
9,035

1
3

1
2

...

a

584

• • •

55

acres...

...

56

Other vegetables .acres. . .

5,750

73

(z)

389

57

land in bearing and nonbearing fruit orchards,
groves, vineyards, and planted nut
trees* farms reporting. . .

2,009

89,474

2

...

65

2,585

10

870

7
408

1

58

acres...

i

no

Z Reported In small fractione- ^Excludes grass silage. ^Does not Include acreage for farms with less than 20 bushels harvested. See text.
dollars are for wholly irrigated farms only. *Does not Include data for farms with less than 20 trees or grapevines. See text.

^Farms reporting and

152

STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES

County Table 9a.-SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED

[Data

for specified crops are not included for farms on

Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Clay

Collier

Columbia

Dade

De Soto

Duval

Escambia

1

Irrigated cropland harvested farms reporting...

17

59

1<

588

72

23

11

2

acres. ..
CORN

578

9,213

21

I 13,435

2,266

145

152

3

4

Com for all purposes farms reporting...

3

2

1

1

3

acres —

50

60

25

6

55

5

6

Harvested for grain farms reporting. . .

1

1

1

1

2

acres —

35

30

25

6

50

7

bushels —

1,050

300

250

50

900

8

Com sold bushels...

300

125

HAY

9

land from which hay was cut farms reporting. . .

...

1

1

10

acres...

70

5

11

tons^..

...

50

10

12

tons sold . . .
MISCELLANEOUS CROPS

...

...

...

13

Ramie harvested for fiber farms reporting...

..

...

M

acres.. .

..

15

pounds . . .

16

Tobacco harvested farms reporting.. .

!

17

acres . . .

4<

'

18

pounds . . .

64,49'

.

19

Sugarcane or sorghum harvested for
sirup. farms reporting. . .

20

acres. ..

...

21

gallons...

••

...

22

Irish potatoes harvested for home use or
for sale farms reporting...

2

160

:

L 5
210

i

5

1
6

23

acres ^..

24

bushels . . .

51,100

64,545

349

1,000

25

Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting^..

4

56

40

4

26

acres . . .

200

9,940

11

) 4,093

456

35

27
28

Sold ...*• .•■• dollars ^ . .

24,000

3,612,086
3

488,619
4

6,324

1

...

Blackeyes and other green
cowpeas farms reporting . . .

29

acres

S6

10<

7

1

30

Snap beans (bush and pole
types ) farms reporting . . .

1

A

7

31

acres...

5

86

232

32

Cabbage farms reporting. ..

4

1

4

...

33

acres . . .

145

40

4

34

Celery farms reporting. . .

1

35

acres . . .

...

12

...

36

Sweet com farms reporting. . .

8

1

2

37

acres . . .

680

(Z)

2

38

Cucumbers and pickles farms reporting . . .

40
1,644

15
29

1
2

39

acres —

AO

Eggplant farms reporting . . .

5

3

41

acres. . .

97

13

42

Escarole farms reporting. . .

1
6

...

43

acres. . .

44

Lettuce and romaine , farms reporting. . .

3
11

45

acres —

46

Radishes farms reporting. . .

1
35

47

acres. ..

48
49

Squash farms reporting...

acres. .,

20
496

10
ISO

1
1

50

51

Sweet peppers and pimientos.. farms reporting...

acres . . .

14
326

u

68

1
1

1

52
53

Tomatoes farms reporting —

acres . . .

1
4

37
4,226

46
3,287

4

5

54

Watermelons farms reporting. . .

:::

32

2,185

2
75

3
441

55

acres. . .

56

Other vegetables acres...

46

74

134

3

16

17

57
5S

Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit orchards,
groves, vineyards, and planted nut

trees* farms reporting . . .

acres . . .

2

2

6
35

403
4,569

29
553

6
26

Z Reported in small fractions. ^Excludes grass silage. ^Does not include acreage for farms with less than 20 bushels harvested. See text,
dollars are for wholly irrigated farms only. *Does not include data for farms Wth less than 20 trees or grapevines. See text.

^Farms reporting and

FLORIDA

153

FROM IRRIGATED LAND: CENSUS OF 1954-Continued

which only part of specified crop was irrigated.

See text]

Flagler

Gadsden

Glades

Hamilton

Hardee

Hendry

Hernando

Highlands

Hills-
borough

Holmes

Indian
River

Jackson

lAfayette

Laie

Lee

25

180

8

117

151

35

6

109

771

1

362

6

18

156

135

1

2,480

3,927

2,299

1,117

3,481

5,728

958

7,124

17,014

112

20,073

330

108

9,704

9,420

2

4

1

1

2

27

1

1

1

3

80

40

12

220

686

85

100

20

4

4

1

1

1

18

1

...

...

5

80

40

12

120

284

75

6

1,064

:

350

350

135

2,040

4,275

1,000

1,125

7
8

4

1

3

7

1

4

9

69

...

2

135

45

...

40

717

10

110

...

...

5

290

110

7

1,010

11

50

158
2,874

3,978,110

1

4

1,200

1

182

22,750

114

1,076

1,578,204

...

62

6,500

3

16

106

189,087

800

12

13

14
15

16
17
18

19
20

21

11

1

44

1

9

22

1,197

122

4

1,555

23

343,500

3

27,756

300

393,325

24

10

1

3

23

28

278

4

1

U

64

25

754

427

903

10

1,808

5,025

1,537

8,619

360

40

1,863

4,427

26

204,790

125

1
1

150,300

1
50

171,995

4
17

2,211,800

2
91

489,503

2

58

1,599,509

131
340

34,831

4,000

154,600

1,202,157

7
43

27

28
29

33

1

1

1

1

Ul

1

1

4

2

30

262

23

1

360

800

503

2

3

3

6

31

14

2

2

2

1

48

1

1

2

4

32

754

15

280

...

2

480

263

1

4

4

1
20

30

33

34
35

2

4

3

25

4

7

36

5

7

103

692

60

960

37

3

16

200

3
8

55

1,004

8
15

2
3

13
738

1
20

40
110

33
497

71
181

3
30

31
213

2

(Z)

1
1

14
38

3
8

36
1,593

32
237

1
20

38
39

40
41

42

43

44
45

46
47

7
13

1
2

3
90

3
17

173
907

2
43

1
3

1
(Z)

26

158

48
49

2

7

17
158

4
116

435
1,393

33
90

44
570

50
51

2
30

100

53
388

IS
2,250

66
2,160

3
311

1
1

15
37

14
411

52
53

1
15

250

4
106

9

850

160

13
424

18

1,563

10
312

54
55

63

17

(Z)

...

331

1,020

2

29

4

40

87

56

3
5

41
1,025

3
230

3
188

92
5,218

103
5,379

316
16,314

41
2,365

41
777

57
58

154

STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES

County Table 9a.-SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED

[Data

for specified crops are not included for farms on

Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Leon

Madison

Manatee

Marion

Martin

Okeechobee

Orange

1

Irricated cFopland hsxvested. ..■•••••■• .faiTos reporting. . .

8

14

251

63

59

7

180

2

acres.. .
CORN

1,070

296

9,819

3,588

3,267

617

15,274

3

4

^J^m f ("IT" fill miTTintjpR ............. f amifl rSDortinc • • •

1

4

1

1

2

acres . . .

150

...

21

120

120

3

5

Harvested for grain fanes reporting...

1

1

1

6

acres...

1

95

...

1

7

bushels . . .

50

6,200

...

75

8

Com sold bushels . . .

HAY

9
10

Tjinrt from which hay was cut farms reporting. . .

1

8

1

2

2

acres —

685

176

...

80

13

45

11

tons^..

685

...

208

...

500

46

67

12

tons sold . . .
NaSCELLANEOUS CROPS

...

55

...

13

Ramie harvested for fiber farms reporting...

U

acres . . .

...

15

pounds . . .

...

16

Tobacco harvested farms reporting . . .

11

1

17

acres . . .

182

5

18

pounds...

261,130

4,500

19

Sugarcane or sorghum harvested for
sirup farms reporting. ..

1

20

acres . . .

1

21

gallons . . .

50

22

Irish potatoes harvested for home use or
for sale farms reporting . . .

17

2

3

4

23

acres ^..

101

1

V,

bushels . . .

169

26

25,183

113

25

Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting^..

1

79

8

11

2

16

26

acres. . .

7

13

3,868

1,842

2,290

480

9,892

27

Sold dollars^..

750

1,641,151
11

31,999
2

612,000

120,000

2,204,600
1

28

Biackeyes and other green
cowpeas farms reporting . . .

29

acres. . .

21

11

...

4

30

Snap beaas (bush and pole
types) farms reporting...

31

1

1

12

31

acres. . .

...

379

10

20

621

32

Cabbage farms reporting. . .

1

29

1

4

33

acres . . .

2

228

65

182

34

Celery farms reporting —

1

35

acres —

...

165

...

36

Sweet com farms reporting...

19

1

9

37

acres. . .

...

42

130

1,356

38
39

Cucumbers and pickles farms reporting . . .

acres

1
1

3
13

26

311

5
87

4
360

...

40

Eggplant farms reporting . . ,

...

17

2

...

1

41

acres. ..

90

19

...

1

42

Escarole farms reporting. . .

...

...

...

11
533

43

acres. . .

44
45

Lettuce and romalne farms reporting . . .

acres. . .

29
295

1
12

1
130

7
115

46

Radishes farms reporting . . .

...

...

11
5,547

47

acres . . ,

48
49

Squash farms reporting . . .

acres . . .

29
212

5
39

2

130

5
35

50
51

Sweet peppers and pimlentos farms reporting...

acres . . .

1
2

31
75

3
48

1
120

2
50

52
53

Tomatoes farms reporting . . .

acres. ..

49
1,923

30
690

7
930

2

330

2
2

54
55

Watermelons farms reporting . . ,

acres —

:::

7
17

9
445

5

560

1
150

1
80

56

Other vegetables acres . . .

2

...

275

121

40

...

1,366

57

Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit orchards,
groves, vineyards, and planted nut
trees ................................ .farms reporting . . •

137
3,558

7
281

28
697

3

45

55
3,259

58

acres. . .

Z Reported in small fractions. ^Excludes grass silage. ^Does not include acreage for farms with less thsn 20 bushels harvested. See text.
dollars are for wholly irrigated farms only. *Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees or grapevines. See text.

^Farms reporting and

FLORIDA

155

FROM IRRIGATED LAND: CENSUS OF 1954-Continued

which only part of specified crop was irrigated. See text]

All other
counties

32

l,li7

1
200

12

2
226

37,500

(Z)

1
1

(Z)

(z)
1

64
80

266
49,076

13
1,145

13

1,145

44,684

7,507

1,290

3,907

300

3

2,840

2,011,000

3

101

15,120

6

1,370

213,900

160

47,283

13,551,452

17
861

109
19,302

18
1,178

8
3,027

37
,310

24
1,204

62

569

3

3,960

72
1,725

121
2,761

17
1,675

268
905

36
1,324

39
3,717

1
105
150

1
(Z)

(z)

1
(z)

20
1,440

111
5,877

2

9

1,800

62
4,911

361
18,193

7

102

2
32

400

25
200

3

690

30

463

51,250

19

41

20
24

9
3

11
109

1
(Z)

180
13,679

41
3,160

3

53

900

21

1,857

543,062

13

473

108,461

1
3

2
2

17
438

1
(Z)

(Z)

118
13,010

23
382

19

307

5,865

410

3
66
96

89

8,481

2,431,763

68

3,410

808,678

73
3,138

31
119

15
219

210
25,730

1

110

33,000

11

7,702

4,002,500

2
1,240

2

30

3

119

1
5

3

187

12
6,074

174
16,852

61
1,454

1
7

1

7

300

2

1

110

20

717

539,217

2
(Z)

3
2

5
14

18
623

5
20

2
6

3

(Z)

24
324

166
8,064

16
144

10

61

1,983

1,250

3
29
31

1
(Z)
20

13

13

2,363

102

7,315

2,622,653

11
28

50
554

74
1,656

32
2,339

16
1,064

23

501

32
175

22

105

38
311

38
974

278
2,713

112

37

90

1,764

3

540

33

1

430

141

2,488

304,891

4
10

25
211

133
348

72
169

165
504

195
954

12
227

38
390

1
65

1
25
175

30

229

355,514

55
800

3

100

2

16

25,500

71
315

5

2

320

33

391

94,811

34
353

4

19

25,750

1
20

6

11

Chapter C
STATISTICS FOR STATE ECONOMIC AREAS

(157)

FLORIDA
State Economic Areas

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160

STATISTICS FOR STATE ECONOMIC AREAS

Economic Area Table l.-FARMS. ACREAGE, VALUE, AND USE OF COMMERCIAL

[Data are based on reports for only

Item
(Fop definitioDB and explanations, see text}

Total
all
farms

GconoiDic class

Conmerc i al farms

FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE

Farms number 1954..

1950..

Land In farms acres 1954..

1950..

Average size of farm acres 1954,.

1950. .
Value of laod and buildings:

Average per farm •■• dollars 1954 . .

1950..

Average per acre.... .< dollars 1954..

1950..
Proportion of farms reporting value percent 1954..

Land in faras according to uae:

Cropland harvested farms reporting 1954..

1949. ,
acres 1954..

1949. .

1 to 9 acres farms reporting 1954..

10 to 19 acres farms reporting 1954..

20 to 29 acres farms reporting 1954..

30 to 49 acres farms reporting 1954..

50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1954..

100 to 199 acres farms reporting 1954..

200 to 499 acres farms reporting 1954. ,

500 acres and over farms reporting 1954,.

Cropland used only for pasture. .farms reporting 1954..

1949..
acres 195,4..
1949. ,
Cropland not harvested and not

pastured farms reporting 1954,.

1949..
acres 1954..
1949..
Cropland used only for crops not harvested

and not pastured farms reporting 1954..

acres 1954..

Cropland lying Idle farms reporting 1954..

acres 1954..

Woodland pastured farms reporting 1954..

acres 1954..

Woodland not pastured farms reporting 1954..

acres 1954..
Other pasture (not cropland and

not woodland) farms reporting 1954..

acres 1954..

Improved (see text) farms reporting 1954..

acres 1954,.
Other land (house lots, roads,

wasteland, etc.) farms reporting 1954..

acres 1954. .

Cropland, total farms reporting 1954 . .

1949,.

acres 1954. .

1949..

Land pastured, total farms reporting 1954..

1949..

acres 1954. .

1949..

Woodland, total farms reporting 1954..

1949. .

acres 1954. .

1949..

Irrigated land in farms farms reporting 1954..

1949..

acres 1954. .

1949..

Cover crops turned under and land planted

to another crop farms reporting 1954.

acres 1954.

USE OF CCrtlERCIAL FERTILIZER

Cropa on »hicb coaaercial fertilizer vaa nsed, 19S4:

Hay and cropland pastured farms reporting.

tons.

acres on which used.

Other pasture farms reporting.

tons.
acres on which used.

Com farms reporting .

tons,
acres on which used.

Cotton farms reporting .

tons,
acres on which used.

Fruits, vegetables, potatoes, etc. farms reporting,

tons.
acres on which used.

Other crops farms reporting.

tons,
acres on which used.

57,490

32, 188

56,343

30,050

18,M7,774

16

487,314

16,537,586

14

757,699

315.7

512.2

290.9

491.1

28,444

44,622

15,437

24,522

114.58

108.76

57.61

54.03

84

82

45,100

23,780

44,234

26,594

1,938,363

1,787,139

1,721,007

1

501,627

17,962

6,221

7,973

5,330

4,257

3,432

5,374

4,608

5,342

5,058

2,756

2,712

1,060

1,045

376

374

13,964

8,328

16,402

9,184

890,374

750,325

964,788

800,443

15,751

8,531

18,983

9,926

611, 109

470, 139

652,374

477,355

2,921

1,918

96, 211

82,578

13,796

7,293

5U, 898

337,561

16,757

10,035

7,133,038

6

587,754

14,705

8,601

1,780,261

1

514,796

13,865

8,903

4,777,730

4

464,118

9,330

6,388

1,091,621

971,728

44,898

24,306

1,016,399

913,043

50,862

30,016

51,127

23,144

3,439,846

3

,007,603

3,338,169

2

,779,425

29,837

16,872

28,506

15,337

12,801,142

U

302.197

11,605,035

10

,763,423

27,734

16,029

31,434

17, 142

8,913,299

a

,102,550

9,032,369

a

, 196, 145

5,397

4,768

6,099

5,275

429,730

416, 377

375,697

368,055

4,566

3,868

196,358

188,053

3,429
42,750
223,361

5,178
94,864
574, 594

12,472
60, 768
374, 253

5,339

10,156
32,931

28,182

771,471

905,081

11,602

76,746

208,737

2,500

39,985

206,729

3,692

87,909

533,123

8,123

53,392

328,304

4,372
9,309
30,076

19,135

741,630

848,011

9,764

74,454
200,154

3,192

2,309

7,579,524

6,703,241

2,374.5

2,903.1

241, 533

166, 291

128.80

54.89

76

2,660

1,360

703, 590

526,695

147

39

44

222

651

641

584

332

575

549

265, 193

248,544

632

532

180,335

144,346

199

39,244

503

141,091

671

2,847,391

692

533,997

937

2,461,726

698

469,441

2,251

537,292

2.368

2,073

1,149,113

919, 585

1,476

1,097

5, 574, 310

5,349,595

1,176

1,040

3,431,388

3,306,896

1,228

1,039

311,742

269,951

553
89,236

311
20,950
98,695

567
46,620
289,567

213
8,U5
34,305

37
223
684

2,110

479,857

499,306

413

35,637

92,701

4,189

2,673

2,824,141

2,%1,365

674.2

1,107.9

61,794
47,395
109.53
44.52
79

3,733

2,196

257,992

164,792

276

385

633

949

829

377

254

30

761

675

100, 594

149,394

957

613

54,934

40,402

178

9,186

820

45,748

1,040

1,261,202

936

223,271

1,191

817,430

835

160,667

3,009

108,718

3,892

2,365

413,520

354, 588

1,839

1,333

2, 179, 226

2,377,626

1,652

1,290

1,484,473

1,981,208

936

881

43,207

42,905

688
34,178

339
6,445
32,302

565
13,445
78,449

546
6,898

40, 507

199

997

2,761

2,962

114,493
U4,226
851
10,529
22,876

5,743
3,704
2,469,797
1,556,397
430.1
420.2

32,051
24. 026
87.96
61.10
81

5,212

3,255

293,391

168, 345

615

1,177

773

736

858

904

139

10

1,422

1,035
130, 325
95,046

1,570

1,100

31,404

63,367

386

12,061

1,356

69,343

1,793

1,001,783

1,473

272,292

1,855
583,474

1,357
141, 171

4,313

102, 128

5,375

3,448

505,120

326,758

2,944

1,705

1,720,582

1,072,101

2,810

1,825

1,274,075

1,022,404

358

948

29,203

23,523

948

32,937

7,605
5,730
1, 828, 609
1,456,729
240.4
254.2

19, 530
14,723
87.95
61.91
83

6,985

5,186

274,845

230, 174

1,605

1,745

625

885

1,469

600

55

1

2,204

1,732

135,330

111,661

2,044

2,009

67,666

69, 121

488

6,832

1,756

58,834

2,430

745,115

2,000

199, 386

2,059

320,225

1,483

95,501

5,745

86,042

7,183

5,432

477,341

410,956

4,052

2,956

1,200,670

901,950

3,813

3,265

944,501

835, 251

853

1,095

16,834

15,174

688
19,872

483

558

4,387

4,396

29,444

21,608

789

302

10,318

8,471

70, 471

50,017

1,319

2,133

12,041

13,159

72,462

37,104

609

1,186

1,955

2,951

6,149

9,321

3,750

4,643

67,506

47,881

95,351

67,583

1,795

2,309

11,015

9,376

30,153

28,655

7,709
8,507
1,313,292
1,400,422
170.4
164.6

13,935
8,558
92.38
56.64
86

6,934

7,747

137,017

257,675

2,389

1,324

829

1,189

1,044

147

11

1

2,093

2,984

78,677

126,012

2,227

3,090

60,067

100,797

435

3,818

1,918

51,249

2,735

551,842

2,376

155,424

1,935

219,972

1,326

83, 339

5,908

60,293

7,208

8,105

325,761

466,464

4,267

4,895

850,491

770, 142

4,352

5,279

707, 266

723,625

717

896

14, 222

13,437

598
9,338

564

2,880

13,690

698

7,352

35,625

2,469
9,474
66,612

1,511
2,328

8,021

4,073

26,625

41,762

2,884

5,791

19,265

FERTILIZER. BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM:

a sample of farms. See text]

FLORIDA

CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950

161

The State — Continued

Econanic class— Continued

Resi-
dential

1.5,838

17, 510

6U,621

758,552

38.8

43.3

7,979

4,658

227.08

110.37

87

9,382

10,393

63,589

96,957

7,537

1,289

281

175

71

22

7

3,274
4,481
50, 557
88,320

4,388

5,970

92,842

105, 131

648

9,238

4,391

83,604

3,915

166,538

3,873

143,220

2,570
43,970

1,283
19,225

13,200

53,905

12,834

14, 591

206,988

290,408

7,764

8,100

261,065

274,882

7,228

9,036

309,758

352,210

510

330

4,477

4,415

28S
4,164

401

755

3,840

556

1,027

6,410

2,413
2,892
17,336

276
133
576

5,143

15,848

33,231

692

647

2,754

33
70
222, 282
321,440
6,735.8
4,592.0

128,118

152,782

208.22

18.97

52

31

44

3,403

6,969

20

5

3
2

3

17

520

5,084

20
1,354

8,904

2

129

6

1,225

4

54,249

9

8,452

24

149,478

13

35,980

22

4,826

31

62

5,277

20,957

28

43

204,247

255,493

10

28

62,701

108, 106

10

2

1,521

64

7
189

260
784
11
185
605

4

187

1,325

1

17
34

23

545

1,004

2

16

407

Total
all

7,054
7,974
1,023,812
876, 526
144.9
109.9

8,347
4,691
59.08
42.79
91

4,682

5,969

171,204

170, 151

1,691

849

512

571

709

283

53

14

2,059

2,400

54,050

56,871

1,905

2,506

40,380

47,447

366

6,596

1,542

33,784

3,455

392,542

2,394

250,059

2,097
76,452

1,545
42,027

6,536

39,025

5,848

7,189

265,634

274,469

5,092

4,311

523,144

301,937

5,141

5,457

542,701

507,945

36

384

209
4,526

805

5,470

21,652

806

5,031

27, 668

3,708
16,423
82, 792

1,477
4,259
12,513

1,706
6,071

20,833
1,709
9,324

36,009

Economic class

CoTmercial farms

2,433
2,673
724, 589
539,562
297.8
201.9

15,214

7,609

52.25

37.60

89

2,169

2,446

144,909

117,746

203

198

296

441

582

233

52

14

850

922

32,980

30,904

547

713

16,346

16,980

195

5,076

405

11,270

1,368

270,024

904

177,046

1,015

59,492

839

30,825

2,241

23,792

2,309

2,564

194,235

165, 630

1,953

1,721

362,496

197,997

1,360

2,008

447,070

315,454

30

319

183
4,235

512

4,785

18,551

470

3,991

21,353

1,865
12,906
64,556

1,191

3,923

11,532

743
5,326

18,309
1,311
3,848

33,860

36

11

76,784

20,906

2,132.9

1,900.5

135,552

64,900

58.55

35.26

89

13,253

975

19

9

5,367

1,915

3
5
23

3

2

20

12

10,452

13

37, 216

19

10,030

15

2,395

33

443

28

9

18,643

2,890

34

11

25,849

6,218

17

11

47,668

16,723

2

64

5
440

17
1,269
4,090

14

387

1,590

20

396

1,407

3

46
105

7

1,245

5,130

22

729

3,154

145

109

103,497

107,355

708.9

984.9

37,735
37, 562
49.05
31.60
85

123

94

18,548

13,990

15

10

5
12
22
34
25

5

61

53

3,551

3,203

63

7

1,954

368

15

874

4S

1,080

83

53,712

59

14,042

5,509

62

3,529

141

5,181

145

102

24,053

17,561

118

91

52,772

53,828

109

87

57,754

67,034

5

55

55
1,002
3,242

52

741

3,242

88
1,059
4,726

47
484

1,405

44

941

2,353

67
1,825
6,241

303

167

145,071

75,316

478.3

451.0

26,804
17,988
58.42
47.75
84

267

UO

30,113

14,052

21

10

15

16

70

122

10

3

122

54

5,575

3,473

53

46

2,943

2,085

15

922

40

2,021

156

54,087

105

34,555

129

12,223

105

4,595

283

5,575

294

152

38,631

19,620

260

119

71,885

30,954

2U

121

88,542

47,081

11

65

22
583

77

344

3,505

85

623

3,600

201
2,598
11,227

139

771

2,177

58
1,422
5,891
187
2,566
ff,955

622

438

173, 232

96,790

278.5

221.0

14,347
9,507
54.80
42.70
90

593

411

42,796

29,571

35

5

21

88

325

114

214

148

5,133

7,179

105

118

3,850

2,451

57

1,055

74

2,795

370

62,108

206

38,443

297
15,765

250
10,725

532

4,122

605

422

52,789

39,211

525

283

34,006

23,225

4S2

302

100, 556

50,808

5

100

56
1.510

150

886

3,510

152

1,080

6,264

514
4,620
22,560

397
1,522
4,475

138

654

1,930

415

2,485

9,977

787

815

148,049

122,477

188.1

150.3

8,566
5,748
46.54
38.50
91

698

760

29,756

31, 193

55

41

124

225

239

13

238

332

6,294

7,054

174

241

3,334

6,995

60

1,030

124

2,304

460

65,482

309

27,061

317

10,340

270

6,835

709

5,782

730

796

39,384

45,242

502

544

82, U6

49, 142

617

504

92, 543

66,310

5

35

157
692

3,254
106
903

4,700

619

3,055

17,609

420

859

2,565

281
840

2,305
434
923

4,258

539

1,133

77,956

116,718

144.6

103.0

6,086
3,547
44.23
33.05

455

1,033

10,443

27,955

75

132

131

lOO

16

206

326

6,060

8,080

148

296

4,232

5,071

47

1,132

117

3,050

272

24,133

212

25,724

176
5,525

137
2,695

493

1,689

507

1,083

20,735

41,106

4U

663

35,868

29,630

424

383

49,907

67,998

30
220

56
92

850
61

252
1,957

423
1,178
7,027

185
241
705

155
214
700
186
314
1,275

1,398
1,582
145,070
157,149
104.5
93.4

5,324
4,246

60.83

44.96

90

960

1,337

15,351

29,896

321

365

146

100

27

459

526

11,480

10,217

331
581

5,816
12,212

50

370

316

5,446

707

64,103

470

33, 262

455

10,025

345

7,472

1,304

6,033

1,139

1,537

32,547

52,325

1,082

941

85,608

48,561

1,028

1,257

97,365

93,336

1

10

Resi-
dential

158
465

2,136
211
845

4,870

776

2,101

10, 565

245
316
395

330
360

1,130
201
298

1,300

3,233

3,613

153,153

170,240

47.4

47.1

4,213
2,786
87.46
55.72
92

1,553

2,136

10,944

22, 509

1,167

285

70

30

740

952

9,590

15,750

1,027

1,211

13,218

18,055

121

1,150

921

17,068

1,390

58,515

1,020

39,751

527

6,935

361

3,730

2,991

9,200

2,400

3,087

33,752

56,314

2,057

1,543

75,040

50,769

2,253

2,191

93, 266

93,605

5

55

15
230

135
220
955
125
195
1,445

1,067
1,416
7,671

41
20

533
385
1,394
197
178
849

9,575
1,595.8

10,800
720.00

4,550

12
U
14
15
15
17
18
19
20
21
22
23

24
25
26
27

28
29
30
31

32
33
34
35

36
37
38
39

64

65

66

67

68

69

70

71

72

73

74

75

76

77

78

79

80
81

162

STATISTICS FOR STATE ECONOMIC AREAS

Economic Area Table l.-FARMS, ACREAGE, VALUE, AND USE OF COMMERCIAL

[Data are based on reports for only

Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Areas 2 and A

Total
all
farms

Economic class

Coninercial farms

FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE

Farms number 195 A,

1950.

Land In farms acres 1954.

1950.

Average size of farm acres 195i.

1950.
Value of land and buildings:

Average per farm dollars 1954.

1950.

Average per acre doll.ars 1954.

1950.
Proportion of farms reporting value percent 1954.

Land in faraa according to use:

Cropland harvested farms reporting 1954.

1949.
acres 1954.

1949.

1 to 9 acres farms reporting 1954.

10 to 19 acres farms reporting 1954.

20 to 29 acres farms reporting 1954.

30 to 49 acres farms reporting 1954.

50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1954,

100 to X99 acres farms reporting 1954.

200 to 499 acres farms reporting 1954.

500 acres and over farms reporting 1954.

Cropland used only for pasture, .farms reporting 1954.

1949.
acres 1954.
1949.
Cropland not harvested and not

pastured farms reporting 1954.

1949.
acres 1954.
1949.
Cropland used only for crops not harvested

and not pastured farms reporting 1954 .

acres 1954.

Cropland lying Idle farms reporting 1954.

acres 1954.

Woodland pastured farms reporting 1954.

acres 1954.

Woodland not pastured farms reporting 1954.

acres 1954.
Other pasture (not cropland and

not woodland) farms reporting 1954.

acres 1954.

Improved (see text) farms reporting 1954.

acres 1954.
Other land (house lots, roads,

wasteland, etc.) farms reporting 1954.

acres 1954.

Cropland, total farms reporting 1954.

1949.

acres 1954.

1949.

Land pastured, total farms reporting 1954.

1949.

acres 1954.

1949.

Woodland, total farms reporting 1954.

1949.

acres 1954.

1949.

Irrigated land in farms farms reporting 1954.

1949.

acres 1954.

1949.

Cover crops turned under and land planted

to another crop farms reporting 1954.

acres 1954.

USE OF COfMERCIAL FERTILIZER

Crops on «bicb coBBCrcial fertilizer was oaed. 1954;

Hay and cropland pastured farms reporting.

tons,
acres on which used.

Other pasture farms reporting.

tons.

acres on which used.

Com... ............................. farms reporting.

tons,
acres on which used.

Cotton...... .................. ...... farms reporting ■

tons.
acres on which used.

Fruits, vegetables, potatoes, etc.... farms reporting.

tons,
acres on which used.

Other crops farms reporting.

tons,
acres on which used.

3,495
4,553
1,786,467
1,672,792
511.1
367.4

23,589
11,604
60.80
36.00
86

2,360

3,039

105,494

89,355

1,073

305

187

233

274

191

73

24

1,133

1,348

84,343

77,832

1,069

1,536

33,018

40,450

181

3,305

953

29, 7U

1,335

1,262,751

1,068

145,647

758

106,358

578

61,160

3,059

48,856

2,920

3,846

222,855

207,637

2,143

2,366

1,453,452

1,317,868

2,188

2,896

1,408,398

1,278,836

253

168

24,665

9,797

311
23,309

212

3,660

19,376

388

7,717

32,714

591
2,572
12,476

6

7
28

1,307

32,366

37,424

525

1,743
4,920

1,829
1,991
1,673,849
1,531,427
915.2
769.2

38,272

20,273

55.86

29.96

85

1,342

1,499

96,265

77,381

287

194

156

193

224

191

73

24

674

681

71,258

58,217

503

624

22,085

26,145

65

1,992

473

20,093

780

1,217,371

549

124,079

567
98,965

457
56,192

1,619

43,826

1,555

1,765

189,608

161,743

1,232

1,204

1,387,594

1,253,399

1,182

1,329

1,341,450

1,198,955

228

158

24,625

9,742

281
22,949

162

3,547

18,326

332

6,979

28,449

366
2,050
9,361

28

821
31,554
35,835

425

1,653
4,570

261
222
726,499
624,001
2,783.5
2,810.8

114,184

76,256

64.55

29.15

86

146

134

31,980

18,440

21

1

2

7

27

40

32

16

71

76

25,216

17,019

28
49

3,581
2,486

6

412

24

3,169

97

579,956

91

35,108

57
30,108

49
24,100

237

20,550

205

189

60,777

37,945

156

138

635,280

546,151

160

145

615,064

564,345

101

59

19,828

5,772

14, '.27

26
2,286
8,581

47
3,343
10,066

9

160

1,040

106
21,782
20,295

444
673

193
252
275,623
464,181
1,428.1
1,842.0

53,886

30,034

50.67

19.95

84

120

144

12,935

13,070

2

12

6

26

38

13

12

6

51

58

4,567

9,222

24

55

1,503

3,565

97

17

1,406

74

186,524

50

29,754

80
29,893

59
10,042

153

10,447

143

197

19,005

25,857

141

132

220,984

405,293

98

151

216,278

336,915

54

62

2,552

3,390

50
2,918

21

224

2,633

19

456

3,636

221
1,426

82

3,780

4,722

31

177

823

354

398

226

349

241,808

249,322

108,460

123,331

683.1

626.4

479.9

353.4

30,303

23,493

17,413

15,114

56.09

43.19

35.64

45.40

87

85

288

290

173

279

20,645

15,914

9,882

16,384

46

49

46

48

30

42

37

42

39

58

71

44

18

7

1

115

185

82

123

16,030

11,943

7,628

9,275

109

106

78

94

4,903

5,664

4,927

4,056

8

7

202

660

107

105

4,701

5,004

108

205

161,522

184,348

137

76

20,667

16,191

101

120

13,775

11,903

83

80

9,782

5,532

315

355

4,266

3,359

312

360

208

314

41,578

33,521

22,437

29,715

181

307

136

203

191,327

208,194

78,729

77,151

232

255

150

228

182,189

200,539

81,204

79,799

42

21

12

10

1,695

375

365

20

45

58

2,152

1,920

24

175

924

74

1,288

6,722

76

732

2,617

1
2
18

227

3,655

6,165

110

380

1,422

37

462

3,553

75
1,206
3,713

96

549

2,282

137
1,566
2,811
118
326
808

388

520

143,972

164,233

371.1

315.8

18,090

8,865

52.23

46.39

35

290

383

9,960

11,142

87

52

55

41

32

18

4

1

161

156

9,602

7,448

125

193

3,886

8,481

26

566
114

3,320

196
84,823

150
19,964

L27

11,523

104

5,018

325

4,214

327

456

23,448

27,071

277

318

105,943

121,200

297

359

104,787

63,928

10

15

175

195

49

1,457

33
156
1,815
89
512
3,413

110

264

1,588

5
5

10

113
453
1,091
125
301
814

_L

FLORIDA

FERTILIZER. BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-Continued

163

a sample of

farms. See

text]

Areas 2

and A — Continued

Area 3

Econon

c class — Continued

Total
all
farms

Economic class

Other fanne

Conrorcial farms

Other farms

RoBi-
deotial

.. ... , .

Part-time

Abnormal

Total

Class I

Class IX

Class III

Class IV

Class V

Class VI

Part-time

Resi-
dential

Abnormal

629

1,037

15.128

9,186

246

593

1,597

2,360

2,755

1,635

2,203

3,-35

4

1

S36

1,715

11

17,646

9,366

207

365

689

1,804

3,515

3,236

2,545

5,218

17

2

73,133

39,485

3,041,583

2,604,486

462,759

442,786

603,085

506,783

412,640

176,433

232,045

176,741

28,311

3

72,120

65,345

3,900

3,040,506

2,496,335

434,802

318,889

363,498

475,649

570,124

333,373

241,348

250,659

51,654

4

116.3

38.1

201.1

283.5

1,881.1

746.7

377.6

214.7

149.8

107.9

105.3

47.3

7,077.8

5

86.3

38.1

354.5

172.3

253.0

2,100.5

873.7

527.6

263.7

162.2

101.5

95.0

48.0

3,039.1

6

9,195

6,647

9,591

12,771

103,739

37,637

17,136

9,204

6,122

4,926

5,715

4,141

400,000

7

6,079

4,340

6,014

7,804

74,221

26,853

14,126

8,151

4,959

3,041

4,302

2,678

174,688

8

82.59

186.81

57.57

54.69

75.91

54.02

53.32

48.09

49.30

50.31

56.46

98.08

50.00

9

86.75

110.75

37.56

33.78

46.31

31.31

32.36

32.80

31.31

30.26

45.08

50.97

83.80

10

88

84

82

81

75

75

76

82

84

84

85

83

25

11

371

647

12,799

8,306

221

530

1,534

2,332

2,644

1,495

1,682

2,307

4

12

63A

900

6

15,370

9,573

199

334

659

1,774

3,443

3,164

2,214

3,571

12

13

0,765

2,464

696,028

640,747

91,114

96,772

153,444

150,821

104,148

44,448

34,624

18,352

2,305

14

7,022

4,720

232

715,729

611,814

72,435

53,140

76,268

135,940

171,819

102,212

56,631

43,470

3,314

15

205

581

2,932

716

2

6

67

135

291

215

575

1,641

16

50

61

1,836

948

1

17

41

163

364

362

402

486

17

26

5

1,481

1,105

...

27

73

191

499

315

266

110

18

40

2,240

1,850

22

31

178

459

734

426

330

60

19

50

2,544

2,444

18

146

497

979

669

135

90

10

20

...

1,319

1,303

60

168

580

371

82

42

If.

21

369

363

64

168

93

33

5

3

22

78

77

54

17

5

1

...

...

23

192

267

6,220

4,406

106

303

827

1,247

1,179

744

810

1,001

3

24

257

405

"5

6,924

4,675

120

229

408

982

1,759

1,177

954

1,290

5

25

8,-43

4,342

...

270,557

225,265

24,667

37,956

52,598

58,961

33,478

17,605

23,327

16,445

520

26

11,550

7,005

1,060

302,979

249,644

18,752

31,063

39,312

54,390

71,071

35,056

24,548

25,245

2,542

27

150

416

5,717

3,496

80

250

707

930

1,001

528

830

1,388

3

28

262

645

5

7,659

4,485

76

150

319

847

1,653

1,440

1,119

2,048

•-

29

2,585

8,348

247,065

194,149

33,748

29,008

44,375

40,455

32,903

13,660

22,016

29,571

1,329

30

4,115

10,140

"50

291,970

219,192

23,907

17,447

29,826

42,424

66,237

39,351

28,245

41,321

3,212

•31

15

101

1,106

797

33

75

175

222

182

110

157

150

2

32

65

1,248

30,346

25,531

3,678

4,770

5,725

4,863

3,585

2,910

2,361

2,325

129

33

140

340

5,067

3,060

57

201

639

821

889

453

733

1,273

1

34

2,520

7,100

216,719

168,618

30,070

24,233

33,650

35,592

29,318

10,750

19,655

27,245

1,200

35

293

257

6,516

4,665

105

363

909

1,222

1,364

702

798

1,050

3

36

35,761

9,619

790,954

662,121

65,918

128,779

167,268

130,439

122,661

47,056

81,894

29,615

17,324

37

197

322

6,477

4,156

159

327

726

1,020

1,256

668

893

1,425

3

38

11,431

10,137

695,844

583,394

178,410

92,544

124,519

76,321

75,170

36,430

41,668

54,448

6,334

39

121

70

4,337

3,406

148

415

878

863

704

378

500

430

1

40

5,098

2,295

244,977

222,133

56,914

47,037

43,239

34,524

29,515

10,904

15,579

7,045

220

41

96

25

2,927

•',415

122

342

654

639

430

228

312

200

42

4,723

245

...

152,710

139,518

36,497

23,293

29,636

20,285

17,435

7,372

9,892

3,300

43

518

922

13,362

8,076

223

562

1,425

2,099

2,348

1,419

1,894

3,388

4

44

2,750

2,280

...

96,158

76,677

11,988

10,690

17,642

15,262

14,765

6,330

7,937

11,265

279

45

493

872

14,327

9,003

226

587

1,554

2,341

2,695

1,600

2,021

3,299

4

46

735

1,335

11

16,844

9,744

199

351

681

1,793

3,495

3,225

2,475

4,608

17

47

13,093

15,154

1,213,650

1,060,161

149,529

163,736

250,417

250,237

170, 529

75, 7U

84,967

64,368

4,154

48

22,687

21,865

1,342

1,310,678

1,080,650

115,094

101,650

145,406

232,754

309,127

176,619

109,424

111,036

9,568

49

414

497

10,492

7,150

201

523

1,383

1,895

2,013

1,135

1,407

1,931

4

50

411

745

6

10,660

6,874

165

333

566

1,358

2,517

1,935

1,474

2,300

12

51

49,602

16,256

1,306,488

1,109,519

147,499

213,772

263,105

223,924

185,654

75,565

125,800

53,105

18,064

52

38,953

23,225

2,291

1,198,625

1,023,982

205,374

162,265

146,056

194,404

204,529

110,854

79,724

65,055

29,864

53

454

552

10,928

7,251

193

517

1,327

1,846

2,159

1,209

1,453

2,220

4

54

586

975

6

12,413

7,589

186

324

536

1,472

2,730

2,341

1,745

3,072

7

55

47,192

19,756

1,486,798

1,245,515

244,328

221,323

291,787

206,760

197,831

83,486

123,562

94,063

23,658

56

44,621

33,635

1,625

1,517,831

1,256,510

291,646

192,159

198,341

206,672

231,616

136,076

109,455

117,547

34,319

57

10

15

490

481

130

158

120

61

7

5

5

4

58

10

347

345

113

87

80

55

10

...

2

59

10

'so

11,096

10,588

5,713

2,012

1,615

1,095

143

10

275

233

60

55

5,641

5,577

3,787

1,115

455

190

30

...

64

61

20

10

1,440

1,351

89

248

429

355

188

42

52

35

2

62

290

70

62 , 569

61,404

12,205

15,511

18,531

9,847

3,815

1,495

696

335

134

63

45

5

1,137

949

73

117

250

193

215

101

119

66

3

64

112

1

8,307

7,539

2,599

1,420

1,522

764

948

286

381

147

240

65

1,020

30

45,442

42,126

11,322

7,470

10,041

4,943

6,085

2,265

1,882

725

709

66

41

15

1,397

1,152

85

208

343

226

203

87

150

95

67

680

58

13,487

12,581

4,346

2,900

2,565

1,168

778

824

757

149

...

68

4,045

220

76,193

70,552

22,572

15,336

16,097

6,739

6,103

3,705

4,236

1,405

69

110

115

7,790

5,639

145

404

989

1,462

1,711

928

971

1,176

4

70

100

39,522

36,316

6,256

5,396

8,318

7,794

6,048

2,304

1,679

1,340

187

71

2,515

600

268,189

244,396

25,960

33,415

57,383

61,140

46,927

19,571

13,568

8,900

1,325

72

3,825

3,149

33

137

459

789

1,086

645

440

235

1

73

5,786

5,295

170

456

1,162

1,429

1,464

614

361

113

17

74

20,115

18,291

564

1,216

3,884

4,846

5,346

2,435

1,300

490

34

75

195

291

4,47b

3,411

93

273

683

986

911

465

438

626

1

76

436

376

21,383

19,652

4,376

3,459

4,528

4,084

2,370

835

830

532

369

77

750

839

56,822

52,267

9,958

9,695

11,521

11,412

7,011

2,570

2,767

1,492

296

78

75

25

7,856

6,947

174

525

1,313

2,082

2,107

746

598

310

1

79

82

8

37,702

36,640

12,367

6,054

6,958

6,084

4,125

1,052

809

249

4

80

285

65

97,884

93,065

27,178

12,870

17,938

17,205

13,320

4,554

3,372

1,440

31

164

STATISTICS FOR STATE ECONOMIC AREAS

Economic Area Table l.-FARMS. ACREAGE, VALUE, AND USE OF COMMERCIAL

[Data are based on reports for only

Item
(For defloitions and explanations, see text)

Total
all
farms

Economic class

Cotnnercial farms

FARMS, ACRFAQE, AND VAIUI:

Farms number \95A . .

1950..

Land In farms acres 195A . .

1950..

Average size of farm acres 1954..

1950..
Value of land and buildiags:

Average per farm dollars 1954. .

1950. .

Average per acre........ .....dollars 1954..

1950..
Proportion of farms reporting value percent 1954..

Land in faraa according to use;

Cropland harvested farms reporting 1954..

1949. .
acres 1954..

1949..

1 to 9 acres farms reporting 1954..

10 to 19 acres farms reporting 1954..

20 to 29 acres farms reporting 1954..

30 to 49 acres farms reporting 1954..

50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1954..

100 to 199 acres farms reporting 1954..

200 to" 499 acres farms reporting 1954..

500 acres and over farms reporting 1954..

Cropland used only for pasture. .farmf. reporting 1954..

1949..
acres 1954..
1949. .
Cropland not harvested and not

pastured farms reporting 1954. .

1949..
acres 1954..
1949..
Cropland used only for crops not harvested

and ..ot pastured farms reporting 1954..

acres 1954..

Cropland lying Idle farms reporting 1954..

acres 1954..

Woodland pastured farms reporting 1954..

acres 1954..

Woodland not pastured farms reporting 1954..

acres 1954..
Other pasture (not cropland and

not v/oodland) farms reporting 1954..

acres 1954..

Improved (see text) farms reporting 1954..

acres 1954..
Other land (house lots, roads,

wasteland, etc.) farms reporting 1954..

acres 1954 . .

Cropland, total farms reporting 1954..

1949..

acres 1954. .

1949..

Land pastured, total farms reporting 1954..

1949..

acres 1954 . .

1949..

Woodland, total farms reporting 1954..

1949..

acres 1954. .

1949..

Irrigated land in farms farms reporting 1954..

1949..

acres 1954. .

1949..

Cover crops turned under and land planted

to another crop farms reporting 1954.

acres 1954.

USE OF CCWMEHCXAl FEKTILIZER

Crops on vhicb coaaercial fertilizer vas used. 1954:

Hay and cropland pastured farms reporting.

tons,
acres on which used.

Other pasture farms reporting .

tons.
acres on which used.

Com farms reporting.

tons,
acres on which used.

Cotton... .farms reporting.

tons,
acres on which used.

Fruits, vegetables, potatoes, etc.... farms reporting.

tons.
acres on which used.

Other crops farms reporting.

tons.
acres on which used.

3,708
2,847
1,442,479
1,157,410
389.0
406.5

39, 673

27,884

122.83

76. lA

83

3,138

2,295

99, 981

77,225

1,693

520

296

215

252

77

61

19

346

360

35,148

27,605

815

691

34,080

46, 663

101

6,658

726

27,422

449
544,257

731
112,924

493
434,428

313
123,255

2,600

131,661

3,377

2,528

169,209

151,493

936

681

1,063,833

377,402

1,085

923

657, 181

610,387

340

718

80,456

70,502

227
12,834

167

1,953

18,336

214

9,576

68,604

2
50

no

2,558

70,451

87,032

275

5,027

8,181

2,099
1,625
1,370,420
1,104,077
652.9
679.4

60,975

42,345

109.66

68.32

81

1,925

1,404

93,078

71,256

646

395

281

205

247

72

60

19

210

195

31,233

25,815

374

410

27,530

41,571

36

6,153

340

21,377

312

523,653

525

103,006

305
472,166

137
115,560

1,404

119, 749

1,973

1,4«7

151,841

138,642

594

399

1,027,057

353,679

758

557

626,664

593,122

617

507

74,669

68,284

132
11,979

102

1,746

16,826

152

9,084

64,259

2
50

no

1,690
67,836
80,964
165
4,801
8,026

191
199
639,353
622,261
3,347.4
3,126.9

286,384
169,236

101.73

50.34

73

174

170

51,984

41,279

1

1

1

5

58

35

54

19

27

20

13,397

10,634

33

59
19,032
33,572

6
5,838

29
13,194

50

159,312

69

42,338

72

285,789

46

85,832

138

67,501

181

175

84,413

85,4S5

96

58

458,498

470,667

107

81

201,650

291,810

91

101

52,134

47,072

39
6,843

19

343

9,850

32

5,929

41,773

2
50
110

151

38,293

42,682

12

3,437

7,433

349
163
376,502
193,748
1,073.8
1,188.6

77, 193
51,153
34.02
47.85
83

292

147

15,261

8,433

33

19

29

76

LL4

17

4

31

20

5,577

3,672

74

18

3,293

2,185

20

245

54

3,048

82

198,677

95

24,544

113,344

55

17,265

242

15,806

304

U8

24,131

U,290

146

44

317,598

160, M6

154

53

223,221

119,825

118

71

3,764

4,712

36
1,615

33

549

4,913

25

1,709

lD,9n

274
12,324
14,997
41
927
363

374

325

no, 914

150,125

296.6

461.9

48,475
36,481
176.13
105.03
81

350

301

n,928

9,981

59

68

75

72

60

15

1

33

43

6,295

4,076

77

78

3,105

1,684

5

60

72

3,045

31

54,937

31

2,819

39

21,326

31

5,852

252

10,454

361

303

21,328

15,741

74

90

82,608

121,909

101

116

57,306

107,309

141

108

7,041

6,540

50
2,505

n

65

655

19

494

5,285

339

3,176

n,254

27

171

95

484

365

143,348

94,035

296.2

257.6

37,471
27,738
105.74
115.82
81

464

304

7,858

6,596

144

157

116

36

5

5

1

76

35

1,940

2,903

75

120

655

1,645

75
655

41
62, 3n

82
18,875

33

33,296

15

4,293

291

17,913

466

343

10,453

11,144

113

65

98,047

76,262

n6

U9

81,636

51,994

108

107

3,530

4,355

31

793

22
185
657
47
515
,310

385
5,141
6,661
45
130
85

557

355

78,578

24,128

141.1

68.0

21,252
15,170
197.26
248.38
73

509

317

4,365

3,427

313

130

50

6

10

35

52

3,304

4,240

90

80

1,090

1,575

5

10
35

1,030

34

38,586

158

6,035

61

17,800

38

2,057

377

6,898

523

333

9,259

9,242

131

89

59,690

9,745

226

94

44,621

9,194

U9

95

3,045

5,345

21
103

16

79

551

28

424

1,917

441

3,462

4,555

35

135

45

FLORIDA

FERTILIZER, BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-Continued

165

a sample of

farms. See

text]

Area ^ — Continued

Areas 5

and B

Economic class — Continued

Total
all
farms

EconomiG c

lass

Other farms

Coimercial farms

Other farms

Part-time

Resi-
dential

Abnormal

Total

Class I

Class II

Class III

Class IV

Class T

Class VI

Part-time

Resi-
dential

Abnormal

716

893

22,743

13,584

1,700

2,369

2,655

3,179

2,680

1,001

3,646

5,502

11

1

506

713

1

18,894

10,937

1,097

1,334

1,793

2,366

2,701

1,641

2,935

5,002

20

2

49,032

23,027

6,950,389

6,543,051

3,692,024

1,024,492

848,735

503,010

375,551

99,139

243,501

161,084

2,753

3

00,735

21,215

U,3S3

5,950,248

5,568,591

2,732,408

1,222,586

600,539

524,779

385,101

103,078

160,971

177,343

43,343

4

68.5

25.8

305.6

481.7

2,171.8

432.5

319.7

158.2

140.2

99.0

66.8

29.3

250.3

5

41.0

29.7

ll,383.'o

314.9

509.2

2,490.8

916.5

334.1

221.8

U2.5

62.8

54.8

35.5

2,167.2

6

K,241

13,215

38,698

58,345

271,710

63,035

34,912

21,920

13,491

12,392

12,824

10,230

69,800

7

10,050

9,129

175,000

24,519

38,287

229,579

59,122

27, 709

18,055

11,439

6,202

8,184

5,033

37,857

8

242.92

579.03

147.52

138.93

130.51

178.05

125.36

143.95

U8.39

135.92

197.08

375.45

956.16

9

235.06

283.36

15.37

81.46

76.30

76.57

65.33

77.40

90.25

83.48

93.35

156.98

179.30

23.75

10

84

88

85

82

75

79

82

83

39

86

88

88

91

11

566

647

18,455

12,275

1,498

2,211

2,444

2,898

2,404

820

2,811

3,359

10

12

431

4'.0

14,241

9,425

902

1,159

1,566

2,107

2,400

1,291

2,121

2,581

14

13

3,746

3,157

625,021

579,035

321,334

97,929

68,155

50,330

32,676

8,051

20,595

25,280

10

14

3,104

2,8c5

464,091

427,686

238,341

57,283

48,433

36,600

34,625

11,399

16,148

19,948

309

15

436

616

8,548

3,607

67

108

321

1,116

1,376

619

2,216

2,715

10

16

105

20

3,938

3,175

21

277

944

1,167

675

91

362

401

17

15

1,598

1,432

31

520

517

232

85

46

80

86

13

5

5

1,874

1,683

162

721

373

224

162

41

116

75

19

5

1,342

1,252

443

440

178

85

84

21

35

55

20

676

654

364

111

94

65

19

1

1

21

21

1

337
142

330
142

271
139

32

2

16

1

8

2

1

1

5

22
23

36

100

3,556

1,795

216

261

292

441

334

202

755

1,005

24

40

125

4,504

2,250

207

243

363

412

612

413

790

1,453

6

25

2,850

1,0.., 5

305,237

255,590

118,085

33,348

37,513

39,804

16,950

9,790

32,092

17,555

26

435

1,355

326,057

276,402

111,979

55,078

32,753

34,242

29,020

13,330

19,067

30,085

503

27

180

2ol

4,967

2,893

279

419

523

699

721

252

706

1,368

28

126

155

5,262

2,924

174

290

458

715

786

501

817

1,515

5

29

2,585

3,965

U3,476

115,391

53,600

14,236

14,566

13,175

15,201

4,563

10,070

18,015

30

2,267

2,825

131,650

94,018

22,423

10,259

22,305

16,763

15,218

7,050

12,722

20,580

4,330

31

45

20

916

660

81

54

152

177

141

55

81

175

32

425

80

27,039

24,739

12,184

2,720

4,108

1,979

3,498

250

950

1,350

33

145

241

4,300

2,412

222

378

427

568

605

212

640

1,248

34

2,160

3,385

116,437

90,652

41,416

11,565

10,458

11,195

11,703

4,313

9,120

16,665

35

76

1,1

4,443

2,595

329

404

532

549

560

221

795

1,053

36

17,089

3,510

2,978,153

2,848,599

1,5U,403

492,905

418,800

199,132

174,232

49,126

89,779

39,775

37

121

85

3,549

2,166

256

366

420

548

427

W9

504

879

38

9,043

875

425,668

384,405

189,033

33,401

85,596

46,897

19,186

5,292

17,459

23,804

39

93

95

4,824

2,796

448

400

571

590

597

190

959

1,053

6

40

o,757

5,505

1,990,227

1,917,949

1,230,215

293,345

173,680

113,276

92,792

14,641

53,845

16,095

2,338

41

81

45

3,119

1,921

329

291

383

401

393

124

636

557

5

42

5,110

2,585

403,275

358,874

189,931

52,245

49,343

40,486

31,651

5,213

25,381

7,705

315

43

483

713

15,504

8,831

1,092

1,492

1,737

2,048

1,760

702

2,597

4,066

10

44

6,962

4,950

482,607

442,082

265,354

54,277

50,315

39,846

24, 6l;

7,676

19,550

20,560

405

45

592

812

20,124

12,652

1,555

2,271

2,497

2,962

2,485

882

3,U2

4,320

10

46

466

575

16,704

10,073

993

1,200

1,657

2,219

2,540

1,464

2,558

4,054

19

47

9,181

8,187

1,073,734

950,016

493,019

145,553

120,344

103,859

64,327

22,404

62,858

60,850

10

43

5,806

7,045

921,798

793,106

373,243

122,620

103,495

87,605

78,353

32,279

47,937

70,613

5,142

49

166

226

9,052

4,732

682

730

857

1,036

1,012

405

1,760

2,554

6

50

06

215

8,682

4,601

490

569

646

954

1,231

7U

1,375

2,692

U

51

26,696

10 . 080

5,273,617

5,022,138

2,862,703

819,599

630,093

352,212

283,974

73,557

175,716

73,425

2,338

52

7,460

4.880

11.383

4,704,663

4,492,922

2,252,655

1,023,367

466,038

401,358

283,956

65,548

100,505

93,290

17,946

53

181

14b

7,399

4,386

528

708

888

1,004

916

342

1,191

1,822

54

161

205

8,475

4,922

465

599

781

1,035

1,312

730

1,262

2,231

10

55

26,132

4,385

3,403,821

3,233,004

1,703,436

531,307

504,396

246,029

193,413

54,418

107,238

63,579

56

9,590

7,675

3,607,212

3,400,913

1,453,284

854,335

422,735

342,887

266,961

60, 7U

89,934

79,753

36,612

57

136

87

2,592

2,184

485

354

359

459

385

131

217

191

58

91

120

3,678

3,333

541

537

S42

793

535

280

255

90

59

4,130

l,c,57

122,170

119, 275

90,952

11,333

5,865

4,933

5,338

789

1,345

1,550

60

1,1,3

1,075

166,022

164,532

123.363

17,878

9,006

7,935

4,750

1,500

1,030

460

61

30

15

2,086

1,614

220

297

371

357

283

81

270

202

62

425

430

61,095

55,595

25,609

12,372

8,555

5,336

3,331

392

2,425

3,075

63

25

40

879

597

105

90

99

141

111

51

147

135

64

130

82

14,949

U,162

8,134

2,351

933

1,817

577

250

548

239

65

1,200

360

70,416

55,256

X,400

9,654

8,310

7,637

3,645

1,610

3,655

1,505

66

42

20

1,734

1,093

261

185

191

221

184

51

370

266

"5

67

379

113

36,195

33, Ul

19,943

3,997

2,813

2,863

3,410

115

2,536

468

50

68

3,610

735

217,902

200,427

120,806

24,144

22,915

19,217

12,475

870

14,835

2,340

300

69

343

228

29

12

47

61

43

31

70

45

70

1,272

1,145

513

125

141

196

102

53

95

32

71

6,771

5,981

2,488

520

1,070

1,122

483

298

640

150

72

31

26

1

15

10

5

73

104

84

7

57

20

20

74

275

225

15

UO

70

...

50

75

436

432

15,577

10,883

1,312

2,041

2,195

2,573

2,082

680

2,155

2,534

5

76

1,647

968

468,170

450,400

274.285

81,417

42,613

32,268

15,778

3,039

9,063

8,705

2

77

2,731

3 , 337

526,234

491,712

284,890

88,805

52,304

38,607

23,253

3,853

13,632

20,885

5

78

100

10

613

438

77

90

76

82

93

20

95

80

79

224

2

7,440

7,158

4,921

828

430

200

150

629

136

146

80

140

15

11,225

10,790

6,397

1,717

1,113

390

623

550

170

255

81

166

STATISTICS FOR STATE ECONOMIC AREAS

Economic Area Table l—FARMS, ACREAGE, VALUE, AND USE OF COMMERCIAI

[Data are based on reports for onl;

Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Axeas 6 and C

Total
all
roras

FAR>E, ACREAGI, JUdJ VALUZ

Fanas number 1934.

1950.

Land in farms acres 1954.

1950.

Average size of farm acres 1954.

1950.
Value of land aiid buildings;

Average per farm dollars 1954.

1950.

Average per acre dollars 1954 .

1950.
Proportion of farms reporting value percent 1954.

Land in faras according to nae:

Cropland harvested farms reporting 1954.,

1949.,

acres 1954 . ,

1949.,

1 to 9 acres farms reporting 1954.,

10 to 19 acres farms reporting 1954.,

20 to 29 acres farms reporting 1954.,

30 to 49 acres farms reporting 1954..

50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1954..

lOO to 199 acres farms reporting 1954..

200 to 499 acres fanas reporting 1954..

500 acres and over fanas reporting 1954..

Cropland used only for pasture,. farms reporting 1954..

1949..
acres 1954..
1949..
Cropland not harvested and not

pastured farms reporting 1954..

1949..
acres 1954 . .
1949..
Cropland used only for crops not harvested

and not pastured farms reporting 1954..

acres 1954..

Cropland lying idle farms reporting 1954..

acres 1954..

Woodland pastured farms reporting 1954..

acres 1954..

Woodland not pastured farms reporting 1954..

acres 1954..
Other pasture (not cropland and

not woodland) farms reporting 1954..

acres 1954. .

iBEroved (see text) farms reporting 1954..

acres 1954. .
Other land (boi.se lots, roads.

wasteland, etc.) farms reporting 1954..

acres 1954..

Cropland, total farms reporting 1954..

1949..

acres 1954..

1949..

Land pastured, total farms reporting 1954..

1949..

acres 1954..

1949..

Woodland, total farms reporting 1954..

1949..

acres 1954..

1949..

Irrigated land in faras farms reporting 1954..

1949..

acres 1954..

1949..

Cover cnDps turned uixier ani land planted

to another crop farms reporting 1954..

acres 1954 . .

nSI OF CatEBCIAL FERTILIZER

Crop* an vUch coaaercial fertilixer «aa aaed. 1954;

Hay and cropland pastured farms reporting.

tons.
acres on which used.

Other pastur« farms reporting.

tons.
acres on which used.

^^^ farms reporting.

tons,
acres on which used.

Cotton faras reporting.

tens,
acres on which used..

Fruits, vegetables, potatoes, etc farms reporting.,

tons.,
acres on which used..

Other crops faras reporting. ,

tons.,
acres on which used..

5,352
4,929
3,903,044
3,840,104
730.2
779.1

61,181

X,908

144.05

43.16

83

3,666

3,320

240,635

204,456

2,020

525

183

241

221

210

167

99

650

S66

141,039

173,444

1,278

1,329

113,090

94,194

251
22,267

1,103
90,823

549

1,164,281

486

150,119

1,356

1,875,238

343

309,194

3,337

218, 592

4,266

4,016

494,764

472,094

2,122

1,806

3,180,608

3,204,540

993

1,270

1,314,400

1,510,158

1,686

1,188

190,959

123,735

293
32,025

229

8,406

43,089

639

22,858

151,513

38

929

3,915

2.558

173,030

176,736

624

15,510

50,518

Economic class

Connercial farms

3,057

2,953

3,570,919

3,517,707

1,169.7

1,139.2

97,501
44,724
132.86

40.74

2,263

2,247

233,105

195,744

762

420

162

236

209

20°

16-

93

382

461

133,999

159,461

n3

'"70
94,638
79,449

165
19,087

603
75,551

315

1,065,981

301

142,366

814

1,693,413

569

260,759

2,135

206,917

2,524

2,511

461,742

434,654

1,211

1,033

2,893,393

2,941,444

592

737

1,208,847

1,430,191

1,228

932

186,901

119,920

257
31,891

178

8,206

45,644

493

22,133

148,083

28

925

3,900

1,587
166,862
168,924

478
15,354
49,843

758

573

1,982,105

2,268,863

2,621.5

3,959.6

263,304

141,328

193.73

37.66

75

593

447

193,925

154,725

55

15

10

26

95

142

152

98

l'«6

n?

78,461
88,245

209

169

70,351

61,958

72

17,129

169

53,222

73

517,350

104

101,892

193
848,670

137
130,685

528

171,456

673

513

342,737

304,928

307

235

1,444,481

1,368,0M

171

152

619,242

689,088

419

225

143,041

89,957

131
29,762

71

5,819

30,452

128

12,672

92,760

8

770

3,300

441
139,876
136,351

107
13,739
47,866

539
450
601,241
654,606
1,115.5
1,454.7

80,566

41,597

94.34

29.09

402

313

16, 547

18,676

112

50

46

83

69

29

13

72
15,595
47,156

127

93

4,390

6,578

6

480

122

4,410

29

200,604

39

23,986

131

328,302

76

49,293

419

U,317

442

367

37,032

72,610

181

169

544,501

572,727

66

76

224,590

360,940

236

124

18,491

15,810

33
895

23

899

4,390

76

3,642

21,180

3

97

420

243
12,572
13,654

97
718
862

22
1

33

35

12,214

7,804

101

121

11,512

2,5JO

31

1,044

71

10,468

47

145,119

4

4,136

137

324,231

101

41,963

Ml

13,876

357

447

32,822

20,058

179

148

481,564

228,415

51

119

149,255

165,234

135

206

12,927

7,157

31
611

22

848

5,909

77

2,535

15,852

6

52

165

233

7,112

8,116

82

510

630

FERTILIZER. BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM.

a sample of farms . See text]

FLORIDA

CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-Contmued

167

Item
(For definitions and explanetions, see text)

TtSfE, ACREAGE, AND VALUE

Fajms number 1954.,

1950. .
Land in farms acres 1954..

1950. .
Average size of farm acres 1954..

1950..
Value of land and boildiaga;

Average per farm dollars 1954..

1950..
Average per acre dollars 1954,.

1950..
Proportion of famis reporting value percent 1954..

Laod in faraa according to use;

Cropland harvested farms reporting 1954. .

1949..
acres 1954. .

1949..

1 to 9 acres farms reporting 1954..

10 to 19 acres farms reporting 1954..

20 to 29 acres farms reporting 1954..

30 to 49 acres farms reporting 1954,.

50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1954..

100 to 199 acres farms reporting 1954,.

200 to 499 acres farms reporting 1954..

500 acres and over farms reporting 1954,.

Cropland used only for pasture, ,faniis reporting 1954,.

1949,.
acres 1954..
1949..
Cropland not harvested and not

pastured farms reporting 1954..

1949..
acres 1954..
1949..
Cropland used only for crops not harvested

and not pastured farms reporting 1954..

acres 1954. .

Cropland lying idle farms reporting 1954..

acres 1954,.

Woodland pastured farms reporting 1954..

acres 1954..

Woodland not pastured farms reporting 1954..

acres 1954..
Other pasture (not cropland and

not woodland) farms reporting 1954 , .

acres 1954,.

In^iroved (see text) farms reporting 1954,.

acres 1954,.
Other land (house lots, roads,

wasteland, etc) farms reporting 1954,.

acres 1954,.

Cropland, total farms reporting 1954,.

1949,.

acres 1954,.

1949,.

Land pastured, total farms reporting 1954,.

1949..

acres 1954..

1949..

Woodland, total farms reporting 1954..

1949..

acr«s 1954. ,

1949..

Irrigated land in fanas farms reporting 1954..

1949..

acres 1954..

1949.,

Cover crops turned under and land planted

to another crop farms reporting 1954.

acres 1954,

USE OF CdMERCIAL FERTILIZER

Crop* on vhieh conncrcial fertilizer van naed, 19S4;

Hay and cropland pastured fanas reporting,

tons,
acres on which used.

Other pasture fams reporting,

tons,
acres on which used.

Com fajTB reporting,

tons,
acres on which used.

Cotton far^s reporting,

tons,
acres en which used.

Fruits, vegetables, potatoes, etc,,.,far«s reporting.

tons.

acr«s on which used.

Other crops fams reporting.

tons,
acres on which used.

Areas 6 and C— Continued

Economic class — Continued

Comnercial farms — Continued

562

408

252,914

142,145

450.0

348.4

37,107

19,510

106.09

55.92

83

408

311

6,576

5,083

126

205

23

36

16

1

1

41

27

16,549

3,672

128

115
3,857
1,772

25

265

113

3,592

43

106,277

68

2,654

136

1U,461

98

14,130

370
5,540

454

341

26,982

10,52-'

176

88

234,287

124,550

110

109

108,931

103,091

199

125

6,746

2,674

31
461

15

282

1,308

81
1,639
9,774

324

4,158

6,162

67

150

190

542

601

154,402

134,359

284.9

223.6

28,830

17,927

104.62

92.83

81

389

444

5,612

5,469

266

62

15

21

10

15

96

73

9,049

9,179

116

137

3,653

2,291

21

129

101

3,524

71

66,058

76

8,008

129

58,002

91

20,293

389

4,020

448

485

18,314

16,939

252

196

U3,109

101,570

137

IBO

74,066

85, U6

159

141

5,486

3,117

32

328

3,340

88

1,320

7,017

1
5

5

245

2,722

3,547

90

152
205

195

427

60,073

59, 375

306.5

139.1

21,731

9,364

77.82

73.68

78

142

316

1,349

1,8-^7

102

20

5

10

5

22

87
2,131
3,405

37

135

375

4,310

10

40

32

335

47

30,573

10

2,190

22,747

66

4,395

128

708

150

358

3,855

9,592

116

202

55,451

46,152

57

101

32,763

26,722

30

Ul

210

1,205

25
145

Other farma

839

709

79,776

47,072

95.1

66.4

16,415
10,583
226.18
142.22
91

517

466

3,050

2,653

431

65

11

ID

107

153

5,480

5,124

127

162
3,702
1,423

5

95

127

3,607

129

35,871

37

930

240
23,860

176
U,110

574

1,883

594

559

12,232

9,200

394

259

70,2U

36,034

160

217

36,801

28,972

240

136

1,585

935

15

26

20

30

U4

66

245

2,115

255

43

105

35

325

546

44

1,500

2,860

265

5

...

10

1

...

4

10

15

91

32"

627

422

1,112

4,882

1,094

1,825

5,284

35

75

70

85

80

64

90

155

120

Residential

1,438

1,247

61,131

73,750

42.5

59.1

15,588
10,652
643.50
189.78
85

869

595

3,392

3,445

817

35

10

5

1

1

161
251

1,560

428

396

14,725

12,210

81

3,085

368

U,e40

104
25,504

142
4,205

285

6,095

95

1,660

1,120

5,650

1,131

932

19,677

23,535

499

505

33,159

37,663

235

312

29,709

19,995

212

120

1,185

2,880

11
24

18
15

191,218

201,575

10,623.2

13,438.3

180,000

416,667

624.28

6.69

33

17

12

1,088

2,614
10

5

1

1

979

5

1

25

1,112

5
25

1

36,925

6

2,118

17

146,920

3

35,665

8

4,142

17

14

1,113

4,705

18

4

183,845

189,399

6

4

39,043

31,000

6

5
55

5
20

75

6

135

»5

17
174
703

1

12

400

168

STATISTICS FOR STATE ECONOMIC AREAS

Economic Area Table 2.-FARM FACILITIES, OFF-FARM WORK, WORK POWER. FARM LABOR, AND

[Data are based on reports for only

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Total
all
farms

Economic class

Comnercial farms

SPECIFIED FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT

Telephone farms reporting 1954...

Electricity farms reporting 1954...

1950...

Television set farms reporting 1954...

Piped running water farms reporting 1954 . . .

Home freezer farms reporting 1954...

Electric pig brooder farms reporting 1954...

Power feed grinder farms reporting 1954 . . .

Millting machine farms reporting 1954 . . .

Grain combines farms reporting 1954. . .

number 1954 . . .

Corn pickers farms reporting 1954. . .

niimber 1954 . , .

Pick-up hay balers farms reporting 1954 . . .

number 1954 . . .

Field forage harvesters farms reporting 1954...

number 1954 .. .

Motortrucks farms reporting 1954..

number 1954 . .

Tractors, other than garden farms reporting 1954..

1950..

number 1954 . .

1950..

Automobiles farms reporting 1954..

number 1954 . .

OFF-FARM WORK AND OTHER INCOME

Fara operators —

With other income of family exceeding value

of farm products sold operators reporting 1954..

1949..
Working off their farms,

total operators reporting 1954 . .

1949 . .

100 or more days operators reporting 1954..

1949 . .

FARMS BY CLASS OF WORK POWER

No tractor, horses, or mules farms reporting 1954..

No tractor but horses and/or

mules farms reporting 1954. .

Tractor and horses and/or miiles. .. .farms reporting 1954..

Tractor and no horses or mules farms reporting 1954..

FARM LABOR

Week of Septeaber 26-October 2;

Family and/or hired workers farms reporting 1954..

persons 1954 . .
Family workers, including

operator farms reporting 1954..

Operators working 1 or more

hours persons 1954. .

Unpaid members of operator's

family farms reporting 1954. .

persons 1954..

Hired workers f anns reporting 1954 . .

persons 1954 . .
Regular workers (to be employed 150

or iWDre days ) farms reporting 1954 . .

persons 1954 . .
Seasonal workers (to be employed less

than 150 days ) farms reporting 1954 . .

persons 1954 . .

SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES

Specified farm expenditures^ farms reporting 1954..

Machine hire and/or hired

labor farms reporting 1954. .

Machine hire farms reporting 1954 . .

dollars 1954..

Hired labor farms reporting 1954..

1949..

dollars 1954..

1949..

$1 to t2,499 farms reporting 1954..

$2 , 500 and over farms reporting 1954 . .

Feed for livestock and poultry . .farms reporting 1954..

1949 . .
dollars 1954..
1949..
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel

and oil farms reporting 1954 . .

1949 . .
dollars 1954 . .
1949 . .
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing

material farms reporting 1954. .

dollars 1954..

tons 1954 . .

acres on which used 1954 . .

Lime and liming material farms reporting 1954..

tons 1954..

dollars 1954..

acres limed 1954..

20,690

50,040

40,529

13,477

41,541

16,609

246

1,361

1,161

343

945
906
929
534
557
325
390

26,377
37,022
20,715
U,085
31,858
20,109
34,799
46,897

28,713
25,750

29,510
25,160
23,717
18,801

26,832

9,893
8,281
12,434

45,036
108,987

42,870

41,590

13,404
19,497
U,187
47,900

5,976
26,459

6,724
21,441

56,032

39,049

26,095

12,635,964

29,793

24,579

84,225,316

64,892,84a

24,727

5,066

33,462

35,237

45,476,037

31,779,769

30,741

22,598

15,072,827

10,778,933

43,516

51,354,514

1,056,969

2,313,739

7,486

363,776

2,882,839

461,127

12,347

27,849

22,194

7,922

23,967

10,389

190

1,184

1,086

301
902
861
834
520
543
287
352

18,324
23,228
16,075
11,371
26,842
17,162
19,324
29,041

8,139
4,967

12,025
8,648
3,098
5,009

4,589
6,969
9,106

25,891
82,371

23,573

8,891
U,450

9,583
45,343

5,619
25,305

5,453
19,533

31,984

27,370

17,421

11,594,997

23,279

18,654

32,314,922

63,274,253

18,323

4,956

17,160

13,625

42,263,980

28,471,880

21,740

17,226

14,196,658

10,200,376

28,429
49,549,535

1,006,755

2,146,328

6,095

343,408
2,717,065

429,792

2,202

2,814

1,695

1,387

2,727

1,331

25

226

463

14a
214
102
117
177
192
139
190

2,550
9,186
2,275
1,591
8,904
5,469
2,602
8,145

374
159

721
382
555
325

119
1,061
1,214

2,790
30,090

2,272

2,221

558

777

2,521

27,092

2,169
19,629

1,012
7,463

3,186

3,147

1,625

5,340,243

3,064

2,066

60,952,664

48,215,175

504

2,560

1,456

1,178

25,695,626

15,971,789

2,623

1,953

7,126,396

5,603,237

2,745

29,696,813

591,137

1,016,771

1,188

216,034

1,675,805

259,627

2,308

3,529

2,082

1,517

3,382

1,617

23

208

271

182
202
199
202
101
102
51
65

2,662
3,947
2,164
1,434
3,839
2,303
2,952
4,357

845
338

1,313
612
976
494

211

946

1,218

3,118
10,183

2,764

2,724

1,007
1,571
2,027
5,388

1,462
3,111

937
2,777

4,173

3,955

2,574

2,326,307

3,561

2,158

9,8U,305

6,591, 9U

2,092

1,469

1,746

1,468

6,317,772

4,717,800

2,995

2,045

2,U7,695

1,385,293

3,795

7,642,937

152,931

310,150

1,279

52,987

419,645

62, U9

2,292

5,067

2,895

1,637

4,741

2,124

39

312

169

187
191
281
286
138
139
37
37

3,451
4,312
3,131
1,739
4,331
2,307
3,613
4,527

1,448
699

2,120

1,059

1,544

791

3U
1,454
1,677

4,428
11,248

4,081

3,978

1,7U
2,575
1,307
4,695

956

1,614

1,130
3,081

5,737

5,060

3,336

1,713,502

4,472

2,545

5,400,241

3,574,351

3,904

568

3,095

2,005

4,411,463

2,988,533

4,157

2,503

1,938,767

1,009,968

5,144

5,038,632

107,126

302,332

1,280

35,697

289,507

50,834

2,639
6,617
4,658
1,549
5,774
2,284

51
208

82

178

139

195

195

59

65

27

27

4,132
4,671
4,021
2,476
4,743
2,753
4,377
5,255

2,324

1,201

3,159
1,898
2,256
1,283

829
1,730
2,291

6,021
13,078

5,710

5,596

2,131
3,207
1,756
4,275

612
879

1,244
3,396

7,590

6,639

4,186

1,268,740

5,772

3,917

3,668,383

2,674,299

5,534

238

4,049

3,554

3,221,195

2,105,065

5,263

3,842

1,689,476

1,051,541

6,907

4,023,499

86,353

264,370

1,243

22,635

188,165

29,962

2,277
6,699
6,510
1,433
5,239
2,184

42
167

71

79
79
68
66
42
42
26
26

3,843
4,340
3,313
2,947
3,771
3,142
4,276
5,092

3,148
2,570

3,870
3,279
2,767
2,111

2,676

1,720
1,321
1,992

6,220
12,142

6,055

5,861

2,287
3,545
1,154
2,736

347
491

869
2,245

7,638

6,117

4,006

782,361

4,732

5,105

2,000,609

1,693,377

4,639

93

4,331

5,697

1,893,175

1,868,922

4,331

4,615

973,271

832,717

6,312

2,481,297

54,689

190,229

847

12,636

113,645

22,319

^Excludes farms reporting commercial fertilizer and lime.

FARM EXPENDITURES, BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM:

FLORIDA

CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950

169

8 sample of

'arms. See

text]

The State^Continued

Area 1

Econcra

c class — Continued

Total
all
fanns

Economic c

lass

Other fanoB

Coimiercisl farms

Other farms

Part-time

Resi-
dential

Abnormal

Total

Class I

Class i:

Class III

Class ly

Class T

Class VI

Part-time

Resi-
dential

Abnormal

3,151

5,170

22

1,921

851

32

96

139

253

252

79

300

770

1

8,363

13,805

23

6,667

2,357

36

145

303

612

752

509

1,332

2,978

2

6,807

11,488

40

5,901

2,131

10

103

162

411

699

746

1,237

2,478

5

3

2,072

3,469

U

1,040

328

16

45

30

58

98

31

232

480

4

6,861

10,691

22

4,934

1,834

36

140

288

492

575

303

996

2,104

5

2,i92

3,713

15

2,283

965

30

89

\(A

244

320

118

466

852

6

21

35

...

32

22

5

6

1

5

5

...

10

7

107

65

5

355

272

9

42

90

66

39

26

58

25

8

36

30

9

151

lA-L

21

39

56

10

10

5

10

9

13

25

4

201

186

22

40

54

54

16

5

10

10

u

25

4

204

189

24

41

54

54

16

...

5

10

11

28

15

2

189

183

8

33

43

72

17

10

6

12

28

15

2

189

183

8

33

43

72

U7

10

6

13

6

5

3

49

49

15

7

24

3

14

6

5

3

50

50

15

8

24

3

...

...

15

25

10

3

27

22

13

3

5

1

5

16

25

10

3

27

22

13

3

5

1

5

...

17

3,910

4,120

23

3,393

1,748

35

133

251

463

549

317

697

948

13

i,179

4,489

126

3,779

2,043

90

189

307

497

623

337

735

1,001

19

2,688

1,926

26

2,655

1,686

30

106

262

519

517

252

526

443

20

1,427

1,252

35

1,420

983

9

60

117

265

361

171

265

172

21

2,356

•2,067

93

3,014

2,040

91

206

326

595

561

261

530

444

22

1,527

1,334

86

1,545

1,088

15

103

137

294

366

173

285

172

23

5,984

9,478

13

3,602

1,097

26

107

176

284

324

180

776

1,729

24

6,84.5

10,988

23

4,058

1,329

73

183

231

293

362

137

325

1,904

25

3,315

12,254

5

4,543

489

7

27

29

139

237

1,297

2,757

26

8,102

12,663

18

4,483

394

5

24

34

58

273

1,477

2,612

27

7,151

10,333

1

4,165

957

U

50

60

269

400

167

1,054

2,154

28

6,218

10,276

18

3,783

765

6

28

38

U6

277

270

1,066

1,952

29

6,406

9,212

1

3,351

458

3

25

32

W3

255

939

1,954

30

5,330

8,445

17

2,842

279

6

23

18

86

146

...

891

1,672

31

4,880

10,473

5

2,772

319

5

25

30

38

155

66

536

1,917

32

1 , 363

3,439

2

1,637

428

1

15

11

65

U5

221

336

873

33

362

439

11

803

532

11

46

90

153

198

84

131

90

34

;,326

1,487

15

1,852

1,104

19

eo

172

366

319

163

395

353

35

7,437

11,675

33

6,272

2,306

36

141

293

595

752

489

1,278

2,633

36

11,635

14,760

221

10,538

5,557

230

552

897

1,499

1,617

762

1,330

3,151

37

7,247

11,442

26

6,214

2,230

31

139

279

593

750

483

1,256

2,678

38

6,970

11,016

26

6,073

2,255

31

134

269

593

740

488

1,205

2,613

39

2,219

2,294

...

1,576

859

23

64

123

240

273

136

306

411

40

3,214

2,833

2,251

1,326

47

100

191

378

419

191

452

473

41

930

652

17

771

COS

26

102

125

145

170

37

111

55

42

1,451

911

195

2,214

1,976

152

318

437

528

458

83

173

65

43

168

172

17

260

231

23

81

43

22

56

6

14

15

44

215

248

191

502

463

105

175

72

33

72

6

24

15

45

737

483

1

566

428

13

51

89

125

U9

31

98

40

46

1,236

663

4

1,712

1,513

47

U3

365

495

386

77

149

50

47

■1,249

14,771

28

6,792

2,408

36

146

303

622

787

5U

1,371

3,013

48

5,509

6,152

13

3,350

1,886

36

126

258

531

624

311

687

777

49

3,924

4,746

4

2,413

1,343

22

81

168

366

478

223

499

571

50

580,429

503,237

7,301

458,957

356,439

25,084.

62,933

38,704

102,970

58,868

17,880

77,573

24,945

51

3,492

3,005

17

2,338

1,593

36

120

247

491

499

200

404

341

52

3,128

2,756

41

2,108

1,248

U

84

U6

294

397

346

482

372

6

53

858,454

378,150

173,790

1,273,429

1,175,364

232,756

255,307

250,958

227,455

167,313

31,575

71,800

26,265

54

615,268

632,575

370,747

848,230

754,323

74,990

219,619

152,029

177,190

94,210

36,285

52,312

39,045

2,050

55

3,442

2,962

2,236

1,492

13

78

222

437

492

200

403

341

...

56

50

43

'17

102

101

23

42

25

4

7

1

57

6,070

10,206

26

5,923

1,965

32

128

274

504

630

397

1,211

2,752

58

6,170

10,469

23

5,652

1,962

10

96

150

340

559

807

1,262

2,422

t

59

1,616,204

1,463,100

132,753

2,952,806

2,267,731

477,809

656,667

554,665

237,825

259,630

31,035

274,510

410,565

...

60

1,521,825

1,643,684

142,380

1,879,435

1,309,120

213,591

349,876

274,726

155,510

200,422

U4,995

249,550

313,235

7,530

61

4,386

4,600

15

3,112

1,318

36

125

291

544

539

233

649

645

62

2,836

2,500

36

2,146

1,372

10

93

151

331

474

313

451

317

63

518,664

344,330

13,175

763,384

674,494

71,871

97,997

156,598

191; 642

108,555

47,331

62,940

30,950

64

317,207

217,125

44,225

436,777

363,387

17,155

65,328

53,630

107,385

80,823

34,066

45,230

27,560

600

65

6,671

8,385

31

5,U0

2,238

35

131

264

593

742

473

1,058

1,814

66

1,236,887

1,015,186

52,906

1,811,135

1,555,010

158,800

223,856

336,979

449,726

299,718

85,931

164,454

91,671

67

27,575

21,429

1,210

46,584

39,732

4,062

6,052

8,850

11,249

7,242

2,277

4,422

2,430

...

68

104,029

W,223

4,159

202 , 147

169,015

15,527

21,255

35,463

48,390

35,241

12,639

20,801

12,331

...

69

737

596

8

537

402

19

46

90

110

96

41

79

56

70

13,1>12

6,051

alb

10,94-

9,238

1,283

1,882

2,362

1,790

1,572

349

1,357

352

...

71

Mi-.,4J5

53.497

"^,342

61.052

69,034

8,593

14,275

18,544

13,720

11,192

2,710

9,358

2,660

72

2' ) , 674

io,i3i:

475

U.T'b

10,961

1,485

2,157

2,860

2,089

1,836

!.J4

2,490

525

73

170

STATISTICS FOR STATE ECONOMIC AREAS

Economic Area Table 2.-FARM FACILITIES, OFF-FARM WORK, WORK POWER. FARM LABOR, AND

[Data are based on reports for only

Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Areas 2 and A

Total
all

farms

Economic class

Coimiercial farms

Total

Class I

Class II

Class III

Class 17

Class V

Class VI

1

2
3

4
5
6
7
8
9

10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17

18
19
20
21
22
23

SPECIFIED FACILITIES AND EQUIPMFNT

1,344
3,262
3,359

1,301

2,746

1,304

41

134

131

56

60
29
29
55
60
41
50

1,923
2,607
1,435
1,040
2,321
1,471
2,340
3,085

1,687
2,399

1,726
2,313
1,456
1,856

1,464

596
693
737

2,934

6,287

2,833
2,727

812
1,175

778
2,385

524
1,544

373
841

3,395

2,016

971

292,766

1,633

1,640

4,518,279

3,495,645

1,282

356

2,539

3,114

7,328,495

5,673,031

2,041

1,787

1,031,406

704,487

2,144
2,199,264
47,957
107,061
382
22,980
157,972
26,003

781
1,703
1,600

801
1,548

829
31

113

126

56
60
29
29
55
60
41
50

1,283
1,870

1,110
774
1,993
1,184
1,227
1,881

395
369

577
542
407
346

492

227
605
505

1,633
4,553

1,552

1,502

547

822

667

2,229

483
1,488

303

741

1,824

1,431

625

257,391

1,278

1,181

4,424,159

3,364,360

927

351

1,344

1,350

7,048,850

5,220,871

1,362

1,300

948,696

656,292

1,342
2,099,462
45,675
96,692
316
20,743
144,554
23,648

183

254

194

180

253

159

1

29

84

11
13
3
3
16
16
22
31

236
522
191
151
674
363
241
650

19
9

58
28
43
18

47

23
89

102

256
1,661

234

218

76

90

248

1,353

209
989

103
364

261

260

94

95,264

260

207

3,183,039

2,194,922

62

193

137

151

5,163,578

3,366,170

241

204

461,988

281,740

177
1,303,807
27,893
40,655
95
12,230
88,412
12,929

U6

185

232

128

172

113

7

16

16

10
12

"s

3

1
1

174
287
145
152
330
280
180
239

50
36

60
32
41
26

29

19
74
71

172
578

164

163

66
142
110
273

101
184

38

39

193

165

47

30,078

159

223

506,088

669,517

82

77

138

186

722,325

390,688

163

206

115,778

133,037

142
234,658
4,872
13,265
56
3,482
19,609
3,617

109

333

183

142

340

145

1

7

5

7
7
14
14
8
3
7
7

239
294
227
106
325
138
217
266

74
52

98
60
70
43

110

17
137
90

299
627

277

275

76
103
115
249

71
166

53
83

354

284

123

51,176

273

164

407,873

188,909

216

62

275

145

452,017

355,325

270

160

163,563

30,463

285

263,033

6,232

17,866

33

649

3,616

569

172

364

290

182

343

176

6

23

11

12
12
6
6
15
20
10
10

295
356
253
124
303
137
272
341

112
75

153

107
115

74

93

47
141
117

363
824

350

350

138
205
125
269

60

107

72
162

398

310

176

42,143

259

213

215,184

195,703

246

13

269

234

467,431

251,234

288
253

103,817
77,102

307

173,628

4,107

13,227

58

2,630

16,761

4,653

99
353
424
133
262
169
11
22

10
10
5
5
7
7

210
266
192
166
254
191
209
267

140
197

177
235
138
185

143

53
127
65

323
565

317

296

139
225
43

44

32
32

11
12

338

279

119

30,885

219

233

73,130

82,989

213

1

300

373

175,120

288,499

250
306

76,005
62,005

271

76,543

1,686

8,766

59

1,627

15,296

1,745

77
214
277

36
178

67
5

16

10

6
6
1
1
1
1
1
1

129
145
97

75
107

75
108
118

31

80

70

68

37
60

220
298

210

200

52
57
26

41

10
10

26

31

230

133

66

8,345

103

136

33,840

32,320

103

175

261

68,379

63,955

150

171

27,545

21,895

160

42,793

385

2,913

15

125

860

135

1950...

number 195^ . . .

nximber 1954 . . .

number 1954...

number 1954. . .

number 1954.. .
Tractors, other than garden farms reporting 1954...

number 1954 . . .

25

26

27
28

number 1954 . . .

Fara operators—

of farm products sold operators reporting 1954...

Working off their farms.

29
30
31

32

33

1949 . . .

1949...

FARMS BY CLASS OF WORX POWFR
No tractor, horses, or mules farms reporting 1954...

34
35

36
37
38

Tractor and horses and/or mules farms reporting 1954...

Tractor and no horses or mules farms reporting 1954...

FAifM LABOR

Week of Septeaber 26-October 2:

Family and/or hired workers farms reporting 1954...

Family workers, including

39

Operators working 1 or more

40

41
42
43
U

45

46

47

48
49

Unpaid members of operator's

family farms reporting 1954. . .

persons 1954. . .

persons 1954 .. .

or more days ) farms reporting 1954 . . .

persons 1954 . . .
Seasonal workers (to be employed less

than 150 days) farms reporting 1954...

persons 1954 . . .

SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES

Specified farm expenditures^ farms reporting 1954...

Machine hire and/or hired

51

dollars 1954...

53
54
55

56
57

58
59
60
61
62

1949 . . .

dollars 1954 . . .

1949...

$1 to $2,499 farms reporting 1954...

$2,500 and over farms reporting 1954...

Feed for livestock and poultry. .fanns reporting 1954...

1949 . . .
dollars 1954...

1949 . . .
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel

63
64
65
66

67
68
69
70
71
72
73

1949 . . .
dollars 1954...
1949...
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing

dollars 1954 . . .

tons 1954 . . .

acres on which used 1954...

Lime and liming material farms reporting 1954...

tons 1954 . . .

dollars 1954...

acres limed 1954...

^Excludes farms reporting comraercial fertilizer and lime.

FARM EXPENDITURES, BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM:

FLORIDA

CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-Coniinued

171

a eample of

rarms. See text]

Areas 2 and A Continued

Area 3

Economic class — Continued

Total
all
farms

EcoDoroic c

lass

Other farms

Comnercial farras

Other farms

Part-time

Resi-
dential

Abnormal

Total

Class I

Class II

Class III

Class lY

Class V

Class VI

Part-time

Reai-
dential

Abnormal

;-8

315

2,1J6

1,U0

174

157

234

237

230

98

420

582

4

1

607

952

12,827

3,105

243

591

1,546

2,173

2,358

1,194

1,838

2,880

4

2

598

1,150

11

10,742

6,819

139

331

599

1,520

2,579

1,601

1,513

2,398

7

3

19^

306

2,071

1,329

93

227

321

274

290

124

334

405

3

4

521

677

8,582

5,791

236

575

1,337

1,657

1,333

593

1,237

1,550

4

5

194

281

3,959

2,931

151

360

703

739

642

231

454

571

3

6

5

5

74

69

11

8

26

19

5

5

7

11

10

563

517

76

U5

168

95

53

10

27

15

4

3

5

293

265

47

68

63

36

41

10

5

20

3

9

441

420

73

113

96

90

32

16

3

10

3

10

503

431

109

126

97

101

32

16

9

10

3

11

603

574

65

155

204

104

41

5

22

5

2

12

615

586

74

153

204

104

fl

5

22

5

2

13

211

208

47

55

51

26

28

1

1

2

14

213

210

49

55

51

26

28

1

1

2

15

72

65

14

17

11

12

10

1

5

2

16

78

71

18

19

LL

12

10

1

5

2

17

323

322

6,980

5,375

226

553

1,216

1,490

1,313

577

304

797

4

13

355

382

8,033

6,300

684

702

1,342

1,532

1,387

603

346

844

43

19

199

126

6,452

5,531

218

567

1,340

1,668

1,287

451

590

327

4

20

130

IJO

6

4,531

3,936

173

290

531

1,078

1,416

443

396

192

7

21

202

126

8,149

7,176

775

934

1,732

1,870

1,390

475

607

338

28

22

liO

140

7

5,306

4,637

434

459

665

1,158

1,453

463

424

212

33

23

437

626

7,218

4,555

228

473

984

1,169

1,235

461

1,135

1,527

1

24

523

681

3,705

5,804

849

683

1,143

1,270

1,375

484

1,263

1,628

10

25

547

745

5,771

1,239

17

39

186

231

716

1,918

2,614

...

26

710

1.320

6,962

1,073

7

32

111

227

696

2,269

3,603

12

27

473

676

7,267

3,383

65

169

525

877

1,297

450

1,631

2,203

28

616

1,155

6,790

2,659

37

102

202

427

1,170

721

1,511

2,609

11

29

453

596

4,785

1,562

46

73

261

451

731

1,405

1,813

30

525

985

4,041

950

26

62

113

188

561

1,196

1,884

"ii

31

302

670

3,990

1,075

16

7

166

246

344

296

863

2,052

32

128

241

4,686

2,530

12

19

91

446

1,124

388

750

1,356

33

57

36

3,232

3,003

197

397

793

855

563

193

149

76

"4

34

142

90

3,220

2,528

21

170

547

813

724

253

441

251

35

549

752

13,509

8,660

246

584

1,521

2,214

2,595

1,500

1,802

3,043

4

36

781

953

30,310

23,204

4,310

2,132

3,977

4,859

5,136

2,790

3,103

3,841

162

37

539

742

13,327

3,505

226

554

1,483

2,177

2,565

1,500

1,736

3,033

3

38

498

727

12,969

3,293

220

551

1,449

2,131

2,497

1,450

1,751

2,917

3

39

154

111

4,779

3,528

47

232

704

898

991

656

615

636

40

217

136

7,839

5,971

75

396

1,190

1,472

1,752

1,086

1,016

852

41

51

60

2,126

1,876

222

353

493

426

285

97

195

51

4

42

66

90

9,502

8,935

4,015

1,185

1,338

1,256

337

254

336

72

159

43

26

15

959

917

191

257

248

126

73

22

33

5

4

44

36

20

4,378

4,684

3,423

581

394

168

34

29

34

5

155

45

25

45

1,433

1,218

73

188

327

327

228

75

168

46

1

46

30

70

4,624

4,251

587

604

944

1,033

303

225

302

67

4

47

629

942

14,781

9,135

246

592

1,597

2,350

2,735

1,615

2,158

3,434

4

48

259

326

10,160

7,721

236

574

1,451

2,155

2,166

1,139

1,243

1,187

4

49

146

200

5,863

4,286

113

350

370

1,018

1,173

757

724

852

1

50

26,285

8,590

1,131,536

1,037,U6

212,517

145,438

287,895

190,060

149,526

51,630

67,215

27,005

200

51

174

186

8,433

6,961

235

554

1,423

2,066

1,885

798

907

566

4

52

263

190

6

8,319

6,540

206

333

617

1,362

2,433

1,539

933

789

7

53

57,345

36,775

9,919,618

9,633,937

5,556,272

1,513,664

1,209,607

830,398

407,181

116,815

149,661

45,910

90,110

54

65,865

25,370

39,550

7,462,090

7,130,360

4,210,818

924,299

721,647

581,772

512,400

179,424

U2,129

68,531

121,070

55

169

136

7,893

6,425

33

334

1,337

2,046

1,873

797

902

566

56

5

545

536

197

220

86

20

12

1

5

4

57

509

736

11,563

6,970

198

529

1,342

1,779

1,963

1,159

1,702

2,338

3

58

609

1,150

5

12,029

7,408

188

293

586

1,378

2,673

2,290

1,817

2,797

7

59

170,610

109,035

5,592,079

4,985,547

1,599,539

1,110,621

1,025,504

628,016

459,720

162,147

297,029

239,350

70,153

60

188,235

262,625

1,350

3,568,710

2,916,404

816,692

589,397

411,227

421,726

457,202

220,160

277,802

256,167

113,337

61

317

362

8,643

6,896

223

567

1,491

2,006

1,902

707

957

792

3

62

247

235

5

6,193

5,115

205

331

612

1,337

1,855

775

712

364

7

63

51,180

31,530

3,495,852

3,316,074

660,913

635,422

833,333

702,B97

372,354

105,600

118,543

54,335

6,900

64

30,040

15,690

2,465

2,075,033

1,943,770

427,988

289,396

312,233

430,474

360,558

122,621

76,350

30,954

23,464

65

356

446

11,927

8,534

210

579

1,505

2,283

2,591

1,366

1,552

1,837

4

66

75,075

24,727

5,937,089

5,655,994

1,767,670

939,998

1,129,313

926, 500

661,326

230,687

196,565

101,584

32,946

67

1,738

544

126, 3CK

118,188

30,031

19,700

25,264

21,411

15,820

5,912

4,732

2,518

316

68

8,570

1,799

564,079

520,191

97,650

79,320

116,301

106,929

34,800

35,191

27,140

14,377

2,371

69

51

15

816

638

60

119

193

144

124

43

95

30

3

70

2,182

55

23,767

20,535

6,589

3,357

5,035

2,309

1,647

1,098

2,067

495

670

71

12,788

630

155,464

133,261

43,096

24,087

33,261

16,118

12,313

4,386

13,436

2,925

5,792

72

2,265

90

34,454

30,635

9,525

6,214

6,909

3,336

3,124

1,527

2,944

410

465

73

172

STATISTICS FOR STATE ECONOMIC AREAS

Economic Area Table 2.-FARM FACILITIES, OFF-FARM WORK, WORK POWER. FARM LABOR, AND

[Data are based on reports for only

Item
(For defioitiODS and explanations, see text)

Area 4

Total
all
farms

Economic class

Coranercial farms

Total

Class I

Class II

Class III

Class IV

Class V

Class VI

SPECIFIED FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT

1,975

3,109

2,135

878

3,021

859

11

13

52

2
2

1
1
10
11
13
16

1,515
2,353
1,148
819
2,168
1,349
2,372
3,162

2,129
1,361

2,089
1,395
1,746
1,197

2,333

177
318
830

2,634
7,277

2,327

2,236

656

836

995

4,205

600
2,608

527
1,597

3,587

2,646

1,741

1,136,703

1,965

1,595

7,281,310

5,785,485

1,473

492

1,156

1,189

1,654,359

1,293,875

2,064

1,333

1,081,777

742,029

2,923

4,341,046

87,014

181,844

610

32,135

271,128

45,594

1,172

1,667

1,200

510

1,618

516

6

13

52

2
2

1
1
10
11
13
16

1,092
1,902
855
643
1,827
1,153
1,338
1,946

781
395

973
559
756
461

1,156

88
232
623

1,556
5,846

1,326

1,285

430

569

826

3,992

558
2,552

399
1,440

2,088

1,794

1,166

1,028,098

1,475

1,114

7,129,114

5,612,685

985

490

641

634

1,505,995

1,151,120

1,358

982

1,023,992

702,904

1,873

4,160,542

83,460

169,711

483

29,047

243,455

41,069

117

148

155

64

144

76

1

5

13

2
2

1
1
6
7
9
12

148
549
151
139
757
509
158
400

33
18

70
23
60
17

37

3
72
79

162
2,611

119

119

21

32

149

2,460

136

1,720

47
740

191

190

93

371,438

169

187

4,725,259

4,203,133

4

165

79

82

499,635

542,713

170

187

518,557

445,045

171

2,428,917

48,539

101,784

70

19,477

154,036

25,496

234
279

100
101
279
119

3
22

"2
2
3

3

222
388
177
81
294
116
248
405

92
41

163
54

115
39

152

20
68
109

283
989

232

232

81

86

235

671

188
447

92
224

349

323

ISO

218,382

318

146

1,302,412

491,937

94

224

135

47

553,488

138,230

296

131

240,477

71,024

335

762,295

15,483

30,989

98

4,677

39,213

4,883

203
271
259

127

280

83

3
12

"2

2

1
1

194
287
165
169
276
246
232
270

128
59

189
104
158
99

195

14

20

145

278
694

221

211

88
151
155
332

124
228

64
104

374

319

235

169,792

282

244

551,271

461,651

223

59

85

113

105,855

124,053

230

217

120,733

91,943

349

443,999

8,906

17,189

107

2,840

29,232

6,971

244

359

254

87

356

85

5

2

...
...

220
301
179
123
261
156
267
356

215
149

239
201
202

184

300

5
44
135

358
774

311

296

103
148
182
330

80
104

120
226

484

410

282

154,404

335

253

403,128

282,475

304

31

135

137

193,232

146,369

242
211

39,060
47,800

436

291,140

5,967

11,678

89

1,140

11,750

2,460

322
486
254

lt)4
435
126

...

255
324
144
101
199
101
334
405

313
128

287
162
221
122

377

36

25

U9

356
611

339

323

112

122

83

166

25
48

59
118

551

454

319

103,345

298

213

116,504

135,024

292

6

163

164

124,075

162,985

322

175

45,710

34,272

475

203,437

4,036

6,938

109

378

8,699

1,204

52
124
178

27
124

27

53
53
39
25
40
25
99
110

25

15

95

10

3
36

119
167

104

104

25
30
22
33

5

5

17
28

139

93

57

10,637

73

71

30,540

38,465

66

5

44

86

29,710

36,765

98

61

9,450

12,820

107
25,754

479

1,083

10

35

525

50

2

3
i,
5
6
7

1950 . . .

9

10
11
12
13
U
15
16
17

18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25

26

27
28

number 195";...

number 1954....

number 195i...

number 195i . . .

number 1954 . . .

Tractors, other than garden farms reporting 1954...

1950...

1950...

number 1954...

Far* operators—

of farm products sold operators reporting 1954...

Working off thetr farms.

29
30
31

32

33

1949 . . .

1949...

FAHMS BY CLASS OF WORK POWER
No tractor, horses, or mules farms reporting 1954...

3i
35

36
37
38

Tractor and horses and/or mules farms reporting 1954...

Tractor and no horses or mules farms reporting 1954...

FARM LABOR

Week of Septeaber 26-October 2:

Family and/or hired workers farms reporting 1954...

Family workers, Including

39

Operators working 1 or more

40
41

Unpaid members of operator's

family farms reporting 1954. . .

persons 1954. . .

43
44

45

46

47

48
49

persons 1954 . . .

or more days) farms reporting 1954. . .

persons 1954...
Seasonal workers (to be employed less

than 150 days) farms reporting 1954...

persons 1954 . . .

SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES

Specified farm expenditures^ farms reporting 1954...

Machine hire and/or hired

51

53
54
55
56
57

58
59
60
61
62

1949 . . .
dollars 1954...

1949 . . .

$1 to $2 ,499 farms reporting 1954 . . .

$2,500 and over farms reporting 1954...

Feed for livestock and poultry. .farms reporting 1954...

1949 . . .
dollars 1954...

1949 . . .
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel

63
64
65
66

1949...
dollars 1954...
1949...
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing

67
68
69

70

71
72

73

tons 1954...
acres on which used 1954 . . .

Lime and liming material farms reporting 1954...

tons 1954...

dollars 1954...

acres limed 1954...

^Excludes farms reporting commercial fertilizer and lime.

FARM EXPENDITURES, BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM:

FLORIDA

CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-Coiuinued

173

a BBinple of

'arms. See

text]

Area ^-^Continued

Areas

5 and B

Economic class— Continued

Total
all
farms

Economic c

lass

Other farms

Connercial farms

Other farms

Part-time

Resi-
dential

Abnormal

Total

Class I

Class II

Class III

Class n

Class V

Class VI

Part-tijne

Resi-
dential

Abnormal

338

465

10,020

6,4.42

1,190

1,293

1,268

1,385

1,051

245

1,351

2,217

10

1

UO

802

19,331

11,305

1,506

1,833

2,185

2,627

2,245

909

3,165

4,350

11

2

395

540

14,717

8,336

730

1,026

1,321

1,383

2,100

1,271

2,454

3,919

8

3

133

235

6,103

3,722

692

777

754

751

610

128

874

1,497

10

4

595

807

17,774

10,628

1,455

1,755

2,075

2,486

2,119

738

2,801

4,335

10

5

138

205

6,299

4,000

565

738

826

823

706

242

922

1,367

10

6

5

53

32

3

2

7

15

5

11

10

7

...

215

189

59

23

37

22

42

6

11

15

8

...

344

318

174

88

26

20

10

11

10

9

129

124

32

19

30

22

16

5

5

10

162

157

58

23

33

22

16

5

5

11

53

48

13

2

15

13

5

5

12

59

54

14

2

20

13

5

5

13

156

151

58

16

49

15

2

"i

"i

14

...

167

162

77

16

50

16

2

1

5

15

...

118

98

44

15

13

4

16

5

15

5

16

...

132

112

57

17

13

4

16

5

15

5

17

236

187

9,304

6,481

1,177

1,102

1,250

1,331

1,175

446

1,412

1,400

18

2*3

208

13,534

10,457

3,972

1,602

1,597

1,478

1,318

490

1,529

1,537

19

147

146

6,631

5,049

1,022

861

908

1,117

911

230

947

675

10

20

81

95

4,607

3,634

692

609

536

755

592

299

405

503

14

21

178

163

9,979

3,244

3,036

1,368

1,254

1,327

998

261

1,005

720

10

22

96

100

6,690

5,726

2,114

901

796

867

738

310

418

523

23

23

453

581

15,065

8,644

1,270

1,439

1,608

1,968

1,758

541

2,514

3,902

5

24

523

693

20,610

12,934

3,427

2,198

2,110

2,375

2,193

531

2,987

4,684

5

25

615

733

11,730

4,329

222

544

345

1,319

1,398

3,130

4,216

5

26

431

535

8,398

2,136

65

145

328

581

1,017

2,573

3,583

1

27

530

586

11,808

5,192

401

771

1,082

1,338

1,464

136

2,799

3,816

1

28

360

475

1

8,624

3,266

195

331

510

345

1,148

237

2,113

3,244

1

29

499

491

10,265

4,181

315

650

879

1,116

1,221

2,537

3,546

1

30

325

410

1

7,062

2,400

179

282

413

646

875

1,918

2,744

31

541

686

13,701

7,472

618

1,403

1,594

1,848

1,424

585

2,153

4,056

32

28

61

2,361

1,063

60

105

153

214

345

186

536

751

1

33

56

30

2,261

1,751

400

245

303

401

303

99

353

152

5

34

91

116

4,420

3,298

622

616

605

716

608

131

594

523

5

35

516

562

15,069

8,909

1,353

1,429

1,597

1,997

1,728

805

2,575

3,574

11

36

780

651

34,846

26,234

9,978

3,664

3,851

4,074

3,365

1,302

4,005

4,581

26

37

486

515

13,878

7,919

993

1,197

1,428

1,852

1,659

790

2,498

3,451

10

38

466

485

13,417

7,738

973

1,178

1,390

1,811

1,606

780

2,383

3,286

10

39

136

90

4,264

2,696

255

372

590

602

608

263

797

771

40

177

90

5,611

3,643

363

557

789

790

808

336

1,081

887

...

41

107

62

4,493

3,897

1,184

375

559

652

425

102

325

265

6

42

137

76

15,818

14,853

8,642

1,929

1,572

1,473

951

186

541

403

16

43

il

31

2,290

2,175

1,012

573

239

199

30

22

59

50

6

44

11

45

8,574

8,401

6,431

1,058

443

297

150

22

75

82

16

45

97

31

2,793

2,297

504

395

478

477

362

81

278

213

46

126

31

7,24.;

6,452

2,211

371

1,229

1,176

301

164

466

326

47

701

798

22,246

13,483

1,694

2,354

2,650

3,174

2,645

966

3,566

5,191

6

48

465

387

17,227

11,946

1,673

2,234

2,351

2,760

2,210

668

2,411

2,864

6

49

320

255

13,250

8,833

986

1,733

1,745

2,086

1,735

548

1,959

2,467

1

50

72,635

35,970

8,129,731

7,536,343

3,670,984

1,749,910

1,002,578

655,809

389,995

67,057

272,736

319,902

700

31

288

202

12,279

9,524

1,612

1,952

1,862

2,174

1,513

411

1,390

1,359

6

52

221

260

8,416

6,595

918

1,010

1,047

1,544

1,511

565

972

835

14

53

74,386

77,810

28,957,739

28,171,737

19,317,192

4,093,361

2,131,609

1,436,302

992,503

200,770

356,172

406,650

23,180

54

65,340

107,460

25,298,336

25,811,717

19,916,114

2,727,547

1,331,828

1,131,252

529,312

125,664

185,902

205,840

94,877

55

287

201

9,971

7,271

341

1,343

1,648

2,072

1,467

395

1,362

1,338

56

1

1

2,308

2,253

1,271

504

214

102

46

16

28

21

"6

57

234

281

9,740

4,877

631

607

914

1,153

1,035

537

1,951

2,906

6

58

215

340

10,899

5,915

459

637

810

1,278

1,633

1,083

1,865

3,116

3

59

100,779

47, 585

16,368,891

15,184,119

3,852,383

2,183,699

1,805,559

1,352,346

651,741

337,391

544,617

512,455

27,700

60

77,625

65,130

11,687,107

10,511,446

5,237,U7

1,930,535

1,488,582

925,303

619,531

309,758

573,153

583,795

13,713

61

330

376

11,132

7,678

1,217

1,343

1,468

1,752

1,405

493

1,543

1,305

5

52

146

205

8,403

6,421

835

924

1,001

1,433

1,480

743

988

985

9

63

34,495

23,290

4,812,940

4,530,149

2,592,042

655,393

491,757

436,384

258,643

95,425

175,246

107,170

375

64

20,320

18,805

4,214,209

4,030,075

2,550,151

531,360

313,591

324,719

215,526

39,713

104,767

74,531

4,336

65

558

492

17,601

11,937

1,489

2,197

2,350

2,335

2,309

757

2,615

3,039

10

66

122,129

58,375

26,028,729

24,971,541

15,103,483

4,431,040

2,356,915

1,847,955

991,988

190,160

583,074

471,774

2,340

67
68

2,381

1,173

527,342

505,776

307,247

38,896

46,811

37,391

21,327

4,104

12,400

9,614

52

7,681

4,452

832,833

774,446

450,396

124,755

85,101

66,733

40,275

7,131

32,302

25,280

305

69

67

60

4,463

3,678

760

377

777

733

404

122

430

355

70
71
72
73

2,453

635

219,869

212,172

139,325

33,342

19,356

12,823

5,711

1,115

4,863

2,829

21,198

6,475

1,771,923

1,699,035

1,066,303

279,779

170,772

111,910

58,287

11,985

43,580

29,307

3,655

870

268,307

255,715

163,920

39,257

24,460

13,324

12,595

1,660

3,550

4,041

...

174

STATISTICS FOR STATE ECONOMIC AREAS

Economic Area Table 2.-FARM FACILITIES, OFF-FARM WORK, WORK POWER. FARM LABOR, AND

[Data are based on reports for only

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

SPECIFIED FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT

Telephone farms reporting 1954.

Electricity farms reporting 1954.

1950 .

Television set farms reporting 1954.

Piped running water farms reporting 1954 .

Home freezer farms reporting 1954.

Electric pig brooder farms reporting 1954.

Pover feed grinder farms reporting 1954.

Milking machine farms reporting 1954.

Grain combines farms reporting 1954 .

niimber 1954 .

Corn pickers farms reporting 1954 .

nijmber 1954 .

Pick-up hay balers farms reporting 1954 .

number 1954 .

Field forage harvesters farms reporting 1954.

number 1954 .

Motortrucks farms reporting 1954 .

number 1954.

Tractors, other than garden farms reporting 1954.

1950.

number 1954.

1950.

Automobiles farms reporting 1954 .

niimber 1954.

OFF-FARM WORX AND OTTiER INCOME

FarB operators—

With other income of family exceeding value
of farm products sold operators reporting

Working off their farms,
total operators reporting

100 or more days operators reportirig

1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

FARMS BY CLASS OF WORX POWER

No tractor, horses, or mules farms reporting 1954..

No tractor but horses and/or

mules farms reporting 1954..

Tractor and horses and/or miiles. .. .farms reporting 1954..

Tractor and no horses or mules farms reporting 1954..

FARM LABOR

Week of September 26-October 2:

Family and/or hired i^orkers farms reportirig 1954..

persons 1954..
Family workers, including

operator farms reporting 1954 . .

Operators working 1 or more

hours persons 1954 . .

Unpaid members of operator's

family farms reportirig 1954..

persons 1954 . .

Hired workers farms reporting 1954..

persons 1954 . .
Regular workers (to be employed 150

or more days) farms reportirig 1954. .

persons 1954 . .
Seasoiial workers (to be employed less

than 150 days) farms reporting 1954..

persons 1954 . .

SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES

Specified farm expenditures^ farms reporting 1954..

Machine hire and/or hired

labor farms reporting 1954 . ,

Machine hire farms reporting 1954 . .

dollars 1954..

Hired labor farms reportirig 1954. ,

1949 . ,

dollars 1954.,

1949 . .

$1 to $2 ,499 farms reporting 1954 .

$2,500 and over farms reporting 1954.

Feed for livestock and poultry. -farms reporting 1954.

1949.
dollars 1954.
1949.
Gasoline and other petioleirm fuel

and oil farms reportirig 1954 .

1949.
dollars 1954.
1949.
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing

material farms reporting 1954.

dollars 1954.

tons 1954.

acres on which used 1954 .

Lime and liinlng material farms reporting 1954.

tons 1954.

dollars 1954.

acres limed 1954.

Areas fa and c

Total
all
farTns

3,294

4,84A

3,675

2,084

4,4^4

1,905

35

81

190

14
lA
31
36
53
56
54
87

3,257
6,716
2,344
1,668
6,227
3,743
4,202
7,277

2,853
2,147

2,455
2,255
2,114
1,803

2,572

436
969

1,375

4,618
19,729

4,168

1,317
1,785
2,024
13,776

1,343
8,353

1,032
5,423

5,231

3,650

1,847

1,536,271

3,135

2,501

32,264,941

21,003,062

1,872

1,263

2,486

2,404

11,579,407

7,677,561

3,744

2,731

3,382,468

2,606,393

3,811

11,487,251

221,268

430,775

678

54,078

445,300

72,793

Economic class

Commercial farms

1,971

2,712

2,108

1,232

2,548

1,148

30

30

184

13
13
26
31
47
50
48
81

2,345
5,656
1,844
1,351
5,562
3,374
2,463
5,147

906

600

943
857
734
573

203

796

1,048

2,827
16,977

2,573

2,500

331
1,119
1,717
13,358

1,255
8,217

808
5,141

3,046

2,592

1,168

1,379,110

2,448

1,976

31,780,611

20,600,813

1,223

1,225

1,363

1,356

11,271,738

7,362,919

2,628

2,036

3,703,253

2,503,948

2,505

11,106,986

213,924

416,273

528

51,673

427,725

67,763

501
627
417
342
603
300
4
48
124

25
28
37
59

728
3,369

663

422
3,571
2,034

679
2,746

116
93

20
292
371

737
11,300

669

660

135

170

692

10,470

598
6,956

272
3,5U

758

752

317

964,906

752

537

27,938,146

17,615,198

46

706

329

278

9,102,182

5,795,476

736

512

2,821,020

1,881,148

663

8,934,136

173,315

310,759

134

36,630

315,365

46,272

392
496
290
239

461
198

9

38

9

9
13
13
11
22

478
779
308
242
707
444
450
649

93

60

100
65
72
62

33

116
192

509
2,268

478

466

192

290

352

1,512

262
666

173
846

539

478

183

119,516

458

362

2,132,473

1,558,994

156

302

209

209

1,090,972

819,024

501

360

402,623

294,598

411

1,001,090

17,928

40,566

83

5,747

42,682

6,006

339

429

371

203

421

198

5

7

7

331
485
229
230
418
325
396
507

185
115

166
145
l54
100

28
111
113

440
1,202

393

334

130
151
260
667

181
311

119
356

459

397

195

113,357

380

357

848,913

713,287

258

i;

205

196

467,863

334,615

407

362

167,228

1A3,108

391
552,393

11,063

30,412

80

5,455
34,082

9,065

^Excludes fanns reporting commercial fertilizer and 11mp.

FLORIDA

FARM EXPENDITURES, BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-Continued

175

a sample of farms. See text^

Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)

SPECIFIED FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT

Telephone farms reporting 195'i .

Electricity farms reporting 195^.

1950.

Television set farms reporting 195^.

Piped running water farms reporting 195-4.

Home freezer farms reporting 1954 .

Electric pig brooder farms reporting 1954.

Power feed grinder farms reporting 1954 .

Minting machine farms reporting 1954 .

Grain combines farms reporting 1954.

number 1954.

Corn pickers farms reporting 1954 .

number 1954.

Pick-up hay balers farms reporting 1954 .

number 1954.

Field forage harvesters farms reporting 1954.

number 1954.

Motortrucks farms reporting 1954 .

number 1954.

Tractors, other than garden farms reporting 1954.

1950.

number 1954.

1950.

Automobiles farms reporting 1954.

number 1954.

OFF-FAiiM WORK AND OTHER INCCME

Fara operators—

With other income of family exceeding value

of farm products sold operators reporting 1954.

1949.
Working off their farms,

total operators reporting 1954.

1949.

100 or more days operators reporting 1954 .

1949.

FARMS BY CLASS OF WORK POWER

No tractor, horses, or mules farms reporting 1954.

No tractor but horses and/or

mules farms reporting 1954.

Tractor and horses and/or mules .... farms reporting 1954.

Tractor and no horses or mules farms reporting 1954.

FARM LABOR

Week of September 26-October 2:

Family and/or hired workers farms reporting 1954.

persons 1954.
Family workers, including

opera tor farms reporting 1954 .

Operators working 1 or more

hours persons 1954 .

Unpaid members of operator's

family farms reporting 1954.

persons 1954.

Hired workers farms reporting 1954 .

persons 1954.
Regular workers (to be employed 150

or more days) farms reporting 1954.

persons 1954.
Seasonal workers (to be employed less

than 150 days ) farms reporting 1954 .

persons 1954.

SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES

Specified farm expenditures^ farms reporting 1954.

Machine hire and/or hired

labor farms reporting 1954 .

Machine hire farms reporting 1954.

dollars 1954.

Hired labor farms reporting 1954 .

1949.

dollars 1954.

1949.

$1 to $2,499 farms reporting 1954.

$2,500 and over farms reporting 1954.

Feed for livestock and poultry .. farms reporting 1954.

1949.

dollars 1954.
1949.
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel

and oil farms reporting 1954 .

1949.

dollars 1954.
1949.
Coitnnerclal fertilizer and fertilizing

material farms reporting 1954.

dollars 1954.

tons 1954.

acres on which used 1954.

Lime and liming material farms reporting 1954.

tone 1954.

dollars 1954.

acres limed 1954.

Areas 6 and C — Continued

Economic class — Continued

Conmercial farms — Continued

348
482
295
197
440
167
5

333
457
280
125
387
Ul
417
620

258
111

283
172
229
110

52
136

144

494
1,043

427

415

150
214
226
419

125
170

123
249

562

473

258

123,354

447

251

555,916

255,907

379

68

209

187

341,845

204,423

431

272

165,176

64,061

453

334,550
6,228
17,408
104
1,943
17,906
3,600

313

505

454

203

460

221

16

11

10

5
5

341
422
262
211
369
288
406
490

294
259

245
287
201
222

47
105
157

466
848

164
219
148
230

81

105

90
125

532

384

177

49,742

318

313

238,978

339,442

297

21

290

295

222,839

U0,283

413

325

111,999

79,533

424

243,285

4,528

14,159

55

1,201

7,858

1,815

78
173
281

48
163

64

134
]/i4
102
121
110
U2
115
135

IBl
311

31
51

196

108

38

8,235

93

156

66,180

112,985

87

6

121

191

46,037

69,098

140

205

35,202

36,500

163

41,032

862

2,969

22

697

9,832

1,005

Other farms

438
471
279
U9
334
164
619
724

758
642

eiA
552
573
475

85
116
163

717
1,136

682

667

211
271
Ul
198

25
35

121
163

824

439

276

63,935

329

207

139,090

103,220

319

10

463

402
128,659
150,460

490

292

76,260

40,000

532

95,590

1,852

7,035

65

715

6,025

770

Residential

494

821

781

1,343

555

1,003

305

546

710

1,218

318

437

...

5

5
5
5
5
5
5

466

517
209
160

276

187

1,113

1,398

1,189
900

898

841
807
750

U7
55
154

1,056
1,583

275
395
159
200

56

81

103
119

1,343

611

401

86,825

351

310

284,740

185,829

330

21

643

644

144,110

162,732

619

394

97,055

49,585

757
267,055
5,150
5,984
80
1,685
11,500
4,250

72
12

8
55
23

7

1
2
10

18
33

13
13

7
20

7
20

18

8

2

6,401

7

8

60,500

113,200

17

2

34,900

1,450

7

9

5,900

12,860

17

17,620

342

1,483

5

5

50

10

176

STATISTICS FOR STATE ECONOMIC AREAS

Economic Area Table 3.-LIVEST0CK ON HAND, LIVESTOCK SOLD. AND SPECIFIED

[Data are based on reporta for only

Item

The Stat

e

Economic class

(For definitiona and explanations, see text)

Total
all
farms

Comnercial faims

Total

Class I

Class II

Class III

Class H

Class V

Class VI

Livestock OB band: ^

1

Horses aul mules farms reporting 1954...

18,174

11,558

1,180

1,157

1,763

2,559

3,041

1,353

2

1950. . .

27,116

15,653

1,016

1,050

1,416

2,560

4,892

4,719

3

number 1954...

34,954

26,164

6,363

3,156

3,798

4,972

5,072

2,303

1,

1950...

50,725

34,301

6,252

3,880

3,619

5,034

8,512

6,954

5

All cattle and calves -farms reporting 1954...

30,400

16,507

1,385

1,652

2,943

4 046

4,256
5,035

2,225
4,162

6

1950...

30,041

16,243

1,019

1,295

1,670

3*012

7

number 1954...

1,654,782

1,509,908

729,629

260,451

207,110

152,077

120,143

40,493

8

1950...

1,132,519

1,043,791

550,312

191,816

100,371

86,050

79,122

35,620

9

Cows, including heifers that

have calved ................ .farms reporting 1954 . . .

28,069

15 727

1 341

1 588

2,821
1,618

3,346
2,843

4,006
4,347

2,125
3,935

10

1950...

28,103

15*478

'980

1,255

U

number 1954 . . .

913,908

843,884

413,769

147,033

113,463

83,069

65,941

20,604

12

1950...

614,447

569,513

297,988

107,973

57,034

46,624

41 , 372

13,522

13

MlUr cows ■••••.••.•..•>■• - f HTTna reportlnji 195A • . .

17 202

9,257
11,772

695
649

829
846

1,703
1,090

2,157
2,174

2,444
3,858

1,429

3,155

U

1950...

21^839

IS

number 1954 .. .

160,660

146,230

108,720

13,878

8,979

6,097

5,687

2,369

16

1950...

131,259

112,654

69,176

13,575

6,357

6,803

9,803

6,435

17

All hogs and pigs farms reporting 1954...

19,411

11,225

339

722

1,915

2,958

3,374

1,917

IS

1950...

26,297

13,733

357

631

1,125

2,522

4,617

4,431

19

number 1954...

426,238

350,903

21,449

50,161

89,840

94,557

65,810

29,036

20

455,725

337,262

26,281

29,062

44,462

76,307

98,641

62,009

21

Chickens 4 months old and over.. farms reporting 1954...

27,982

14,247

475

1,104

2,325

3,736

4,056

2,551

22

1950...

38,691

18,999

596

1,135

1,880

3,651

6,123

5,614

23

number 1954...

3,486,940

2,996,393

748,925

665,536

585,385

553,247

307,455

135,850

21,

1950...
Livestock and livestock products sold:

2,349,778

1,733,795

300,803

291,497

309,301

333,139

286,906

212,149

25

Cattle and calves sold alive farms reporting 1954...

16,324

11,357

1,279

1,409

2,339

2,636

2,513

1,181

26

1949...

16,097

10,768

889

1,055

1,292

2,067

3,272

2,193

27

number 1954...

660,740

623,659

320,820

110,348

81,808

56,966

42,912

10,305

28

1949...

363,176

345,382

187,653

66,447

32,400

26, 336

23,380

8,666

29

dollars 1954...

35,540,840

33,946,871

19,798,742

5,513,427

3,755,176

2,630,360

1,833,293

415,873

30

1949...

28,380,715

27,329,658

16,433,825

4,749,404

2,300,699

1,766,786

1,448,823

630,121

31

Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting 1954...

13,569

9,542

254

676

1,758

2,709

2,704

1,441

32

1949 . . .

18,770

11,839

276

520

996

2,364

4,268

3,415

33

number 1954 . . .

338,496

292,155

24,868

48,918

81,319

72,823

46,142

13,030

3*

1949...

384,254

308,910

30,696

37,980

47,239

69,747

82,151

41,097

35

9,269,224

8,266,196

916,959

1,429,750

2,432,364

1,966,221

1,133,901

387,001

36

1949...

8,286,404

6,958,930

856,796

931,387

1,119,657

1,626,243

1,691,836

733,011

37

Chickens sold farms reporting 1954 . . .

4,334

3,086

222

421

730

796

636

231

38

1949...

9,163

5,118

177

345

610

1,125

1,593

1,263

39

dollars 1954...

5,955,641

5,852,849

3,091,321

1,387,488

794,857

367,399

170,707

41,077

40

1949 . . .

5,881,294

5,583,791

2,062,220

1,499,545

1,017,521

522,300

374,085

108,120

41

Chicken eggs sold f aims reporting 1954 . . .

7,461

4,522

182

472

910

1,138

1,133
2,299

637

2,075

42

13,382

7,498

204

486

336

1^548

43

dozens 1954...

28,598,997

27,316,512

8,276,883

7,692,848

5,635,152

3,873,973

1,472,479

315,177

44

1949...

15,196,654

13,955,321

3,566,886

3,119,332

3,294,462

2,227,768

1,251,598

485,275

45

dollars 1954...

11,500,856

10,956,766

3,378,573

3,131,224

2,248,530

1,476,669

596,084

125,636

46

1949...

7,678,678

7,082,653

1,804,085

1,646,660

1,663,625

1,128,732

617,561

221,990

47

Milk sold^ gallons 1954...

74,987,408

74,572,819

65,190,989

6,403,995

2,285,665

493,010

178,526

20,634

4S

dollars 1954...

43,073,473

42,834,934

38,077,019

3,325,623

1,127,148

226,082

70,622

8,435

49

1949...
Specified crops harvested:

35,389,946

35,089,601

29,900,084

3,851,052

832,834

290,140

192,896

22,595

50

17,464
22,363

11,428
13,112

330
265

757
528

1,852
956

3,049
2,412

3,378
4,479

2,062
4,472

51

1949...

52

acres 1954...

535,282

472,411

43,693

58,695

111,451

129,001

90,030

39,541

53

1949...

531,725

420,887

32,476

33,039

47,892

96,817

124,866

85,797

54

Com harvested for grain farms reporting 1954...

14,367

9,603

288

632

1,575

2,543

2,317

1,748

55

1949...

19,461

11,576

225

476

801

2,085

3,966

4,022

56

acres 1954...

314,338

271,966

32,560

34,583

57,238

66,019

54,565

26,951

57

1949...

319,820

241,943

23,974

13,470

20,926

46,612

72,529

59,432

58

bushels harvested 1954...

5,317,532

4,762,496

876,982

695,268

1,003,283

1,058,014

811,319

317,630

59

60

1949. . .

3,887,434

3,078,295

498,396

237,006

301,298

586,344

792,726

612,525

bushels sold 1954...

1,196,741

1,128,826

227,954

211,596

224,622

240,635

179,449

44,570

61

1949...

407,712

368,479

86,920

48,000

44,332

68,540

79,392

41,295

62

Peanuts harvested for picking or

threshing. ••••••............ . faTTri; T.*iry^^t intr 1 Q*iA

4,379
5,149

3,738
4,057

51
45

205
125

625
239

1,079
911

1,157
1,472

621
1,265

63

1949...

64

acres grown alone 1954...

51,949

49,854

5,140

6,632

11,508

13,321

9,855

3,398

65

1949...

61,701

56,601

5,014

6,028

6,657

16,318

14,034

8,550

66

acres grown with other crops 1954. . .

290

255

40

10

205

67
68

1949. . .

325

275

110

10

65

90

pounds harvested 1954...

38,317,599

37,296,174

4,428,484

5,994,846

9,561,300

9,324,799

6,332,305

1,654,440

69

1949...

48,230,643

45,380,363

4,431,327

5,305,317

5,758,989

13,660,740

10,772,805

5,401,185

70

Vegetables harvested for sale. ..farms reporting 1954...

10,285

8,140

775

843

1,479

2,090

1,966

937

71

1949...

10,971

8,465

633

653

1,059

1,379

2,619

1,622

72

dollars 1954...

77,684,689

76,989,230

63,178,996

5,754,238

3,583,113

2,829,258

1,326,430

317,145

73

1949. . .

62,240,345

61,528,545

45,855,243

5,465,319

4,004,598

3,289,764

2,246,566

666, 550

74

Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit

orchards, groves, vineyards, and planted nut

trees ................ Paymo Ttanr\y^ .tut 1 Q"./ 3

23,534
34, 865

14,554
18,796

1,752
1,352

2,623
1,726

2,985
2,478

3,337
3,909

2,914
5,398

938
3,933

75

"^^'-'^••■••••■•••••••••.•. •-.... I arms reporting iy34 ...

1950...

76

acres 1954^..

635,241

583,362

336,939

103,045

65,742

44,173

27,439

6,019

77
78

1950*..
Hay cut nrros lQ5i

480,294

59,390
19,603

441,630

55,871
16,608

264,442

28,569
3,876

60,691

8,984
3,137

48,484

7,974
2,551

35,901

5,143
1,726

23,274

4,331
1,808

8,833

320
3,460

79

.".J ."-"■•••••.•••.••••...•...........,... acres j.v5h ...

1949...

80

tons 1954...

80,544

75,995

46,462

10,300

7,713

5,393

4,688

939

'For comparability of data on livestock and poultry, see text and State Table 12. ^Includes milk equivalent of cream and butterfat sold. 'For 1954, does not include data
for farms irith less than 20 trees or grapevines. See text. 'For 1950, does not Include acreage for farms reporting less than 1/2 acre. See text.

FLORIDA

CROPS, BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950

177

a sflinple of

farms. See

text]

The State— Continued

Area 1

Economic class — Continued

Total
all
farms

Economic class

Other fama

Conmerc lal farms

Other farms

Part-time

Resi-
dential

Abnormal

Total

Class I

Class II

Class III

Class IV

Class V

Class VI

Part-time

Resi-
dential

Abnormal

2,725

3,878

13

2,440

1,010

12

61

101

218

313

305

467

963

1

4,303

7,139

21

4,451

1,697

10

43

83

196

503

862

962

1,791

1

2

3,901

4,741

148

3,241

1,508

38

93

138

381

484

374

579

1,154

3

6,458

9,613

353

6,078

2,607

44

101

206

317

787

1,152

1,262

2,206

3

4

5,365

8,505

23

5,642

2,092

29

128

270

565

647

453

1,117

2,433

5

4,836

8,935

27

5,546

2,115

11

96

135

382

618

873

1,222

2,208

1

6

94,846

40,367

9,661

81,803

57,940

6,167

10,743

11,391

12,036

11,421

6,182

13,947

9,916

7

44,884

34,732

9,112

43,216

29,143

1,596

4,776

4,193

5,347

7,388

5,843

7,393

6,603

77

8

4,955

7,364

23

5,343

2,018

29

121

264

559

612

433

1,082

2,243

9

4,570

8,029

26

5,279

2,053

11

96

135

377

596

338

1,177

2,048

1

10

47,531

18,049

4,444

41,629

30,426

3,945

5,919

5,688

6,112

5,509

3,253

6,534

4,669

U

22,970

17,080

4,884

23,801

16,190

1,165

2,929

2,329

3,035

3,985

2,747

3,967

3,594

'50

12

2,813

5,120

12

4,136

1,650

25

110

233

448

513

321

731

1,755

13

3,529

6,519

19

4,440

1,791

10

83

122

325

«9

752

997

1,652

14

5,990

7,826

614

15,205

10,759

2,624

2,297

2,238

1,572

1,211

817

1,725

2,721

15

7,348

10,207

1,050

11,474

6,922

611

1,207

308

1,232

1,517

1,547

2,038

2,514

16

3,319

4,852

15

4,103

1,724

12

62

193

478

590

389

900

1,479

17

4,518

8,026

20

5,930

2,195

8

68

105

357

635

972

1,362

2,373

18

44,575

27,837

2,923

68,409

47,411

1,765

3,360

7,243

17,234

11,614

6,190

11,977

9,021

19

63,726

50,792

3,945

88,562

50,625

2,865-

3,141

4,459

11,962

13,634

14,564

21,173

16,764

20

4,748

8,974

13

5,454

1,888

20

82

213

517

623

428

1,087

2,479

21

6,762

12,911

19

6,721

2,282

3

72

134

374

717

982

1,457

2,982

22

252,844

225,311

12,387

228,080

135,684

10,417

24,342

18,694

23,552

46,817

11,362

34,952

57,444

23

281,664

327,643

6,676

193,048

85,550

200

12,655

3,427

13,519

23,007

32,742

43,991

63,507

24

3,426

1,523

18

2,526

1,395

29

103

198

395

337

283

677

454

25

2,J45

2,367

17

2,601

1,346

11

77

103

232

421

502

682

572

1

26

30,746

4,134

2,201

28,318

22,540

2,682

4,582

4,506

4,683

3,907

2,180

4,474

1,304

27

11,943

4,354

1,497

13,326

9,985

705

1,988

1,293

2,368

2,046

1,585

2,358

965

'18

28

1,307,299

155,246

131,424

1,262,982

1,019,504

111,433

239,316

226,464

200,228

170,221

71,842

191,740

51,738

29

736,165

205,497

109,395

836,100

663,185

50,556

140, 588

102,332

164,099

119,200

86,360

123,375

43,840

700

30

2,440

1,572

15

2,802

1,524

11

55

177

456

491

334

737

541

31

3,756

3,155

20

4,444

2,165

8

69

100

382

709

897

1,247

1,032

32

33,208

10,814

2,319

55,819

42,078

3,204

2,486

7,206

14,585

9,846

4,751

9,773

3,968

33

51,150

20,497

3,697

82,699

56,923

4,436

4,028

7,262

12,048

17,069

12,080

18,422

7,354

34

746,295

189,947

66,786

1,484,906

1,204,777

147,447

73,363

214,072

421,372

259,033

39,440

210,642

69,487

35

928,655

299,652

99,167

1,720,046

1,290,254

144,174

101,586

180,439

306,334

354,241

203,430

325,345

104,447

36

656

585

7

721

356

13

44

58

96

110

35

160

205

37

2,023

2,016

6

1,720

760

5

15

67

96

271

306

445

515

38

57,602

24,565

20,625

644,229

625,684

8,164

344,505

205,945

33,965

32,045

1,060

13,270

5,275

39

226,019

66,955

4,529

767,670

706,945

172,740

166,650

241,262

32,615

63,568

25,110

48,210

12,515

40

1,482

1,445

12

1,387

622

14

29

75

192

217

95

350

415

41

2,580

3,298

6

2,133

891

21

59

132

302

377

561

681

42

1,022,200

180,385

79,900

1,013,800

866,260

37,759

275,391

144,690

176,405

218,715

13,300

101,855

45,685

43

898,745

287,138

55,450

628,194

429,604

134,785

7,740

78,635

123,974

34,470

140,370

57,720

44

427,785

80,855

35,450

447,690

381,595

15,124

132,721

63,272

76,419

88,569

5,490

46,405

19,690

45

439,637

129,224

27,164

311,594

224,515

87,744

3,655

40,677

57,360

35,079

62,557

24,522

46

59,159

11,661

343,769

3,404,097

3,381,605

1,655,752

818,513

726,944

144,743

24,550

11,098

15,900

6,592

47

29,690

5,720

203,129

1,757,250

1,744,455

876,938

424,914

357,063

77,225

3,645

4,670

9,665

3,130

48

2Q,070

18,930

252,345

782,149

771,899

129,550

321,990

169,494

108,150

33,615

4,100

8,530

1,720

49

2,576

3,455

5

3,858

1,898

20

98

218

525

629

408

778

1,182

50

3,593

5,645

13

5,108

2,217

2

55

98

402

702

958

1,131

1,710

51

37,705

23,564

1,602

85,431

66,795

1,430

5,012

11,729

23,425

18,412

6,787

10,500

3,136

52

58,831

49,605

2,402

93,884

59,454

480

3,908

4,998

15,480

17,733

16,850

19,250

15,180

53

1,996

2,763

5

3,417

1,719

19

91

209

480

573

347

697

1,001

54

3,012

4,860

13

4,407

1,961

1

49

32

329

622

878

1,011

1,435

55

23,355

17,483

1,534

56,168

42,688

1,216

3,694

7,737

14,629

11,263

4,149

7,467

6,013

56

38,155

37,535

2,187

55,492

32,633

65

2,509

1,916

6,815

9,508

11,820

12,029

10,830

57

303,045

196,015

55,976

1,020,497

839,997

46,940

116,193

177,985

273,519

163,310

57,050

107,105

73,395

56

419,420

352,090

37,629

787,760

523,525

2,500

49,050

37,725

130,700

146,045

157,505

153,895

110,340

59

aj,475

7,440

180,891

163,501

5,800

28,846

38,610

62,855

24,465

2,925

15,330

1,560

60

25,485

8,610

',133

47,655

40,080

4,500

3,050

9,780

15,840

6,910

6,185

1,390

61

383

252

1

975

884

4

52

140

313

285

90

65

26

62

640

445

7

980

845

1

38

62

251

308

135

95

40

63

1,582

507

6

9,946

9,654

312

1,265

2,780

3,167

1,655

475

220

72

64

3,750

1,315

35

11,765

11,265

54

1,500

1,547

4,622

2,537

1,005

440

60

65

35

66

30

20

10

'io

10

67

813,935

203,220

4,270

9,235,859

9,007,574

485,681

1,867,110

2,700,618

2,507,065

1,104,450

342,650

155,835

72,450

68

2,345,585

530,895

23,800

10,634,130

10,259,630

52,000

1,399,495

1,651,260

4,500,260

2,069,580

587,035

346,950

27, 550

69

1,43?

687

23

783

563

22

76

115

260

90

130

90

70

1 , 547

955

622

432

10

30

86

171

135

110

30

71

479,559

67,100

148,800

321,365

233,020

20,495

52,775

58,855

121,210

29,685

31,365

6,930

72

566,580

96,960

48,260

268,631

241,086

75,175

19,225

53,695

67,406

25,585

22,770

4,775

73

1,376

5,591

13

800

340

13

41

67

75

74

70

150

310

74

6,025

9,999

45

4,697

1,664

8

63

111

289

505

688

1,132

1,901

75

19,867

31,962

50

18,827

17,007

7,000

2,935

5,501

573

594

404

610

1,210

76

14,335

22,428

1,901

11,675

9,438

25

4,131

2,954

721

877

730

1,031

1,206

77

2,515

635

369

5,297

4,902

1,888

1,097

834

630

428

25

365

30

78

1,478

1,335

182

1,505

970

60

460

175

75

65

135

410

125

79

80

2,764

705

1,180

5,139

4,471

1,664

818

906

648

410

25

648

20

178

STATISTICS FOR STATE ECONOMIC AREAS

Economic Area Table 3.-LIVEST0CK ON HAND, LIVESTOCK SOLD, AND SPECIFIED|

[Data are based on reporta for only !

Item
(For defiaitiODQ and explanationa, see text)

Areas 2 and A

Total
all
farms

Economic class

Comnerc ial farms

Liveatock on haod:

Horsefi and mules farms reporting

number

All cattle and calves farms reporting

number

Cows, Including heifers that
have calved farms reporting

number

Milk cowa farms reporting

number

1954.
1950.
1954.
1950.
1954.
1950.
1954.
1950.

1954.
1950.
1954.
1950.
1954.
1950.
1954.
1950.

All hogs and pigs farms reporting 1954 .

1950.

number 1954.

1950.

Chickens 4 months old and over.. farms reporting 1954.

1950.

nTimber 1954.

1950.

Liveatock aad livestock prodoeta sold:

Cattle and calves sold alive. .. .farms reporting 1954.

1949.

number 1954.

1949.

dollars 1954.

1949.

Hogs and pigs aold alive.

Chickens sold.

Chicken eggs sold.

Milk sold^.

.farms reporting 1954.

1949.

number 1954.

1949.

dollars 1954.

1949.

.farms reporting 1954.

1949.

dollars 1954.

1949.

.farms reporting 1954.

1949.

dozens 1954.

1949.

dollars 1954.

1949.

gallons 1954 .

dollars 1954.
1949.

Specified cropa barvested;

Com for all purposes..

Com hsrvested for grain farms reporting

acres

bushels harvested
bushels sold

.farms reporting 1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

Peanuts harvested for picking or
threshing farms reporting

seres grovfn alone

acres grown with other crops
pounds harvested

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

Vegetables harvested for sale... farms reporting 1954.

1949.

dollars

Land in hearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and planted nut
trees farms reporting

1954.
1949.

Hay cut acres

tons

1954=.
1950..

1954'.
1950*.

1954..
1949..
1954..

1,294
2,096
2,432
3,610
2,U0
2,412
126,939
88,888

1,947

2,243

77,112

53,614

1,005

1,555

21,979

17,736

1,698

2,413

48,491

52,785

1,928

3,168

470,324

428,969

1,289

1,214

53,692

30,155

2,410,280

1,911,154

1,184

1,572

41,680

43,883

1,093,282

900,827

400

982

1,827,752

1,366,641

636

1,320

4,703,806

4,123,029

1,796,793

2,047,519

13,192,733

7,963,018

5,849,345

1,100
1,537

28,805
28,485

715

1,279

11,098

13,284

170,556

155,475

25,370

9,070

143

133

2,740

2,728

1,869,139
1,347,560

789
794

2,153,516
2,148,799

862
2,676

7,755
8,119

5,318
1,163
7,876

832
1,067
1,807
2,261
1,214
1,161
116,497
80,245

1,161

1,144

72,084

49,263

590

750

21,379

16,026

884

1,041

39,675

37,425

990

1,266

435,174

361,841

945

324

50,558

28,397

2,293,045

1,811,681

742
823
35,932
33,371
971,260
752,698

335

516

1,820,527

1,325,021

406

635

4,628,026

3,982,599

1,763,958

1,975,744

13,192,393

7,962,893

5,809,165

743
815

23,737
23, 3M

544

698

9,658

10,278

146,296

124,415

17,370

8,155

138

103

2,735

2,628

1,866,639
1,314,310

603
578

2,123,091
2,090,944

387
1,049

6,469
6,759

5,108

913

7,475

112
110
363
468
142
130
49,400
39,121

Wl

130

34,457

25,329

102

95

19,480

12,069

45

35

2,103

2,U3

65

92

146,691

152,929

135

128

22,697

14,834

1,035,639

925,361

33

33

2,960

2,323

62,892

56,142

48

50

1,179,107

760,830

37

50

1,851,720

2,100,990

764,735

996,961

12,697,105

7,686,202

5,039,398

25

44

1,500
2,666

23
31

845
1,016

12,620

21,365

870

950

2

4

91

591

106,600
420,625

92
48

1,228,333
903,590

44
92

1,640
4,256

2,950

507

5,070

93
128
273
334
112
162
20,233
15,744

Ul

162

12,474

9,485

49

102

807

2,447

74

124

6,712

4,920

94

160

114,323

69,890

102

112

9,519

5,079

423,688

343,319

66

71

9,006

6,618

235,906

165,740

55

97

338,550

370,697

41

109

1,263,566

915,115

456,362

503,154

425,610

229,500

681,171

61
80

2,722
4,132

39

78

1,200

1,973

15,751

21,790

1,950

6,230

13

3

582

73

439,342
41,600

299,233

641,370

29

103

1,121
328

154

188

130

146

386

318

281

280

205

293

145

163

14,889

16,927

8,421

6,333

205

277

145

157

8,268

9,463

4,683

3,737

120

144

83

U9

392

394

312

486

172

234

126

213

11,485

10,518

6,864

8,341

167

220

144

222

57,422

32,095

52,272

35,666

168

217

105

138

6,604

6,875

3,472

2,425

318,271

306,838

250,348

143,362

153

192

112

171

10,404

7,130

5,861

8,717

328, 189

205,828

150,611

202,990

76

76

61

71

189, 255

84,355

72,275

51,050

78

99

82

95

755,461

599,703

571,054

177, 195

271,755

201,091

275,492

89,503

32,338

37,200

28,179

13,900

49,706

29,355

141

175

108

121

7,848

5,605

3,520

4,561

99

141

88

95

2,538

2,458

1,355

1,938

44,525

37,405

20,135

19,345

6,850

6,200

725

250

53

48

13

43

1,447

355

334

1,255

884,862

259,175

216,875

436,710

160

140

81

97

363,255

155,520

156,753

199,511

94

86

130

201

2,061

570

613

659

318

661

76

125

328

791

180

286

303

515

287

344

11

,133

6

931

262

333

5

,649

3

984

93

2U

183

479

226

286

5

902

7

594

261

342

23

015

37

8U

223

204

3

969

1

863

169

993

105

661

185

230

4

7U

5

632

106

655

117

325

55

137

27

520

56

369

101

154

147

916

135

095

66

240

94

739

140

112

8

735

200

206

4

084

3

413

141

175

1

619

1

769

21

185

20

395

22

30

260

360

176, 660
183,500

68
116

37, 575
120,430

82
302

414
695

254
109

505

^For comparability of data on livestock and poultry, see text and State Table 12. ^Includes milk equivalent of cream and butterfat sold. ■'For 1954, does not include data

for farms with less than 20 trees or grapevines. See text. *Tor 1950, does not Include acreage for faims reporting less than 1/2 acre. See text.

FLORIDA

CROPS, BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM. CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-Continued

179

a sample of

farms. See

text]

Areas 2

and A — Continued

Area 3

Economic class— Continueii

Total
all
farms

Economic claaa

Other farms

Coimercial farms

Other farma

Part-time

Resi-
dential

Abnormal

Total

Class I

Class II

Class III

Class 17

Class V

Class VI

Part-time

Resi-
dential

Abnormal

185

277

7,918

5,583

209

416

834

1,301

1,687

1,086

399

1,432

4

1

i23

605

1

11,962

7,622

181

301

545

1,310

2,600

2,685

1,653

2,680

7

2

307

318

12,685

9,899

1,404

957

1,494

1,918

2,485

1,641

1,139

1,588

59

3

613

735

1

20,552

14,eyi8

1,492

881

1,188

2,521

4,481

4,085

2,409

3,280

215

4

384

532

10,751

7,175

196

532

1,400

1,916

2,062

1,069

1,512

2,060

4

5

435

310

6

11,551

7,377

185

307

586

1,438

2,676

2,185

1,633

2,535

6

6

7,765

2.677

228,858

199,351

43,505

33,088

45,100

33,981

28,299

10,378

18,043

8,045

3,419

7

5,325

2.870

448

126,508

105,662

14,715

17,811

17,535

18,804

23,724

13,023

10,336

7,535

2,925

8

359

427

10,181

6,915

136

519

1,368

1,861

1,952

1,029

1,397

1,865

4

9

389

705

5

11,032

7.078

178

301

586

1,403

2,566

2,044

1,558

2,390

6

10

3,990

1,038

113.983

99,859

20,493

17,893

23,082

17,757

15,329

5,305

8,762

3,960

1,402

11

2,696

1,405

250

66,133

55,519

7,254

10,399

9,518

9,502

12,058

6,788

5,196

3,970

1,448

12

165

250

6,761

4,543

120

335

916

1,109

1,306

757

899

1,315

4

13

260

540

5

8,809

5,677

143

242

404

1,149

2,U1

1,628

1,216

1,910

6

14

220

380

26,682

22,117

6,595

3,254

4,237

3,158

3,to6

1,467

1,975

2,095

495

15

510

950

250

25,288

19,338

2,137

3,022

2,312

3,629

4,956

3,282

2,673

2,745

532

16

307

507

10,495

7,238

131

460

1,313

1,915

2,195

1,224

1,409

1,345

3

17

476

890

6

13,123

8,291

131

281

594

1,548

3,023

2,714

1,806

3,015

11

18

5,723

3,093

258,701

225,160

11,385

31,019

64,067

59,578

42,005

17, 106

20,134

11,440

1,967

19

9,330

5,880

iio

249,250

203,661

9,501

15,339

25,673

50,503

67,698

34,942

23,985

19,030

2,574

20

312

626

11,772

7,248

120

407

1,179

1,956

2,185

1,401

1,571

2,952

1

21

587

1,315

15,032

8,612

146

287

573

1,593

3,107

2,901

2,135

4,270

15

22

19,125

16,025

718,773

593,548

108,692

98,226

145,479

111,863

88,583

40,705

52,190

69, 170

3,365

23

25,543

41,585

514,385

361,973

43,234

41,580

27,620

72,507

105,392

71,640

58,353

39,065

4,994

24

283

61

5,254

4,126

175

473

1,097

1,113

864

404

749

375

4

25

259

125

6

6,104

4,485

139

242

469

938

1,619

1,023

872

741

6

26

2,851

283

79,898

73,043

20,113

14,973

16,423

10,520

8,310

2,704

5,021

910

924

27

1,345

260

153

44,908

40,329

7,915

9,267

6,714

6,324

6,751

3,358

2,824

1,105

650

28

105,595

11,640

4,709,264

4,424,471

1,894,780

869,886

745,944

470,413

343,662

99,786

208,768

30,125

45,900

29

79,320

11,105

9,043

3,427,578

3,155,060

781,800

709,704

460,373

434,735

434,288

334,160

165,917

57,150

49,451

30

271

171

8,117

6,4^5

122

454

1,293

1,837

1,835

904

1,054

615

3

31

403

340

6

10,209

7,411

138

262

579

1,552

2,832

2,048

1,506

1,231

11

32

4,312

1,436

194,138

174,544

10,274

25,626

56,769

44,619

27,360

9,896

13,929

3,930

1.735

33

7,602

2,750

160

195,443

167,884

9,460

17,268

26,114

42,371

50,779

21,892

17,517

7,465

2,577

34

97,577

24,445

5,391,399

4,942,068

359,071

821,972

1,697,022

1,161,428

667,294

235,231

327,246

70,885

51.200

35

109,904

33,905

4,320

4,260,879

3,715,591

266,223

412,236

614,785

965,732

1,040,061

416,499

347,546

119,935

77,307

36

25

40

1,100

839

42

101

229

206

176

85

130

130

1

37

181

285

2,734

1,754

50

53

112

412

686

441

491

485

4

38

5,430

1.795

809,609

795,489

496,964

170,133

58,437

43,840

20,020

6,045

9,500

4,120

500

39

31,295

10,325

289,851

255,157

14,412

80,339

56,904

32,510

53,492

17,500

21,944

8,900

3,850

40

120

110

2,374

1,656

33

134

372

431

416

265

312

405

1

41

220

465

4,536

2,956

64

92

215

617

1,120

848

666

910

4

42

65,995

9,785

4,243,919

4,067,2W

1,031,639

1,061,119

1,155,721

455,575

254,450

53,710

113,620

38,085

25,000

43

94,850

45,580

2,102,486

1,894,401

500,515

409,439

271,871

344,076

266,075

102,425

111,975

56,910

39,200

44

28,220

4,615

1,555,223

1,482,158

403,066

352,907

429,992

174,823

99,615

21,755

47,260

15,805

10,000

45

50,255

21,520

988,063

898,028

247,785

191,263

131,058

158,533

125,273

44,066

48,295

22,825

18,915

46

340

5,578,355

5,272,292

2,870,962

1,231,241

768,685

196,066

145,802

9,536

35,794

1,195

269,074

47

125

2,835,877

2,659,458

1,505,174

653,471

356,311

77,617

62,620

3,765

15,405

260

160,754

48

'70

110

40,000

2,0U,397

1,839,057

670,923

810,985

289,339

104,575

11,770

1,465

1,835

2,105

121,400

49

175

182

11,115

7,973

189

531

1,378

2,142

2,355

1,378

1,327

1,311

4

50

296

425

1

13,689

8,827

164

295

604

1,644

3,167

2,953

1,861

2,990

11

51

4,210

858

395,341

360,176

32,375

49,199

88,437

95,709

64,955

29,501

20,733

13,105

1,322

52

2,855

2,260

6

388,673

321,851

25,596

22,847

36,954

74,912

99,877

61,665

35,256

29,180

2,386

53

85

86

9,358

6,839

181

454

1,206

1,312

1,970

1,216

1,0U

1,501

4

54

220

360

1

12,202

7,905

154

275

518

1,473

2,822

2,653

1,601

2,635

11

55

1,070

370

233,719

208, 827

25,721

28,604

45,304

47,599

40,523

21,071

13,413

10,225

1,254

56

1,335

1,665

6

238,666

189, 254

20,352

12,270

16,741

36,984

58,937

43,970

23,856

23,385

2,171

57

19,840

4,420

3,866,713

3,556,692

704,074

535,914

748,065

727,395

605,629

235,615

161, 110

103,135

40,776

58

13,125

17,855

'so

2,724,370

2,238,141

392,340

183,632

227,108

421,084

594,247

419,730

236,955

211,925

37,349

59

7,875

125

963,977

921,702

207,599

171,300

177,594

170,505

154,559

40, U5

36,520

5,755

60

595

320

296,277

270,499

64,904

17,220

36, 167

55,710

62,233

34,260

1A,345

6,295

5,138

61

5

3,074

2,599

32

135

41A

677

820

521

293

181

1

62

'is

15

3,875

3,023

34

83

147

595

1,104

1,065

515

325

7

63

5

36,484

34,391

3,575

4,681

6,724

9,208

7,820

2,833

1,252

335

6

64

35

65

45,523
245

41,253
245

3,499

4,425

4,623

40

10,269

10,937

7,500
205

3,235

1,000

35

65
66

5

310

265

110

10

55

90

30

15

67

2.500

25,294,971

24,570,681

2,914,453

3,626,344

5,633,370

6,153,404

4,947,695

1,289,915

616,100

103,920

4,270

68

15,250

18,000

35,248,388

32,832,553

3,376,157

3,834,222

3.773,154

8,653,645

8,418,725

4,776,650

1,954,010

438,025

23.800

69

75

111

4,111

3,407

94

286

682

999

876

470

493

210

1

70

140

75

"i

3,627

2,924

74

150

299

738

1,057

606

405

295

3

71

19,800

10.625

2,881,723

2,728,348

764,008

485,311

598,795

506,224

292,155

81,855

105,060

18,315

30,000

72

49,400

7.335

1,120

3,318,643

3,132,808

477,122

455,942

726,263

794,881

513,160

160,440

113,675

25,020

47,140

73

155

3j'.

1,174

758

62

llA

177

181

159

65

134

280

2

74

577

1,05C

10,497

5,959

154

216

402

1,203

2,212

1,772

1,527

3,001

10

75

610

676

27,853

24,876

17,790

2,402

1,669

792

1,898

325

1,643

1,309

25

76

755

635

36,200

32,191

20,305

3,243

1,773

3,546

2,029

1,290

1,135

2,700

124

77

90

120

15,761

14,522

4,903

3,591

3,312

1,472

1,034

210

750

160

329

78

155

95

8,353

7,409

396

729

1,542

737

590

2,915

578

225

141

79

146

255

W,927

13,012

4,459

3,918

2,358

1,381

640

256

540

225

1,150

30

180

STATISTICS FOR STATE ECONOMIC AREAS

Economic Area Table 3.-LIVEST0CK ON HAND, LIVESTOCK SOLD, AND SPECIFIED

[Data are baaed on reporta for only

Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Total
all
faniia

Economic class

Coninercial farms

Class III

Livestock ob band:

Horsen and mules farms reporting 195^ . .

1950..

number 195^ . ,

1950.,

All cattle and calves farms reporting 195^.-

1950.,
number igs-i . ,
1950 . ,
Cows, including heifers that

have calved farms reporting 195i.

1950.

number 1954 . ,

1950 .

Milk cows farms reporting 1954 .

1950.

number 1954 .

1950.

All hogs and pigs farms reporting 1954.

1950.

number 1954.

1950.

Chickens 4 months old and over.. farms reporting 1954.

1950.

number 1954.

1950.

Livestock sod livestock products sold:

Cattle and calves sold alive. .. .farms reporting 1954.

1949.

number 1954.

1949.

dollars 1954.

1949.

Hogs and pigs sold alive.

Chickens sold.

Chicken eggs sold .

reporting 1954 . . .

1949 . . .

number 1954 . . .

1949...

dollars 1954..,

1949..,

.farms reporting 1954..,

1949 . . ,

dollars 1954..,

1949 . . ,

.fairms reporting 1954..,

1949..,

dozens 1954 . .

1949..

dollars 1954..

1949..

gallons 1954..,

dollars 1954..
1949..,

Specified crops harvested;

Com for all purposes...

.farms reporting 1954.
1949.

1954.,
1949.

Corn harvested for grain farms reporting

acres

bushels harvested
bushels sold

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

Peanuts harvested for picking or
threshing farms reporting

acres grown alone

acres grown with other crops
pounds harvested

Vegetables harvested for sale... farms reporting

Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and planted nut
trees farms reporting

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.

Hay cut acres

tons

1954^.
1950. .

1954'.
1950' .

1954..
1949. .
1954..

495

412

1,376

1,390

936

688

118,315

64,114

838

580

65,762

35,731

4O0

464

4,142

3,305

254

291

5,607

3,159

838

1,234

138,938

100,640

513

367

52,346

17,479

2,695,080

1,349,757

87

119

7,379

2,618

156,375

48,927

170

348

130,905

507,235

338

563

1.403,503

675,970

603,649

359,483

2,149,972

1,213,439

924,661

46
58

477
352

26

37

236

252

4,094
3,600

209
262

5,581,816
4,200,194

2,854
2,095

74, 145
59,713

1,526

485

2,733

320

75

237

60

1,092

430

1,105

383

509

80

398

61

112,320

61,202

62,384

40,747

472

79

340

59

62,724

33,911

34,941

22,753

199

21

234

31

3,795

2,033

2,900

1,704

102

15

121

17

4,271

697

2,009

814

415

12

624

50

122,864

1,941

76,090

1,785

372

68

281

52

50,392

31,834

17,118

10,533

2,607,649

1,744,165

1,331,272

833,231

37

7

64

14

6,739

535

2,093

837

141,775

17,600

40,827

17,844

130

3

198

7

128,760

1,425

495,225

236,170

198

5

328

13

1,324,493

23,340

594,325

5,580

563,894

8,255

316,953

3,044

2,149,972

1,360,008

1,213,439

733,969

922,066

769,371

31

12

28

6

417

344

267

67

21

9

17

6

136

164

182

67

3,719

3,334

2,400

900

184

30

182

43

,574,266

5,129,176

,171,624

3,316,4S4

1,696

132

1,254

115

67,467

30,563

54, 503

26,306

1,526

832

425

300

2,733

1,576

25
265

140

108

36

27,342

8,406

107

36

15,258

4,761

33

24

1,154

383

27

24

3,041

303

64

30

36, 527

659

38

10,035

2,721

439,742

201,571

17

8

6,013

689

120,130

15,634

26

5

74,335

32,000

30

11

569,950

197

245,560

111

631,500

340,130

75,095

144,000
105,140

235

140

13,179
7,182

U5

417

34
33

150

366

89

34

8,075

6,616

79

78

4,722

3,861

38

53

353

222

12

16

41

437

63

100

14,175

15,609

43

54

2,657

1,962

129,815

126,705

77

160

645

2,415

16

20

11,650

4,670

26

56

122,200

147,085

53,230

83,725

121,500

75,730

53,500

160
200

114,855
104,965

342
257

10,994
9,672

330

215

49
21
97
60
114
74
8,279
3,755

89

49

4,377

2,158

28

33

152

51

3

23

53

67

118

127

45,615

30,459

63

44

2,993

1,081

170,980

74,905

257
1,900
2,746

55

76

21,875

96,310

66

103

479,855

269,043

201,035

147,333

34,384

12,000

61
40

137,225
100,380

388
279

7,223
6,454

224

125
505

61
75
135
123
100
90
6,137
2,365

100

80

3,522

1,178

74

57

93

457

44

24

419

279

117

184

22,996

18,450

86

75

2,222

670

97,054

38,150

3

26

61

150

1,410

2,138

30

50

19,475

21,535

61

85

126,818

133,275

54,414

63,145

2,080

1,560

17,850

36
40

49,010
41,155

479
293

4,357
3,452

^For comparability of data on livestock and ooultry, see text and State Table 12
data for farms with less than 20 trees or grapevines. See Text. *For 1950, doe:

^Includes milk equiva.lent of crean
not include acreage for farms reporting

1 and butterfat sold. ^For 1954, does not include

less than 1/2 acre. See text.

FLORIDA

CROPS, BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-Continued

181

a sample of

farms. See

text]

Area A — Continued

Areas 5 and B

Econcmic class — Continued

Total
all
farms

Economic claas

Other farms

Coinnercial farms

Other farms

Part-tiine

Resi-
dential

Abnormal

Total

Class I

Class II

Class III

Class IV

Class V

Class VI

Part-time

Resi-
dential

Abnormal

84

91

4,622

2,814

460

350

456

615

648

285

839

913

6

1

55

120

6,805

4,095

405

430

494

808

1,224

734

1,051

1,650

9

2

138

146

10,675

8,165

2,700

1,020

1,182

1,589

1,165

509

1,349

1,155

6

3

115

170

14,007

9,913

2,433

1,597

1,224

1,654

2,023

977

1,663

2,414

17

4

136

241

8,850

4,334

644

613

793

976

903

405

1,788

2,722

6

5

80

210

8,041

4,162

398

531

571

842

1,162

658

1,257

2,610

12

6

5,001

1,494

659,049

604,442

330,664

88,516

76,755

55,496

40,335

12,676

38,478

15,440

689

7

855

875

452,754

421,691

212,192

90,982

42,884

40,909

26,751

7,973

16,482

13,428

1,153

8

171

195

7,903

4,072

623

577

730

904

358

380

1,593

2,227

6

9

80

160

7,416

3,922

380

513

540

760

1,097

632

1,187

2,295

12

10

2,428

610

379,412

353,176

194,381

55,153

43,369

30,025

23,536

6,712

19,297

6,700

239

11

«0

350

259,877

244,837

124,704

54,467

24,320

22,647

14,439

4,260

8,601

5,920

519

12

86

115

4,123

1,873

235

235

344

388

404

217

805

1,440

5

13

70

160

5,594

2,812

250

339

366

493

356

508

363

1,907

7

14

212

135

38,590

34,819

26,703

4,873

1,417

757

706

353

1,606

2,095

70

15

130

275

36,444

31,444

21,286

5,051

1,460

913

1,676

1,053

1,787

2,953

260

16

72

80

2,518

1,121

117

85

205

289

239

136

566

325

6

17

50

120

4,042

1,824

122

149

253

367

535

398

754

1,463

1

18

1,066

270

39,088

29,813

2,968

5,366

6,842

6,935

5,138

2,564

5,285

3,620

370

19

490

660

50,630

35,433

10,084

2,991

6,490

4,724

7,659

3,435

7,713

7,478

1

20

183

240

6,731

3,138

216

355

620

805

720

422

1,363

2,225

21

245

365

10,618

5,309

229

453

767

1,190

1,533

1,137

1,958

3,349

2

22

10,884

.5,190

1,553,489

1,378,749

393,964

263,673

316,564

223,774

106,722

69,052

115,715

59,025

23

13,720

10,830

883,126

682,111

42,434

131,162

192,627

144,999

93,447

77,442

101,297

99,161

557

24

106

35

5,245

3,430

572

503

658

696

711

290

1,264

545

6

25

46

40

4,639

2,982

353

432

422

588

799

383

397

758

2

26

1,879

75

256,630

243,133

135,012

38,055

30,138

21,334

15,645

2,954

U,902

1,430

160

27

256

105

150,050

144,293

78,332

30,688

13,072

11,700

8,485

2,021

4,001

1,636

115

28

84,881

2,550

13,158,308

12,563,701

7,707,715

1,703,354

1,390,707

978,988

659,227

123,710

530,922

53,360

10,325

29

1A,185

4,300

11,083,325

10,729,299

6,223,439

2,173,960

925,622

747,867

549,765

108,646

265,006

74,120

14,900

30

25

25

1,265

721

71

67

122

209

174

78

343

195

6

31

25

30

2,194

1,233

64

95

184

234

430

226

523

437

1

32

510

UO

32,610

26,446

2,530

5,166

6,790

6,314

3,975

1,671

4,479

1,265

420

33

285

240

50,362

41,360

13,118

4,634

7,315

6,020

7,643

2,580

6,474

2,518

10

34

12,400

2,200

861,706

731,911

73,410

164,304

191,444

173,748

94,465

29,040

96,090

21,405

12,300

35

5,275

2,825

1,151,763

994,023

360,079

123,001

162,600

U3,6U

156,320

48,410

121,595

36,055

90

36

15

25

1,586

1,165

103

125

300

302

219

116

271

150

37

95

55

2,858

1,585

46

103

309

418

383

321

701

571

1

38

300

1,845

1,949,384

1,919,872

1,283,181

176,530

224,351

139,869

61,334

29,057

23,977

5,535

39

8,285

3,725

2,068,804

1,947,265

569,912

363,348

564,405

284,678

126,747

37,675

98,090

22,795

654

40

95

45

2,242

1,362

73

166

313

345

283

182

475

405

41

130

105

4,078

2,324

52

196

421

527

555

573

326

927

1

42

73,635

5,375

13,468,803

12,828,728

4,390,935

2,821,499

3,075,852

1,717,825

605,325

217,292

577,965

62,110

43

67,265

U,380

6,144,574

5,647,446

438,661

1,279,644

2,092,137

1,141,249

496,055

199,650

399,990

90,938

6,200

44

37,015

2,740

5,381,505

5,131,310

1,775,304

1,U8,423

1,231,050

661,326

229,481

85,726

221,445

28,750

45

35,520

7,010

3,073,076

2,827,960

241,390

625,053

1,050,360

572,119

245,438

93,603

198,830

43,062

3,224

46

20,738,692

20,683,418

17,497,589

2,578,358

522,105

80,112

5,254

7,465

2,134

45,625

47

11,789,817

11,756,627

10,156,593

1,314,008

243,136

40,340

2,500

4,620

1,195

27,375

48

2,235

360

10,797,760

10,676,835

8,901,244

1,560,265

150,425

32,560

23,031

9,310

16,150

13,830

90,945

49

15

1,262

721

66

51

97

196

186

125

271

270

50

5

25

1,882

1,162

26

71

132

234

404

295

240

480

51

60

20,246

16,614

4,789

1,124

2,674

4,209

2,563

1,255

2,182

1,450

52

5

'so

16,140

11,930

1,012

382

2,239

1,769

3,838

2,190

1,375

2,835

53

5

778

428

40

34

49

105

126

74

185

165

54

20

1,464

949

21

57

lOG

174

347

250

170

345

55

50

8,625

6,425

1,589

555

1,101

1,323

1,144

713

1,340

860

56

70

8,601

6,241

454

534

743

785

2,315

1,410

345

1,515

57

375

144,698

120,443

34,725

12,610

28,043

19,545

15,960

9,555

U,490

9,765

58

1,200

109, U9

88,649

9,991

8,034

11,965

12,265

32,039

14,355

11,195

9,295

59

11,553

U,303

7,485

2,250

63

1,075

425

250

60

4,270

3,055

66

1,200

350

1,314

125

610

605

61

187

117

13

5

18

41

30

10

30

40

62

161

81

6

1

12

22

30

10

15

65

63

2,779

2,574

1,162

104

557

591

120

40

UO

95

64

1,685

1,455

870

30

153

172

200

30

40

190

65

45

10

10

35

66

67

1,917,630

1,851,230

921,750

62,050

336,950

405,155

103,500

21,875

42,000

24,350

68

1,050,565

973,870

632,545

30,000

117,700

70,125

96,000

27,500

29,375

47,320

69

20

5

3,309

2,461

172

274

431

644

634

306

627

216

5

70

50

30

4,284

3,152

157

202

395

783

1,029

586

712

420

71

",250

3O0

16,381,<>i0

16,075,241

9,378,065

2,439,629

1,852,083

1,541,934

711,205

152,325

275,909

23,890

6,000

72

23,635

4,935

18,124,532

17,783,642

11,049,216

1,762,302

1,717,382

1,754,792

1,188,435

311,015

291,805

49,035

73

516

642

15,385

10,277

1,351

2,026

2,130

2,358

1,853

559

2,068

3,035

5

74

391

450

12,709

7,747

856

1,060

1,377

1,761

1,789

904

2,031

2,912

19

75

3,514

3,164

464,583

430,951

261,744

77,739

41,695

30,449

16,872

2,452

11,296

22,331

5

76

2,578

2,632

331, (.82

312,364

201,310

41,257

28,755

22,246

13,978

4,318

7,094

12,025

199

77

21,942

20,502

10,727

2,691

2,494

l,9r7

2,085

528

1,260

180

78

■ ' ".

10

6,634

5,543

1,648

1,273

744

6U

944

320

285

765

41

79

29,841

28,371

16,905

3,442

2,931

1,791

2,694

603

1,375

95

80

182

STATISTICS FOR STATE ECONOMIC AREAS

Economic Area Table 3.-LIVEST0CK ON HAND, LIVESTOCK SOLD, AND SPECIFIED

[Data are based on reports for only

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Areas 6 and C

Total

all
farms

Economic

class

Coimiercia

1 farms

Total

Class I

Clasa II

Class III

Livestock od hand)^

i

Horses and mules farms reporting 1954 . . .

1,405

999

312

149

139

2

1950...

1,390

935

250

123

131

3

number 1954 . . .

4,545

3,693

1,423

548

448

4

1950...

5,088

3,767

1,427

827

354

5

All cattle and calves farms reporting 1954...

2,091

1,183

294

159

186

6

1950 .. .

1,803

1,030

234

163

149

7

number 1954 . . .

439,318

419,358

238,691

74,974

50,900

8

1950 . . .

357,039

344,666

241,941

54,097

21,172

9

Cows, Including heifers that

have calved farms reporting 1954...

1,857

1,089

283

153

175

10

1950...

1,553

941

222

147

134

11

number 1954...

236,010

225,615

126,582

40,336

28,339

12

1950...

175,291

168,763

116,783

25,932

12,323

13

Milk cows farms reporting 1954 . . .

777

402

U2

67

52

U

1950 . . .

977

508

120

56

62

15

number 1954...

54,062

53,361

51,280

1,493

342

16

1950. . .

37,012

36,024

31,369

1,465

1,743

17

All hogs and pigs farms reporting 1954 . . .

343

156

19

14

20

18

1950...

498

261

44

35

31

19

number 1954 . . .

5,942

4,573

2,531

663

157

20

1950...

11,339

8,109

874

2,368

489

21

1,259

568

42

102

78

22

1950...

1,918

906

76

133

162

23

number 1954...

377,336

330,379

82,220

128,445

33,051

24

1950 . . .
Livestock aad livestock products sold:

229,610

166,230

60,221

35,551

17,746

25

Cattle and calves sold alive farms reporting 1954...

1,497

1,089

300

140

170

26

1949 . . .

1,172

850

206

154

139

27

number 1954 . . .

189,856

183,988

108,432

33 , 184

21,480

28

1949...

107,258

105,255

75,284

16,704

5,887

29

dollars 1954 . . .

11,304,926

11,038,501

7,305,010

1,832,441

943,975

30

1949 . . .

9,772,801

9,639,161

7,569,438

1,180,262

434,769

31

Hogs and Digs sold alive farms reporting 1954...

114

73

10

17

6

32

1949...

232

W3

U

15

i2

33

number 1954...

6,870

6,416

5,365

621

73

34

1949...

9,249

7,279

522

4,693

527

35

dollars 1954 . . .

281,556

274,405

251,539

13,525

992

36

1949...

203,962

165,537

12,329

11J,U0

8,757

37

Chickens sold farms reporting 1954 . . .

357

261

13

70

51

38

1949...

521

305

19

67

41

39

dollars 1954...

593,762

562,517

117,480

283,335

105,219

40

1949 . . .

881,093

854,178

258,156

436,011

78,005

41

Chicken eggs sold farms reporting 1954 . . .

484

278

15

72

46

42

1949...

752

364

25

57

53

43

3,765,166

3,601,791

891,490

1,701,323

431,228

44

1949...

1,522,401

1,406,946

521,140

380,152

204,525

45

dollars 1954...

1,715,996

1,633,851

412,089

795,251

199,231

46

1949...

898,943

839,453

314,905

239,335

119,335

47

Milk sold^ gallons 1954 . . .

29,923,559

29,893,139

29,109,573

668,773

114,093

48

dollars 1954 . . .

17,5U,072

17,498,062

17,068,143

363,605

66,129

49

1949...
Specified crops harvested:

15,021,634

15,020,579

14,389,598

401,546

120,370

50

Com for all purposes farms reporting 1954...

83

62

18

15

12

51

1949...

89

63

23

12

12

52

acres 1954...

4,982

4,672

3,255

630

755

53

1949...

4,191

4,021

2,655

1,105

151

54

Com harvested for grain farms reporting 1954...

73

52

16

14

6

55

1949...

72

46

12

12

12

56

acres 1954...

4,492

4,132

3,025

530

600

57

1949...

3,525

3,355

2,020

1,094

151

58

bushels harvested 1954...

110,974

95,349

75,289

14,800

4,500

59

1949 . . .

107,090

101,165

71,300

23,250

4,165

60

bushels sold 1954...

14,950

14,950

6,200

7,250

1,500

61

1949...

50,440

46,690

21,000

20,050

3,190

62

Peanuts harvested for picking or
threshiiig farms reporting 1954...

63

1949...

64

acres grown alone 1954...

...

...

65

1949...

...

66

acres grovm with other crops 1954...

...

67

1949. . .

...

68

pounds harvested 1954. . .

69

1949...

...

70

Vegetables harvested for sale... farms reporting 1954...

1,084

922

387

173

104

71

1949...

1,382

1,197

311

188

222

72

dollars 1954...

50,365,229

50,205,264

46,679,409

2,365,620

596,350

73

1949. . .

34,179,546

34,108,441

29,608,836

2,425,390

1,280,010

74

Land in bearing and nonbearing fmit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and planted nut

trees. ................ .... farms reoortlnF 1954 -^

2 459

1 096

150

183

175

75

".^^.'. ....................... ..lai iu£f i c ^Ml i.^l,g -. ^ j^ . .

1950...

2il91

1^123

127

144

201

76

acres 19543..

42,078

36,592

18,197

5,669

3,822

77

1950' . .

32,905

26,375

11,740

4,550

4,712

78

Hay cut.. acres 1954 . . .

9,546
1,463

9,311

1,348

7,269
465

600
719

686

14

79

1949...

80

tons 1954...

20,128

19,933

16,788

1,466

975

^For ccanparability of data on livestock and pailtry, see text and State Table 12. ^Includes milk equivalent of cream and butterfat sold. ^For 195*;, does not include
date for farms with less than 20 trees or grapevines. See text. *For 1950, does not Include acreage for farms reporting less than 1/2 acre. See text.

FLORIDA

183

CROPS, BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950^Continued

a sample of farms. See text]

Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Areas 6 and C — Continued

Economic class— Continued

Commercial farms — Continued

Other farma

Residential

Lireatock on banli ^

Horses and mules farms reporting 195^. .

1950 . ,

number 1954 . .

1950.,

All cattle and calves farms reporting 1954.

1950.
number 1954 .
1950..
Cows, Including heifers that

have calved farms reporting 1954 .

1950 .

number 1954 .

1950.

Mili cows farms reporting 1954.

1950.

number 1954.

1950.

All hogs and pigs farms reporting 1954.

1950.

number 1954.

1950.

Chickens 4. months old and over.. farms reporting 1954.

1950.

number 1954.

1950.

Liveatock and livestock products sold:

Cattle and calves sold alive. .. .farms reporting 1954.

1949.

number 1954 .

1949.

dollars 1954.

1949.

Hogs and pigs sold alive.

Chickens sold.

Chicken eggs sold.

Milk sold^.

.farms reporting 1954.

1949.

number 1954 .

1949.

dollars 1954.

1949.

.farms reporting 1954.

1949.

dollars 1954.

1949.

.farms reporting 1954.

1949.

dozens 1954.

1949.

dollars 1954.

1949.

gallons 1954.

dollars 1954.
1949.

Specified crops harvested;

Com for all purposes..

.farms reporting 1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.

Corn harvested for grain. .. .farms reporting

acres

bushels harvested
bushels sold

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

Pesnuts harvested for picking or
threshing farms reporting

1954.
1949.

acres grown alone 1954.
1949.

acres grown with other crops
potinds harvested

Vegetables harvested for sale... farms reporting

1954.
1949.
1954.

1949.

1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.

Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and planted nut
trees farms reporting

Hay cut acres

tons

1954^
1950..

1954^.
1950' .

1954..
1949 . .
1954..

188

79

669

252

182

113

25,358

10,852

156

97

U,335

5,545

40

55

64

492

39

U

239

705

120

140

66,348

35,989

152

77

10,561

2,938

502,913

196,818

13

13

85

334

1,945

4,778

61
52

43,495

25,137

55

74

444,600

217,570

161,975

120,512

10
90

2,450
2,450

Ul
U5

429,500
386,005

249

176

4,571
2,275

179

50
277

152
204
495
583
257
195
22,818
11,963

222

175

12,396

5,728

49

121

83

723

30

64

732

1,777

150

240

14,322

8,799

242

154

8,859

3,565

393,136

201,759

16

41

186

878

4,994

21,751

46

71

9,813

47,374

55

83

119,255

57,124

57,765

31,606

700

185

92,895

92

206

115,275
310,980

267
292

3,304
2,243

577

. 100

427

59
US
110
324
105
176
6,617
4,641

100
166
3,127
2,452
52
94
99
232

34

73

251

1,896

76

155

5,993

7,924

85

120

1,472

877
61,026

56,115

11

43

86

325

1,410
4,782

20

55

3,175

9,495

35

72

13,895

26,435

7,540

13,760

35
135

19,110
97,220

72
183

1,029
855

201
159
389
396
378
209
11,612
4,443

348
179
6,520
2,070
127
118
252
210

65
70
390

1,030

227

380

19,978

38,760

347

189

4,619

1,159

185,393

83,362

10

52

205

850

2,340

18,990

55

110

5,125

18,195

130

177

89,130

83,795

47,440

44,180

10
10

15
90

10
10
15
90

125
4,250

90
130

40,175
65,295

353
367

2,194
1,692

202
293
380
808
517
562
2,795
3,421

407
431
1,072
1,841
245
350
400
770

116
165
393
980
452
630
18,457
23,495

53
131
132
283
5,833
14,982

25

35

85

170

1,525

2,485

35

105

5,995

8,695

65

210

19,345

21,610

9,255

10,285

1,350

1,010

805

10
15

15

70

10
15
15
70

300
1,475

6,990
5,810

1,004
685

3,272
3,260

U5
115

110

3

3

83

117

13

2

5,553

4,509

13

2

2,803

2,617

3

1

49

8

6
2

586

1,220

12

2

8,522

1,125

8
2

1,117

561

75,199

35,296

6

2

164

950

3,286

16,950

6

1

20,125

25

11

1

54,900

10,050

25,450

5,025

29,070

15,000

1
1

280
10

1

1

280

10

15,200
200

17
112,800

6
16

20
1,578

40
'36

184

STATISTICS FOR STATE ECO^NOMIC AREAS

Economic Area Table 4.-FARMS, ACREAGE, VALUE, AND USE OF COMMERCIAL

[Data are based on reports for only

(For definiticDB and explsnationa, see text)

Total
all
farms

Type of farm

Cash-grain

Other
field-crop

Vegetable

Fruit-
and-nut

Dairy-

Poultry

LiTeatock

other

than

dairy and

poultry

FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE

Farms number 1954. .

1950. .

Land in fanns acres 195'V..

1950. .

Average size of farm acres 1954..

1950. .
Valne of laod and buildings:

Average per farm dollars 1954..

1950..

Average per acre dollars 1954..

1950..
Proportion of farms reporting value percent 1954..

Laod io faras aceordiog to use:

Cropland harvested farms reporting 1954..

1949..

acres 1954..

1949..

1 to 9 acres farms reporting 1954..

10 to 19 acres farms reporting 1954..

20 to 29 acres farms reporting 1954..

30 to 49 acres farms reporting 1954..

50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1954..

100 t<5 199 acres farms reporting 1954..

200 to 499 acres farms reporting 1954..

500 acres and over farms reporting 1954..

Cropland used only for pasture. .farms reporting 1954.-

1949..
acres 1954..
1949..
Cropland not harvested and not

pastured farms reporting 1954..

1949..
acres 1954..
1949. .
Cropland used only for crops not harvested

and not pastured... farms reporting 1954..

acres 1954..

Cropland lying idle farms reporting 1954..

acres 1954..

Woodland pastured farms reporting 1954..

acres 1954.,

Woodland not pastured farms reporting 1954.,

acres 1954.,
Other pasture (not cropland and

not woodland) farms reporting 1954.,

acres 1954..

Improved (see text) farms reporting 1954.,

acres 1954.,
Other land {house lots, roads,

wasteland, etc.) farms reporting 1954.,

acres 1954.,

Cropland, total farms reporting 1954.,

1949.,

acres 1954.,

1949.,

Land pastured, total farms reporting 1954.

1949.

acres 1954.

1949.,

Woodland, total farms reporting 1954.

1949.,

acres 1954.

1949.

Irrigated land in farms farms reporting 1954.

1949.

acres 1954.

1949.

Cover crops turned under and land planted

to another crop farms reporting 1954.

acres 1954.

USE OF COMMERCLAL FERTILIZER

Cropa oo vbicfa conuercial fertilizer «as uaed, 19S4:

Hay and cropland pastured farms reporting.,

tons. .
acres on which used..

Other pasture farms reporting.,

tons. ,
acres on which used..

Com farms reporting.

tons,
acres on which used.

Cotton farms reporting.

tons.
acres on which used .

Fruits, vegetables, potatoes, etc.... farms reporting.

tons,
acres on which used.

Other crops farms reporting.

tons,
acres on which used.

57,490
56,843
18,147,774
16,537,586
315.7
290.9

28,444

15,437

114.58

57.61

84

45 , 100

44,234

1,938,363

1,721,007

17,962

7,973

4,257

5,374

5,342

2,756

1,060

376

13,9£4

16,402

890,374

96.4,788

15,751

18,983

611,109

652,374

2,921

96,211

13,796

514,898

16,757
7,133,038

14,705
1,780,261

13,865

4,777,730

9,330

1,091,621

44,898

1,016,899

50,862

51,127

3,439,846

3,338,169

29,887

28,506

12,801,142

11,605,035

27,734

31,434

8,913,299

9,032,369

5,897

6,099

429,730

375,697

4,566
196,358

3,429

42,750

223,361

5,178

94,864
574,594

12,472

60 , 768

374,253

5,339
10,156
32,931

28,182

771,471

905,081

11,602

76,746

208,737

285

154

90,449

40,540

317.4

263.2

10,589
13,401
72.26
47.19
91

285

154

22,340

7,772

10

25

25

80

85

41

13

6

102

27

4,436

412

32

84

16,498

10,692

16

2,225

26

14,273

101
10,422

158
29,163

63
4,695

46
1,094

194

2,895

285

154

43,274

18,876

159

77

19,553

2,377

204

99

39,585

17,834

5

10

100

30

35
1,538

28

320

1,760

22
186
642

213
1,612

10,118

77

69

302

56

182

503

143

2,019

8,522

1,288

886

137,182

78,530

106.5

88.6

5,693
3,438
55.52
38.17

1,288

836

63,577

38,010

55

131

250

360

400

86

6

392

175

5,763

2,865

243

266

3,679

5,624

73

874

185

2,805

642
31,987

502
22,838

354
5,667

278
3,785

1,1J2

3,671

1,288

886

73,019

46,499

933

436

43,417

15,421

933

521

54,825

28,416

5

5

560

40

50
680

103
314

1,613
77
236

1,171

1,171

5,773

35,123

1,262
3,486
11,575

408

716

2,259

872
2,328
9,445

5,572
5,759
1,354,174
1,199,538
243.0
208.3

14,180
8,121
69.65
41.71
82

5,572

5,759

417,547

371,560

568

635

722

1,065

1,478

851

219

34

2,573

2,551

132,674

113,029

2,528

2,547

133,043

112,402

493

19,504

2,288

113,539

2,607
226,061

2,417
237,669

1,935
97,802

1,344
55,951

4,909

109,378

5,572

5,759

683,264

596,991

4,174

3,737

456,537

356,347

4,239

4,281

463,730

450,794

543

397

42,530

19,337

1,008
55,900

480

3,279

19,859

536

4,589

29,151

3,047
16,575

120,095

1,239
1,852
6,246

2,216
49,832
60,908

4,931
33,931
91,963

3,087
4,125
803,315
993,129
260.2
240.8

36,009

18,199

153.64

73.87

80

3,087

4,125

239,498

240,015

715

655

305

497

406

242

172

95

709

1,113

52,122

66,860

975

1,547

62,380

89,599

295
19,045

787
43,335

731
141,555

704
78,127

674

148,623

470

56,012

2,269

81,010

3,083

4,125

354,000

396,474

1,393

1,803

342,300

520,564

1,271

1,820

219,682

397,945

1,554

1,610

145,007

108,672

699
35,730

106
1,477
6,203

225
4,947
31,322

300
2,042
9,527

60
104
295

2,918
212,381
210,239

168
1,583
3,428

11,194
7,238
2,9U,112
1,360,807
260.3
138.0

66,347
52,594
278.11

310.13
82

11,194

7,238

561,219

409,002

2,913

3,128

1,506

1,562

1,115

530

292

M3

716

675

82,947

49,331

2,092

1,752

95,077

63,293

335

15,924

1,807

79,153

1,082
878,560

1,844
236,125

1,236

813,747

753

119,975

6,749

246,437

11,194

7,238

739,243

521,626

2,269

1,632

1,775,254

556,916

2,734

2,530

1,114,635

648,165

1,647

2,484

116,642

176,578

1,129
50,206

241

5,466

24,953

431

13,245

74,452

68
394

1,501

11
22
35

10,583

449,973

516,606

129

4,141

15,138

949

930

430,575

348,665

453.7

374.9

86,173
32,819
192.17
102.29
35

433

368

35,431

17,901

71

52

31

68

143

32

29

12

435

529

72,122

92,269

111

115

13,347

8,555

27

1,355

86

11,992

429
99,023

199
37,953

530

150, UO

489

74,425

855

22,514

662

686

120,950

118,725

923

904

321,275

249,475

524

561

136,981

148,390

84

42

13,431

3,348

63
3,180

270

9,100

40,045

419

11,641

52,799

179
1,715
8,739

50
107
290

112
1,395
2,430

116
1,290
5,823

1,397

2,051

125,239

92,433

66.0

45.1

15,131
9,657
235.07
206.01
91

790

794

12,662

8,752

525

126

55

26

42

10

5

1

349

470

12,745

12,819

512

645

8,601

11,140

47

505

476

8,096

332
40,460

494
25,541

412

13,520

246

8,900

1,757

11,710

1,152

1,304

34,003

32,711

825

873

66,725

39,715

786

962

66,001

46,893

38

76

652

630

59

1,113

93

360

4,010

94

543

2,625

138

678

3,230

10
42
130

348

1,656

2,681

82

281
1,274

4,181

4,412

,676,365

,954,163

2,075.2

2,029.5

69,111

30,908

42.96

16.19

76

2,606

3,098

134,735

175,581

392

325

310

448

543

432

127

29

1,801

1,921

312,952

349,541

906

1,240

70,330

93,745

319
14,832

680
55,548

2,517

,326,580

1,004

498,162

2,489

2,970,543

1,919

575,120

3,452

313,008

3,177

3,707

568,067

623,867

3,959

3,682

7,610,080

043,738

3,059

3,392

4,824,742

5,367,524

229

133

77,139

42,003

374
18,365

785

15,311

86,344

1,398

45,374

303,504

1,285
11,276
58,875

238

543

1,610

948
3,716
17,772
705
4,245
15 , 119

FERTILIZER, BY TYPE OF FARM:

FLORIDA

CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950

185

a sample of

farms. See text]

The State— Continued

Area 1

Type of

farm — Cont

inued

Total

all
farms

Type of

farm

General

— Con.

Miscel-
laneous
and
unclassi-
fied

Cash-
grain

Cotton

Other
field-
crop

Vegetable

Fruit-
and-nut

Dairy

Poultry

Livestock
other
than

dairy and

poultry

General

Miscel-
laneous

and
unclas-
sified

Primarily
livestock

Crop and
livestock

Primarily
crop

Primarily
livestock

Crop and
livestock

12

1,046

26,839

7,064

84

526

117

105

16

130

172

641

262

179

4,732

1

125

1,464

28,345

7,974

55

376

341

65

25

127

210

794

205

'42

287

5,447

2

3,027

419,681

2,797,416

1,023,312

19,394

72,640

30,197

10,830

22,878

42,154

24,480

244,105

44,593

53,925

453,616

3

27,040

399,912

2,520,285

876,526

6,345

31,915

50,035

9,630

12,458

20,075

15,255

193,334

42,917

8,010

53,852

432,700

4

252.3

401.2

104.2

144.9

230.9

116.0

258.1

103.1

1,429.9

324.3

U2.3

380.3

170.2

301.3

95.9

5

216.3

273.2

83.9

109.9

115.4

34.9

146.7

148.2

498.3

158.1

72.5

243.5

209.4

190,7

167.6

79.4

5

18,318

17,468

11,055

8,347

20,572

7,450

14,339

6,803

191,417

31,033

8,263

15,760

12,255

15,323

5,551

7

11,107

10,059

6,477

4,691

9,564

3,883

3,414

4,947

20,722

10,123

7,352

7,078

7,752

8,103

5,677

3,644

6

123.43

54.22

129.60

59.08

87.17

65.35

57.92

65.96

131.44

90.38

58.06

41.69

71.54

63.08

57.49

9

61.96

38.34

75.45

42.79

32.90

46.33

51.73

33.39

52.04

58.05

103.85

31.26

34.79

41.32

33.46

44.30

10

92

86

87

91

94

92

77

100

88

35

100

85

85

86

91

11

12

1,046

17,642

4,682

84

626

117

105

16

102

36

499

262

179

2,506

12

98

1,464

18,896

5,969

55

376

341

65

25

91

140

719

205

41

287

3,624

13

775

101,177

193,204

171,204

8,498

32,827

8,873

2,585

U,687

7,826

1,535

27,145

24,164

14,163

23,801

U

4,941

100,644

251,029

170,151

3,700

16,370

22,435

2,015

6,526

3,610

1,950

32,726

11,380

2,090

12,795

54,004

15

53

12,620

1,691

35

20

11

40

46

1,539

le

51

2,820

849

45

'io

30

15

15

67

'io

657

17

5

85

862

512

"5

120

20

10

5

15

85

15

15

222

18

186

834

571

5

160

15

35

5

20

10

94

55

30

142

19

6

336

368

709

35

215

35

10

36

6

U4

105

61

42

20

239

72

263

35

46

31

5

55

75

34

2

21

1

73

44

53

3

5

6

3

8

7

10

9

2

22

18

22

U

1

8

2

1

2

23

6

603

5,804

2,059

42

182

37

15

2

70

65

244

78

98

1,225

24

43

312

7,509

2,400

15

70

86

.20

11

62

100

290

77

11

127

1,531

25

410

33,064

157,272

54,050

333

2,883

765

300

50

5,696

1,375

15,736

1,276

2,849

22,272

26

2,879

47, M3

197,545

56,871

185

1,165

1,220

585

795

5,310

1,915

12,512

1,393

535

2,572

23,634

27

317

7,688

1,905

11

92

56

15

1

22

52

152

53

44

1,397

28

30

647

9,562

2,506

30

66

70

20

5

35

50

215

51

5

104

1,855

29

16,217

176,018

40,380

1,030

1,369

2,103

535

323

870

1,010

5,684

1,245

555

25,056

30

735

23,625

197,401

47,447

330

1,U9

2,600

275

25

1,310

320

5,135

750

30

2,611

31,391

31

96

1,085

366

5

47

11

5

1

6

56

26

17

182

32

3,318

16,847

6,596

20

704

928

25

322

210

2,092

450

150

1,595

33

262

6,906

1,642

6

55

45

10

1

22

61

112

32

33

1,265

34

12,899

159,171

33,784

1,010

1,155

1,175

510

1

870

300

3,592

795

505

23,361

35

2

639

7,007

3,465

52

310

79

55

2

79

67

378

155

133

2,155

36

341

129,036

1,126,646

392,642

3,705

20,273

5,998

3,780

320

10,474

16,218

93,596

9,510

19,514

209,154

37

12

435

6,446

2,394

37

206

30

35

13

45

56

293

75

71

1,527

38

573

59,988

487,447

250,059

3,198

10,235

8,664

2,535

7,213

9,644

2,345

70,529

4,317

11,810

119,519

39

2

507

5,199

2,097

43

208

29

25

3

86

31

332

109

108

1,123

40

556

67,503

465,854

76,452

347

2,632

2,189

770

155

5,936

1,175

26,259

2,072

3,368

30,039

41

2

382

3,142

1,545

33

182

23

25

3

72

21

277

38

77

744

42

456

22,309

157,410

42,027

712

1,935

1,041

770

135

4,827

675

U,593

1,752

2,516

13,066

43

12

980

21,576

6,536

79

571

105

90

U

129

157

587

245

173

4,385

44

372

12,696

190,975

39,025

1,278

1,921

1,505

175

120

708

822

5,046

2,009

1,556

23,775

45

12

1,046

22,246

5,848

84

626

117

105

16

117

142

562

262

179

3,633

46

109

1,464

24,339

7,189

55

376

341

65

25

122

165

763

205

41

287

4,744

47

1,185

150,458

526,494

265,634

10,366

37,579

U,741

3,520

15,070

14,392

3,920

43,565

25,685

17,667

76,129

48

8,555

171,412

646,075

274,469

4,765

18,654

25,305

2,875

7,346

10,230

4,685

50,374

14,023

2,705

17,976

1U,529

49

7

950

13,4U

5,092

69

451

87

70

5

130

102

555

225

179

3,209

50

100

1,201

13,090

4,311

50

195

176

35

11

112

150

524

144

'22

216

2,675

51

1,307

229,603

1,749,772

523,144

5,390

25,788

8,952

4,850

535

23,106

18,768

135,701

12,858

...

25,731

261,455

52

17,060

190,821

1,301,979

301,937

965

3,506

10,800

1,600

840

12,053

7,005

81,691

18,334

4,360

21,931

133,352

53

12

346

12,251

5,141

74

431

101

75

U

95

107

541

187

158

3,357

54

105

1,238

14,927

5,457

40

236

201

50

13

102

160

543

159

32

251

3,570

55

914

189,024

1,6U,093

642,701

6,903

30,508

14,662

6,365

7,533

20,118

18,563

164,225

13,827

31,324

328,573

56

14,526

198,980

37

53

2,558

521

1,440,306

1,710

1,134

27,124

21,760

507,945
36

334

1,115

5

ioo

11,946

18,230

4,360

4,045

8,253

2

64

9,330

127,455
3

110

20,254

4,710

32,170

265,075
26

110

57
58
59

60

61

2

224

785

209

22

45

7

5

2

14

5

25

21

29

34

62

175

9,629

14,097

4,526

618

530

186

15

215

429

20

1,010

210

818

375

63

1

208

996

805

22

73

22

5

2

68

16

155

55

81

306

64

12

1,977

3,797

5,470

224

254

66

5

12

1,248

55

1,836

160

636

924

65

50

10,381

21,286

21,652

858

1,053

528

25

50

4,052

445

6,853

1,109

2,773

3,891

66

2

231

1,591

806

21

47

22

5

1

61

21

172

57

35

364

57

64

2,293

10,127

5,031

136

126

218

50

12

855

149

1,715

305

204

1,250

66

456

12,073

58,733

27,668

542

651

851

300

70

4,128

675

10.606

1,411

818

7,616

69

12

757

4,469

3,708

38

515

UO

75

1

79

46

434

252

165

1,893

70

102

5,919

8,394

16,423

200

3,552

878

227

12

678

752

3,366

2,210

1,248

3,777

71

575

37,464

50,591

82,792

1,084

19,478

4,220

1,240

46

3,025

855

16,264

10,906

7,055

19,599

72

. 538

988

1,477

10

526

44

10

. . •

12

5

117

244

U8

291

73

1,110

854

4,259

15

2,125

192

14

45

22

260

945

298

341

74

3,235

2,910

12,513

55

6,703

517

20

119

55

702

2,497

854

991

75

539

9,420

1,706

20

157

56

100

15

17

35

142

103

78

980

76

17

4,746

35,386

6,071

38

316

718

406

2,593

63

74

360

417

299

757

77

81

10,293

55,044

20,833

135

875

790

1,205

11,703

127

135

1,135

1,424

717

2,567

78

707

2,843

1,709

64

476

65

10

1

30

10

219

236

129

448

79

20

3,162

19,450

9,324

1,825

1,578

931

10

1

644

20

945

1,718

990

562

80

110

12,148

28,750

36,009

7,255

5,758

3,519

95

4

2,752

70

4,052

5,605

3,105

2,583

81

186

STATISTICS FOR STATE ECONOMIC AREAS

Economic Area Table 4.-FARMS, ACREAGE, VALUE, AND USE OF COMMERCIAL

[Data are based on reporte for only

Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Areas i and A

Total
all
farms

Type of fann

Cash-grain

Other
field-crop

Vegetable

Fruit-
and- nut

Dairy-

Poultry

Livestock

other

than

dairy and

poultry

FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE

Farms number IQS"!. .

1950..

Land in farms acres 195A.,

1950..

Average size of farm acres 1956..

1950. .
Value of land and buildiogs;

Average per farm. .......■......*.•*... ..dollars 1954..

1950. .

Average per acre..... dollars 1954..

1950..
Proportion of farms reporting value percent 1954..

Laod in faraa according to use;

Cropland harvested farms reporting 1954..

1949..

acres 1954. .

1949..

1 to 9 acres .....farms reporting 1954..

10 to 19 acres farms reporting 1954..

20 to 29 acres farms reporting 1954..

30 to 49 acres farms reporting 1954..

50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1954..

100 to 199 acres farms reporting 1954..

200 to 499 acres farms reporting 1954..

500 acres and over farms reporting 1954..

Cropland used only for pasture.. farms reporting 1954..

1949..
acres 1954..
1949..
Cropland not harvested and not

pastured farms reporting 1954. .

1949.,
acres 1954.,
1949. ,
Cropland used only for crops not harvested

and not pastured farms reporting 1954.,

acres 1954.,

Cropland lying idle farms reporting 1954,,

acres 1954.,

Woodland pastured farms reporting 1954,,

acres 1954..

Woodland not pastured farms reporting 1954,,

acres 1954.,
Other pasture (not cropland and

not woodland) farms reporting 1954.,

acres 1954.,

Improved (see text) farms reporting 1954.,

acres 1954.,
Other land (house lots, roads,

wasteland, etc.) farms reporting 1954.,

acres 1954.,

Cropland, total farms reporting 1954.,

1949..

acres 1954 . ,

1949. ,

Land pastured, total farms reporting 1954.,

1949.,

acres 1954.

1949.,

Woodland, total farms reporting 1954.,

1949..

acres 1954.

1949.

Irrigated land in farms farms reporting 1954.

1949.

acres 1954.

1949,.

Cover crops turned under and land planted

to another crop farms reporting 1954.

acres 1954.

USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER

Cmpa on which coaaercial fertilizer vas ased, 19S4;

Hay and cropland pastured...., farms reporting.,

tons. ,
acres on which used.,

Other pasture farms reporting. ,

tons. ,
acres on which used..

Corn farms reporting.

tons. .
acres on which used..

Cotton farms reporting.

tons,
acres on which used.

Fruits, vegetables, potatoes, etc.... farms reporting,

tons,
acres on which used.

Other crops farms reporting.

tons,
acres on which used.

3,495

4,553

1,786,467

1,672,792

511.1

367.4

23,589

11,604

60.80

3b. 00

86

2,360
3,039

105,494

89,355

1,073

305

187

233

274

191

73

24

1,133

1,348

84,343

77,832

1,069

1,536

33,018

40,450

181

3,305

953

29,713

1,335

1,262,751

1,068

145,647

758

106,358

578

61,160

3,059

48,856

2,920

3,346

222,855

207,637

2,143

2,366

1,453,452

1,317,868

2,188

2,896

1,408,398

1,278,836

253

163

24,665

9,797

311
23,309

212

3,660

19,376

388

7,717

32,714

591
2,572
12,476

b
7
28

1,307

32,366

37,424

525

1,743

4,920

10

10

2,260

330

226.0

33.0

7,750
1,800
34.29
69.23
100

10

10

395

35

10
145

10
305
45

5
180

5
125

5
315

5
440

5

150

10
510

10

10
845
130

10

5

610

30
5

10
755
180

372

321

85,199

50,502

229.0

157.3

26,838

13,960

124.47

86.05

372

321

31,795

15,402

30

60

45

56

85

64

24

'8

108

72

5,790

3,695

148

123

5,545

3,183

16
406

142
5,139

156
17,798

127
17,594

63
2,557

47
2,077

349

4,120

372

321

43,130

22,280

230

154

26,145

16,298

243

210

35,392

20,891

129

68

17,810

5,218

107
14,562

124

598

38

288

1,620

114

428

2,260

28

202
22,196
20,065

192

471
1,054

166

272

33,103

40,221

199.4

147.9

23,408
7,984

127.53

55.36

95

166

272

9,086

12,550

5

15

55

25

51

63

75

1,951

2,629

58

105

1,784

3,095

58

1,784

78
8,980

44
7,326

57
3,034

46
2,160

161

942

166

272

12,821

18,274

118

141

U,965

20,201

116

177

16,306

15,257

43

46

2,387

2,237

67
2,385

2

13

58

26

106

490

51
250

360

134

160

20,410

28,833

152.3

180.2

26,000
34,630
220.01
207.48
92

134
160
5,176
6,499
65
45

2
12

1,005

26

41

425

1,325

215

25

210

12

5,040

IS

5,147

13

3,292

3

2,292

89

325

134

160

6,606

7,824

28

32

9,337

5,873

29

67

10,187

14,258

5

5

50

360

2
280

10
25

120

2

406

2,282

10
21
100

100

123

67,776

46,930

677.8

382.0

93,071
29,397
144.47
72.53
79

17

26

3,333

1,074

45

73

13,165

11,542

6
2,160

2

115

3

2,045

47

25,730

15

7,659

48

13,794

38

8,911

97

1,935

57

87

18,658

12,704

98

118

52,689

33,313

53

37

33,389

26,941

23
1,677
5,503

33
2,516
6,588

2
20
105

150

134

3,542

2,144

4,518

4,445

22

20

110

35

267

40

297

310

26,739

31,611

90.2

102.0

15,620
9,548

171.00

87.72

95

91
86
3,025
1,215
55
15

77

69

5,435

5,449

60

2,005
2,313

65
55

1,940
56

4,595
137

7,034

45
995

40
630

282

3,700

137

189

10,465

3,977

137

154

11,025

14,609

172

214

11,629

20,000

16

68

2,405

15

82

465

10

15

190

476

430

1,117,521

909,533

2,347.7

2,115.2

55,925
30,841
32.90

13.87
72

333

322

29,165

26, 188

61
31
38
60
55
61
24

275

239

32,307

21,797

134

148

7,099

11,699

22

926

124

6,173

306

950,243

79

24,815

242
59, 3U

206
30,453

419

14,074

400

398

69,071

59,684

455

393

1,042,368

805,763

362

338

975,063

786,594

18

1

1,535

60

69

1,403

8,313

159

2,951

14,443

114
1,055
4,025

40

152

70

1,790

90

3,623

10

39

5

294

20

1,458

FERTILIZER, BY TYPE OF FARM:

FLORIDA

CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-Continued

187

a sample of

farms. See text]

Areas 2

and A— Continued

Area 3

Type of

farm— Cont

inued

Total
all

Type of farm

General

— Con.

Miscel-
laneous

Livestock

General

Miscel-

Cash-
grain

Other

Fruit-
and-nut

other

laneous

Priniarily
liveatock

Crop and
livestock

and
unclassi-
fied

farms

Cotton

field-
crop

Vegetable

Dairy

Poultry

than

dairy and

poultry

Primarily
crop

Primarily
livestock

Crop and
livestock

and
unclas-
sified

65

1,839

15,128

191

662

4,944

230

38

204

240

1,111

744

12

691

6,061

1

'20

82

2,795

17,646

59

510

4,975

590

29

175

175

1,337

832

36

928

7,950

2

34,914

337,284

3,041,583

68,795

64,542

1,035,518

58,043

54,273

75,382

28,119

609,043

217,422

3,027

224,891

592,528

3

6,485

37,761

369,033

3,040,506

30,270

46,615

908,641

110,677

28,510

92,495

10,550

622,634

239,145

7,925

227,322

715,672

4

537.1

183.4

201.1

360.2

97.5

209.4

252.4

1,691.4

369.5

117.2

548.2

292.2

252.3

325.5

97. S

5

324.3

460.5

132.0

172.3

513.1

91.4

182.6

187.6

983.1

528.5

60.3

448.9

287.4

220.1

245.0

90.0

6

28,254

12,334

9,591

6,118

3,831

10,129

15,729

91,352

25,383

3,694

21,814

12,906

18,313

12,535

5,957

7

30,438

20,102

6,856

6,014

19,711

3,122

6,494

6,410

69,545

16,657

8,393

9,700

7,829

6,457

8,709

4,078

8

39.31

67.21

57.57

61.00

42.39

52.55

64.55

118.26

73.01

74.55

56.08

48.70

123.43

48.96

68.21

9

93 is?

47.05

60.59

37.56

32.85

33.03

35.21

37.50

60.13

59.34

135.22

29.37

29.43

34.06

35.22

45.99

10

60

87

82

89

82

81

82

34

35

85

59

90

92

88

83

11

65

1,131

12,799

191

662

4,944

230

38

169

110

912

744

12

691

4,096

12

15

82

1,715

15,370

59

510

4,975

590

29

138

125

1,209

832

31

923

5,944

13

8,477

12,226

696,028

13,447

30,750

312,731

16,938

20,136

14,213

4,597

79,312

56,837

775

58,576

67,716

W

845

9,470

14,537

715,729

3,722

21,640

281,045

36,795

12,953

10,191

2,360

84,393

73,469

1,930

72,741

114,490

15

1

845

2,932

10

20

527

5

5

17

45

62

5

15

2,221

le

138

1,836

25

86

565

45

5

11

15

93

20

35

930

17

5

31

1,481

15

130

642

33

5

5

20

103

80

5

60

383

18

15

57

2,240

75

200

993

61

10

30

5

157

172

136

401

19

5

55

2,544

45

185

1,317

47

80

21

206

282

6

235

120

20

32

1

1,319

6

40

728

22

1

11

217

126

148

20

21

5

3

369

10

1

161

13

3

12

3

56

49

1

49

11

22

2

1

78

5

11

3

9

3

1

13

10

13

10

23

42

490

6,220

50

210

2,391

125

2

106

61

622

370

6

409

1,867

24

15

55

733

6,924

12

105

2,365

251

6

137

55

675

401

11

546

2,348

25

4,319

19,071

270,557

3,453

2,880

115,502

7,202

1,570

8,057

3,095

45,661

15,995

410

18,412

48,220

26

1,405

4,328

25,905

302,979

227

1,700

101,889

10,428

230

15,050

1,630

55,953

20,985

529

32,876

61,472

27

29

584

5,717

16

151

2,271

81

8

47

58

355

255

211

2,263

28

5

26

970

7,659

24

200

2,306

307

12

47

90

582

368

15

457

3,251

29

1,677

11,442

247,065

15,163

1,810

104,705

3,947

450

2,995

1,490

23,233

13,253

10,273

59,746

30

150

1,535

16,799

291,970

7,447

4,505

92,975

14,164

1,245

4,720

1,830

41,681

24,516

550

18,041

30,296

SI

5

120

1,106

6

26

452

37

13

6

122

58

71

315

32

50

1,348

30,346

2,025

170

11,938

1,275

620

115

5,480

1,222

2,546

4,955

33

24

496

5,067

15

130

2,050

54

8

35

53

280

223

175

2,044

34

1,627

10,094

216,719

13,138

1,540

92,767

2,672

450

2,375

1,375

17,753

12,031

7,727

64,791

35

35

615

6,516

44

332

2,350

111

4

137

37

723

405

2

404

1,917

36

14,990

185,759

790,954

6,402

11,714

191,648

17,618

19,543

15,258

6,747

233,999

45,828

341

64,065

177,786

37

23

602

6,477

116

296

2,226

105

20

87

94

429

377

12

329

2,386

38

1,420

68,842

695,844

25,525

12,603

209,284

5,2U

16,840

13,452

7,903

125,303

55,330

573

44,877

177,943

39

35

241

4,337

15

146

1,819

57

5

136

69

603

213

2

281

930

40

3,107

18,821

244,977

3,698

3,035

57,255

4,782

5,092

18,284

3,100

84,901

12,261

556

13,152

28.860

41

24

160

2,927

8

96

1,252

41

5

125

39

460

134

2

220

545

42

2,445

11,077

152,710

232

1,850

44,221

3,025

2,420

12,111

2,495

52,285

7,635

456

8,672

17,308

43

65

1,551

13,362

105

561

4,349

202

19

180

230

1,010

645

12

654

5,395

44

924

21,123

96,158

1,107

1,750

34,392

1,345

537

3,123

1,187

16,634

7,918

372

5,536

22,257

45

65

1,493

14,327

191

662

4,944

230

38

134

155

1,038

744

12

691

5,438

46

15

82

2,282

16,844

59

510

4,975

590

29

168

140

1,313

332

36

928

7,264

47

14,473

42,739

1,213,650

32,063

35,440

532,938

28,087

22,256

25,265

9,182

143,206

95,085

1,185

97,251

135,682

43

2,400

15,333

57,241

1,310,678

11,396

27,845

475,909

61,387

14,428

29,961

5,820

182,037

113,970

3,009

123,658

256,258

49

55

987

10,492

80

472

3,800

173

6

133

U4

1,020

575

7

606

3,431

50

20

77

1,247

10,660

22

240

3,354

374

13

175

100

1,094

577

36

756

3,919

51

22,416

223,651

1,306,488

U,553

17,629

374,406

29,602

26,310

41,599

12,942

354,561

74,084

1,307

95,629

254,865

52

5,070

18,003

245,974

1,198,625

1,382

6,915

282,143

39,508

4,902

33,258

4,150

394,964

77,973

3,284

82,732

267,414

53

45

1,128

10,928

125

502

3,840

173

21

176

150

970

608

12

575

3,776

54

20

82

1,667

12,413

44

285

3,818

445

16

119

115

1,130

646

36

781

4,978

55

16,410

254,601

1,486,798

31,927

24,317

400,932

23,829

36,388

28,710

14,650

359,302

101,158

914

103,942

355,729

56

1,890

19,904

284,779

1,517,831

16,529

16,470

380,549

44,489

12,475

52,158

3,720

393,371

105,394

4,010

37,833

400,333

57

52

490

5

375

10

5

17

2

20

9

19

28

58

2

46

347

5

298

20

...

1

5

5

13

-59

1,103

11,096

560

6,534

266

10

447

31

1,970

186

199

893

60
61

235

1,687

5,541

40

3,720

1,210

10

375

15

2-1

22

39

1,440

13

5

828

17

2

38

3

190

90

142

110

62

1,493

679

62,569

920

50

30,271

1,050

4,100

1,930

247

11,461

4,130

175

6,340

1.885

63

70

1,137

6

30

420

19

1

71

21

224

41

1

107

196

64

345

8,307

96

60

2,415

94

8

692

143

2,296

511

12

956

1,024

65

2,379

45,442

902

555

13,623

443

50

3,433

545

13,031

2,965

50

5,248

4,596

66

27

81

1,397

1

30

461

27

1

100

13

284

74

2

146

258

67

140

1,056

13,487

50

110

3,236

440

200

1,781

182

3,771

1,035

54

1,138

1,480

68

761

5,640

76,193

100

520

19,758

2,183

2,000

8,347

570

22,387

5,189

456

6,079

8,604

69

27

245

7,790

170

556

2,816

96

3

89

642

567

12

556

2,206

70

69

578

39,522

1,400

2,221

15,220

532

119

925

360

6,230

3,953

102

4,552

3,908

71

813

3,444

268,189

8,974

16,645

113,255

3,029

440

5,239

2,110

34,954

26,837

575

29,338

26,743

72

3,825

67

636

1,239

35

38

5

121

572

420

592

73

5,786

54

1,360

1,653

28

62

20

288

1,006

812

503

74

20,115

247

4,872

5,701

85

171

75

908

3,806

2,381

1,869

75

54

534

4,476

31

251

1,837

187

29

20

7

291

402

7

320

1,094

76

509

1,245

21,383

138

40O

8,998

2,794

1,391

96

48

1,553

2,381

17

1,648

1,919

77

1,289

2,251

56,822

348

1,384

21,224

6,314

5,584

252

135

3,906

7,451

81

4,456

5,587

78

45

186

7,856

79

396

4,529

90

7

82

52

370

640

7

531

973

79

189

617

37,702

194

750

23,983

242

2,630

559

240

2,236

2,299

20

1,976

2,568

80

976

1,073

97,884

1,257

3,687

42,360

1,077

13,292

2,091

1,154

7,079

9,430

110

8,001

8,346

81

188

STATISTICS FOR STATE ECONOMIC AREAS

Economic Area Table 4.-FARMS, ACREAGE, VALUE. AND USE OF COMMERCIAL

CData are based on reports for only

(For definitions and explanations,

text)

Total

all
farms

Type of farm

Cash-grain

Other
field-crop

Vegetable

Fruit-
and-nut

Dairy-

Poultry

Livestock

other

thsn

dairy and

poultry

FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE

number 195** .

1950.

Land in farms acres 1954.,

1950.

Average size of farm acres 1954.

1950.,
Value of land and buildings:

Average per farm. ...................... .dollars 195*+.

1950.

Average per acre .........dollars 1954.,

1950.
Proportion of farms reporting value percent 1954.

Land in faraa according to use:

Cropland harvested farms reporting 1954.

1949.
acres 1954.

1949.

1 to 9 acres farms reporting 1954,

10 to 19 acres farms reporting 1954.

20 to 29 acres farms reporting 1954.

30 to 49 acres farms reporting 1954.

50 to .99 acres farms reporting 1954.

100 to 199 acres farms reporting 1954.

200 to 499 acres farms reporting 1954.

500 acres and over farms reporting 1954.

Cropland used only for pasture. .farms reporting 1954,

1949.
acres 1954.
1949.
Cropland not harvested and not

pastured farms reporting 1954 .

1949.
acres 1954.
1949.
Cropland used only for crops not harvested

and not pastured farms reporting 1954.

acres 1954.

Cropland lying idle farms reporting 1954.

acres 1954.

Woodland pastured farms reporting 1954.

acres 1954.

Woodland not pastured farms reporting 1954.

acres 1954.
Other pasture (not cropland and

not woodland}... ..........farms reporting 1954.

acres 1954.

Improved (see text) farms reporting 1954.

acres 1954.
Other land (house lots, roads,

wasteland, etc.) farms reporting 1954.

acres 1954.

Cropland, total farms reporting 1954.

1949.

acres 1954.

1949.

Land pastured, total farms reporting 1954.

1949.

acres 1954.

1949.

Woodland, total farms reporting 1954.

1949.

acres 1954.

1949.

Irrigated land in farms farms reporting 1954.

1949.

acres 1954.

1949.

Cover crops turned under and land planted

to another crop farms reporting 1954.

acres 1954.

USE OF COmERCIAL FERTILIZER

Crops on which coaaercial fertilizer vas uaed, 19S4;

Hay and cropland pastured farms reporting.

tons.,
acres on which used..

Other pasture farms reporting.

tons,
acres on which used.

Corn farms reporting.

tons,
acres on which used.

Cotton farms reporting.

tons,
acres on which used.

Fruits, vegetables, potatoes, etc. ...farms reporting.

tons.
acres on which used.

Other crops farms reporting.

tons,
acres on which used.

3,708
2,847
1,442,479
1,157,410
389.0
406.5

39,673

27,884

122.83

76.14

33

3,138

2,295

99,981

77,225

1,698

520

296

215

252

77

61

19

346

360

35,148

27,605

815

691

34,080

46,663

101

6,658

726

27,422

449
544,257

731
112,924

493
484,428

313
123,255

2,600

131,661

3,377

2,528

169,209

151,493

986

681

1,063,833

877,402

1,085

923

657,181

610,387

840

718

80,456

70,502

227
12,834

167

1,958

18,386

214

9,576
68,604

2

50
110

2,558

70,451

87,032

275

5,027

8,181

45
32

40,005

38,951

889.0

1,217.2

26,224

31,262

54.86

25.10

62

32
10,423
7,866

6

,430

95

5,150
5,881

11
5,150

11

7,055

17

390

10

11,360

10

1,360

39

1,197

45

32

20,003

13,842

12

19

22,845

24,336

28

15

7,445

24,639

14

18

4,050

5,883

34
,154

7
396

,450

8

118

440

40
3,874
4,408
1
2,001
5,816

103

120

79,726

139,053

774.0

1,158.8

30,256

55,306

40.17

52.65

82

103

120

9,790

9,846

60

21

15

4
3

25

38

275

4,070

15

41

9,440

20,260

1

5,000

14

4,440

33

6,585

37

14,211

1,900

85

24,340

103

120

19,505

34,176

59

47

21,945

82,029

50

44

20,796

56,021

82

70

9,270

17,302

36
330

5

5

30

7

261

1,645

93
11,444
9,525

1,444

940

286,495

135,165

198.4

143.8

60,810
41,490
316.87
340.92
81

1,444

940

66,020

43,778

346

357

242

179

198

62

47

13

72

73

10,092

4,060

243

170

9,547

12,152

19

650

226

3,397

57

39,558

368

53,352

155

73,846

60

17,291

953

34,030

1,444

940

35,659

64,990

225

139

123,496

36,372

394

279

92,910

40,118

455

338

39,472

27,427

105
6,364

25

284
2,595

57
1,317
8,760

2

50

110

1,369

49,570

63,543

23

103

65

57

40

15,087

10,884

264.7

272.1

43,308

13,833

262.35

74.66

91

19

3

509

237

12

39

2

2,649

261

1

5

50

110

1

50

32

7,736

11

315

27
2,622

25
1,543

49

1,206

42

9

3,208

608

57

40

13,007

10,094

42

28

8,051

5,736

8

1

547

40

18

235

1,240

19

219
1,030

16
355
465

100

196

4,275

4,708

42.8

24.0

17,132
10,693
360.46
368.80
85

65

76

735

463

55

20

20

900

710

45

85

1,215

1,355

45
1,215

15
160

20
900

35

355

65

136

2,850

2,523

40

36

1,070

1,320

35

46

1,060

1,263

10

20

275

300

151
93
797,175
685,279
5,279.3
6,992.6

164,734

149,955

35.20

22.90

70

61

44

1,338

825

23

6

8

19

11,675
16,194

825
778

15
120

7
705

125

361,310

26

24,821

66

349,003

51

36,811

36

47,703

34

61

14,338

17,797

151

91

721,988

627,484

127

58

386,131

384,596

17

34

13,158

16,707

24

673

7,986

51

6,858

50,821

35
138
340

1,034
1,207

FERTILIZER, BY TYPE OF FARM:

FLORIDA

CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-Continued

189

a sample of

farms. See text]

Area -i — Continued

Areas 5 and B

Type of

farm— Cont ioued

Total

all
fai-ms

Type of

farm

GeneraJ

— Con.

Miscel-
laneoiis
and
unclassi-
fied

Livestock

C3eneral

Miscel-

Primarily
livestock

Crop and
livestock

Cash-
grain

Cotton

Other
field-
crop

Vegetable

Fruit-
and-nut

Dairy

Poultry

other

than

dairy and

poultry

Primarily
crop

Primarily
livestock

Crop and
livestoc"k

laneous

and
unclas-
sified

1,797

22,743

29

1,665

8,912

295

867

1,180

74

98

9,623

1

1,415

18,894

'15

32

2,074

5,526

326

952

1,206

260

16

142

8,345

2

213,116

6,950,389

9,424

285,375

2,373,390

101,622

37,305

3,363,166

46,171

92,131

635,805

3

2,450

140,920

5,950,248

215

7,880

355,219

1,048,871

97,482

27,241

3,775,682

83,044

3,420

66,622

484,572

4

118.6

305.6

325.0

171.4

266.9

344.5

43.0

2,850.1

623.9

940.1

66.2

5

iosis

99.6

314.9

14.3

246.2

171.3

139.8

299.0

28.6

3,130.7

319.4

213.8

469.2

58.1

6

16,851

38,698

43,314

18,779

67,433

56,815

15,341

91,001

57,830

37,235

12,557

7

16,250

11,927

24,519

1,592

14,380

11,947

56,618

28,996

9,232

48,012

17,517

6,000

20,779

7,430

8

139.05

147.62

133.29

127.86

273.64

170.56

396.37

37.94

73.50

51.25

201.40

9

39!80

113.38

81.46

111.05

50.55

70.27

332.99

102.92

313.31

51.24

64.28

18o!66

48.20

138.66

10

36

85

100

79

82

86

93

81

55

84

88

11

1,390

18,455

29

1,665

8,912

102

362

652

74

98

6,551

12

"e

1,074

14,241

15

32

2,074

5,526

94

302

682

260

6

142

5,103

13

9,836

625,021

3,612

74,500

424,917

3,546

2,194

42,217

10,053

8,636

55,346

14

'•78

9,132

464,091

85

2,024

64,916

308,701

2,274

2,419

28,395

8,602

46

5,242

41,337

15

1,202

8,548

5

530

2,341

27

265

125

10

37

5,208

Ift

136

3,938

337

2,539

23

71

98

5

6

309

17

21

1,598

5

147

1,153

18

20

70

6

5

169

18

11

1,874

264

1,255

11

6

114

11

5

208

19

11

1,342

10

175

875

11

127

17

14

113

20

5

676

5

97

419

11

78

9

19

38

21

2

337

2

43

223

1

33

12

9

14

22

2

142

2

22

102

7

4

3

2

23

147

3,556

23

425

584

107

90

456

14

49

1,798

24

175

4,504

16

625

544

156

191

500

77

5

81

2,309

25

5,127

305,237

2,192

23,515

61,534

18,315

1,755

134,754

5,741

6,534

50,897

26

300

1,915

326,057

330

31,260

41,827

24,331

2,605

149,193

6,465

160

6,462

63,374

27

478

4,967

1

604

1,642

18

207

137

18

32

2,253

28

371

5,262

"5

16

740

1,373

15

287

227

107

"5

49

2,438

29

7,853

143,476

185

13,839

69,804

1,355

2,376

15,103

795

3,462

35,557

30

6,127

131,650

130

161

15,902

37,190

1,337

4,132

25,520

4,769

5

1,323

41,131

31

66

916

164

328

12

25

90

1

3

293

32

888

27,039

2,885

14,072

620

70

5,214

110

572

3,495

33

422

4,300

1

509

1,400

6

187

104

17

29

2,047

34

6,965

116,437

185

10,954

55,732

735

2,305

10,889

685

2,390

32,051

35

176

4,443

7

426

957

104

152

792

33

65

1,907

35

121,853

2,978,153

1,490

75,294

772,340

27,056

11,940

1,828,029

17,733

21,742

222,529

37

247

3,549

8

408

1,316

24

162

137

14

12

1,458

33

18,720

425,668

290

18,729

144,110

2,973

7,114

177,621

1,312

1,381

71,638

39

216

4,824

8

414

1,023

186

207

300

26

71

2,039

40

27,012

1,990,227

1,442

60,799

706,257

41,703

7,320

1,003,712

9,962

45,296

113,736

41

153

3,119

7

235

630

150

131

591

21

49

1,255

42

12,820

403,275

682

30,061

91,007

19,699

4,675

202,679

3,852

5,346

44,274

43

1,293

15,504

29

1,266

5,181

241

792

903

69

76

6,947

44

22,715

482,607

213

18,699

199,428

6,674

4,606

160,730

575

4,580

37,102

45

1,583

20,124

29

1,666

3,912

170

457

321

74

98

7,397

46

1,224

16,704

'15

32

2,074

5,526

198

572

924

260

ii

142

6,950

47

22,816

1,073,734

5,989

111,854

556,255

23,216

6,325

193,074

16,589

13,632

141,800

48

378

17,174

921,798

215

2,515

112,078

337,718

27,992

9,206

203,108

19,836

211

13,027

145,892

49

436

9,052

29

818

1,862

293

322

1,156

49

97

4,426

50

308

8,682

...

22

1,028

1,367

321

371

1,108

159

11

137

4,153

51

153,992

5,273,617

5,124

159,608

1,540,131

37,074

21,015

2,966,495

33,436

73,572

337,152

52

300

95,467

4,704,663

5,230

233,456

457,108

35,446

11,660

3,504,114

61,516

3,186

57,024

235,923

53

404

7,399

14

758

2,122

113

292

843

39

66

3,152

54

447

8,475

22

949

1,997

190

392

955

159

11

105

3,685

55

140,573

3,403,821

1,780

94,023

916,450

30,029

19,054

2,005,650

19,045

23,623

294,167

56

2,045

95,969

3,607,212

'.'.'.

4,470

171,217

525,747

37,080

12,255

2,468,436

58,806

2,976

46,510

279,615

57

253

2,592

2

944

923

27

20

61

31

12

572

58

237

3,678

'io

5

1,045

1,875

11

36

52

138

45

451

59

6,834

122,170

756

34,920

63,400

2,170

160

14,316

416

309

5,723

60

2,843

166,022

"30

75

13,567

134,577

745

260

4,580

1,848

264

5,076

61

52

2,086

5

439

970

7

40

33

20

26

496

62

986

61,095

500

11,679

37,707

230

180

3,232

345

573

6,649

63

73

879

7

60

189

36

25

231

19

14

298

64

353

14,949

92

480

4,976

1,210

82

6,548

445

230

885

55

2,025

70,416

360

1,837

20,839

5,003

555

33,318

1,829

1,230

5,390

66

67

1,734

2

130

326

129

35

421

9

11

671

67

793

36,195

84

3,137

10,482

2,876

118

14,749

97

618

4,034

68

5,878

217,902

590

18,418

58,360

13,213

840

100,850

611

2,345

22,575

69

343

5

61

47

8

5

92

1

9

115

70

1,272

19

244

142

62

2

625

1

50

127

71

6,771

100

1,178

655

250

75

3,462

3

258

790

72

31

15

11

5

73

104

62

22

. . •

...

20

74

275

190

35

50

75

950

15,577

28

1,602

8,457

55

180

272

55

75

4,843

76

3,261

468,170

1,072

63,480

374,887

596

818

3,800

1,959

1,374

20,184

77

6,749

526,234

1,355

65,739

403,145

1,396

1,385

7,489

3,897

2,686

39,142

78

246

613

7

29

55

10

62

7

2

441

79

2,898

7,440

213

372

1,112

16

539

232

7

4,949

80

2,265

11,225

1,260

990

1,307

30

1,653

715

65

5,205

81

190

STATISTICS FOR STATE ECONOMIC AREAS

Economic Area Table 4.-FARMS, ACREAGE, VALUE, AND USE OF COMMERCIAL

[Data are based on reports for only

Item
(For definitiODS and explanations, see text)

Areas 6 and C

Total
all

Type of farm

Other
field-crop

Vegetable

Fruit-and-nut

FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE

Farms number 1954.

1950.

Land in farms acres 1954.,

1950.

Average size of farm acres 1954.

1950.,
Value of land and buildings:

Average per farm dollars 1954. ,

1950. ,

Average per acre dollars 1954. ,

1950.,
Proportion of farms reporting value percent 1954,,

Land in farna according to use:

Cropland harvested farms reporting 1954.,

1949. ,

acres 1954..

1949.,

1 to 9 acres farms reporting 1954 . .

10 to 19 acres farms reporting 1954 . .

20 to 29 acres farms reporting 1954.,

30 to 49 acres farms reporting 1954..

50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1954..

100 to 199 acres farms reporting 1954..

200 to 499 acres farms reporting 1954..

500 acres and over farms reporting 1954..

Cropland used only for pasture.. farms reporting 1954,.

1949..
acres 1954..
1949..
Cropland not harvested and not

pastured farms reporting 1954. ,

1949..
acres 1954..
1949. .
Cropland used only for crops not harvested

and not pastured farms reporting. 1954.,

acres 1954..

Cropland lying idle farms reporting 1954..

acres 1954..

Woodland pastured farms reporting 1954..

acres 1954.,

Woodland not pastured farms reporting 1954..

acres 1954. ,
Other pasture (not cropland and

not woodland) farms reporting 1954..

acres 1954..

Improved (see text) farms reporting 1954.,

acres 1954,,
Other land (house lots, roads,

wasteland, etc.) farms reporting 1954..

acres 1954..

Cropland, total farms reporting 1954..

1949..

acres 1954..

1949..

Land pastured, total farms reporting 1954..

1949..

acres 1954..

1949..

Woodland, total farms reporting 1954..

1949..

acres 1954..

1949..

Irrigated land in farms farms reporting 1954..

1949..

acres 1954..

1949..

Cover crops turned under and land planted

to another crop farms reporting 1954.

acres 1954 .

USE OF COMIERCIAL FERTILIZER

Crops on which coanercial fertilixer «aa used, 1954:

Hay and cropland pastured farms reporting,

tons.
acres on which used.

Other pasture farms reporting.

tons,
acres on which used.

Com J'arms reporting.

tons,
acres on which used.

Cotton Xarms reporting.

tons,
acres on which used.

Fruits, vegetables, potatoes, etc.... farms reporting.

tons,
acres on which used.

Other crops farms reporting.

tons,
acres on which used.

5,352
4,929

3,903,044

3,840,104

730.2

779.1

61,181
30,908
144.05
43.16
83

3,666

3,320

240,635

204,456

2,020

525

183

241

221

210

167

99

650

866

141,039

173,444

1,278

1,329

113,090

94,194

251

22,267

1,108

90,823

549

1,164,281

486

150,119

1,356

1,875,288

848

309,194

3,837

218,592

4,266

4,016

494,764

472,094

2,122

1,806

3,180,608

3,204,540

993

1,270

1,314,400

1,510,158

1,686

1,188

190,959

123,735

293
32,025

229

8,406

48,089

639

22,858

151,513

38

929

3,915

2,558

173,030

176,736

624

15,510

50,518

15
3,380

22,533

100,

15
2,190

00

15

2,370

65

818

58

1,004

153,331

336,238

143,529

338,329

2,366.6

411.0

2,474.6

337.0

225,207

88,003

103,391
333.46

40,755
229.31

131.55

100.01

30

75

65

818

58

1,004

50,113
42,738

126,499
113,893

6

95

156
45

1

112

10

123

16

116

20

104

12

67

10

55

5

104

3,995

18,879

5,800

17,388

41

202

21

334

15,355

32,835

7,602

35,903

6,232

83
9,860

39

U2

9,123

22,975

4

23

2,072
9

29,298

75

1,447

29,065

6

103

12,998

64,153

5

65

6,570

18,096

37

465

67,851

35,509

65

818

53

1,004

69,463

173,213

56,140

167,634

16

155

12

183

19,065

112,330

17,540

143,770

13

99

15

155

3,519

58,363

2,015

106,601

23

475

8

429

U,380

98,164

4,441

69,356

27

135

5,227

20,261

2

15

186

880

300

3,315

5

30

645

953

,892

8,236

2

17

30

789

260

3,220

51

786

12,974

130,715

13,066

122,933

16

17

6,327

849

37,954

999

FLORIDA

FERTILIZER, BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-Continued

191

a sample of farms. See text]

Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)

FAiUIS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE

Farms ...number 1954.

1950.

Land In farms acres 1954.

1950.

Average size of farm acres 1954.

1950.
Value of laad and buildings;

Average per farm dollars 1954.

1950.

Average per acre dollars 1954.

1950.
Proportion of farms reporting value percent 1954.

Land in fans according to use;

Cropland harvested farms reporting 1954.

1949.
acres 1954.

1949.

1 to 9 acres farms reporting 1954.

10 to 19 acres farms reporting 1954.

20 to 29 acres farms reporting 1954.

30 to 49 acres farms reporting 1954,

50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1954.

100 to J. 99 acres farms reporting 1954.

200 to 499 acres farms reporting 1954.

50O acres and over farms reporting 1954.

Cropland used only for pasture, .farms reporting 1954.

1949.
acres 1954.
1949.
Cropland not harvested and not

pastured farms reporting 1954.

1949.
acres 1954.
1949.
Cropland used only for crops not harvested

and not pastured farms reporting 1954,

acres 1954.

Cropland lying idle farms reporting 1954.

acres 1954.

Woodland pastured farms reporting 1954.

acres 1954.

Woodland not pastured farms reporting 1954.

acres 1954.
Other pasture (not cropland and

not woodland) farms reporting 1954.

acres 1954.

Improved (see text) farms reporting 1954.

acres 1954.
Other land (house lots, roads,

wasteland, etc.) farms reporting 1954.

acres 1954,

Cropland, total farms reporting 1954,

1949,

acres 1954,

1949,

Land pastured, total farms reporting 1954,

1949,

acres 1954,

1949,

Woodland, total farms reporting 1954,

1949,

acres 1954,

1949,

Irrigated land in farms farms reporting 1954.

1949.

acres 1954.

1949.

Cover crops turned under and land planted

to another crop farms reporting 1954.

acres 1954.

USE OF CCWMEHCIAL FERTILIZER

Crops oa vbich coancrcial frrlilizer «aa used, 1954:

Hay and cropland pastured farms reporting,

tons,
acres on which used.

Other pasture farms reporting.

tons.
acres on which used.

Com farms reporting.

tons,
acres on which used.

Cotton farms reporting.

tons,
acres on which used.

Fruits, vegetables, potatoes, etc, , , ,farnis reporting,

tons,
acres on which used.

Other crops farms reporting,

tons,
acres on which used.

Areas 6 and C — Continued

Type of farm— Continued

Dairy

163

139

128,554

80,749

819,3

580,9

284,103

87,940

313,91

163,34

80

29

16

6,054

515

3

2

1

1

9

4

5

4

68

99

24,240

35,725

19

7

5,917

990

19

5,917

30

12,769

16

3,915

97
66,791

79
27,334

159

8,868

92

104

36,211

37,230

157

138

103,800

69,306

44

35

16,634

18,222

26

29

8,758

2,553

4
591

54

4,038

20,809

77

3,383

19,493

1

30

120

4
285
240

4

87

980

Poultry

221
208
4,271
3,068
19,3
14,3

25,946

13,949

1,953.06

381,39

84

76
65
576
345
65
10

35

25

185

510

80
42
505
640

5

45

75

460

5

800

25

245

55
920

15
375

211

1,040

146

102

1,266

1,495

90

67

1,905

971

30

35

1,045

325

6

20

186

70

6

171

51
508
496

Livestock

other than

dairy and

poultry

622

497
2,545,355

2,767,651
4,092.2
5,568.7

152,056

72,616

57.05

13.06

75

W4

122

5,053

3,054

75

25

6

4

9

19

6

155

171

72,319

93,882

55

60

17,436

13,931

4

1,000

53

16,436

193

859,298

35

75,073

446

1,447,350

334

188,294

447

68,821

272

248

94,813

110,867

622

472

2,378,967

2,629,722

216

268

934,371

1,206,571

UO

46

41,050

20,656

U
312

82

2,550

16,843

3U

15,330

104,397

3

26

150

159

412

15

231

877

Primarily
crop

13

27

20,242

5,935

1,557.1
219.8

108,068

34,727

444.46

134.27

54

13

27

1,448

359

5

5
3

1

5

200

70

11
310

1
126

1

8,005

1

500

10.463

13

27

1,648

739

1

6

8,205

5,070

1

126

2

12

1,200

555

3

220
948

5
75
625

Primarily
livestock

11
1,200

230

11

1,160

Crop and
livestock

13

19

13,320

U,905

1,063.1

626.6

112,417

19,200

253.57

22.67

92

13

19

1,325

313

5

5

2

950

605

1

U

150

115

1
150

2

8,725

12
2,580

12
2,330

12

90

13

19

2,425

1,038

13

U

12,255

10,331

2

13

8,725

10,413

6

1

2,050

7

5

400

6

105

1,080

12

193
2,070

12

916

1,U5

Miscellaneous

and
unclassified

2,787
2,393
559,067
377,338
2nn.6
157.7

21,748

13,904

409.68

88.87

86

1,858

1,431

19,279

17,479

1,605

150

36

15

27

6

12

7

277

413

11,685

16,345

708

677

26,364

21,157

109

4,465

632

21,899

237

209,565

216

30,785

550

247,386

285

58,865

2,004

14,003

2,197

1,875

57,328

54,931

925

733

468,636

273,849

434

580

240,350

113,534

779

377

12,461

11,383

54
3,523

53

266

3,005

150

1,S1A

8,320

10

4

15

1,019
8,010
9,628
549
7,756
9,278

192

STATISTICS FOR STATE ECONOMIC AREAS

Economic Area Table 5.-FARM FACILITIES, OFF-FARM WORK, WORK POWER. FARM LABOR.

[Data are baaed on reporta for only

Item
(For definitiona and eiplanationa, see text)

Total

all
farma

Type of farm

Caah-graii

Other
field-crop

Vegetable

Fruit-
and-nut

Dairy-

Poultry

Livestock

other

than

dairy and

poultry

SPECIFIED FACILITIES AND EQUimENT

Telephone farms reporting 195A.

Electricity farms reporting l^Si.

1950.

Television set farms reporting 195^.

Piped running water farms reporting 195^4.

Home freezer farms reporting 195'i .

Electric pig brooder farms reporting 195<i.

Power feed grinder farms reporting 1954 .

Milking machine farms reporting 1954.

Grain combines farms reporting 1954 .

number 1954 .
Corn pickers farms reporting 1954 .

number 1954 .
Pick-up hay balers farms reporting 1954 .

number 1954 .
Field forage harvesters farms reporting 1954 .

number 1954.

Motortrucks farms reporting 1954 .

number 1954 .

Tractors, other than garden farms reporting 1954.

1950.

number 1954.

1950.

Automobiles farms reporting 1954 .

number 1954.

OFF-FARM WORK AND OTHER INCOME

FarB operators —

With other income of family exceeding value

of farm products sold operators reporting 1954.

1949.
Working off their farms,

total operators reporting 1954 .

1949.

100 or more days operators reporting 1954.

1949.

FARMS BY CLASS OF WORK POWER

No tractor, horses, or mules farms reporting 1954.

No trac tor but horses and/or

mules farms reporting 1954 .

Tractor and horses and/or mules .... farms reporting 1954.

Tractor and no horses or mules farms reporting 1954.

FARM LABOR

WeeL of Septeabcr 26-October 2:

Family and/or hired workers farms reporting 1954.

persons 1954 .
Family workers, including

operator farms reporting 1954 .

Operators working 1 or more

hours persons 1954.

Unpaid members of operator's

family farms reporting 1954 .

persons 1954 .

Hired workers farms reporting 1954 .

persons 1954 .
Regular workers (to be employed 150

or more days ) farms reporting 1954 .

persons 1954.
Seasonal workers (to be employed less

than 150 days) farms reporting 1954.

persons 1954,.

SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES

Specified farm expenditures^ farms reporting 1954.

Machine hire and/or hired

labor farms reporting 1954.

Machine hire farms reporting 1954 .

dollars 1954.

Hired labor farms reporting 1954.

1949.

dollars 1954.

1949.

$1 to $2 ,499 farms reporting 1954 .

$2,500 and over farms reporting 1954.

Feed for livestock and poultry . .farms reporting 1954.

1949.
dollars 1954.
1949.
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel

and oil farms reporting 1954 .

1949.
dollars 1954.
1949.
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing

material farms reporting 1954.

dollars 1954.

tons 1954.

acres on which used 1954.

Lime and liming material farms reporting 1954.

tons 1954.

dollars 1954.

acres liined 1954.

20,690

50,040

40,529

13,477

41,541

16,609

246

1,361

1,161

843
945
906
929
534
557
325
390

26,377
37,022
20,715
14,085
31,858
20,109
34,799
46,897

28, 7U

25,750

29,510
25,160
23,717
18,801

9,893
8,281
12,434

45,036
108,987

41,590

13,404
19,497
11,187
47,900

5,976
26,459

6,724
21,441

56,032

39,049

26,095

12,685,964

29,793

24,579

84,225,316

64,892,348

24,727

5,066

33,462

35,287

45,476,037

31,779,769

30,741

22,598

15,072,827

10,778,933

43,516

51,854,51A

1,056,969

2,318,739

7,486

363,776

2,882,839

461,127

38
194

94

27
137

72

22

12

42
46
23
26

153
188
140

59
195

91
1A4
186

110
43
97

255

660

130
293
32
124

11

27

280

225

138

24,876

148

83

87,595

73,010

136

12

184

76

34,332

12,625

164

39

79,612

29,543

254

197,747

4,395

21,877

37

1,095

9,019

1,415

202

1,103

506

113

698

232

5

22

663
682
597
141
617
141
400
411

540
179
413

1,273
3,016

1,268

1,248

537
943
169
825

18

19

152
806

1,278

1,068

768

132,825

883

385

323,201

107,435

871

12

897

571

119,440

57,685

738

221

134,922

38,650

1,287

503,335

12,777

61, 678

74

71D

6,U7

1,025

676

5,024

3,850

955

3,520

1,831

27

232

46

181
195
297
301
63
64
26
28

3,531
4,436
3,604
2,296
5,462
3,184
2,940
3,714

141

759

61

554

533

2,149

260

1,463

Ul

1,099

65

520

1,367
1,939

1,665

5,179
15,791

5,101

4,976

1,998
3,209
1,108
7,606

562

4,947

657
2,659

5,547

4,939

2,455

769, 132

4,645

4,077

1:5, Lie, 607

9,029,347

4,191

454

3,975

4,092

1,340,605

803,040

4,503

2,995

2,596,197

1,464,610

5,403

5,517,272

109,984

328,072

364

11,985

98,591

16,707

1,131

2,731

3,015

737

2,300

1,085

9

69

15

28
29
4^
51
19
19
18
21

2,608
5,070
2,262
1,889
5,518
3,649
2,064
3,403

575
630

1,086

1,103

601

487

423
345

.,417

2,791
15,447

2,665

1,006

1,512

1,292

11,270

702

337
6,182

3,062

2,665

1,183

1,126,933

2,520

2,897

22,781,751

15,50e,744

1,668

352

1,560

2,595

613,701

845,493

2,667

2,969

3,203,752

2,325,377

2,963

U, £67, 773

222,476

260,404

763

51, 100

448,418

54,573

5,685

8,683

5,093

3,106

8,265

2,662

24

47

23

20
29
7
7
37
43
32
39

3,984
6,857
3,313
2,455
5,601
4,108
6,717
10,104

4,282
1,568

4,608
2,454
4,012
2,057

7,420

456

624

2,694

6,280
17,644

4,981

1,305
1,756
2,962

10,907

1,602
6,579

1,755
4,323

11,138

10,514

8,424

7,824,224

8,162

4,412

21,857.006

19.639,357

6,400

1,762

1,934

2,207

1,311,716

839,522

5,282

3,533

2,912,799

2,695,767

10,667

23. 654, 975

473,068

633,506

3,074

166,451

1,332,327

196,393

624
948
881
440
943
513
3
147
866

53
58
52
53
71
72
66
31

835

1,427
705
421

1,090
578
744

2,139

83

112

179
121
1D5
77

106
435
270

934
4,571

902

896

397

640

676

3,035

586
2,437

248
598

394

235,141

762

721

6,761,S06

6, 184, 191

305

457

923

853

33,073,630

1:5,923,990

901

767

892,795

757,662

668
1,114,993
25,252
110,304
301
21,982
146,002
28,918

1,027

1,867

1,356

720

1,816

773

36

53

25

11
13
13
17
18
11
16

972

1,069
457
325
539
388
1,365
1,712

452
506

614
457
439

346

1,300

140

90

367

1,807
3,996

1,790

1,730

1,054

1,389

455

877

304
564

226
313

1,892

947

524

93,330

712

766

1,242,670

904,596

561

151

1,347

1,306

13,147,577

8,277,041

1,226

1,225

393, 135

262,914

599
157,324
3,536
13,975
165
3,170
23,645
3,430

1,460

3,889

3,277

996

3,483

1,951

53

388

61

230
249
147
153
208
216
102
132

3,036
4,600
2,897
2,053
4,583
2,740
2,757
4,152

1,155
809

1,552
1,324

1,036
802

779
1,350
1,047

3,768
3,543

3,529

3,442

946
1,276
1,460
3,325

918
2,194

755
1,631

4,158

2,974

1,661

769,835

2,578

2,345

5,835,024

3,707,286

2,038

540

3,659

3,566

4,402,159

2,673,442

3,258

2,729

2,087,745

1,299,345

3.100

4,009,171

85,715

432,467

731

66,066

449,295

98,830

^Excludes faznus reporting commercial fertilizer and Time.

FLORIDA

AND FARM EXPENDITURES, BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950

193

a sample of

farms. See

text]

The State — Cont

inued

Area 1

Type of

farm— Cont

inued

Total
all

Type of farm

General

— Con.

Miscel-
laneous

Livestock

General

Miscel-

Cash-
grain

Other

other

laneous

Primarily
livestock

Crop and
livestock

and
unclassi-
fied

farms

Cotton

field-
crop

Vegetable

Fruit-
and-nut

Dairy

Poultry

than

dairy and

poultry

Primarily
crop

Primarily
livestock

Crop and
livestock

and
unclas-
sified

6

199

9,407

1,921

23

177

18

35

10

87

75

207

106

54

1,128

1

12

954

23,642

6,667

79

601

102

95

15

130

172

631

262

179

4,401

2

104

1,211

19,616

5,901

50

241

281

50

23

127

180

506

165

42

250

3,886

3

5

112

6,131

1,040

16

93

13

15

5

20

31

67

18

18

739

4

7

758

18,965

4,934

69

416

62

55

15

130

167

513

187

139

3,181

5

11

413

6,655

2,283

43

187

29

35

6

83

62

282

128

63

1,365

5

1

15

72

32

1

5

6

20

7

2

93

212

355

18

22

11

5

3

'43

21

87

32

19

94

8

1

11

88

151

7

7

98

15

1

8

15

9

1

115

59

201

29

12

19

2

30

35

28

29

17

10

1

123

66

204

30

12

19

2

32

35

28

29

17

11

1

131

55

189

7

28

8

5

1

22

5

21

53

31

8

12

1

133

56

189

7

28

8

5

1

22

5

21

53

31

8

13

39

28

49

6

2

1

20

17

1

2

14

41

28

50

6

2

1

20

17

1

3

15

15

47

27

1

1

12

5

1

1

6

16

15

47

27

1

1

12

5

1

1

6

17

12

687

9,166

3,393

74

416

92

75

10

113

107

451

207

133

1,705

18

16

844

10,955

3,779

81

425

115

80

27

150

112

572

227

155

1,835

19

12

802

5,171

2,655

79

416

82

50

16

120

52

421

232

159

1,028

20

63

727

3,093

1,420

45

106

186

10

20

41

20

301

69

'21

155

446

21

18

1,110

6,101

3,014

97

436

102

55

52

166

52

527

273

199

1,055

22

oi

853

3,616

1,545

50

106

201

25

23

52

20

337

74

22

169

466

23

5

546

16,621

3,602

69

210

52

45

U

79

101

285

99

78

2,570

24

-*

675

19, 765

4,058

77

221

64

45

17

143

106

343

103

109

2,830

25

110

20,988

4,543

15

100

25

6

27

65

152

31

23

4,099

26

21

179

21,145

4,483

5

31

26

15

11

35

55

88

20

6

54

4,137

27

10

353

17,916

4,165

36

272

35

55

2

45

80

243

68

75

3,254

28

42

470

17,016

3,783

25

115

111

10

1

51

45

205

55

10

98

3,0W

29

129

15,941

3,351

10

85

10

15

1

28

55

151

30

28

2,938

30

15

146

14,155

2,842

40

36

1

26

30

80

10

33

2,586

31

40

16,255

2,772

75

10

20

5

85

88

...

5

2,484

32

204

5,413

1,637

5

135

25

35

5

35

D2

30

15

1,220

33

c.

447

1,511

803

17

104

28

25

1

66

11

187

49

83

232

34

'^'

355

3,660

1,852

62

312

54

25

15

54

41

234

183

76

796

35

12

1,011

20,621

6,272

74

621

117

100

16

125

152

565

262

174

4,065

36

23

2,922

33,084

10,538

128

1,584

366

135

52

415

320

1,010

762

545

5,221

37

12

992

20,087

6,214

74

616

U7

100

14

123

152

555

257

173

4,032

38

12

974

19,348

6,073

74

616

117

100

14

118

142

546

257

173

3,916

39

446

5,054

1,576

21

242

59

20

79

97

133

98

94

733

40

715

6,670

2,251

34

438

73

20

140

117

181

144

147

957

41

2

278

2,454

771

12

119

25

10

10

60

46

138

79

58

214

42

11

1,233

7,066

2,214

20

530

176

15

38

157

61

283

361

225

348

43

128

1,019

260

1

18

4

10

8

36

21

63

22

15

57

44

282

4,011

502

3

19

16

15

35

99

26

114

35

39

101

45

2

210

1,639

566

11

102

23

2

38

30

80

70

49

161

46

11

951

3,055

1,712

17

511

160

3

58

35

169

326

186

247

47

12

1,046

25,540

6,792

84

616

117

lOO

lb

130

167

536

262

179

4,485

48

2

950

12,953

3,350

64

531

72

50

16

110

77

479

232

164

1,555

49

2

639

9,211

2,413

28

393

58

40

10

68

46

335

204

117

1,114

50

420

170,876

1,336,921

458,957

11,985

95,100

23,485

4,310

23,600

25,694

10,630

54,028

69,064

25,878

115,183

51

2

848

7,660

2,338

47

466

52

30

16

95

57

373

212

154

836

52

o9

967

6,882

2,108

25

150

251

10

9

82

35

298

160

22

141

925

53

15,104

761,649

10,398,998

1,273,429

16,815

205, OU

41,925

37,650

103,230

178,751

29,675

236,455

141,337

77,485

205,095

54

57,771

538,810

8,319,515

848,230

4,785

36,595

95,935

17,090

41,159

98,665

69,880

191,803

51,215

15,906

41,905

183,292

55

1

778

7,002

2,236

45

464

47

25

7

75

57

354

202

U5

815

56

1

70

658

102

2

2

5

5

9

20

19

10

9

21

57

L2

926

16,735

5,928

69

450

86

75

3

125

162

556

192

168

4,042

58

100

1,217

17,228

5,652

30

196

221

50

15

117

195

608

150

32

237

3,801

59

18,125

627,965

3,549,663

2,952,806

19,880

76,350

33,150

9,485

4,695

868,943

748,870

317,450

48,700

95,339

729,944

60

U3,107

455,556

3,535,608

1,879,435

7,520

21,830

48,035

4,540

1,765

345,600

550,015

196,226

28,690

14,554

59,174

601,486

61

12

865

10,234

3,112

79

456

97

50

15

120

87

443

242

154

1,369

62

79

934

6,296

2,146

35

131

246

30

20

96

100

382

105

'22

142

837

63

3,820

460,551

1,800,990

768,384

41,165

123,837

42,196

9,460

29,100

69,690

26,080

136,244

104,722

54,445

131,445

64

28,669

298,968

1,292,612

436,777

12,955

23,385

67,820

13,905

8,489

28,980

28,460

99,536

22,946

6,579

32,432

91,290

65

12

1,017

16,420

5,110

79

631

112

100

16

110

87

568

262

178

2,967

66

9,565

817,902

3,688,326

1,811,135

113,876

306,055

112,4U

26,315

119,360

136,405

24,360

331,270

214,198

134,469

292,416

67

215

19,308

78, 176

46,584

2,440

7,932

3,018

712

2,630

3,532

593

8,450

5,775

3,728

7,774

68

1,269

85,956

227,773

202,147

9,939

33,838

10,526

2,885

U,883

K,253

2,235

39,859

24,172

15,479

37,078

69

6

169

1,627

537

28

39

24

20

2

51

25

87

52

58

151

70

160

5,174

30,668

10,947

815

455

585

340

165

1,447

715

2,769

872

786

1,998

71

1,035

38,805

242,460

81,052

6,985

3,887

4,951

2,285

1,155

9,590

5,140

20,256

6,490

6,137

14,176

72

155

7,872

44,662

13,976

1,060

580

742

370

330

1,380

750

3,400

962

1,083

3,319

73

194

STATISTICS FOR STATE ECONOMIC AREAS

Economic Area Table 5.-FARM FACILITIES, OFF-FARM WORK, WORK POWER. FARM LABOR,

COata are based on reports for only

Item
(For definitioDB and explanations, aee text)

Areas 2 and A

Total
all
farms

Type of farm

Cash-grain

Cotton

Other
field-crop

Vegetable

Fruit-
and-nut

Dairy

Poultry

Livestock

other

than

dairy and

poultry

General

Primarily
crop

SPECIFIED FACILITIES AND EdUIFMENT

1

Telephone farms reporting 1954...

1,344

145

34

62

84

171

171

17

2

Electricity farms reporting 1954...

3,262

10

357

146

108

100

282

445

36

3

1950...

3,359

251

236

124

113

230

304

28

4

Television set farms reporting 1954...

1,301
2,746

5
5

142
281

60
136

42
98

79
95

196
282

175
406

3
36

5

Piped running water farms reporting 1954...

6

Home freezer farms reporting 1954 . . .

1,304

5

194

39

18

71

131

255

19

Electric pig brooder farms reporting 1954...

41

6

5

18

8

Power feed grinder farms reporting 1954 . . .

134

12

1

"i

10

5

61

3

9

Milking machine farms reporting 1954 . . .

131

99

10

11

10

.•^rain combines farms reporting 1954 . . .

56

4

5

1

35

11

number 1954 .. .

60

4

5

1

38

12

Corn pickers farms reporting 1954 . . ,

29

1

1

15

13

number 1954 . . .

29

1

. . ..

1

15

K

Pick-up hay balers farms reporting 1954 . . .

55
60

1

1

1

10

5

35

1

15

number 1954 . . .

1

1

1

10

5

40

1

16

Field forage harvesters farms reporting 1954...

41

2

5

1

6

5

20

17

number 1954 . . .

50

2

5

1

7

10

23

18

Motortrucks farms 4-eporting 1954 . . .

1,928

10

307

146

54

85

152

325

36

19

number 1954 . . .

2,607

10

457

201

73

163

178

481

47

20

Tractors, other than garden farms reporting 1954...

1,435

5

276

136

29

72

82

345

26

21

1,040

146

114

25

45

82

205

19

22

number 1954 . . .

2,321

5

697

233

48

119

134

516

34

23

1,471

305

177

53

52

118

249

22

24

Automobiles farms reporting 1954...

2,340

218

100

94

90

216

346

10

25

number 1954...

3,085

365

121

112

328

266

468

17

26

With other income of family exceeding value

1,687

5

64

36

35

1

76

123

27

1949 . . .

2,399

25

57

21

1

76

100

10

28

total operators reporting 1954...

1,726

120

66

15

11

106

177

10

29

2,313

70

82

45

9

81

127

12

30

100 or more days operators reporting 1954 . . .

1,456

90

51

15

3

71

122

31

FAKMS BY CUSS OF WORK POtfEB

1,856

35

37

40

9

61

67

6

32

No tractor, horses, or mules farms reporting 1954...

1,464

5

40

10

90

12

175

77

33

mules farms reporting 1954 . . .

596

56

20

15

16

40

54

10

34

Tractor and horses and/or mules farms reporting 1954...

698

5

115

68

12

34

37

234

20

35

Tractor and no horses or mules farms reporting 1954 —

FAHM LABOR
Weel of September 26-October 2:

737

161

63

17

38

45

in

36

2,934

10

317

146

94

100

277

416

36

37

persons 1954 . . .

6,287

30

382

421

134

626

683

848

154

38

Fajnily workers, including

operator farms reporting 1954 . . .

2,833

10

307

145

83

96

272

390

36

39

Operators working 1 or more

hours persons 1954 . . .

2,727

5

286

145

83

96

257

336

36

40

Unpaid members of operator's

family farms reporting 1954...

812

10

114

40

5

32

145

103

12

il

persons 1954 . . .

1,175

25

157

65

5

53

240

155

32

1,2

Hired workers farms reporting 1954 . . .

778

126

59

49

34

96

142

4

43

2,385

439

211

96

477

186

307

86

44

Regular workers {to be employed 150

or more days ) farms reporting 1954 .. .

524

85

39

18

77

71

95

4

45

persons 1954 . . .

1,544

260

142

34

423

121

183

26

46

Seasonal workers {to be employed less

than 150 days) farms reporting 1954...

373

61

32

46

28

35

61

2

47

persons 1954.. . .

SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES

341

179

69

62

54

65

124

oO

iS

Specified farm expenditures^ farms reporting 1954...

3,395

10

372

161

134

100

297

476

36

49

Machine hire and/or hired

labor farms reporting 1954 . . .

2,016

340

135

129

39

167

340

36

50

Machine hire farms reporting 1954...

971

147

33

86

41

66

144

25

51

dollars 1954 . . .

292,766

79,511

10,241

19,205

34,657

12,260

49,371

7,475

52

Hired labor farms reporting 1954...

1,638

315

135

104

84

152

233

36

53

1949 . . .

1,640

5

181

202

110

37

150

214

24

54

dollars 1954...

4,518,279

1,490,719

273,690

142,330

1,100,674

308,035

427,470

85,030

55

1949...

3,495,645

375

787,537

245,539

215,626

761,863

323,078

258,648

44,812

56

$1 to $2,499 farms reporting 1954...

1,282

226

106

91

11

121

240

32

57

$2,500 and over farms reporting 1954...

356

89

29

13

73

31

43

58

Feed for livestock and poultry. .farms reporting 1954...

2,589

10

245

105

37

90

277

422

21

59

1949...

3,114

10

155

197

42

113

265

345

27

60

dollars 1954...

7,328,495

2,050

61,236

67,570

19,775

3,718,347

2,605,745

45o,158

21,315

61

1949 . . .

5,673,081

1,880

38,205

43,376

6,815

2,465,516

2,214,315

233,014

13,033

62

Gasoline and other petroleum fuel

and oil farms reporting 1954...

2,041

5

311

146

34

96

187

364

36

63

1949 . . .

1,787

5

176

137

65

102

229

264

24

64

dollars 1954...

1,031,406

375

280,303

68,975

16,575

114,160

79,395

190,001

27,676

65

1949 . . .

704,487

375

124,176

61,486

41,689

95,582

71,265

123,565

12,230

66

Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing

2,144

5

356

156

134

53

71

332

36

67

dollars 1954...

2,199,264

840

1,137,367

173,723

130,452

160,131

12,260

317,572

56,655

68

tons 1954 . . .

47,957

18

23,434

4,016

2,626

4,192

240

7,492

1.182

69

acres on which used 1954 . . .

107,061

30

25,655

6,208

6,987

12,196

3,275

31,902

2,099

70

Linje and liming material farms reporting 1954...

382

57

23

21

42

35

91

3

71

tons 1954 . . .

22,980

2,848

832

395

6,369

1,205

7,018

330

72

dollars 1954...

157,972

32,330

4,350

3,655

40,441

7,335

41,226

2,304

73

acres limed 1954...

26,003

3,988

930

405

5,389

375

9,001

490

^Excludes fanns reporting connnercial fertilizer and lime.

FLORIDA

AND FARM EXPENDITURES, BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-Continued

195

a sample of farms. See text]

Areas

2 and A — Continued

Area 3

Type of

farm— Coni

inued

Total

all
farms

Type of

farm

Genera]

— Con.

Miscel-
laneous
and
unclassi-
fied

Cash-
grain

Cotton

Other
field-
crop

Vegetable

Fruit-
and-nut

Dairy

Poultry

Livestock

other

than

dairy and

poultry

General

Miscel-
laneous

and
unclas-
sified

Pr

li

inarily
vestock

Crop and
livestock

Primarily
crop

Primarily
livestock

Crop and
livestock

7

653

2,136

15

25

396

67

25

53

113

221

53

6

99

1.063

1

64

1,714

12,827

105

502

4,432

210

31

203

235

1,049

604

12

o05

4,839

2

15

64

1,944

10,742

29

265

3,218

413

27

173

165

1,036

577

25

748

4,066

3

16

583

2,071

6

15

723

68

10

49

47

218

83

5

61

786

4

63

1,344

8,582

63

282

3,051

154

31

204

220

873

334

7

476

2,887

5

46

526

3,959

24

95

1,534

86

10

91

94

513

158

11

261

1,082

6

1

11

74

5

27

1

1

6

13

1

1

14

5

7

8

33

563

4

194

8

5

60

22

128

28

2

56

56

8

11

293

5

39

5

1

187

12

12

1

2

29

9

8

3

441

13

156

7

2

16

8

92

48

1

68

30

10

9

3

503

16

170

8

2

19

11

102

65

1

75

34

11

11

1

603

16

5

284

11

1

28

8

82

48

1

83

36

12

11

1

615

19

5

287

11

1

29

8

83

49

1

85

37

13

1

211

2

5

59

8

14

12

59

22

20

10

14

1

213

2

5

60

8

14

13

59

22

20

10

15

2

72

19

1

8

1

18

3

12

10

16

2

78

19

4

9

1

18

5

12

10

17

58

755

6,980

69

252

3,008

159

15

150

105

723

395

12

411

1,681

18

71

921

8,033

97

257

3,356

202

122

186

128

865

465

16

451

1,888

19

64

400

6,452

56

181

3,122

139

18

172

70

790

404

12

494

994

20

15

46

343

4,531

9

35

1,870

312

23

114

30

652

339

16

458

673

21

87

448

8,149

93

181

3,816

209

137

226

87

1,101

537

18

639

1,105

22

15

79

396

5,306

21

35

2,114

374

60

154

30

783

434

16

517

763

23

41

1,225

7,218

75

190

2,550

119

27

125

135

602

297

5

353

2,735

24

46

1,362

8,705

109

190

3,033

161

88

188

187

863

386

5

407

3,083

25

10

1,337

5,771

28

41

o86

39

12

20

60

198

78

50

4,559

26

5

11

2,093

6,962

<=

30

491

75

5

41

45

161

83

5

37

5,933

27

27

1,194

7,267

49

261

1,972

94

17

37

77

315

311

10

210

3,914

23

10

22

1,855

6,790

25

145

1,258

185

5

43

40

364

231

16

297

4,181.

29

11

1,088

4,785

22

56

988

40

15

23

62

174

35

73

3,247

30

10

12

1,579

4,041

25

430

74

5

27

35

178

34

5

65

3,113

31

1,055

3,990

30

76

541

20

20

26

145

137

35

25

2,935

32

1

384

4,636

105

405

1,281

71

6

25

184

305

172

2,132

33

36

137

3,232

21

75

1,744

59

5

104

25

429

209

6

283

272

34

28

263

3,220

35

106

1,378

80

13

68

45

361

195

"^

211

722

35

65

1,473

13,509

171

652

4,614

225

31

194

235

1,018

724

12

676

4,957

36

105

2,354

30,310

502

1,432

12,437

557

238

812

519

2,140

2,116

23

1,842

7,692

37

60

1,434

13,327

164

652

4,558

225

23

193

234

968

712

12

663

4,923

33

60

1,373

12,969

164

632

4,455

214

17

192

219

946

701

12

64o

4,771

39

17

329

4,779

99

295

1,807

83

7

110

132

279

392

297

1,278

40

17

426

7.839

234

505

2,960

135

8

199

177

348

374

504

1,895

41

12

20t,

2,126

20

50

865

59

18

121

55

314

159

2

172

291

42

28

555

9,502

104

295

5,022

208

213

421

123

846

541

11

692

1,026

43

8

127

959

10

402

33

13

91

35

159

56

31

79

44

14

341

4,878

24

3,065

94

177

217

58

373

166

147

557

45

4

104

1,433

18

50

541

38

7

61

34

209

112

2

125

236

46

14

214

4,624

80

295

1,957

114

36

204

65

473

375

11

545

469

47

65

1,744

14,781

186

662

4,919

230

38

204

240

1,100

739

12

d91

5,760

48

49

731

10,160

161

537

4,408

194

37

159

115

730

649

2

o41

2,527

49

31

398

5,863

110

375

2,201

88

6

110

41

428

419

2

433

1,645

50

17,140

62,906

1,131,536

12,891

37,725

542,769

24,343

25,375

41,533

2,255

138,261

94,989

420

34,105

125,870

51

49

480

8,438

101

417

4,159

189

37

154

95

636

543

2

565

1,540

52

10

51

606

8,319

28

235

3,538

405

19

140

95

667

621

21

660

1,890

53

...

51,295

638,486

9,919,618

70,780

118,190

5,679,713

235,985

430,002

448,696

144,750

885,146

394,696

15,104

392,759

1,103.797

54

30,315

102,832

725.020

7,462,090

25,560

70,840

4,256,958

315,792

243,305

349,676

68,000

401,633

485,064

5,075

279,369

960,818

55

45

410

7,893

91

407

3,901

170

27

122

83

564

500

1

533

1,494

56

4

70

545

10

10

258

19

10

32

12

72

43

1

32

46

57

64

1,318

11,563

105

447

3,591

178

4

199

240

961

549

12

600

4,677

58

20

72

1,863

12,029

31

375

3,652

432

12

155

145

1,086

614

21

748

4,758

59

53,569

322,680

5,592,079

12,952

43,090

1,064,325

40,14a

4,300

1,160,744

1,397,615

643,512

139,934

18,125

393,171

674, 163

60

74,270

71,006

511,651

3,558,710

3,125

35,855

657,929

69,789

4,920

759,864

567,495

434,993

102,467

24,650

204,323

703,300

61

65

797

8,648

80

332

3,961

169

25

188

150

864

477

12

551

1,839

62

20

66

649

6,198

19

90

2,467

377

24

155

105

746

439

16

591

l,lo9

63

43, X3

210,603

3,495,852

38,072

61,085

1,783,317

95,897

58,075

128,847

47,602

451,653

229,276

3,320

279,363

313,845

64

10,770

26,212

136,637

2,075,038

8,518

15,265

871,030

119,082

38,125

117,761

22,675

255,574

196,810

5,900

186,751

237,547

65

65

936

11,927

170

656

4,802

214

33

160

105

370

742

L2

675

3,483

66

44,208

166,056

5,987,089

83,031

197,280

2,829,333

319,428

229,112

187,869

38,264

685,138

460,227

9,565

478,758

469,084

67

909

3,848

126,304

1,937

4,845

55,502

4,132

4,348

4,138

995

16,380

11,285

215

11,178

11,349

68

3,854

14,805

564,079

11,858

27,840

215,643

12,876

21,346

19,611

4,599

82.079

55,709

1,269

55.659

55,590

69

9

96

816

9

35

252

22

2

54

15

134

83

6

67

137

70

283

3,700

23,767

280

255

6,522

637

260

2,738

115

6,075

1,618

160

1,485

3,622

71

1,093

24,688

155,464

2,034

2,260

45,539

3,522

880

15,322

500

38,937

11,353

1,035

8,849

25,233

72

324

4,101

34,454

355

445

9,341

1,349

450

5,166

185

7,790

2,805

155

2,174

4,239

73

1%

STATISTICS FOR STATE ECONOMIC AREAS

Economic Area Table 5.-FARM FACILITIES, OFF-FARM WORK, WORK POWER, FARM LABOR,

[Data are based on reports for only

Item
(For defiDitioDs and explaaations, eee text)

Total
all
farrns

Type of fam

Cash-grain

Other
field-crop

Vegetable

Fruit-
and-nut

Dairy-

Poultry

Livestock

other

than

dairy and

poultry

SPECIFIED FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT

Telephone farms reporting 195'i. .

Electricity farms reporting 195'i..

1950..

Television set farms reporting 1954..

Piped running water farms reporting 1954..

Home freezer farms reporting 1954 . .

Electric pig brooder farms reporting 1954.

Power feed grinder farms reporting 1954 .

Milking machine farms reporting 1954 . .

Grain combines farms reporting 1954..

number 1954 . .

Corn pickers farms reporting 1954 . .

number 1954 . .

Pick-up hay balers farms reporting 1954.

number 1954 .

Field forage harvesters farms reporting 1954.

number 1954 .

Motortrucks farms reporting 1954 .

number 1954.

Tractors, other than garden farms reporting 1954.

1950 .

number 1954 .

1950.

Automobiles farms reporting 1954 .

number 1954 .

OFF-FARM WORK AND OTHER INCCWE

FarB operators —

With other income of family exceeding value

of farm products sold operators reporting 1954.

1949.
Working off their farms,

total operators reporting 1954 .

1949.

100 or more days operators reporting 1954.

1949.

FARMS BY CLASS OF WORK POWER

No tractor, horses, or mules farms reporting 1954.

No tractor but horses and/or

mules farms reporting 1954.

Tractor and horses and/or mules ... .farms reporting 1954.

Tractor and no horses or mules farms reporting 1954.

FARM LABOR

Week of Septenber 26-October 2:

Family and/or hired workers farms reporting 1954.

persons 1954.
Family workers, including

operator farms reporting 1954.

Operators working 1 or more

hours persons 1954 .

Unpaid members of operator's

family farms reporting 1954.

persons 1954 .

Hired workers farms reporting 1954.

persons 1954 .
Regular workers (to be employed 150

or more days ) farms reporting 1954 .

persons 1954 .
Seasonal workers (to be employed less

than 150 days) farms reporting 1954.

persons 1954 .

SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES

Specified farm expenditures^ farms reporting 1954.

Machine hire and/or hired

labor farms reporting 1954 .

Machine hire farms reporting 1954 .

dollars 1954.

Hired labor farms reporting 1954.

1949.

dollars 1954.

1949.

$1 to $2,499 farms reporting 1954.

$2,500 and over farms reporting 1954.

Feed for livestock and poultry. .farms reporting 1954.

1949.
dollars 1954.
1949.
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel

and oil farms reporting 1954.

1949.
dollars 1954.
1949.
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing

material farms reporting 1954.

dollars 1954.
tons 1954.
acres on which used 1954 .

Lime and liming material farms reporting 1954.

tons 1954.

dollars 1954.

acres limed 1954 ,

1,975

3,109

2,135

873

3,021

859

11

13

52

2
1

1
10
11
13
16

1,515
2,353
1,UB
819
2,168
1,349
2,372
3,162

2,129
1,361

2,089
1,395
1,746
1,197

2,383

177
318
830

2,634
7,277

2,327

2,236

656

836

995

4,205

600

2,608

527
1,597

3,587

2,646

1,741

1,136,703

1,965

1,595

7,281,310

5,785,485

1,473

492

1,156

1,189

1,654,359

1,293,875

2,064

1,333

1,081,777

742,029

2,923
4,341,045
87,014
181, 84A
610
32,135
271,128
45,594

34
73
35
27
162
96

45
403

2

2

30

362

29

358

45

35

20

13,870

35

32

546, 263

483,598

35

15

20

4,390

8,951

45

32

74,260

62,447

40

332,393

5,388

15,114

12

350

3,650

486

90

720

100

1,044

56

675

28

294

90

1,017

79

239

1

1

4

1

1
1

97
193

92

68
205
167

68
129

103

58

20

88,000

43

90

1,520,700

1,449,346

26

17

79

54
20,828
34,571

97

110

204,951

155,996

93
556,542
11,596
11,200
36
5,488
64,434
8,440

592
961
523
413
996
572
833
,131

618
230

596
378
573
312

22

42

481

103
982

929
2,744

101

736

101

705

55
100

23
781

199

253

492

1,780

17
288

301
1,164

11
493

274
516

1,439

1,364

994

821,009

1,077

579

3,200,090

2,280,899

793

284

207

224

99,327

81,343

806

508

407,138

289,124

1,371
2,519,724
51,281
74,594
303
10,445
89,047
18,165

57
179

57

37

9

10,950

37

34
244,178

167,770

1

36

56

39

522,971

425,081

57

29

49,320

20,363

35

35,107

309

2,735

23

657

5,187

686

50

100

151

25

90

30

5

55
55
10
55

10
60
70
100

95
190

95

95

50
60
20
35

15
25

10

10

100

45

25

7,610

30

51

70,525

77,895

25

100

156

457,300

501,510

70

106

23,675

13,010

40

7,100

150

400

10

255

2,100

255

90
129

67

39
128

62

104
258
121
51
283
122
119
248

140
477

40

49

91

306

72
195

150

107

59

61,735

106

79

546,432

255,715

51

55

116

84

340,059

77,166

132

78

148,161

81,341

119

483,232

8,566

60,014

56

9,839

71,398

11,837

^Excludes fauns reporting commercial fertilizer and lijne.

AND FARM EXPENDITURES, BY TYPE OF FARM

a sample of farms. See text]

FLORIDA

CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-Continued

197

Area 4-i-Continued

Areas 5 and B

Type of farin — Continued

Total

Type of

farm

General — Con.

Miscel-
laneous

Livestock

General

Miscel-

all

Cash-
grain

Other

other

laneous

Primarily
livestock

Crop and
livestock

and
unclassi-
fied

fanns

Cotton

field-
crop

Vegetable

Fruit-
and-nut

Dairy

Poultry

than
dairy and

poultry

Primarily
crop

Primarily
livestock

Crop and
livestock

and
unclas-
sified

937

10,020

14

484

4,427

235

436

449

41

33

3,901

1

1,623

19,331

29

1,587

6,882

295

857

1,064

72

93

8,452

2

6

1,116

14,717

26

1,714

3,795

293

877

927

230

16

130

6,699

3

445

6,103

1

316

2,464

169

326

296

23

10

2,493

4

1,584

17,774

34

1,329

6,552

295

841

1,030

73

67

7,563

5

384

6,299

12

604

2,157

153

345

518

44

40

2,426

6

5

53

1

12

10

9

21

7

215

'io

39

17

'26

10

81

6

"5

27

8

344

1

12

279

10

14

1

27

9

1

129

1

12

14

6

61

18

10

7

10

1

162
53
59

1

12
10
11

23
5
5

6

67
27
32

33

10
6
6

10
5
5

11
12
13

1

156

7

32

'16

71

10

11

9

14

1

167

7

38

16

73

12

12

9

15

2

118

4

26

19

5

40

1

2

21

16

2

132

5

28

20

5

50

1

2

21

17

575

9,304

28

1,391

2,930

283

442

948

69

72

3,141

18

715

13,534

43

2,080

5,103

449

478

1,509

106

130

3,636

19

330

6,681

24

1,152

2,403

179

197

783

69

72

1,802

20

197

4,607

16

803

1,709

142

116

592

135

5

60

1,029

21

413

9,979

50

2,020

3,867

240

208

1,287

132

119

2,056

22

224

6,690

...

24

1,257

2,889

183

136

315

162

"5

76

1,143

23

1,185

15,065

19

1,058

5,274

256

647

908

71

61

6,771

24

1,406

20,610

27

1,377

7,991

633

822

1,373

91

90

3,206

25

1,391

11,730

290

3,294

26

151

376

10

26

7,557

26

6

1,011

8,398

5

313

1,170

15

210

300

36

"5

16

6,328

27

1,185

11,808

5

593

3,611

40

236

479

29

41

6,774

28

6

397

8,624

5

11

532

1,84B

12

205

399

92

"i

41

5,478

29

1,032

10,265

5

307

3,188

17

171

356

16

17

6,188

30

b

782

7,062

6

221

1,562

11

150

301

31

25

4,755

31

1,353

U,701

242

6,116

70

630

127

10

6,506

32

114

2,361

5

271

393

46

40

270

5

16

1,315

33

100

2,261

17

433

434

117

17

551

32

33

577

34

230

4,420

7

719

1,919

62

180

232

37

39

1,225

35

1,254

15,069

29

1,442

4,681

295

827

1,050

59

83

6,603

36

2,267

34,846

125

5,703

12,683

1,244

1,316

2,641

173

264

10,197

37

1,168

13,878

29

1,419

3,866

277

816

965

57

83

6,366

33

1,108

13,417

29

1,397

3,754

277

801

939

57

32

6,081

39

282

4,264

6

597

992

101

530

245

24

33

1,736

40

328

5,611

6

874

1,347

135

655

340

39

42

2,173

41

291

4,493

14

530

2,098

227

132

492

38

24

838

42

831

15,818

90

3,432

7,582

832

360

1,362

77

140

1,943

43

123

2,290

4

240

1,086

215

131

282

25

13

289

44

483

8,574

36

1,397

4,472

712

264

778

44

59

312

45

135

2,793

12

412

1,267

71

81

234

19

a

626

46

348

7,244

54

2,035

3,110

120

96

584

33

81

1,131

47

1,682

22,246

29

1,650

8,361

295

867

1,175

74

98

9,197

48

989

17,227

19

1,460

8,404

255

432

845

68

83

5,661

49

609

13,260

8

699

6,963

115

291

484

33

47

4,620

50

131,229

8,129,731

2,171

322,619

6,679,901

50,326

57,895

291,744

22,038

29,753

673,284

51

626

12,279

19

1,355

6,409

244

287

746

63

67

3,089

52

6

624

8,416

15

27

1,519

3,207

250

312

750

154

10

96

2,076

53

970,622

28,967,739

113,235

5,024,643

16,266,103

1,917,162

530,460

2,088,335

252,752

151,710

2,623,339

54

2,300

1,057,962

26,298,336

2,790

73,344

4,522,545

15,597,213

1,305,835

a9,929

1,559,833

133,736

375

100,354

2,226,332

55

572

9,971

10

1,074

5,092

63

210

565

37

49

2,371

56

54

2,308

9

281

1,317

131

77

181

26

18

218

57

572

9,740

23

909

1,541

290

357

1,038

36

31

4,965

58

b

oOb

10,899

5

31

1,551

1,731

290

342

1,023

180

'16

141

5,084

59

206, 574

16,368,891

7,205

288,695

1,104,803

5,688,780

6,377,632

1,532,917

23,185

70,926

1,274,748

60

4,000

161,153

ll,b87,107

100

14,900

452,965

664,274

4,663,045

3,253,299

1.214,145

78,020

12,805

104,028

1,224,526

61

84b

U,132

24

1,449

3,945

278

536

931

67

32

3,820

62

1

469

8,403

15

27

1,579

2,548

253

542

880

182

15

125

2,232

63

156,722

4,812,940

19,971

938,965

2,160,921

236,831

163,618

694,447

57,808

65,220

475,159

64

800

113,948

4,214,209

575

13,524

837,461

2,102,307

258,167

87,562

461,257

46,677

4,720

48,173

353,736

65

...

1,213

17,601

29

1,608

8,506

181

235

810

67

86

6,079

66

355,448

26,028,729

70,470

3,186,809

19,597,969

208,237

43,365

1,190,358

124,627

100,417

1,501,477

67

7,3U

527,842

1,480

67, 536

391,495

4,744

1,038

26,330

2,720

2,273

30,221

68

16,927

832,833

3,665

88,022

435,731

19,867

2,890

U5,952

7,045

6,634

73,027

69

164

4,463

14

455

2,638

87

60

276

20

33

880

70

3,766

219,869

760

17,113

151,463

6,068

745

28,383

1,540

2,465

10,832

71

33,577

1,771,923

4,175

U7,671

1,259,575

42,610

7,185

134,088

10,CH9

21,948

94,622

72

5,290

268,307

920

18,258

170,354

7,639

1,025

48,069

1,445

4,076

16,521

73

198

STATISTICS FOR STATE ECONOMIC AREAS

Economic Area Table 5.-FARM FACILITIES. OFF-FARM WORK, WORK POWER. FARM LABOR,

ata are based on reports for only

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Areas 6 and c

Total

all
farms

Type of farm

Cash-grain

Other
field-crop

Vegetable

Frui t-and-nut

SPECIFIED FACILITIES AND EflUIPMENT

Telephone farms reporting 195*1 .

Electricity farms reporting 195'i.

1950.

Television set farms reporting 195'i.

Piped running water farms reporting 1954 .

Home freezer farms reporting 1954 .

Electric pig brooder farms reporting 1954.

Power feed grinder farms reporting 1954 .

Milking machine farms reporting 1954 .

Grain combines farms reporting 1954.

number 1954.

Corn pickers farms reporting 1954 .

number 1954.

Pick-up hay balers farms reporting 1954 .

number 1954 .

Field forage harvesters farms reporting 1954.

number 1954.

Motortrucks farms reporting 1954 .

number 1954.

Tractors, other than garden farms reporting 1954.

1950.

number 1954 .

1950.

Automobiles... farms reporting 1954.

number 1954.

OFF-FARM WORK AND OTHER INCOME

Fara operators—

With other income of family exceeding value

of farm products sold operators reporting 1954.

1949.
Working off their farms,

total operators reporting 1954 .

1949.

100 or more days operators reporting 1954.

1949.

FARMS BY CLASS OF WORX POWER

No tractor, horses, or mules farms reporting 1954.

No trac tor but horses and/or

mules farms reporting 1954 .

Tractor and horses and/or mules. .. .farms reporting 1954.
Tractor and no horses or mules farms reporting 1954.

FARM LABOR

Week of Septesber 26-October 2:

Family and/or hired workers farms reporting 1954.

persons 1954.
Family workers, including

operator farms reporting 1954 .

Operators working 1 or more

hours persons 1954 .

Unpaid members of operator's

family farms reporting 1954.

persons 1954 .

Hired workers farms reporting 1954 .

persons 1954 .
Regular workers (to be employed 150

or more days ) farms reporting 1954 .

persons 1954 .
Seasonal workers (to be employed less

than 150 days) farms reporting 1954.

persons 1954 .

SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES

Specified farm expenditures' farms reporting 1954.

Machine hire and/or hired

labor farms reporting 1954 .

Machine hire farms reporting 1954 .

dollars 1954.

Hired labor farms reporting 1954.

1949.

dollars 1954.

1949.

$1 to $2,499 farms reporting 1954.

$2,500 and over farms reporting 1954.

Feed for livestock and poultry . .farms reporting 1954.

1949.
dollars 1954.
1949.
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel

and oil farms reporting 1954.

1949.
dollars 1954.
1949.
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing

material farms reporting 1954.

dollars 1954.

tons 1954.

acres on which used 1954.

Lime and liming material farms reporting 1954.

tons 1954.

dollars 1954.

acres limed 1954 .

3,294

4,844

3,675

2,084

4,484

1,905

35

81

190

1A

31
36
53
56
54
87

3,257
6,716
2,344
1,668
6,227
3,748
4,202
7,277

2,853

2,147

2,455
2,255
2,114
1,803

436

969

1,375

4,618
19,729

4,291

4,168

1,317

1,785

2,024

13,776

1,343

8,353

1,032
5,423

5,231

3,650

1,847

1,536,271

3,135

2,501

32,264,941

21,003,062

1,872

1,253

2,456

2,404

11,579,407

7,677,561

3,744

2,731

3,882,468

2,606,393

3,811

11,4*7,251

221, 268

430,775

678

54,078

445,300

72,793

15
39,500

15

6,620

1
1
3
4
1
1
5
7

62
392

65

51
635
4U

56
158

421
593
546
250
536
242

1
15

8

4

4

20

24

3

3

8

10

740
2,314

693

582
2,795
1,649

674
1,570

153
143

231
263
166
129

25
222

471

57

1,578

775
7,649

51

716

50

708

10
11
48

1,517

211
318

561
6,623

38
1,212

363
3,152

18
305

344
3,471

65

768

21

308

107, 325

677,425

65

758

45

571

5,166,752

15

,689,083

3,332,475

8

,952,432

7

267

58

501

15

214

13

311

170,249

185,975

35,020

240,252

55

756

47

686

396, 150

1

685,504

325,513

1

137,447

64

792

1,035,298

7

004,955

20, 162

134,384

57,469

139,213

5

207

910

25,690

7,935

226,156

1,230

25,226

Excludes farms reporting commercial fertilizer and lime.

FLORIDA

AND FARM EXPENDITURES, BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-Continued

a sample of farms. See text]

199

(For definitions and ezplsDations, see text)

SPECIFIED FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT

Telephone farms reporting 1954 .

Electricity farms reporting 1954.

1950.

Television set farms reporting 1954.

Piped running water farms reporting 1954.

Home freezer farms reporting 1954 .

Electric pig brooder farms reporting 1954.

Power feed grinder farms reporting 1954 .

Mi Iking machine farms reporting 1954 .

Grain combines farms reporting 1954.

nximber 1954 .

Corn piclcers farms reporting 1954 .

number 1954.

Pick-up hay balers farms reporting 1954 .

number 1954.

Field forage harvesters farms reporting 1954.

number 1954 .

Motortrucks farms reporting 1954 .

number 1954.

Tractors, other than garden farms reporting 1954.

1950.

number 1954.

1950.

Automobiles farms reporting 1954.

number 1954.

OFF-FARM WORK AND OTHER INCOME

Fbtb operators—

With other income of family exceeding value
of farm products sold operators reporting

Working off their farms,
total operators reporting

100 or more days operators reporting

FARMS BY CLASS OF WORK POWER

No tractor, horses, or mules farms reporting

No tractor but horses and/or

mules farms reporting

Tractor and horses and/or mules. .. .farms reporting

Tractor and no horses or mules farms reporting

FARM LABOR

Week of September 26-October 2:

Family and/or hired workers farms reporting

persons
Family workers, including

operator farms reporting

Operators working 1 or more

hours persons

Unpaid members of operator's

family farms reporting

persons

Hired workers farms reporting

persons
Regular workers (to be employed 150

or more days } farms reporting

persons
Seasonal workers {to be employed less

than 150 days) farms reporting

persons

SPECIFIED FAm EXPENDITURES

Specified farm expenditures^ farms reporting

Machine hire and/or hired

labor farms reporting

Machine hire farms reporting

dollars
Hired labor farms reporting

dollars

$1 to $2 ,499 farms reporting

$2,500 and over farms reporting

1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1954.
1954.

1954.
1954.

1954.

1954.
1954.
1954.
1954.

1954.
1954.

1954.

1954.

Feed for livestock and poultry, .farms reporting '.

dollars

Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil farms reporting '.

dollars

Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing

material farms reporting

dollars

tons

acres on which used

Lime and liming material farms reporting

tons

dollars

acres limed

Areas 6 and C^-Continued

Dairy

131
163
131
113
162

92
2

14
158

1
1
11
12
19
31

157
393
136
71
260
129
153
783

163
1,295

159

159

52

79

147

1,057

135
905

43

152

1954 . . .

158

195< . . .

51

1954 . . .

71,981

1954 .. .

148

1949 . . .

128

1954...

2,871,745

1949 . . .

3,000,332

1954...

33

1954 . . .

115

1954...

163

1949 . . .

134

1954 . . .

8,113,845

1949...

5,259,884

1954 . . .

162

1949 . . .

127

1954 . . .

293,947

1949 . . .

236,809

1954 . . .

128

1954...

387,244

1954 . . .

7,837

1954...

41,642

1954 . . .

44

1954 . . .

4,703

1954 . . .

32,852

1954...

8,158

Type of farm — Continued

Poultry

181
221
203
95
216
111
5

111
118
46
22
48
24
196
231

221
468

100

140

56

112

31
70

36

42

221

111

55

8,230

91

123

159,225

145,814

65

26

2ia

203

1,560,415

1,190,307

196

143

52,815

34,942

61

26,975

520

576

20

135

1,335

340

Livestock

other than

dairy and

poultry

322

571

337

201

533

321

7

24

3

7

7

2

2

22

22

15

31

475
915
437
252
869
434
497
857

239

129

24a

188

205
137

115

351

86

579
1,427

527

503

141
203
283

721

242

551

621

473

211

174,696

434

337

1,651,186

1,029,654

264

170

566

415

1,112,053

517,898

524

379

467,239

278,072

401
996,601
18,497
122,661
87
11,4S2
93,390
18,683

Primarily

Primarily
livestock

11
66,141
58,459

1

5

540

450

11
14,427
6,153

8

13,924

295

1,573

6

530

4,174

560

Crop and
livestock

6
5,600

11
6,828

Wiscellaneous

and
unclassified

13

13

6

U,0OO

13

13

88,400

11,550

13

13

W,960

13,025

18, 180
4,600

L3

60,050

1,215

4,330

2

155

778

215

1,725

2,613

1,905

1,080

2,406

872

10

2

13

1,309

37

1,960

13

617

8

405

66

1,024

12

619

8

2,135

23

2,873

2,045
1,643

1,595
1,5^
1,448
1,340

1,922

248
193
424

13
166

2,268
5,353

13

2,164

13

2,099

5

5

12

IAS

696

891

614

2,363

6
23

344
1,717

11
125

327
646

2,672

1,490

825

227,449

1,089

761

4,857,659

3,166,091

840

249

1,161

1,116

341, 554

333,492

1,563

940

513,216

359,404

1,737
903,845
17,670
30,346
199
6,750
50,164
U,192

200

STATISTICS FOR STATE ECONOMIC AREAS

Economic Area Table 6.-LIVEST0CK ON HAND. LIVESTOCK SOLD, AND

[Data are based on reporta for only

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Total
all
farms

Type of farm

Cash-grain

Otber
field-crop

Vegetable

Fruit-
end- nut

Deiry

Poultry

Livestock

other

than

dairy and

poultry

Livestock en band:

Horses and mules farms reporting

number

All cattle and calves farms reporting

number

Cows, Including heifers that
have calved farms reporting

number

MlUi covs farms reporting

number

1954.
1950.
1954.
1950.
195i.
1950.
1954.
1950.

1954.
1950.
1954.
1950.
1954.
1950.
1954.
1950.

All hogs and pigs farms reporting 1954.

1950.

number 1954.

1950.

Chlc]£ens 4 months old and over.. farms reporting 1954.

1950.

number 1954.

1950.

Livestock aad livestock products sold:

Cattle and calves sold alive farms reporting 1954.

1949.

number 1954.

1949.

dollars 1954.

1949.

Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting

number
dollars

Chickens sold farms reporting

dollars

Chicken eggs sold farms reporting

dozens

dollars

Mili sold^ gallons

dollars

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1954.
1949.

Specified crops harveated;

Com for all purposes farms reporting

Com harvested for grain farms reporting

acres

bushels harvested
bushels sold

1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

Peanuts harvested for picking or

threshing farms reporting 1954 .

1949.

acres grown alone 1954.

1049.

acres grown with other crops
pounds harvested

Vegetables harvested for sale... farms reporting

Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards^ groves, vineyartis, and planted nut
trees farms reporting

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.

Hay cut.

. acres
tons

1954=
1950.

1954'
1950'

1954.
1949.
1954.

18,174
27,116
34,954
50,725
30,400
30,041
1,654,782
1,132,519

28,069
28,103
913,908
614,447
17,202
21,839
160,660
131,259

19,411

26,297

426,238

455,725

27,982

38,691

3,436,940

2,349,778

16,324

16,097

660,740

363,176

35,540,840

28,380,715

13,569

18,770

338,496

384,254

9,269,224

8,286,404

4,334

9,163

5,955,641

5,881,294

7,461

13,382

28,598,997

15,196,654

11,500,856

7,678,678

74,987,408

43,073,473

35,389,946

17,464
22,363

535,282
531,725

14,367

19,461

314,338

319, 820

5,317,532

3,887,434

1,196,741

407,712

4,379

5,149

51,949

61,701

290

325

38,317,599

48,280,643

10,285
10,971

77,684,689
62,240,345

23,534
34,865

635,241
480,294

59, 390
19,603
80,644

153

84

273

180

187

86

2,920

442

172

86

1,182

236

143

76

355

156

174

61

2,606

649

241

121

6,161

3,235

75

30

920

95

42,035

5,455

101

56

1,264

810

30,040

14,630

35

1,842

1,150

16

35

3,625

6,020

1,320

2,730

23,554

10,915

660

233
124

11,348
4,630

232

114

10,796

4,005

305,825

70,250

220,550

43,040

463
15

147,010
10,000

29,420
5,560

184
34

338

273

719
716
1,127
1,222
1,036
601
8,249
1,954

991
536

4,002
927
865
496

1,859
737

986

726
16,104
9,373
1,114
751
28,662
15,610

365

215

1,717

545

64,823

31,645

735

571

9,783

6,209

270,736

126,064

60

125

2,235

2,275

176

125

24,459

6,725

9,681

2,820

1,508

340

690

1,251
851

38,229
19,745

1,185

821

26,705

15,000

365,573

177,525

72,551

6,805

713

305

5,458

1,805

2,940,638
1,227,600

312
130

59,810
53,865

73
385

362

155

35
245
25

3,306
4,196
5,699
7,977
4,097
3,899
95 , 169
38,872

3,913
3,752
45,441
19,611
2,427
2,988
6,148
6,775

4,335

4,749

127,395

100, 187

4,309

4,927

175,105

139,215

2,160

1,842

28,598

10,744

1,964,703

996,741

3,769

3,907

83,948

70,588

2,248,143

1,479,691

319

759

31,684

26,127

813

1,360

567,866

191,846

196,487

82,746

136,710

56,584

18,608

4,807
5,175

202,719
177,506

4,007

4,621

113,205

107,791

1,881,391

1,311,316

422,611

111,827

1,270

1,933

21,691

32,373

40

135

17,969,434

27,653,896

2,098
1,307

3,460,930
2,318,433

1,268
2,461
2,195
4,255
1,310
1,722
78,008
53,239

1,213

1,5»4

38,283

26,522

662

1,192

1,409

2,103

646

1,315

12,594

22,911

1,022

2,360

40,749

80,543

852

903

32,269

14,839

1,900,892

1,142,573

411

910

10,052

19,022

230,502

386,967

70

387

13,950

26,098

199

654

118,409

195,382

41,973

112,312

122,079

70,347

16,560

658
1,452

15,784
27,343

474

1,214

9,550

16,351

167,286

249,760

36,268

68,985

80
162

1,060
1,385

10

510,640
781,640

3,086
4,125

69,338,824
55,264,738

421
3,316

2,486
2,652

4,449
1,802
3,460

785
1,485

12,073
8,526

2,766

1,181
4,311

1,080
1,213
2,619
2,507
1,832
1,333
201,323
64,049

1,680

1,228

114,852

35,213

560

811

924

1,543

346

524

3,878

4,385

1,375

2,327

88,617

82,999

1,303

810

77,423

18,952

4,068,029

1,287,053

182

291

1,887

3,282

56,240

57,435

245

327

29,006

4S,792

365

763

513,950

306,993

217,289

154,381

14,580

8,135

11,990

168
237

2,405
1,823

75

195

1,061

1,493

16,887

19,977

2,050

316

7

11

76

101

50,720
41,500

478
550

1,129,505
979,292

11,038
7,060

541,261
400, 377

5,218
1,160
9,592

541

607

1,190

1,768

949

922

175,366

119,168

949

922

132,920

89,111

949

917

125,509

86,556

165

261

4,271

4,579

316

471

23,837

16,117

937

855

77,499

41,548

2,092,114

2,306,593

121

208

3,548

4,846

114,244

111, 182

33

90

10,428

29,618

77

173

89,494

176,529

38,497

91,581

73,611,452

42.37a,«7

J»,7CE,261

226
193

10,365
7,214

191

151

7,423

4,026

175,220

58,612

7,415

2,000

53

36

814

889

597,480
710,430

209,050
116,552

150
420

1,845
1,460

10,326

1,623

20,591

230
416
446
633
791
857
14,405
7,663

665

732

6,736

3,732

484

674

991

1,320

351

527

5,569

4,905

1,723

1,849

2,407,305

1,153,860

425

420

4,992

2,311

291,854

149,964

240

361

5,508

4,421

148,296

78, 590

1,762

1,826

5,681,946

5,329,190

1,642

1,785

24,966,135

12,225,145

10,039,430

6,241,400

18,588

6,365

54,125

181
231

3,669
2,834

150

206

2,305

1,949

35,370
26,155

875

57,500
30,635

100,815
59,900

533
1,196

2,993
3,674

910
105
845

2,629
3,261
8,965
10,219
4,003
3,926
321,471
688,349

3,890
3,786
441,123
356,314
1,640
2,373
4,405
7,045

2,212

2,846

107,938

114,254

2,125

3,099

107, 619

101,755

3,700

3,614

362,087

237,432

21,542,651

2(1071,343

2,089

2,889

117,970

134,133

3,506,071

3,238,194

290

642

39,712

33,530

612

1,149

460,381

220,775

185,763

100,100

246,395

113,997

164,493

1,798
2,170

83,226

79,516

1,398

1,803

39,208

35,966

741,661

471,960

34,524

24,195

316

372

4,067

4,689

195

90

2,782,914

3,360,995

643
618

583,337
614,209

740
2,346

10,643
9,575

21, 146

8,364

24,727

^For comparability of data on livestock and poultry, see text and State Table 12. ^Includes milk equivalent of cream and butterfat sold. 'For 1954, does not include
data for farms with less than 20 trees or grapevines. See text. - *For 1950, does not Include acreage for farms reporting less than 1/2 acre. See text.

FLORIDA

SPECIFIED CROPS, BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950

201

a eanple of

farms. See text]

The State— Continued

Area 1

Type of

farm— Cont

inued

Total

all
farms

Type of

farm

Genera

— Cod.

Miscel-
laneous
and
unclassi-
fied

Livestock

General

Miscel-

Primarily
livestock

Crop and
livestock

Cash-
grain

Cotton

Other
field-
crop

Vegetable

Fruit-
and-nut

Dairy

Poultry

other

than

dairy and

poultry

Primarily
crop

Primarily
livestock

Crop and
livestock

laneous

and
unclas-
sified

6

651

6,924

2,440

22

239

53

50

1

71

45

319

79

98

1,452

1

^9

1,133

11,888

4,451

30

276

151

45

7

82

80

563

153

17

202

2,840

2

11

1,223

9,941

3,241

22

342

88

55

1

91

46

543

125

142

1,776

3

99

2,295

17,467

6,078

50

452

177

50

8

103

85

391

231

34

357

3,630

4

12

986

14,277

5,542

74

535

112

70

5

130

102

539

231

179

3,615

5

104

1,330

14,218

5,546

45

271

271

35

11

127

140

545

174

37

257

3,532

6

902

41,159

188,306

81,803

1,858

4,996

2,115

785

332

10,431

2,040

21,320

4,635

5,627

27,154

7

1,886

25,503

112,595

43,216

155

1,029

1,850

120

75

4,391

940

12,796

1,851

337

3,820

15,832

8

12

979

12, 7U

5,343

54

510

112

70

4

130

92

572

225

174

3,390

9

99

1,285

13,020

5,279

45

251

271

35

11

127

135

524

164

32

257

3,327

10

289

20,711

94,727

41,629

673

2,472

1,196

350

157

6,803

950

11,336

1,931

2,553

13,158

LL

1,198

13,047

59,090

23,801

100

482

885

75

35

2,780

560

5,755

1,100

204

2,253

8,562

12

12

692

8,117

4,136

52

459

100

60

3

130

86

375

196

154

2,521

U

82

1,085

10,316

4,4^0

40

246

250

20

10

127

120

497

162

31

220

2,717

U

132

2,212

14,885

15,205

209

1,114

522

175

8

6,280

142

903

570

730

4,502

15

330

3,457

19,203

11,474

80

377

525

30

25

2,670

355

1,570

378

105

536

4,673

16

7

915

8,376

4,103

35

465

100

70

4

24

77

520

216

159

2,433

17

95

1,295

12,876

5,930

25

301

321

35

20

60

120

721

200

'40

260

3,327

18

693

40,410

79,825

68,409

525

3,592

2,764

945

115

582

1,423

20,100

6,114

4,533

22,516

19

2,810

42,887

125,255

88,562

260

4,818

7,620

955

275

900

1,340

22,037

3,349

1,020

6,441

39,547

20

12

812

14,007

5,454

67

548

95

75

3

88

137

450

223

154

3,614

21

113

1,363

20, 173

6,721

55

311

291

55

16

85

160

705

184

41

27-?

4,539

22

5,815

67,434

505,799

228,080

1,660

14,376

2,910

1,545

57

14,174

59,475

15,504

7,930

6,718

93,731

23

U,315

74,957

633,057

193,048

1,210

6,980

7,460

1,130

528

3,720

23,730

20,895

4,490

3,150

10,065

109,639

24

7

700

5,277

2,526

54

204

77

15

4

130

62

520

140

129

1,191

25

84

1,060

5,605

2,501

15

75

106

20

6

107

75

575

99

32

187

1,303

26

309

14,765

51,455

28,318

632

1,048

797

205

188

4,066

732

10,205

1,324

...

1,988

7,133

27

724

8,466

23,115

13,326

15

255

321

20

15

1,379

375

5,897

223

217

958

3,541

28

12,690

797,420

2,343,557

1,262,982

32,200

42,163

27,232

9,925

14,635

123,964

39,753

515,585

61,850

...

99,751

295,914

29

45,265

554,024

1,370,222

835,100

1,525

13,450

23,510

1,325

1,500

60,095

20,890

429,772

13,052

17,505

56,862

196,514

30

7

899

4,174

2,802

25

334

90

60

2

24

62

524

196

163

1,322

31

86

1,307

7,189

4,444

30

276

276

35

10

55

130

756

200

'40

280

2,356

32

555

37,856

49,487

55,819

330

5,201

1,712

625

31

792

1,295

22,526

4,139

4,070

15,048

33

2,030

40, 114

80,554

82,699

580

3,434

6,825

735

145

1,120

1,095

29,559

3,281

755

7,922

27,148

34

15,400

1,135,612

1,059,798

1,484,906

9,180

150,451

38,365

14,900

3,235

25,592

26,200

671,270

123,720

122,812

299,181

35

55,035

921,527

1,426,363

1,720,045

12,245

65,079

154,100

16,450

2,000

22,585

17,890

718,534

69,545

18,060

166,205

457,253

36

7

194

1,292

721

5

40

8

15

17

142

81

17

31

355

37

57

527

4,149

1,720

20

70

35

10

5

25

200

186

46

21

122

980

38

2,615

32,170

108,721

644,229

1,630

1,505

387

240

8,502

601,925

9,455

395

1,495

18,545

39

5,458

58,733

310,455

767,670

335

1,490

740

300

250

305

684,920

7,685

1,465

2,173

5,307

61,200

40

7

356

3,028

1,387

5

116

13

20

39

121

152

62

64

785

41

91

821

6,059

2,133

15

55

95

25

45

110

264

41

'36

166

1,287

42

31,500

425,756

1,362,836

1,013,800

250

14,019

4,515

2,840

52, 5U

592,905

55,220

13,744

25,333

151,410

43

120,645

385,350

1,300,882

628,194

3,495

2,730

9,730

2,130

8,490

291, 040

42,370

3,915

25,630

36,639

201,925

44

11,450

165,765

578,953

447,690

100

5,786

1,825

1,150

20,842

310,295

22,643

5,732

11,842

57,475

45

59,635

175,579

628,457

311,594

1,570

1,165

4,130

850

3,560

165,975

13,265

1,690

10,510

15,250

88,529

46

69,200

207,843

440,071

3,404,097

23,050

728

78,390

520

3,115,072

308

28,400

140

...

134,997

22,492

47

31,680

93,069

251,018

1,757,250

10,815

180

32,550

420

1,625,551

75

5,270

25

68,469

12,795

48

23,749

84,285

303,795

782,149

...

...

680, 565

39,315

33,360

1,645

3,354

3,575

10,325

49

12

917

6,179

3,858

33

615

115

80

5

34

56

433

262

170

2,004

50

71

1,316

9,485

5,108

50

361

330

55

15

50

80

673

204

'40

281

2,959

51

575

49,510

58,490

85,431

1,159

18,934

4,205

1,245

171

3,253

1,035

16,681

11,346

7,160

20,232

52

2,305

51,686

116,357

93,884

1,160

8,130

11,235

790

155

1,535

975

20,294

5,678

985

7,542

35,405

53

12

828

4,860

3,417

32

589

90

55

6

78

51

371

247

...

169

1,729

54

66

1,205

8,086

4,407

40

345

290

40

10

55

60

585

184

'40

244

2,513

55

515

24,312

46,059

56,168

1,065

14,055

2,046

625

96

2,646

495

8,539

8,382

3,925

14,284

56

950

25,054

81,457

55,492

735

5,415

5,840

420

30

1,145

635

9,525

3,441

545

4,227

23,534

57

9,467

420,070

522,861

1,020,497

43,240

213,693

43,920

9,955

1,573

85,815

9,570

155,031

139,565

...

93,435

204,600

53

14,300

312,846

857,234

787,760

21,325

78,810

105,530

5,375

375

20,675

7,325

146,645

54,650

8,950

65,275

272,825

59

3,450

37,557

85,450

180,891

29,750

55,761

4,500

1,710

3,800

250

4,095

53,095

10,540

17,390

60

380

29,585

43,083

47,655

12,575

390

4,900

250

...

11,090

6,655

3e6

3,830

7,575

61

1

503

651

975

11

318

99

10

5

3

10

93

225

99

97

62

26

583

1,112

980

80

300

15

5

5

114

172

'16

144

135

63

3

7,119

2,271

9,946

123

2,733

1,578

70

10

177

65

1,012

2,897

963

318

64

270

8,127

5

5,386

35

50

11,765

10

385

5,100

65

225

20

1,039

'io

1,770

185

1,476

500

65

66
67

8,000

5,330,913

1,154,475

9,235,859

75,100

1,651,858

2,408,461

30,000

5,000

160,900

50,666

889,300

2,710,520

1,010,435

243,235

63

296,250

5,643,240

3,395,440

10,634,130

354,205

5,594,900

30,000

180,000

10,635

981,480

1,510,500

228,500

1,259,410

374,500

69

7

543

2,228

783

16

112

40

105

17

15

87

87

78

226

70

15

617

2,607

622

15

40

20

55

10

10

107

80

15

60

195

71

8,035

662,431

1,169,105

321,365

4,975

27,925

9,155

107,900

9,145

3,000

44,935

43,220

30,565

40,545

72

1,200

576,448

1,209,904

268,631

750

22,900

1,400

134,080

3,500

1,040

225

17,536

35,320

1,200

22,760

2T,920

73

5

182

9,410

300

12

52

13

20

16

27

30

79

36

36

479

74

77

994

16,685

4,697

40

180

206

40

25

81

130

520

163

21

156

3,135

75

1

1,639

58,750

18,827

135

330

156

28

14,558

247

74

960

259

226

1,854

76

142

4,557

43,962

11,675

5

117

161

35

6,277

265

548

1,303

444

'io

126

2,384

77

50

3,129

5,759

5,297

70

25

28

50

12

540

65

2,731

918

463

395

78

10

855

3,138

1,505

5

330

15

410

'16

170

565

79

50

3,195

7,052

5,139

15

10

37

75

6

442

60

2,738

511

557

668

80

202

STATISTICS FOR STATE ECONOMIC AREAS

Economic Area Table 6.-LIVEST0CK ON HAND, LIVESTOCK SOLD, AND

[Data are based on reports for only

Item
(For definitlODB and explanations, aee text)

Areas 2 and A

Total

all
farms

Tyi

e of farm

Liveatock

General

Cash-grain

Cotton

Other
field-crop

Vegetable

Frult-
aad-nut

Dairy

Poultry

other

than

dairy and

Primarily
crop

poul try

Liveatock od haod:^

1

Horses and mulea farms reporting 1954. . .

1,294

5

171

88

27

50

77

288

30

2

1950...

2,096

10

169

166

37

92

127

299

19

3

number 1954...

2,432

10

250

127

53

103

126

816

75

i.

1950...

3,610

10

299

265

40

201

214

786

73

5

All cattle and calves farms reporting 1954...

2,130

10

251

95

22

100

137

444

24

6

1950...

2,412

5

159

156

26

123

163

344

29

7

number 1954 . . .

126,939

175

5,690

3,790

1,230

27,903

4,040

60,703

1,595

a

1950...

88,888

45

2,740

1,366

535

18,718

3,069

37,633

4,100

9

Cows, including heifers that

have calved .....farms reporting 1954...

1,947
2,243

10
5

241
159

90

156

17
26

100
123

127
153

424
337

23
29

10

1950...

11

number 1954 . . .

77,112

35

3,117

1,972

690

22,057

2,475

34,760

587

12

1950...

53, 6U

20

1,583

1,138

380

15,379

1,485

20,980

1,709

13

MiUt cows forms reporting 1954 —

1,005

10

133

42

5

100

66

160

12

U

1950...

1,555

5

110

81

25

123

136

166

20

13

number 1954...

21,979

10

223

68

5

20,474

161

304

27

16

1950...

17,736

15

165

156

55

14,674

222

350

40

17

All hogs and pigs farms reporting 1954...

1,698

5

206

89

20

8

95

353

23

18

1950...

2,413

5

167

133

25

34

131

338

18

19

number 1954 . . .

43,491

105

6,054

1,881

90

35

995

23,446

1,307

20

1950...

52,785

25

2,569

3,958

335

322

1,480

21,312

536

21

1,928

10

234

87

41

16

221

253

24

22

1950...

3,168

5

192

204

56

60

235

272

23

23

number 1954 . . .

470,324

325

8,355

6,465

765

488

401,705

3,953

790

24

1950...
Liveatock and liveatock prodncta aold;

428,969

375

5,765

6,317

1,675

2,013

317,255

8,379

630

25

Cattle and calves sold alive farms reporting 1954...

1,289

5

126

48

17

98

87

405

20

26

19i9...

1,214

44

86

26

117

73

330

29

27

number 1954 . . .

53,692

30

1,926

1,263

380

12,469

1,774

27,020

1,021

28

1949...

30,155

415

347

170

8,846

1,018

U,378

709

29

dollars 1954 . . .

2,410,280

1,400

176,023

58,525

19,775

357,657

35,141

1,325,095

33,385

30

1949...

1,911,154

28,336

22,279

14,490

507,658

65,194

1,005,512

33,137

31

Hogs and pigs aold alive farms reporting 1954 . . .

1,184

5

181

74

15

40

327

Tit

32

1949...

1,572

132

124

25

26

61

311

23

33

number 1954...

41,680

'so

3,551

1,912

145

510

24,651

775

34

1949...

43,833

1,958

3,224

190

250

1,051

20,370

332

33

dollars 1954...

1,093,282

1,600

85,460

43,093

2,805

10,305

687,220

13,735

36

1949...

900,827

40,907

57,675

3,635

4,912

20,635

499,663

5,839

37

Chickens sold farms reporting 1954...

400

6

5

282

16

38

1949 . .

982

5

40

41

10

300

62

10

39

dollars 1954...

1,827,752

317

4,250

1,812,325

535

40

1949...

1,366,641

105

2,645

2,040

315

1,307,546

4,480

350

41

Chicken eggs sold farms reporting 1954 . . .

636

5

51

25

5

196

89

42

1949...

1,320

5

40

76

5

25

270

114

43

4,703,806

350

35,195

43,290

200

4,483,630

18,445

44

1949...

4,123,029

1,000

13,920

18,850

1,550

2,625

3,333,960

32,235

45

dollars 1954...

1 . 796 , 793

105

17,235

12,735

100

1,709,355

8,334

46

1949...

2,047,519

500

5,655

7,880

625

965

1,904,198

14,594

47

Milk BOld'^ gallons 1954 . . .

13,192,733

2,160

13,lB8,955

700

UO

210

48

dollars 1954...

7,963,018

1,725

7,960,797

150

112

45

49

1949...
Specified crops faarTested;

5,849,345

35

5,760,025

1,550

345

50
51

Corn for all purposes. ......... .farms reporting 1954...

1,100

10

235

97

10

2

30

247

35

1949...

1,537

10

172

138

37

U

46

223

17

52

acres 1954...

28,805

335

6,397

1,688

100

105

365

10,399

1,096

33

1949. . .

28,485

35

3,200

4,543

355

400

499

10,452

355

54

Com harvested for grain farms reporting 1954...

715

10

175

57

5

1

20

179

34

55

1949. . .

1,279

10

152

158

31

6

41

192

17

56

acres 1954...

11,098

335

2,162

489

50

30

225

4,067

840

57

1949...

13,284

35

2,235

2,123

330

65

299

3,501

320

58

bushels harvested 1954...

170,556

2,960

34,070

7,105

250

250

1,250

68,411

11,075

59

1949...

155,475

250

34,330

22,695

4,200

1,425

7,800

31,795

4,825

60

bushels sold 1954...

25,370

1,500

2,470

150

4,125

6,825

61

1949...

9,070

...

2,230

4,450

975

62

Peanuts harvested for picking or

threshing farms reporting 1954. . .

143

46

2

43

7

63

1949...

133

5

6

10

i

41

7

64

acres grown alone 1954...

2,740

763

31

1,023

99

65

1949...

2,728

15

55

175

80

1,329

90

66

acres grown with other crops 1954...

67

1949...

5

68

pounds harvested 1954...

1,869,139

618,760

6,950

487,137

101,766

69

1949...

1,347,560

10,000

50,625

76,500

50,000

506,475

50,750

70

Vegetables harvested for sale.. fanDS reporting 1954..

789

172

166

20

20

129

30

71

1949...

794

5

...

103

272

30

10

30

13

72

dollars 1954...

2,153,516

...

1,002,518

799,075

5,375

34,500

112,771

59,700

73

1949...

2,148,799

750

...

693,128

1,074,443

21,800

9,590

90,448

40,903

74

Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit orchards,
groves, vineyards, and planted nut

trees.... .................... .laruis reoortlnp 1954^

862
2,676

10
5

51
122

30

109

5

40

77

26

75

.— V..W. ........................ ^ ai uia 1 E,jui u^iig ^^ j^ ..

1950...

185

145

43

157

207

23

76

acres 1954^..

7,755

40

331

292

4,332

26

167

602

466

77

1950* . .

8,119

211

71

5,498

98

194

303

3

78

Hay cut , acres T^^i

5,318
1,163

15

18

30

70

160
120

1,755
312

510
60

1,475
239

35

15

79

1949...

80

tons 1954...

7,876

5

'i?

65

80

3,390

400

2,149

65

^For con^jarability ol" data on livestock and poultry, see text and State Table 1^. ^Includes mlLk equivalent of cream and butterfal sold. ^For 1954, does not include data
for farms with less than 20 trees or grapevines. See text. *For 1950, does not include acreage for farms reporting less than V'2 acre. See text.

FLORIDA

203

SPECIFIED CROPS, BY TYPE OF FARM:

a sample of farms. See text^

CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-Continued

Areas 2

and A — Continued

Area 3

-

Type of

farm— Cont

inued

Total
all

Type of

farm

General

— Con.

Miscel-
laneous

Livestock

General

Miscel-

Cash-
grain

Other

other

laneous

Pr
li

imarily
veatock

Crop and
livestock

and
unclassi-
fied

farms

Cotton

field-
crop

Vegetable

Fruit-
and-nut

Dairy

Poultry

than

dairy and

poultry

Primarily
crop

Primarily
livestock

Crop and
livestock

and
unclas-
sified

37

521

7,918

126

480

3,025

130

5

110

50

613

514

6

455

2,404

1

15

61

1,101

11,962

29

440

3,845

447

17

104

80

1,003

760

16

734

4,437

2

63

809

12,685

241

785

5,214

181

12

181

148

1,246

933

11

772

2,961

3

40

120

1,562

20,552

90

770

7,400

761

43

297

95

1,806

1,552

22

1,422

5,294

4

65

982

10,751

103

501

3,674

174

5

204

135

1,043

614

12

637

3,649

5

15

61

1,326

11,551

26

330

3,411

377

18

175

95

1,213

592

31

881

4,302

6

4,326

17,437

228,853

837

3,253

71,278

4,833

1,083

17,691

2,557

62,958

13,176

902

15,904

34,331

7

895

1,710

17,527

126,508

127

925

27,562

4,530

672

9,715

600

36,114

7,836

423

12,406

25,548

8

64

851

10,181

93

481

3,500

158

5

204

124

1,031

594

12

636

3,338

9

15

61

1,174

11,032

26

285

3,254

372

13

175

85

1,181

682

31

841

4,072

10

1,927

9,442

113,983

424

1,530

34,152

2,435

479

11,462

937

30,317

6,830

289

8,087

16,991

11

665

918

9,352

66,133

61

445

13,825

2,417

293

5,869

320

19, 301

4,033

207

6,032

13,280

12

30

442

6,761

81

406

2,172

83

2

204

87.

597

425

12

446

2,246

U

'io

44

835

8,809

21

250

2,583

292

11

175

70'

902

539

26

730

3,210

1>1

42

665

26,682

136

745

5,385

138

21

11,064

133

1,720

1,192

132

1,232

4,734

15

60

192

1,807

25,288

46

360

5,963

643

13

5,501

170

2,492

1,414

120

2,332

6,184

16

60

839

10,495

134

521

4,002

152

3

96

79

875

640

7

658

3,323

17

15

75

1,422

13,123

31

425

4,231

450

12

89

35

1,193

757

25

378

4,947

13

4,755

9,823

258,701

1,876

7,512

117,367

3,894

111

3,024

1,991

39,567

16,841

693

30,065

35,260

19

295

5,050

16,793

249,250

364

4,555

39,336

10,309

207

2,737

1,300

42,427

19,204

1,025

29, 292

47,994

20

55

987

11,772

164

566

3,964

149

5

106

233

796

652

12

539

4,535

21

'20

73

1,978

15,032

46

440

4,399

506

23

119

165

1,156

736

35

868

6,533

22

2,947

39, 531

718,773

4,176

14,286

163,422

3,345

30

4,346

290,430

37,097

19,261

5,815

47,696

128,369

23

4,480

10,796

70,729

514,385

1,535

3,630

125,267

13,137

392

2,776

97,930

42,578

21,500

5,945

38,337

155,853

24

64

419

5,254

16

161

1,911

105

4

199

64

877

318

7

412

1,180

25

10

46

iA8

6,104

10

140

1,661

212

2

16;

45

1,013

423

31

691

1,712

26

1,270

6,539

79,898

253

669

21,638

1,755

206

5,533

1,031

30,953

3,888

309

5,305

8,243

27

255

430

3,587

44,908

30

290

8,433

1,621

25

3,372

125

17,173

2,459

184

5,030

6,166

28

57,271

296,008

4,709,264

3,435

22,660

1,346,197

95,201

18,274

174,485

94,805

2,136,357

185,410

12,690

256,943

356,307

29

12,500

23,826

193,172

3,427,578

930

18,195

740,117

100,333

1,700

195,814

10,370

1,343,110

298,818

11,600

329,824

376,767

30

60

460

8,117

71

401

3,486

132

3

85

83

860

609

7

537

1,743

31

5

70

795

10,209

21

295

3,4S6

418

15

98

75

1,249

730

26

902

2,394

32

3,608

6,448

194,138

854

4,532

78,410

2,786

109

2,023

3,118

40,490

11,502

555

29,088

20,621

33

125

4,200

11,683

195,443

125

2,775

61,114

9,593

160

2,822

1,380

46,507

14,030

380

26,236

29,821

34

106, 105

132,909

5,391,399

19,260

120,285

2,114,463

62,916

2,548

58,252

87,816

1,247,130

303,802

15,400

881,325

472,702

35

3,000

97,001

167,560

4,260,879

2,310

60,985

1,268,969

202,631

3,000

59,191

26, 585

1,088,679

304,257

27,310

628,125

538,787

36

5

86

1,100

1

20

300

5

8

215

105

39

7

133

267

37

21

493

2,734

10

55

679

67

10

31

155

247

133

16

315

1,016

38

1,440

8,835

809,609

162

730

30,605

50

796

728,210

9,162

937

2,515

21,610

14,732

39

4,750

44,410

289,851

210

785

22,592

2,384

260

6,553

153,700

15,521

3,463

1,730

39,907

37,696

40

24

241

2,374

6

60

749

23

2

218

246

100

7

228

735

41

15

46

724

4,536

15

70

1,214

164

'15

31

170

455

231

30

515

1,626

42

U,546

99,150

4,243,919

3,025

10,440

528,156

3,319

22,200

3,027,350

108,568

20,274

31,500

307,347

181,240

43

24,000

33,260

161, 579

2,102,486

1,525

3,945

167,336

17, 102

1,600

5,665

1,328,585

93,060

25,182

65,350

180,301

212,835

44

5,184

43,745

1,555,223

1,115

3,395

177,427

1,253

10,530

1,108,460

42,007

8,197

11,450

115,674

75,165

45

U.OTO

15,715

83,317

988,063

660

1,655

72,536

7,345

570

1,927

651,090

41,879

10,057

30,800

77,234

92,310

46

568

5,578,355

504

730

56,160

517

6,000

4,919,614

4,750

45,367

95,000

69,200

49,646

330,817

47

189

2,335,877

100

160

22,209

U2

2,500

2,501,332

850

17,120

52,500

31,680

13,600

188,634

48

14,010

33,200

40,180

2,014,397

660

690

18,498

1,821,414

300

8,388

3,665

4,150

31,292

125,340

49

55

379

11, U5

190

636

4,428

204

3

126

79

351

723

12

649

3,214

50

"5

56

7£A

13,689

59

490

4,645

490

6

112

95

1,075

792

26

923

4,975

51

2,858

5,462

395,341

9,844

19,295

190,953

6,523

440

6,557

2,069

46,963

36,354

575

37,053

38,710

52

290

2,576

5 , 760

388,673

3,420

11,615

162,574

14,044

125

5,094

1,345

44,225

33,873

1,030

40,121

71,202

53

...

49

185

9,358

190

596

3,719

182

3

107

74

662

656

12

579

2,568

54

5

50

617

12,202

59

475

4,156

423

6

85

95

888

733

21

866

4,390

55

1,308

1,592

233,719

9,396

12,640

108,003

4,108

390

4,677

1,485

22,574

23,399

515

18,418

27, 6U

56

126

851

3,400

238,666

3,220

9,585

99,319

8,166

125

2,716

1,005

21,013

21,777

285

19, 537

51,918

57

18,875

26,310

3,866,713

259,625

151,880

1,774,496

58,975

6,434

87,280

23,425

442,384

404,056

9,467

297,270

351,421

53

750

9,945

37,460

2,724,370

48,550

98,715

1,163,106

87,070

1,550

36,037

10,855

268,827

254,574

4,600

231,162

519, 324

59

2,300

8,000

963,977

189,300

16,790

415, XI

15,330

3,615

625

20,929

163,520

3,450

74,717

59,810

60

1,415

296,277

30,465

6,415

102,697

17,360

2,000

12,055

70,830

24,827

29,128

61

39

b

3,074

46

395

1,108

37

45

6

140

479

1

339

478

62

5

28

30

3,875

225

1,621

97

30

5

204

405

11

410

867

63

801

23

36,434

340

2,725

18,545

371

637

14

1,584

5,332

8

4,703

1,725

64

20

864

100
5

45,523

245
310

1,420

25,848

40
135

522

584

25

5

2,139

195
80

4,576
50

65

5,638

5

4,556
45

65

66

67

644,092

10,500

25,294,971

70,910

1,238,780

14,254,338

119,950

436,580

7,500

1,103,857

3,943,155

3,000

3,222,561

834,340

68

15,250

554,710

33,250

35,243,388

363 , 395

21,638,776

351,840

480,430

20,000

1,776,840

3,450,267

52,500

3,703,345

2.910,996

69

50

202

4,111

49

200

1,814

230

1

38

12

240

44A

7

352

724

70

51

230

3,627

5

90

1,088

590

22

10

215

507

379

721

71

63,502

76,075

2,381,723

24,445

31,885

959,386

806,023

800

23,905

2,275

156,425

397,006

8,085

272,938

193,550

72

127,882

89,855

3,318,643

60

30,965

530,809

1,554,060

36,512

1,010

163, U5

537, 536

268,661

195,915

73

2

512

1,174

3

21

317

26

38

29

32

134

52

5

33

434

74

'is

58

1,711

10,497

32

205

2,964

324

29

129

125

853

493

25

668

4,645

75

1

1,498

27,853

9

32

1,352

672

17, 702

551

174

2,067

1,034

1

449

3,810

76

51

152

1,538

36,20Ci

9

33

2,113

278

13,708

510

354

2,276

3,876

40

2,959

5,039

77

144

1,176

15, Vol

253

10

3,991

522

57

822

200

4,837

1,566

50

l,44i

2,009

78

90

257

8.353

245

1,592

243

60

4,123

690

420

980

79

125

1,580

14 , 927

233

15

2,725

597

29

1,167

195

4,038

1,864

'50

1,352

2,66>

80

204

STATISTICS FOR STATE ECONOMIC AREAS

Economic Area Table 6.-LIVEST0CK ON HAND, LIVESTOCK SOLD, AND

[Data are baaed on reporta for only

Area 4

Item

Total

Typ

e of farm

Livestock

General

(For defXDitiona and explanations, see text)

all

other

farms

Caah-grain

Cotton

Other
field-crop

Vegetable

Fruit-
and-nut

Dairy

Poultry

than

dairy and

poultry

Primarily
crop

Livestock OD bnod; ^

1

Horses and mules farms reporting 1954 . . .

495

17

39

W

38

122

1

2

1950...

412

4

57

46

22

1

74

3

number 1954...

1,376

44

37

190

74

595

's

i.

1950...

1,390

22

131

104

53

1

689

...

5

All cattle and calves farms reporting 1954...

936

17

49

141

57

35

151

6

6

1950...

638

19

41

117

40

46

94

7

number 1954 . . .

118,815

2.157

3,155

14,388

5,755

210

78,674

1,035

8

1950...

64,114

1,637

4,672

4,391

3,593

240

43,726

9

Cows, Including heifers that

have calved farms reporting 1954 . . .

638
580

17
19

34

40

130
97

57
40

25
36

150
82

6

10

1950...

11

number 1954 . . .

65,762

1,327

1,783

7,716

3,803

100

43,085

410

12

1950...

35,731

969

2,506

2,329

2,500

105

23,569

13

Hili cows farms reporting 1954 . . .

400

31

28

57

25

29

1950...

464

17

33 ^

66

40

35

22

15

number 1954 . . .

4,142

75

34

3,548

55

40

16

1950...

3,305

66

42

125

2,492

85

53

17

All hogs and pigs farms reporting 1954 . . .

254

5

11

24

1

10

35

5

18

1950...

291

12

10

38

1

20

17

19

number 1954 . . .

5,607

10

18

379

2

10

3,777

5

20

1950...

3,159

88

513

161

11

135

486

21

Chickens 4 months old and over.. farms reporting 1954...

83S

35

170

22

100

40

11

22

1950...

1,234

14

38

268

17

185

40

23

number 1954...

138,938

480

8,127

1,355

90,620

15,696

436

24

1950...
Livestock aod livestock products sold.-

100, cAO

248

558

7,840

907

64,250

937

25

Cattle and calves sold alive farms reporting 1954...

513

12

14

89

57

5

151

1

26

1949 , . .

167

18

20

71

35

25

97

27

number 1954 . . .

52,346

949

1,117

4,917

2,659

100

38,068

305

28

1949...

17,479

184

1,173

1,014

1,006

75

12,877

29

dollars 1954...

2,695,080

39,860

43,899

262,555

68,247

5,000

2,081,869

27,150

30

1949 . . .

1,349,757

10,352

81,730

72,043

63,449

3,770

1,061,113

31

Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting 1954...

S7

...

4

...

27

5

32

1949 . . .

119

1

10

17

1

10

12

33

number 1954...

7,379

...

353

...

6,311

50

34

1949...

2,618

30

631

357

16

100

796

35

156.375

...

...

U,605

...

...

127,450

220

36

1949...

48,927

810

10,117

5,076

240

820

19,779

37

Chickens sold farms reporting 1954...

170

18

1

95

6

38

1949...

348

20

1

171

1

39

dollars 1954...

130,905

1,725

50

118,395

5,015

40

1949...

507,235

...

1,275

240

492,335

50

il

Chicken eggs sold farms reporting 1954 . . .

338

45

21

95

7
15

42

563

5

117

1

185

43

dozens 1954...

1,403,503

53,720

3,690

1,019.475

200,108

44

1949 . . .

675,970

50

19,257

2,920

570,935

913

45

dollars 1954...

603,649

21,570

2,070

440,240

80,059

46

1949...

359,483

25

10,310

1,460

304,505

528

47

Milk sold^ gallons 1954 . . .

2,149,972
1,213,439

2,080
1,560

2,142,892
1,210.379

5,000
1,500

48

dollars 1954...

49

1949...
Specified crops harvested:

924,661

3,870

915,356

2,840

50

46

5

7

8

51

1949...

58

11

5

5

1

52

acres 1954...

477

194

10

115

54

53

1949...

352

157

70

25

5

10

54

Com harvested for grain farms reporting 1954...

26

8

5

6

1

55

1949...

37

11

1

5

56

acres 1954...

236

154

10

15

3

57

1949...

252

157

20

5

58

bushels harvested 1954...

4,094

2,734

150

700

CO

59

1949...

3,600

2,150

200

'56

60

bushels sold 1954...

. . .

61

1949. . .

62

Peanuts harvested for picking or
threshing farms reporting 1954...

63

1949...

64

acres grown alone 1954. . .

65

1949...

66

acres grown with other crops 1954...

67

1949...

68

pounds harvested 1954...

69

1949...

...

70

Vegetables harvested for sale ... farms reporting 1954...

209

23

102

23

16

5

3

U

71

1949...

262

29

120

16

10

2

...

72

dollars 1954...

5,581,816

187,850

5,107,271

97,370

81,000

225

37,950

62,500

73

1949...

4,200,194

...

190,502

3,968,717

1,365

6,000

4,100

74

Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit orchards,
groves, vineyards, and planted nut

trees. ...,.........,.,.,.,,,... farms reporting 1954 ■*. .

2,854
2,095

3
6

48

1,440

8

60

43

10

75

1950...

29

'939

17

116

38

76

acres 1954^..

74,145

11

1,147

63,880

100

712

709

230

77

1950' . .

59,713

2,345

49,125

30

418

476

...

78

Hay cut .>................................. acres 1954 . . .

1,526
485

102
10

30

590
35

60
55

726
325

79

1949...

80

tons 1954...

2,733

161

15

970

175

1,379

^For comparability of data on livestock and poultry, see text and State Table 12. ^Includes milk equivalent of cream and butterfat sold. ^For 1954, does not include
data for farms with less than 20 trees or gtapevines. See text. -*For 1950, does not include acreage for farms reporting less than 1/2 acre. See text.

SPECIFIED CROPS, BY TYPE OF FARM:

FLORIDA

CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-<:oiitinued

205

8 ssinple of

farms. See text^

Area 4 — Continued

Areas 5 and B

Type of farm — Continued

Total
all

Type of

farm

General — Con.

Miscel-
laneous

Livestock

General

Miscel-

Cash-
grain

Other

other

laneous

Primarily
livestock

Crop and
livestock

and
unclassi-
fied

farms

Cotton

field-
crop

Vegetable

Fruit-
and-nut

Dairy

Poultry

than

dairy and

poultry

Primarily
crop

Primarily
livestock

Crop and
livestock

and
unclas-
sified

21i

4,622

2

2 704

877

163

57

821

37

49

1,392

1

6

202

6,805

15

L

2 1,439

985

204

m

986

150

121

2,782

2

378

10,675

a

5 1,168

2,138

359

125

3,426

103

228

3,087

3

15

375

14,007

20

3

2 2,299

1,922

690

209

4,008

242

359

4,226

4

4-80

3,850

2<

3 757

1,532

295

322

1,160

43

92

4,620

5

6

325

8,041

'io

Z

7 926

1,039

319

346

1,148

143

'15

115

3,952

6

13,4.41

659,049

1,69

5 36,640

173,555

45,448

4,923

309,848

6,847

12,843

67,244

7

iB

5,807

452,754

105

64

5 23,503

52,817

37,871

2,059

289,546

4,837

75

6,473

34,723

8

419

7,903

2<

) 730

1,409

295

257

1,124

43

92

3,924

9

6

260

7,416

io

2

7 830

974

319

316

1,114

133

15

111

3,567

10

7,538

379,412

90"

7 IS, '.22

99,300

34,122

2,194

180,534

3,719

...

5,984

33,230

11

13

3,740

259,877

55

29

D 12,919

29,583

27,591

954

155,220

2,549

"30

3,535

17,140

12

...

230

4,123

1

5 401

486

295

185

371

18

60

2,292

13

6

245

5,594

10

2

3 574

647

314

286

503

108

10

84

2,832

14

...

390

38,590

1

5 656

815

31,907

375

773

42

147

3,850

15

12

430

35,444

15

4

3 1,037

1,247

26,527

449

1,520

202

25

284

5,095

16

163

2,518

. • .

...

2

I 288

279

30

70

363

9

38

1,419

17

5

188

4,042

L

L 591

394

60

156

439

47

15

75

2,254

18

1,406

39,088

70

1 5,630

3,092

208

1,050

17,855

52

• . .

1,057

9,424

19

"iO

1,705

50,630

38

3 6,018

3,047

526

565

21,239

391

470

2,012

15,982

20

...

460

6,731

1

3 599

1,070

63

821

454

n

...

59

3,533

21

6

666

10,618

15

1

5 1,306

1,805

146

887

729

134

10

121

5,399

22

22,224

1,553,489

411

J 26,563

76,900

1,509

1,235,235

26,906

270

9,973

175,715

23

175

25,725

883,126

115

2Z

3 51,330

66,725

5,640

511,380

22,649

7,400

250

10,395

207,021

24

184

5,245

1

3 535

1,095

295

167

1,130

43

82

1,878

25

6

95

4,639

5

7 445

538

300

170

1,121

108

"5

116

1,723

26

4,231

256,630

63

L 13,326

67,393

22,193

1,125

123,074

2,088

.* .

4,538

17,262

27

55

1,095

150,050

50

13

5 4,848

16,058

13,125

535

106,048

1,013

25

1,794

6,413

23

166,500

13,158,308

32,40(

3 682,611

3,532,272

541,085

57,030

7,105,384

105,277

271,595

780,653

29

4,ico

53,200

11,083,325

3,000

17,30<

3 261,878

1,071,558

797,679

37,375

8,301,049

69,775

1,260

125,567

396,884

30

...

51

1,265

1

I 137

148

3

45

320

4

39

557

31

5

63

2,194

5

L

L 310

204

25

80

465

42

'15

49

937

•32

665

32,610

...

27

5 4,476

1,144

167

530

18,630

47

.. .

1,090

6,251

33

15

673

50,362

5

46

L 4,568

2,350

529

705

29,790

502

270

1,733

9,249

34

• ■•

15,100

861,706

9,85

5 97,354

32,952

5,200

22,450

534,530

740

...

24,870

132,755

35

250

n,835

1,151,763

'■75

U,13<

94,137

42,919

23,859

10,910

759,490

10,085

7,655

29,736

151,753

36

50

1,586

) 40

217

...

807

64

...

25

428

37

155

2,858

233

276

22

797

129

'50

10

53

1,283

38

5,720

1,949,384

37

> 9,270

26,841

...

1,363,775

ll.,353

7,625

29,644

39

13,335

2,068,804

17,694

45,442

21,685

1,839,394

5,301

4,590

980

5,119

126,599

40

170

2,242

125

304

7

796

76

8

...

35

891

41

240

4,078

338

580

62

882

256

85

10

75

1,789

42

126,510

U, 468, 803

63,160

455,530

1,565

12, 157,633

71,359

568

...

77,700

641,151

43

81,895

6,144,574

144,480

255,946

154,339

4,892,255

41,535

31,255

2,210

85,330

525,203

44

59,710

5,381,505

26,685

193,239

941

4,848,590

28,393

259

...

32,575

250,723

45

42,655

3,073,076

89,337

134,4U

82,152

2,423,097

19,213

14,690

2,495

41,695

260,986

46

20,738,692

6,414

6,500

20, 639,646

6,330

750

78

...

23,200

55,774

47

...

11,789,817

3,885

4,075

11,739,351

2,790

310

16

5,000

33,390

43

2,595

10,797,760

920

7,620

10,616,872

8,505

25,480

3,420

2,025

11, a8

121,600

49

...

17

1,262

1

> 240

132

13

15

245

14

43

544

50

...

30

1,882

"5

1

) 555

159

5

5

187

45

55

730

51

104

20,246

22

) 3,051

1,424

330

200

8,734

166

2,434

3,672

52

85

16,140

'is

13t

) 4,501

918

170

10

4,274

340

1,407

4,225

53

6

778

H

146

50

5

5

172

8

...

31

351

54

20

1,464

■■5

IC

559

143

5

5

133

40

...

44

520

55

54

8,625

...

12

1,246

505

75

100

3,635

63

661

2,215

56

70

8,601

15

8C

2,957

758

100

5

1,682

240

399

2,365

57

450

144,698

5,0a

26,733

7,770

1,875

1,125

55,025

1,225

10,490

24,455

58

:::

1,200

109,139
U,553
4,270

125

9a

47,745
3,878
1,785

11,352

2,050

316

475

125

18,603

5,375

25

3,450

5,864
929

20,500

250

1,215

59
60
61

187

1'

31

2

40

1

26

70

62

161

t

40

11

U

10

1

80

63

2,779

80.

588

55

...

448

15

652

205

64

1,585

37C

523

101

132

180

149

230

65

45

10

...

...

35

66

67

1,917,630

687,87.

353,740

45,720

302,520

7,500

453,825

66,350

68

1,050,565

...

269,59,

323,300

41,500

...

96,200

117,500

...

125,775

76,595

69

26

3,309

1=

1,565

422

12

45

155

62

57

872

70

85

4,284

10

r

2,074

460

10

30

182

221

...

116

1,164

71

7,650

15,381,040

32,33f

14,143,022

969,660

45,000

60,815

224,981

303,401

230,426

371,399

72

29,510

18,124,532

4,000

45,14]

16,058,065

843,253

26,000

18,825

212,384

392,620

...

U«,645

375,599

73

1,242

15,385

1<

551

8,800

73

285

30O

43

55

5,252

74

b

944

12,709

5

11

723

5,400

122

582

563

129

'16

88

5,076

75

7,356

464,583

22£

7,587

4U,017

373

1,298

4,919

600

483

37,578

76

28

7,291

331,682

20

1

4,581

297,637

512

1,957

4,279

742

15

1,302

20,536

77

18

21,942

IC

1,564

4,3U

1,731

135

9,735

1,944

898

1,611

78

60

6,634

20c

328

805

486

30

2,654

415

55

1,151

79

33

29,841

X

1,969

3,417

2,407

190

11,983

2,183

961

1,701

80

206

STATISTICS FOR STATE ECONOMIC AREAS

Economic Area Table 6.-LIVEST0CK ON HAND, LIVESTOCK SOLD, AND

[Data are based on reports for only

Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Areas 6 and C

Total

all
farms

Type of farm

Cash-grain

Other
field-crop

Vegetable

Frui t-and-nut

Livestock on band: ^

Horses and mules farmB reporting

number

All cattle and calves farms reporting

number

Cows, Including heifers that
have calved farms reporting

number

Milk cows farms reporting

number

All hogs and pigs farms reporting

number

Chickens A months old and over.. farms reporting

number

Livestock and livestock products sold:

Cattle and calves sold alive. .. -farms reporting

number
dollars

Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting

number
dollars

Chickens sold farms reporting

dollars

Chicken eggs sold farms reporting

dozens

dollars

Milk sold^ gallons

dollars

1954.
1950.
195*.
1950.
1954.
1950.
1954.
1950.

1954.
1950.
1954.
1950.
1954.
1950.
1954.
1950.

1954.
1950.
1954.
1950.
1954.
1950.
1954.
1950.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1954.
1949.

Specified crops harvested:

Com for all purposes.... farms reporting

Com harvested for grain farms reporting

acres

bushels harvested
bushels sold

1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

Peanuts harvested for picking or
threshing f airos reporting

1954.
1949.

acres grown alone 1954.
1949.

acres grown with other crops
pounds harvested

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

Vegetables harvested for sale... farms reporting 1954.,

1949. ,

dollars 1954.,
1949.,
Land Iji bearing and nonbearing fruit orchards ,
groves, vijieyards, and planted nut

trees farms reporting 1954^,

1950.,

acres 1954^,
1950* ,

1954.,
1949.,
1954.,

Hay cut acres

tons

1,405
1,390
4,545
5,088
2,091
1,803
439,318
357,039

1,857

1,553

235,010

175,291

777

977

54,062

37,012

343

498

5,942

11,339

1,259

1,918

377,336

229,610

1,497

1,172

189,856

107,258

11,304,926

9,772,801

114

232

6,870

9,249

281,556

203,962

357

521

593,762

881,093

484

752

3,765,166

1,522,401

1,715,996

898,943

29,923,559

17,514,072

15,021,634

4,982
4,191

4,492
3,525

110,974

107,090

14,950

50,440

1,084
1,382

50,365,229
34,179,546

2,459
2,191

42,073
32,905

9,546

1.463

20,128

18
15
63
47
14
12
12,233
4,438

14

12

4,742

2,054

2

2

3

13

7

194

16

255

15

6

2,657

1,256

342,991

177,126

200

3,771

5
2

745
160

5
2

715
160

21,171

5,300

300

2,000

1,269,685
857,453

408

166

300

490

247
307
567
749
165
187
28,805
18,548

131

161

13,271

7,467

45

92

297

195

36

46

226

658

77

251

1,851

8,021

135

119

14,603

6,830

1,010,731

675,028

8

13

253

271

7,239

5,907

5

36

140

3,180

6

51

300

12,820

150

6,900

114,628

65,900

15,640

32
48

3,257
3,295

29
33

3,072

2,660

64, 368
86,675
14,650
44,640

818
1,004

48,375,533
32,475,373

110
184

2,347
1,216

570
35

1,590

For coii5>arability of data on livestock and poultry, see text and State Table 12. ^Includes milk equivalent of cream and butterfat sold. -^or 1954, does not Include
data for farms with less than 20 trees or grapevines. See text. *For 1950, does not Include acreage for farms reporting less than 1/2 acre. See text.

FLORIDA

207

SPECIFIED CROPS, BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-Continued

a sample of farms . See text]

Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Areas 6 and C-

Type of farm —Continued

Dairy

Poultry

Livestock

other than

dairy and

poultry

Primarily
crop

Primarily
livestock

Crop and
livestock

Miscellaneous

and
unclassified

Livestock on hand;

Horses and miles farms reporting

number

All cattle and calves farms reporting

number

Cows, including heifers that
have calved farms reporting

nimiber

Milk cows farms reporting

nimiber

195i.
1950.
1954.
1950.
1954.
1950.
1954.
1950.

1954.
1950.
1954.
1950.
1954.
1950.
1954.
1950.

All hogs and pigs farms reporting 1954.

1950.

number 1954.

1950.

Chickens 4 months old and over.. farms reporting 1954.

1950.

number 1954.

1950.

Livestock aDd livestock products sold:

Cattle and calves sold alive. .. .farms reporting 1954.

1949.

number 1954.

1949.

dollars 1954.

1949.

Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting

number
dollars

Chickens sold farms reporting

dollars

Chicken eggs sold farms reporting

dozens

dollars

Milk sold' gallons

dollars

Specified crops harveotedi

Com for all purposes farms reporting

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1954.
1949.

Com harvested for grain farms reporting

acres

bushels harvested
bushels sold

Peanuts harvested for picking or
threshing farms reporting

acres grown alone

acres grown with other crops

pounds harvested

Vegetables harvested for sale. ..farms reporting

1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.

1954.
1949.

Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit orchards,
groves, vineyards, and planted nut
trees farms reporting

Hay cut acres

tons

1954-'.
1950.

1954^,
1950*,

1954..
1949.
1954.

109
103
382
424
163
138
68,138
44,880

163

138

54,673

34,992

163

138

52,236

34,692

17

320

83

16

43

1,965

1,056

158

132

30,529

13,819

826,675

681,898

9
2

566

9

24,200

295

1

980

20

8

9

9,425

2,490

4,064

1,417

29,605,273

17,340,977

14,908,029

120
15

50,000
53,000

48
45

5,418

380

13,010

29

60

62

630

755

40
52

130
298
35
27
75
39

20

15

90

85

211

167

319,840

139,315

40
27
180
183
10,125
12,365

10

5

55

90

1,525

1,750

221

203

557,315

846,295

216

168

3,580,155

1,308,360

1,622,540

787,535

1,500

1,000

1,515

568
203

466

336

2,339

2,039

616

481

287,468

268,434

539
448
141,041
120, 479
108
183
665
960

66

138

3,193

6,753

132

196

3,463

5,817

617

477

127,757

81,059

8,377,861

7,930.792

31

96

5,362

6,611

238,471

152,049

13

17

3,642

493

32

45

6,681

10,611

4,327

5,621

171,738

90,185

91,920

395

261

390
245

9,750
6,090

11,825
126,626

107
160

1,391
938

1,642

613

2,440

5

21

5

2

5

216

15

5

115

5

5

5

150

45

6,000

5
125

1,875

11
490

43
2,300

3,455
1,760

42,000
33,865

801
1.900

12
9
18
22
13
9
2,459
1,046

13

9

1,160

295

2
1
11

22

5

18

100

,187

13

14

1,664

189

111,850

13,845

1

"s

210

11

2,650

5

18

780

48,820

390

25,665

441

476

930

1,380

931

781

28,689

13,258

791

620

14,368

7,016
386
477
734

1,014

194

238

1,397

3,234

727

1,053

47,229

64,085

425

324

8,047

2,209

443,175

153,685

41

94

454

1,980

7,151
39,175

96

222

31,245

27,215

206

403

163,375

117,445

82,145

60,660

30,420

16,010

3,755

21
26

310
170

21
26

310
170

15,625
5,925

3,750

6

178

11

212

85,000

474,886

3,500

491,105

6

1,481

13

1,174

480

6,654

100

7,074

180

550

120

115

200

408

208

STATISTICS FOR STATE ECONOMIC AREAS

Economic Area Table 7.-FARMS, ACREAGE, VALUE, AND USE OF COMMERCIAL

[Data are based on reports for only

Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Total
all
farms

Tenure of operator^

Full owners

Fart
owners

Uanagera

Crop-share

FARMS, ACRIIJIGE, AND VALUE

Farms number 1954.

1950.

Land in farms acres 1954.

1950.

Average size of farm acres 1954.

1950.
Value of laod and buildings;

Average per farm dollars 1954.

1950.

Average per acre dollars 1954.

1950.
Proportion of farms reporting value percent 1954.

Land in faras according to use:

Cropland harvested farms reporting 1954.

1949.
acres 1954.

1949.,

1 to 9 acres farms reporting 1954.

10 to 19 acres farms reporting 1954.

20 to 29 acres farms reporting 1954.

30 to 49 acres farms reporting 1954,

50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1954.

100 to 199 acres farms reporting 1954.

200 to 499 acres farms reporting 1954.

500 acres and over farms reporting 1954,

Cropland used only for pasture. .farms reporting 1954.

1949.
acres 1954.
1949.
Cropland not harvested and not

pastured farms reporting 1954.

1949.
acres 1954,
1949.
Cropland used only for crops not harvested

and not pastured farms reporting 1954.

acres 1954.

Cropland lying idle farms reporting 1954.

acres 1954.

Woodland pastured farms reporting 1954.

acres 1954.

Woodland not pastured farms reporting 1954.

acres 1954.
Other pasture (not cropland and

not woodland) farms reporting 1954,

acres 1954.,

Improved (see text) farms reporting 1954.

acres 1954.
Other land (house lots, roads,

wasteland, etc.) farms reporting 1954,

acres 1954,

Cropland, total farms reporting 1954,

1949,,

acres 1954,

1949,,

Land pastured, total farms reporting 1954,

1949,

acres 1954.

1949,,

Woodland, total farms reporting 1954,

1949,,

acres 1954.

1949.,

Irrigated land in farms farms reporting 1954,,

1949.,

acres 1954.,

1949.,

Cover crops turned under and land planted

to another crop farms reporting 1954.

acres 1954.

USE OF COMMERCIAL FEKTILIZER

Crops on which coanercial fertilizer was used, 1954:

Hay and cropland pastured farms reporting,

tons,

acres on which used.

Other pasture , farms reporting,

tons.
acres on which used.

Com farms reporting.

tons,
acres on which used.

Cotton farms reporting.

tons.
acrea on which used.

Fruita, vegetables, potatoes, etc.... farms reporting.

tons,
acres on which used.

Other crops farms reporting.

tons,
acres on which used.

57,490

56,843

18,W7,774

16,537,586

315.7

290.9

28,444
15,437
114.58
57.61
84

45,100

44,234

1,938,363

1,721,007

17,962

7,973

4,257

5,374

5,342

2,756

1,060

376

13,964

16,402

890,374

964,788

15,751
,18,983
611,109
652,374

2,921

96,211

13,796

514,898

16,757
7,133,038

1A,705
1,780,261

13,865

4,777,730

9,330

1,091,621

44,898

1,016,899

50,862

51,127

3,439,846

3,338,169

29,887

28,506

12,801,142

11,605,035

27,734

31,434

8,913,299

9,032,369

5,897

6,099

429,730

375,697

4,566
196,358

3,429

42,750

223,361

5,178

94,864

574,594

12,472
60,768
374,253

5,339
10,156
32,931

28,182

771,471

905,081

11,602

76,746

208,737

23,168

20,765

6,909,548

6,125,208

298.2

295.0

37,259

20,352

134.22

71.33

86

20,515

18,121

893,846

755,396

5,321

4,446

2,688

3,145

2,933

1,372

492

118

5,497

6,227

448,506

471,616

6,090

6,484

254,986

255,093

1,226

37,948

5,291

217,038

6,723

2,383,533

6,033

759,842

5,896

1,830,541

4,209

561,682

17,325

338,294

21,537

19,297

1,597,338

1,482,105

11,292

10,852

4,662,580

4,015,887

11,073

12,255

3,143,375

3,309,270

3,170

3,688

183,757

175,787

2,550
105,091

1,623

22,501

119,067

2,451

48,641

234,493

4,505
25,035
154,773

2,070
3,929
12,093

U,370

402,756

459,665

5,540

27,983

64,963

5,671

4,613

5,509,002

4,845,642

971.4

1,050.4

53,164

26,447

65.69

27,35

71

5,201

4,193

510,335

312,889

399

505

440

867

1,529

992

347

122

2,153

1,962

217,338

139,368

1,741

1,924

106,107

96,277

519

20,323

1,429

85,784

2,589

2,821,057

1,842

323,741

2,410

1,248,775

1,804

227,952

4,859

231,649

5,349

4,402

833,780

593,534

4,217

3,181

4,287,170

4,077,407

3,721

3,108

3,144,798

3,111,683

924

310

102,776

54,025

967
53,448

690

9,508

44,453

995

22,457

147,334

2,409
19,598
113,433

1,379
3,521

11,465

3,144
165,347
139,795
2,646
24,230
59,275

733

897

3,596,886

3,053,935

4,873.8

3,404.6

339,574

244,865

112.25

61.16

69

630

764

249,591

275,052

46

63

28

47

97

96

130

118

93

168

51,553

97,010

170

212

95,003

76,746

49
21,289

140
73,714

187

1,21B,450

199

397,519

249

1,307,352

196

173,941

461

276,913

646

814

396,147

448,308

345

357

2,577,855

2,241,026

303

349

1,615,969

1,473,024

222

351

101,681

127,939

119
19,132

62

6,300

37,691

W2

16,059

97,565

64
3,312

14,819

4
31
97

474

133,492

155,270

103

16,643

59,081

2,611

3,775

471,878

732,914

180.7
194.1

14,108
6,939
89.37
38.93

81

2,434

3,516

133,367

158,290

455

311

276

549

499

252

76

16

585

827

32,928

42,449

530

1,306

14,043

49,239

124

3,018

438

11,025

536

ie<l,714

527

33,694

348

76,950

179

8,153

1,661

16,182

2,484

3,631

180,338

249,973

1,018

1,447

274,592

429,103

927

1,430

198,408

302,168

452

426

28,163

10,304

232
10,382

125

1,176

5,518

104

752

3,731

1,150

5,447

40,279

919
1,323
6,421

1,147

40,035

43,281

1,475

5,588

16,335

862

1,276

221,499

443,4«)

257.0

347.5

13,241

3,864

77.50

31.24

31

796

1,093

48,763

48, U8

120

121

106

190

132

86

33

3

207

291

7,137

20,595

220

421

6,645

20,014

55

1,389

137

4,756

180
83,851

234
10,481

149

53,241

55

3,777

528

6,381

817

1,175

62,545

83,747

356

506

149,229

327,240

354

492

99,332

193,303

165

89

13,645

5,399

31
5,301

32

433

1,575

27

355

1,821

381

1,671

12,470

330

448

1,742

413

22,727

21,809

331

1,811

5,909

100

122

14,129

U,599

141.3

119.7

10,695
4,326
77.97
32.37
83

97

122

7,194

7,562

10

15

25

20

20

6

1

23

26

690

1,049

23

50

565

2,320

22

285

11

280

17

2,620

20

2,290

10
376

76
394

98

122

8,449

10,931

31

46

3,686

3,004

32

36

4,910

3,059

5

6

1,215

350

2
110

7

18

115

2
13
47

57

329

2,616

56

127
524

57

915

2,329

51
240
749

453

568

37,063

50,717

81.8

89.3

8,626
5,062
105.69
53.07
84

453

568

26,079

27,397

70

45

55

105

115

50

8

5

76

122

1,573

3,353

56

162

620

4,001

10
40
46
530

103

4,102

67

2,407

51
795

36
630

296

1,482

453

563

28,277

34,751

183

203

6,475

8,379

143

202

6,509

11,105

59

20

6,578

460

32
605

5

2

25

20

164

495

263

1,333
8,930

246

702

2,233

160

6,245

7,378

312

945

3,890

^Data are given by tenure of operator for conmercial farms only.

FERTILIZER. BY TENURE OF OPERATOR:

FLORIDA

CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950

209

a sample of

farms. Se

5 text]

The State — Continued

Area 1

ItaaireofoFerator^ — CCD.

Other
farms

Total
all

Tenure of operator^

Other

Tenants— Cod.

Full

Part

Tenants

Other and

farms

Uanagers

Other
and un-
specified

farms

Croppers

unspeci-
fied

owners

owners

All

Cash

Share-
cash

Crop-
share

Livestock-
share

Croppers

588

566

25,302

7,064

1,432

664

20

267

80

16

100

1

40

30

4,631

1

1,003

732

26,793

7,974

1,803

408

16

446

100

15

85

15

100

131

5,301

2

66,iA3

119,645

1,660,460

1,023,312

401,930

180,591

116,583

25,4S5

8,550

3,025

8,290

960

3,230

1,430

299,223

3

105,560

101,530

1,779,387

376,526

376,264

69,639

42,779

50,380

6,790

915

7,295

2,525

10,290

23,065

336,964

4

lU.O

211.4

65.6

144.9

271.2

272.0

5,829.2

95.4

106.9

189.1

32.9

960.0

30.8

47.7

64.6

5

105.2

138.7

66.4

109.9

208.7

170.7

2,673.7

114.1

67.9

61.0

85.8

168.3

102.9

176.1

63.6

6

8,658

17,997

8,983

8,347

13,075

19,758

152,083

6,120

5,840

15,573

5,449

96,000

5,531

3,154

4,839

7

i,A9b

3,975

5,503

4,691

7,392

7,966

86,918

5,790

3,936

3,150

5,721

22,000

4,693

6,889

3,249

8

71.10

139.85

168.42

59.08

50.65

72.43

26.51

65.56

58.48

72.74

64.61

100.00

68.50

66.17

74.77

9

^11.20

56.92

85.15

42.79

35.59

47.77

26.47

49.43

64.25

67.74

61.38

100.00

39.93

38.33

50.93

10

78

80

37

91

91

83

95

93

94

69

90

100

100

100

91

11

588

470

16,320

4,682

1,238

656

18

257

80

16

100

1

40

20

2,513

12

937

672

17,640

5,969

1,611

402

13

420

90

15

85

15

95

120

3,523

13

30,056

18,489

151,224

171,204

64,003

58,967

6,824

15,115

3,880

1,757

6,495

203

1,790

990

26,295

14

46,137

25,306

219,330

170,151

63,897

26,346

6,188

21,315

3,080

740

4,810

560

6,190

5,935

52,405

15

110

155

11,741

1,691

157

30

1

15

5

10

1,488

16

50

85

2,643

349

152

31

15

10

5

651

17

45

55

825

512

215

51

30

15

'io

5

216

18

146

72

766

571

278

101

2

60

25

30

5

130

19

131

45

284

709

304

271

7

100

15

"5

50

25

'5

27

20

42

44

44

283

100

143

35

10

10

10

5

21

13

13

15

53

28

19

3

2

1

1

1

22

1

1

2

14

4

5

5

...

23

125

131

5,636

2,059

558

268

2

32

25

1

1

5

1,199

24

196

162

7,213

2,400

696

157

4

65

20

10

20

15

1,478

25

6,760

13,£»i3

140,049

54,050

26,021

5,329

700

930

455

30

400

45

21,070

26

8,127

7,650

164,345

56,871

24,132

4,050

987

1,735

760

225

570

180

25,967

27

118

106

7,220

1,905

391

113

2

41

20

1

5

10

5

1,358

28

353

277

9,057

2,506

446

156

1

110

15

5

20

15

55

1,793

29

3,496

2,474

140,970

40,330

12,569

2,842

100

835

525

15

100

185

10

24,034

30

11,773

9,135

175,019

47,447

11,631

3,647

67

1,635

240

150

545

115

585

30,467

31

26

11

1,003

366

123

59

2

11

5

1

5

171

32

391

413

13,633

6,596

3,087

1,679

100

210

40

15

...

155

1,520

33

92

95

6,493

1,642

304

71

30

15

5

5

5

1,237

34

3,105

2,061

127,337

33,784

9,432

1,163

625

485

...

100

30

10

22,514

35

101

120

6,722

3,465

375

396

15

82

25

6

40

1

5

5

2,097

36

12,008

50,998

545,284

392,642

146,752

68,033

51,059

4,175

1,455

1,160

815

350

220

175

122,618

37

116

77

6,104

2,394

575

258

16

55

25

20

10

1,490

33

8,807

9,439

265,465

250,059

103,844

29,476

40,951

2,775

1,485

390

900

73,013

39

62

72

4,962

2,097

600

333

16

66

25

1

20

5

15

1,032

40

3,472

18,705

313,612

76,452

35,277

11,736

11,743

736

370

36

115

40

175

16,960

41

56

21

2,942

1,545

517

262

U

46

15

1

15

5

10

706

42

2,150

1,055

119,893

42,027

18,892

7,010

4,468

455

260

35

65

20

75

11,202

43

3b6

355

20,592

6,536

1,377

638

14

212

60

16

85

1

25

25

4,295

44

1,849

5,897

103,356

39,025

13,464

4,203

5,206

919

380

27

375

7

50

80

15,233

45

538

492

20,846

5,848

1,372

662

18

257

80

16

100

1

40

33

3,539

46

993

699

22,983

7,189

1,713

408

13

430

100

15

35

15

95

120

4,625

47

40,312

34,606

432,243

265,634

102,593

67,138

7,624

16,380

4,860

1,802

6,595

603

2,020

1,000

71,399

48

66,037

42,091

553,744

274,469

99,660

34,043

7,242

24,685

4,080

890

5,355

785

6,875

6,700

108,839

49

183

233

13,015

5,092

1,231

563

17

137

50

6

55

1

10

15

3,139

50

328

311

12,669

4,311

1,274

293

13

141

45

10

15

30

41

2,590

51

22,240

83,346

993,945

523,144

208,050

35,103

63,502

5,341

2,280

1,226

930

750

305

350

160,643

52

37,816

44,662

341,612

301,937

132,323

21,350

31,009

12,815

1,450

1,125

1,085

1,575

7,580

103,940

53

199

174

11,705

5,141

1,212

506

20

122

40

6

55

1

15

5

3,231

54

302

340

14,292

5,457

1,466

338

13

191

50

20

15

35

71

3,449

55

20,815

60,437

810,749

642,701

250,596

97,514

92,010

6,950

2,940

1,160

1,205

350

1,120

175

195,631

56

30,514

55,690

836,224

507,945

236,850

32,261

23,233

24,110

2,355

1,245

1,515

3,020

15,975

191,491

57

103

120

1,L29

36

29

1

6

58

175

135

324

59

1,929

4,796

13,353

384

279

40

65

60

925

2,870

7,642

...

61

78

27

698

209

112

54

1

16

5

10

1

26

62

2,531

1,135

8,305

4,526

2,045

1,689

11

490

300

120

70

291

63

54

24

929

805

310

173

7

17

10

1

1

5

293

64

203

348

2,765

5,470

3,381

372

218

314

272

8

26

8

685

65

1,-80

1,835

16,632

21,652

13,365

3,656

1,077

453

250

30

128

45

3,101

66

35

18

1,436

306

302

131

11

26

5

1

10

10

336

67

141

44

6,955

5,031

2,762

828

344

57

15

10

12

20

1,040

68

■"(rtg

270

41,471

27,668

15,157

4,620

1,281

295

125

35

60

75

6,315

69

280

146

4,344

3,708

1,057

581

5

222

65

16

95

1

25

20

1,843

70

1,311

597

7,376

16,423

6,359

4,911

112

1,524

322

167

70S

24

175

128

3,517

71

9,975

4,868

45,949

82,792

32,727

23,371

562

7,896

1,695

786

3,725

120

980

590

18,236

72

189

87

967

1,477

535

433

1

222

55

16

110

1

25

15

286

73

349

162

347

4,259

1,358

1,749

9

807

122

93

460

15

70

42

336

74

1,283

511

2,855

12,513

4,049

5,024

47

2,412

345

344

1,355

38

210

120

981

75

238

258

9,047

1,706

466

219

7

51

25

6

5

10

5

963

76

2,359

7,737

29,341

6,071

1,537

3,069

554

166

60

21

5

65

15

745

77

3,753

7,302

57,070

20,833

4,073

11,468

2,161

607

330

72

5

50

100

2,524

78

-.4 7

255

1,338

1,709

648

451

5

207

60

U

95

1

25

15

398

79

1.^.'3

624

2,292

9,324

3,394

4,452

151

851

204

165

384

5

68

25

476

80

4, 32 '

1,720

8,583

36,009

12,576

17,263

657

3,364

1,090

504

1,280

15

370

105

2,149

81

210

STATISTICS FOR STATE ECONOMIC AREAS

Economic Area Table 7.-FARMS, ACREAGE, VALUE, AND USE OF COMMERCIAL

[Data are based on reports for only

Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Areas 2 and A

Total
all
farms

Tenure of operator^

Full owners

Part
owners

Uanagera

Crop-sbare

Livestock-
share

FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE

Farms number 1954. .

1950. .

Land in farms acres 1954..

1950..

Average size of fanii acres 1954..

1950..
Value of land and buildings;

Average per farm dollars 1954..

1950. .

Average per acre dollars 1954..

1950. .
Proportion of farms reporting value percent 1954..

Land in farns according to use:

Cropland harvested farms reporting 1954.,

1949. .

acres 1954..

1949..

1 to 9 acres farms reporting 1954..

10 to 19 acres farms reporting 1954..

20 to 29 acres farms reporting 1954..

30 to 49 acres. farms reporting 1954..

50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1954..

100 to 199 acres farms reporting 1954..

200 to 499 acres farms reporting 1954..

500 acres and over farms reporting 1954.,

Cropland used only for pasture.. farms reporting

acres

Cropland not harvested and not
pastured farms reporting

Cropland used only for crops not harvested
and not pastured farms reporting

acres
Cropland Ijing idle farms reporting

acres

Voodland pastured farms reporting

acres

Woodland not pastured farms reporting

acres
Other pasture ( not cropland and

not woodland) farms reporting

acres

Improved (see text) farms reporting

acres
Other land (house lots, roads,

wasteland, etc.) farms reporting

acres
Cropland, total farms reporting

acres
Land pastured, total... .farms reporting

acres
Woodland, total farms reporting

acres
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting

acres

1954..
1949..
1954..
1949..

1954..
1949..
1954..
1949..

1954..
1954..
1954. ,
1954..

1954..
1954.,
1954..
1954..

1954..
1954. .
1954. .
1954..

1954..
1954..
1954..
1949..
1954..
1949..
1954..
1949. .
1954..
1949. .
1954..
1949..
1954..
1949..
1954..
1949..
1954..
1949..

Cover crops turned under and land planted

to another crop farms reporting 1954.

acres 1954.

USE OF CCWMERCIAl FERTILIZER

Crops on which connercial fertilizer was used, 1954;

Hay and cropland pastured farms reporting,.

tons..

acres on which used..

Other pasture farms reporting , .

tons,.
acres on which used.

Com farms reporting .

tons,
acres on which used.

Cotton farms reporting.

tons,
acres on which used.

Fruits, vegetables, potatoes, etc. ...farms reporting.

tons.
acres on which used.

Other crops farms reporting.

tons.
acres on which used.

3,495
4,553
1,786,467
1,672,792
511.1
367,4

23, 589

11,604

60,80

36,00

2,360

3,039

105,494

89,355

1,073

305

187

233

274

191

73

24

1,133

1,348

84,343

77,832

1,069

1,536

33,018

40,450

181

3,305

953

29,713

1,335

1,262,751

1,068

145,647

758

106,358

578

61,160

3,059

48,856

2,920

3,846

222,855

207,637

2,143

2,366

1,453,452

1,317,868

2,188

2,896

1,408,398

1,278,836

253

168

24,665

9,797

311
23,309

212

3,660

19,376

388

7,717

32,714

591
2,572
12,476

6

7

28

1,307

32,366

37,424

525

1,743
4,920

1,387
1,545
614,127
578,247
442,8
374.3

31,466

17,261

71.39

48,14

89

993

1,167

50,528

49,882

281

161

125

111

167

106

36

6

509

469

52,497

36,031

382

483

15,377

17,834

41

1,242

364

14,135

547

331,854

441

78, 191

393
63,258

298
37,989

1,238

22,422

1,186

1,354

118,402

103,747

911

864

447,609

408, 613

886

1,027

410,045

427,581

132

104

11,235

6,105

185
9,569

102

2,017

12,849

238

5,833

21,194

260
1,226
5,216

6

7
28

580

14,855

16,267

305

1,089

2,4i3

351
288
625,730
752,020
1,782.7
2,611.2

62,155

37, 362

38.33

14.30

75

289

239

34,156

22,601

6

22

25

56

57

83

31

9

131

153

15,356

16,911

94

101

5,572

4,665

21

537

84

5,035

188

510,744

96

19,216

155
32,640

142
15,769

316

8,046

302

276

55,084

44,177

262

223

558,740

685,002

249

205

529,960

648,060

85

45

7,655

2,627

81
6,188

45
1,426
4,672

79

668

4,858

89

812

4,020

196

9,392

11,008

87

365

1,837

35

37

381,432

174,050

10,898.0

4,704.1

157,329

67,056

49.01

20.42

43

26

19

10,128

1,661

1
5
6

10

655

1,790

11

9

510

261

3

213
9

297

19

328,421

7

26,497

1,987

24

12,984

27

25

11,293

3,712

19

26

331,313

143,658

21

22

354,918

108,401

10

3

5,680

465

15
7,192

320

3

417

1,977

1

1

12

23

7,156

8,255

8

166

220

56

121

52,560

27,110

938.6

224.0

47,400

12,727

41.30

57.90

75

34

74

1,453

3,237

10

1
20

1
2

26

49

2,750

3,485

16

31

626

3,385

16
626

26

46,352

5

175

15
830

13
447

41

374

40

110

4,829

10,107

40

91

49,932

16,126

26

75

46,527

14,893

1

6

55

545

13
96

485
12
61

420

16

11

113

22
151
305
25
33
70

16

44

31,950

14,280

1,996.9

324.5

55,583

18,814

22.01

91.10

75

8
383
219

5

1

27

1,875

5

6

130

2,225

5
130

3
30,672

5
690

3
307

75

7

33

5U

4,319

6

34

31,362

9,609

3

23

30,672

8,651

1

1

55

220

18

135

5

18

15

5

70

1,600

14.0

320.0

4,200
12,000
300,00

37,50
100

5
5

70
860

13,000

5
5

70
1,110

5
450

5
470

^Data are given by tenure of operator for commercial farms only.

FERTILIZER, BY TENURE OF OPERATOR:

FLORIDA

CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-Continued

211

a sample of

farms. See text]

Areas

2 and A — Continued

Area 3

Ttaureof operator^— Con.

Other

Total
all

farms

Tenure of operator^

Other

Tenants — Con.

Tenants

Croppers

Other and
unspeci-
fied

farms

Full
owners

Part
owners

Managers

All

Cash

Share-
cash

Crop-
abar©

Livestock-
share

Croppers

Other
and un-
specified

farms

10

20

1,666

15,123

5,239

2,333

30

1,529

433

66

253

29

434

264

5,942

1

21

36

2,562

17,646

5,742

1,883

83

2,158

654

31

403

52

695

273

7,780

2

7,900

12,240

112,618

3,041,583

1,304,4A3

789,484

316,720

193,339

55,330

7,509

20,193

10,515

47,923

51,869

437,097

3

3,215

6,690

141,365

3,040,506

1,403,277

462,000

356,046

275,012

93,150

11,520

40,567

12,349

74,750

37,676

544,171

4

790.0

612.0

67.6

201.1

249.0

337.7

3,959.0

126.3

128.9

113.8

79.3

362.6

99.0

196.5

73.6

5

153.1

185.8

55.2

172.3

244.4

245.4

4,289.7

L27.4

150.1

142.2

100.7

237.5

107.6

133.0

69.9

6

60,000

65,280

7,635

9,591

11,893

15,313

166,767

5,573

4,558

4,525

4,635

15,625

6,787

5,154

4,815

7

8,375

6,750

4,935

6,014

7,704

3,678

103,534

3,931

4,211

3,836

3,450

5,653

3,597

4,522

3,643

8

75.95

68.50

117.52

57.57

53.58

54.06

68.56

50.96

40.00

40.45

56.63

42.91

63.84

51.46

72.83

9

A1.88

22.11

99.18

37.56

32.75

37.13

36.59

31.51

29.31

26.63

34.04

25.64

34.51

31.94

55.01

10

100

50

86

32

85

72

71

84

83

35

84

97

77

86

84

11

10

7

1,013

12,799

4,929

2,303

77

1,497

432

66

253

24

484

238

3,993

12

20

26

1,540

15,370

5,506

1,846

31

2,140

637

81

403

52

695

272

5,797

13

310

505

9,229

696,028

302,093

223,257

38,318

77,079

23,565

3,737

11,911

2,393

25,645

9,823

55,281

14

445

1,078

11,974

715,729

320,933

143,955

37,287

109,639

30,692

5,472

20,037

2,636

37,789

12,963

103,915

15

786

2,932

463

72

1

180

10

45

75

50

2,216

16

111

1,836

639

144

5

160

70

5

45

40

883

17

31

1,481

714

176

215

70

15

45

45

40

376

18

'io

5

40

2,240

1,079

353

418

140

25

75

6

115

57

390

19

50

2,544

1,243

342

16

343

82

15

60

6

150

30

100

20

1

1,319

607

532

15

149

51

10

20

10

42

16

16

21

1

369

165

154

16

28

3

1

1

2

12

4

6

22

78

19

30

24

4

1

2

1

1

23

10

11

459

6,220

2,751

1,190

41

424

147

21

61

U

98

36

1,814

24

6

6

667

6,924

3,052

990

39

594

133

21

117

15

150

108

2,249

25

650

2,080

13,085

270,557

130,529

69, 532

8,343

16,361

4,070

630

1,398

1,360

5,440

3,463

45,292

26

300

410

19,615

302,979

172,054

45,187

8,124

24,279

7,625

799

3,313

1,300

6,662

4,580

53,335

27

6

566

5,717

2,196

917

33

350

136

20

31

2

93

68

2,221

28

5

15

912

7,659

2,561

962

45

917

325

40

132

32

287

101

3,174

29

311

10,933

247,065

116,938

41,047

27,662

8,502

2,953

430

350

58

3,046

1,660

52,916

30

190

820

14,305

291,970

120,064

45,299

23,049

30,780

13,514

2,150

3,291

1,811

5,939

4,025

72,773

31

116

1,106

485

241

12

59

13

20

21

5

309

32

1,313

30,346

15,974

6,287

2,587

683

142

180

236

125

4,815

33

6

430

5,067

1,938

737

27

308

130

10

31

2

72

63

2,007

34

311

9,620

216,719

100,964

34,760

25,075

7,819

2,816

250

350

58

2,810

1,535

48,101

35

10

13

555

6,516

2,936

1,252

48

379

136

10

63

14

76

80

1,851

36

6,770

8,910

45,330

790,954

305, 546

247,202

58,494

50,879

11,786

60

3,287

5,735

3,318

26,643

128,833

37

5

519

6,477

2,560

1,115

59

422

166

20

47

13

105

71

2,321

38

175

21,568

695,844

274,330

131,402

149,128

23,434

3,251

2,290

2,017

270

7,392

7,764

112,450

39

10

191

4,337

2,160

1,012

54

130

92

5

31

2

36

14

931

40

140

7,393

244,977

133,998

59,332

21,642

6,611

3,828

85

680

90

1,303

625

22,844

41

10

121

2,927

1,535

751

46

33

19

5

21

1

30

7

512

42

140

4,968

152,710

84,574

39,506

12,153

3,235

1,460

35

565

80

940

155

13,192

43

10

12

1,440

13,362

4,842

2,115

70

1,049

307

56

183

27

308

168

5,236

44

30

259

5,030

96,158

40,959

17,162

13, U3

5,423

1,372

277

550

54

1,279

1,891

19,431

45

10

13

1,365

14,327

5,100

2,323

78

1,502

432

66

253

24

444

243

5,324

46

21

36

2,081

16,844

5,643

1,363

31

2,152

645

81

403

52

695

273

7,100

47

960

2,396

33,247

1,213,650

549, 560

333,836

74,323

102,4/.2

30,593

4,797

13,659

4,316

34,131

14,946

153,489

48

1,435

2,308

45,894

1,310,678

613,051

234,441

63,460

164,698

51,831

8,421

26,691

5,747

50,440

21,568

230,028

49

10

19

911

10,492

4,436

1,986

72

656

233

21

113

14

151

124

3,342

50

11

31

1,162

10,660

4,445

1,429

67

933

274

41

183

32

245

158

3,786

51

7,560

10,990

65,858

1,306,488

570,073

376,616

88,479

74,351

19,684

775

5,365

7,735

10,061

30,731

196,909

52

1,500

4,237

64,469

1,198,625

593,434

180,912

168,904

80,732

27,681

2,554

7,684

5,957

24,901

11,955

174,643

53

10

13

1,006

10,928

4,562

1,923

76

685

252

25

88

24

163

U3

3,677

54

6

31

1,567

12,413

4,967

1,551

80

991

328

31

172

37

240

183

4,324

55

6,770

9,035

66,943

1,436,798

579,926

378,604

207,622

79,363

20,037

2,350

5,304

6,055

U,210

34,407

241,283

56

1,445

4,147

79,381

1,517,331

693,334

198,317

270,461

94,398

41,525

2,539

9,815

5,902

18,914

15,653

261,321

57

25

490

239

120

17

105

5

...

5

74

21

9

58

10

347

139

39

17

50

5

04

5

2

59

40

11,096

4,275

2,938

2,053

1,322

130

20

812

360

508

60

55

?,d41

2,266

2,010

1,006

295

20

...

225

50

64

61

30

1,440

754

447

28

122

23

10

11

62

16

89

62

360

62,569

33,633

19,511

3,207

5,053

1,502

295

630

2,196

430

1,165

63

10

2

50

1,137

552

311

19

67

12

6

5

37

5

188

64

JO

60

113

8,307

4,135

2,252

829

323

30

10

2

96

117

68

768

65

190

250

1,050

45,442

25,336

11,524

3,296

1,970

145

85

25

360

905

450

3,316

66

10

56

1,397

700

372

34

46

U

10

1

15

7

245

67

■)

738

13,487

7,225

3,508

1,492

356

73

152

11

106

14

906

68

140

4,265

76,193

40,903

20,664

7,222

1,763

425

435

70

698

135

5,641

69

10

225

7,790

3,015

1,662

51

911

311

41

167

22

245

125

2,151

70

522

39,522

16,630

12,854

2,922

3,910

1,344

162

673

132

1,131

463

3,206

71

oO

3,115

2oS,189

112,865

86,466

12,835

32,230

10,725

1,830

5,215

1,250

8,935

4,275

23,793

72

3,825

1,503

946

3

697

275

40

136

10

164

72

676

73

5,786

2,480

1,772

22

1,021

326

29

242

25

279

120

491

74

20,115

7,791

6,441

50

4,009

1,397

180

883

85

1,073

391

1,824

75

in

6

436

4,476

1,765

1,070

20

556

175

36

56

21

185

83

1,065

76

60

812

21,383

8,456

3,126

1,110

1,960

625

156

110

52

752

265

1,731

77

JO

70

1,539

56,822

21,049

20, 518

5,053

5,647

1,827

462

480

210

1,881

787

4,555

78

111

5

100

7,856

3,811

1,912

53

1,171

279

40

217

23

402

210

909

79

5

90

37, 702

15,536

11,230

6,103

3,766

745

75

561

95

1,770

520

1,062

80

30

15

350

97,884

38,951

30,729

12,286

11,099

3,162

245

2,610

213

3,709

1,160

4,819

81

212

STATISTICS FOR STATE ECONOMIC AREAS

Economic Area Table 7.-FARMS. ACREAGE. VALUE, AND USE OF COMMERCIAL

[Data are baser^ on reports for only

Item
(For definitioQs and explanations, see text)

Total
all
farms

Tenure of operator^

Full owners

Part
owners

Crop-share

Livestock-
share

F«=J«, ACP-EAGI, iXS VAUII

Farias number 195i .

1950.

Land in fanas acres 1954.

1950.

Average size of farm acres 1954.

1950.
Valae of laad and bnildiBga:

Average per faj-E dollars 195i.

1950.

Average per acre dollars 1954.

1950.
Proportion of fanas reporting value percent 1954.

Laad is faras accarding ta wae;

CT^pian^ harvested faras reporting 1954.

1949.
acres 1954.

1949.

1 to 9 acres farms reporting 1954.

10 to 19 acres farms reporting 1954.

20 to 29 acres farms reporting 1954.

30 to 49 acres farms reporting 1954.

50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1954.

100 to 199 acres farms reporting 1954.

200 to.499 acres fanas reporting 1954.

500 acres and over farms reporting 1954.

CrCDland used onlj for pasture,. farms reporting

acres

Cropland not harvested and not
past'jred farms reporting

Cropland used only for crops not harvested
and not pastured farms reporting

acres
Cropland lying idle farms reporting

acres

Woodland pastured farms reporting

acres

Woodland not pastured farms reporting

acres
Other pasture (not cropland arid

not woodland) farms reporting

acres

laproved (see text) farms reporting

acres
Other land (house lots, roads,

wasteland, etc.) farms reporting

acres
Cropland, total farms reporting

acres
Land pastured, total farms reporting

acres
Woodland, total., farms reporting

acres
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting

acres

1954.,
1949.,
1954.,
1949,,

1954,,
1949.,
1954.,
1949.,

1954.,
1954.,
1954.
1954.

1954.
1954.
1954.
1954.

1954.
1954.
1954.
1954.

1954.
1954.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949,
1954,
1949,
1954.
1949,
1954,
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949.
1954.
1949,

Cover crops turned under and land planted

to another crop farms reporting 1954.

acres 1954. ,

USE OF COMERCIAl FERTILIZER

0«pa OB vhicb eoHBCrciol fertilizer was osed, 19S4:

."iay and cropland past'jred farms reporting.,

tons, ,
acres on which used..

Other pasture farms reporting. ,

tons.,
acres on which used..

Com farms reporting.

tons,
acres on which used.

Cotton. ,.. farms reporting.

tons.
acres on which used.

Fruits, vegetables, potatoes, etc.,,,farms reporting.

tons,
acres on which used.

Other crops farms reporting.

tons,
acres on which used.

3,708
2,847
1,442,479
1,157,410
389.0
406.5

39,673

27,884

122.83

76. lA

83

3,138

2,295

99,981

77,225

1,698

520

296

215

252

77

61

19

346

360

35,148

27,605

815

691

34,080

46,663

101

6,658

726

27,422

449
544,257

731
112,924

493
484,428

313
123,255

2,600

131,661

3,377

2,528

169,209

151,493

986

681

1,063,833

877,402

1,085

923

657,181

610,387

840

718

80,456

70,502

227
12,834

167

1,958

18,386

214

9,576

68,604

2

50
110

2,558

70,451

87,032

275

5,327

8,181

1,896
1,388
793,798
619,074
418.7
446.0

52,944

31,873

140.11

85.92

S4

1,764

1,214

62,717

40,578

612

368

270

180

223

66

36

9

175

172

19,792

21,135

329

355

10,420

25,283

29

710

302

9,710

248

259,338

458

66,682

241

320,860

144

86,793

1,269

53,989

1,797

1,293

92,929

86,996

492

322

599,990

434,371

632

478

326,020

285,363

554

433

48,850

38,395

163
8,671

84

904

9,279

111

7,247

49,936

2

50

1,573

47,165

59,348

124

1,567

881

148
115
350,748
228,359
2,369.9
1,985.7

154,762

61,099

51.58

35.14

47

123
85
11,568
6,464
28
27
11
23
lA
6
8
6

27

11
7,181
2,620

40

38

5,289

439

6

443

34

4,846

42

201,289

65

26,984

53
69,627

33
15,212

94

28,810

132

86

24,038

9,523

75

48

278,097

21A,986

104

54

228,273

131,684

46

24

13,003

12,333

U
1,228

15

401

1,822

33

1,138

10,058

91
9,786
9,653

40
1,234
1,329

37
87
206,924
251,834
5,592.5
2,894.6

365,386

216,113

62.29

59.54

59

32

76

18,453

22,914

1

2

12

4,020

2,060

5

11

11,321

15,089

1
5,000

4
6,821

10

46,731

2

9,340

11
81,679

10
13,555

30

34,875

32

79

34,299

40,063

15

23

132,430

201,622

K)

24

56,071

173,385

16

38

12,486

17,166

2,080

3

441

5,725

3

699

4,265

25
10,335
11,633
1
2,000
5,816

18

35

13,950

4,810

1,052.3

137.4

10,000
17,478
181.82
161.88
56

6

29

335

1,300

5

6
240

12
16,300

11

2,075

12

29

575

2,060

12

6

16,540

2,700

12

1

16,300

2,690

1

12

330

390

1
550
330

7
9
6,400
3,240
914.3
360.0

1

3

330

515

5,910

5

70

2

3

420

515

1

1

6,000

2,690

1

1

5,910

2,690

1

2

330

275

1
550
330

300
50.00

^Data are given by tenure of operator for cooaerclal farms only.

FERTILIZER, BY TENURE OF OPERATOR.

FLORIDA

CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-Continued

213

a ssnple of

fanne. See

text]

Area ^ — Continued

Areas 5 and

a

Itaure of operator^— Con.

Other
farms

Total
all

fanes

Tenure of operator^

Other
fams

TenSDts — Con.

Full
ownera

Part
owners

llana«ers

Tenants

Croppers

Other and
unspeci-
fied

All

Cash

Share-
cash

Crop-
share

Livestock-
share

Croppers

Other
and un-
specified

11

1,609

22,743

11,236

1,586

389

373

140

4

45

7

47

130

9,159

1

5

11

1,222

18,894

8,469

1,413

465

590

■2X1

5

20

1

181

166

7,957

2

12,550

72,059

6,950,389

2,632,478

2,272,920

1,600,728

36,925

8,239

2,122

1,150

1,219

6,320

17,825

407,338

3

125

1,385

53,333

5,950,248

2,202,537

2,059,550

1,220,592

85,912

52,439

50

285

1,074

9,180

22,384

381,657

4

1,140.9

44.8

305.6

234.3

1,433.1

4,115.0

99.0

59.2

530.5

25.5

174.1

134.5

137. 1

44.5

5

25!ci

125.9

43.6

314..9

260.1

1,457.5

2,624.9

145.6

241.7

10.0

14.2

1,074.0

50.7

1J7.9

48.0

6

10,000

13,661

38,698

45,691

79,190

460,517

16,994

8,977

54,100

4,050

30,571

12,833

29,324

11,339

7

30,000

19,000

9,672

24,519

28,808

43,357

374,463

8,584

11,726

6,500

5,200

3,753

10,420

5,920

8

181.82

355.81

1A7.62

200.13

59.06

115.62

209.34

208.85

101.98

150.80

175! 55

97.37

295.27

267.48

9

1,200.00

493.51

206.43

81.46

111.32

27.93

94.52

50.95

45.83

650.00

354.91

59.87

53.08

156.15

10

91

86

85

85

65

72

78

80

100

78

160

77

75

88

U

5

1,213

18,455

10,190

1,420

344

321

119

2

45

47

108

6,180

12

11

891

U,241

7,271

1,215

437

502

157

5

20

1

171

148

4,816

13

5

6,903

625,021

352,626

112,307

105,951

8,141

2,085

460

790

1,336

3,470

45,986

U

110

615

5,969

464,091

212,625

67,600

139,331

8,130

4,423

10

195

104

1,303

2,095

35,405

15

5

1,052

3,548

3,208

183

36

180

80

20

20

50

4,941

16

125

3,938

2,843

221

41

70

25

20

20

753

17

15

1,598

1,245

155

17

15

10

5

166

18

10

1,874

1,366

270

25

21

16

5

191

19

5

1,342

891

303

47

U

5

90

20

5

676

394

175

59

15

...

16

22

21

1

337
142

183
60

79
34

50
48

6

4

:::

2

7

22
23

5

136

3,556

1,278

436

21

61

12

15

5

12

16

1,760

24

165

4,504

1,573

522

55

99

45

5

20

28

2,254

25

150

3,915

305,237

153,742

75,823

21,990

3,035

315

180

840

625

1,075

49,647

26

1,790

326,057

U3,391

89,164

39,407

4,440

3,325

40

95

980

49,655

27

4il

4,967

2,302

444

72

75

40

10

15

10

2,074

28

6

281

5,262

2,170

522

76

155

55

1

50

50

2,338

29

6,550

143,476

67,742

27,404

19,525

720

220

iio

265

105

28,085

30

760

5,092

131,650

54,052

29,853

7,673

2,430

1,465

35

480

450

37,632

31

65

916

472

154

14

20

20

256

32

505

27,039

13,228

5,878

5,538

95

95

2,300

33

386

4,300

1,946

343

63

60

25

10

15

10

1,888

34

6,045

116,437

54,514

21,525

13,987

525

125

130

265

105

25,785

35

11

137

4,443

1,864

634

67

30

9

1

10

10

1,848

36

10,390

20,599

2,978,153

1,074,240

1,239,589

524,198

10,572

4,092

1,400

1,700

3,380

129,554

37

206

3,549

1,733

259

80

44

42

1

1

1,383

38

9,918

425,668

183,253

73,507

125,365

2,180

665

15

1,500

41,253

39

188

4,824

1,975

670

98

52

14

2

2

U

23

2,026

40

12,262

1,990,227

612,055

558,165

737,882

9,847

347

187

271

1,989

7,053

72,278

41

126

3,119

1,325

489

77

30

U

1

2

11

2

1,198

42

7,695

403,275

200,315

94,392

72,016

2,151

330

50

...

271

1,050

440

34,401

43

6

1,196

15,504

7,141

1,300

212

178

70

2

10

7

22

67

6,673

44

2,005

11,912

482,607

188,820

185,025

65,807

2,430

565

75

50

108

390

1,242

40,525

45

10

1,404

20,124

10,525

1,451

347

323

120

2

45

6

47

108

7,472

46

11

1,041

16,704

7,771

1,315

442

544

183

5

20

1

176

159

6,631

47

155

17,368

1,073,734

574,110

216,534

147,476

11,896

2,620

460

1,100

840

2,226

4,650

123,718

48

iio

1,375

12,851

921,798

410,068

186,627

186,411

15,000

9,213

10

235

139

1,878

3,525

123,592

49

11

392

9,052

3,438

1,055

138

101

27

2

15

7

12

38

4,320

50

5

282

8,682

3,330

943

135

193

90

5

1

41

56

4,081

51

10,540

36,776

5,273,617

1,840,037

1,874,577

1,284,070

23,454

4,754

1,587

180

1,111

4,314

11,508

251,479

S2

10

23,723

4,704,663

1,570,437

1,800,130

953,055

69,300

44,015

...

40

160

7,140

17,945

211,741

53

11

327

7,399

3,378

811

123

74

51

1

11

11

3,013

54

366

8,475

3,317

329

151

125

63

5

1

21

35

3,553

55

10,390

30,517

3,403,821

1,257,493

1,313,196

649,563

12,752

4,757

1,400

1,715

4,880

170,817

56

17,265

3,607,212

1,153,288

1,451,530

715, lAO

60,955

35,025

15

930

7,135

17,850

206,299

57

223

2,592

1,470

457

90

167

76

2

20

22

47

408

58

"5

5

211

3,678

2,363

472

217

281

61

15

130

75

345

59

5,787

122,170

58,310

28,532

29,856

2,477

755

uo

205

142

1,265

2,895

60

'as

30

2,213

166,022

64,666

17,045

79,578

3,243

1,648

135

615

345

1,490

61

45

2,oet

1,1 = 3

r.::,-

55

63

31

2

10

15

;

472

62

855

tl,095

39,.:45

11,j23

3,365

1,055

350

110

100

95

400

5,500

63

65

879

..70

84

19

24

5

2

17

282

64

212

14,949

7,113

2,559

4,152

338

60

58

220

787

65

1,560

70,41o

32,157

12,146

19,393

1,560

85

340

1,135

5,160

66

62

1,734

749

235

43

16

3

"i

"i

10

1

641

67

492

36,195

15,053

U,377

6,564

L47

30

3

2*

30

10

3,054

68

4 , 34'5

6,771

31

104

95,092

153

530

2,990

26
8..

66,634

71

397

1,956

38,214

4

218

1,035

487

225

12

40

15C

60

17,475

115
127
790

5
20
50

69

70
71
72

73

74
75

8fcS

15,577

9,098

1,230

301

254

94

2

45

26

87

4,694

75

2,615

468,170

288,883

65,583

90,144

5,790

1,352

345

672

762

2,659

17,770

77

6.068

526,234

310,724

75,494

98,842

6,652

1,905

460

735

317

2,735

34,522

78

110

613

311

80

12

35

10

10

15

175

79

226

7,440

2,784

3.601

623

150

66

...

20

64

282

80

155

11,225

4,487

4.323

1,325

655

15

220

420

435

81

214

STATISTICS FOR STATE ECONOMIC AREAS

Economic Area Table 7.-FARMS, ACREAGE, VALUE, AND USE OF COMMERCIAL

[Data are based on reports for only

Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Areas 6 and C

Total
all
farms

Tenure of operator

Part owners

Majiagers

FABMS, ACREAGE, ADD VALUE

Farms number 195i. .

1950. .

Land in farms acres 195A . .

1950..

Average size of farm acres 1954 . .

1950. .
Value of laad and buildiogs:

Average per farm dollars 1954. .

1950..

Average per acre dollars 1954..

1950..
Proportion of farms reporting value percent 1954..

Land io faraa according to uae:

Cropland harvested farms reporting 1954..

1949..

acres 1954..

1949..

1 to 9 acres farms reporting 1954..

10 to 19 acres farms reporting 1954 . .

20 to 29 acres farms reporting 1954..

30 to 49 acres farms reporting 1954..

50 to 99' acres farms reporting 1954..

100 to 199 acres farms reporting 1954..

200 to 499 acres farms reporting 1954..

500 acres and over farms reporting 1954..

Cropland used only for pasture. .farms reporting 1954..

1949. .
acres 1954..
1949..
Cropland not harvested and not

pastured farms reporting 1954..

1949. .
acres 1954..
1949..
Cropland used only for crops not harvested

and not pastured farms reporting 1954..

acres 1954..

Cropland lying Idle farms reporting 1954..

acres 1954. .

Woodland pastured farms reporting 1954 . .

acres 1954. .

Woodland not pastured farms reporting 1954..

acres 1954..
Other pasture (not cropland and

not woodland) farms reporting 1954 . .

acres 1954..

Improved (see text) farms reporting 1954..

acres 1954..
Other land (house lots, roads,

wasteland, etc.) farms reporting 1954..

acres 1954..

Cropland, total farms reporting 1954..

1949..

acres 1954..

1949..

Land pastured, total farms reporting 1954..

1949..

acres 1954. .

1949..

Woodland, total farms reporting 1954..

1949. .

acres 1954. .

1949. .

Irrigated land in farms farms reporting 1954..

1949. .

acres 1954. .

1949..

Cover crops turned linder and land planted

to another crop farms reporting 1954.

acres 1954,

USE OF COMERCIAL FERTILIZER

Cropa on which cowwercial fertilizer waa aaed, 1954:

Hay and cropland pastured farms reporting.

tons,
acres on which used.

Other pasture farms reporting.

tons,
acres on which used.

Com farms reporting.

tons,
acres on which used.

Cotton farms reporting.

tons,
acres on which used.

Fruits, vegetables, potatoes, etc.... farms reporting.

tons,
acres on which used.

Other crops farms reporting .

tons.
acres on which used.

5,352
4,929
3,903,044
3,840,104
730.2
779.1

61,131

30,908

144.05

43.16

83

3,666

3,320

240,635

204,456

2,020

525

183

241

221

210

167

99

650

366
141,039
173,444

1,278

1,329

113,090

94,194

251

22,267

1,108

90,823

549

1,164,281

486

150,119

1,356

1,875,288

648

309,194

3,837

218, 592

4,266

4,016

494,764

472,094

2,122

1,806

3,180,608

3,204,540

993

1,270

1,314,400

1,510,158

l,b36

1,188

190,959

123,735

293
32,025

229

8,406

48,089

639

22,858

151,513

38

929

3,915

2,558

173,030

176,736

624

15,510

50,518

1,928
1,818
1,162,772
945,809
603.1
520.2

64,828

31,280

127.58

59.76

37

1,401

1,352

61,879

67,481

600

283

119

131

105

99

44

20

226

265

65,925

74,873

490

469

31,940

26,229

76

3,707

437

28,233

203

265,803

216

53,492

526
665,093

390
133, U9

1,458

18,640

1,556

1,513

159,744

168, 583

784

617

996,821

776,709

403

500

319,295

502,354

746

599

60,308

64,355

137
11,523

105
4,951
26,081

351

10,521

62,211

18

ato

865

41,860

43,204

341

3,613

5,625

584

506

1,289,529

1,274,074

2,208.1

2,517.9

165,680

52,499

111.98

27.36

71

410

406

70,080

45,923

80

60

22

64

42

43

56

33

101

129

43,117

31,436

133

145

23,953

12,364

33
5,499

110
18,454

77

554,195

49

43,056

187

516,725

127

56,063

396

38,403

479

453

137,150

89,723

271

245

1,114,037

1,174,527

123

131

597,251

639,8U

216

180

50,543

20,010

77
13,803

57

1,993

10,633

95

4,938

40,500

6

624

2,620

338
69,391
61,654
76
3,348
3,794

177

209

974,499

1,008,634

5,533.9

4,826.0

401,300

176,559

200. U-

36.16

68

133

138

69,902

67,671

7

21

6

11

17

11

32

28

19

47

15,845

44,642

47

70

35,385

30,607

17

7,351

37

27,534

28

209,547

35

46,238

66

452,669

45

69,762

111

144,913

144

174

121,132

142,920

34

93

678,061

742,773

58

59

255,785

132,404

88

76

51,566

29,724

12
2,776

12

1,152

7,880

43

6,543

44,606

3

59

375

93
24,193
29,326

24

7,600

38,777

368

425

144,119

239,190

391.6

630.4

57,010
27,444
143.40
37.18
68

319

351

31,244

14,669

75

56

15

30

45

51

35

12

36

20

9,112

3,510

48

86

3,360

10,249

34

2,030

24

1,330

7

36,436

1

80

35

58,926

7

1,315

170

4,961

345

366

43,716

33,428

72

83

104,474

247,430

8

47

36, 516

105,122

178

77

23,979

5,831

31
3,784

4

105

1,050

4

131

766

1

2

40

263

31,418

29,740

37

788

1,647

^Data are given by tenure of operator for ccanmercial famis only.

FLORIDA

FERTILIZER, BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950 -Continued

a sample of farirs. See text^

215

Item
(For definitions and eiplanations. see text)

Areas 6 and A—

Continued

Tenure

of operator^— Conti

nued

Tenants — Continued

Share-cash

Crop-share

Livestock-share

Croppers

Other and
unspecified

FARhE, ACREAGE, AND VALUE

9

16

1,403

514

155.9

32.1

32,229
4,295

392.35

70.80

78

8

16

1,170

480

5

2

1

1
30

2

5
120
20

1
90

1
30

2
68

1
10

2

15
9
16
1,320
500
2

98

3

6

1,105

350

8

325

1,265

55
40
7,430
1,985
135.1
49.6

38,430
108,400
333.17
440.65
78

55

40

6,883

1,760

5

20

20
7
3

10

10

40

165

10
40

18

507

55

40

6,923

1,925

6,353

2
90

1

2

40

54
5,458
6,158

1

300

300.0

90,000
300.00

1
300

"i

300

1
300

7

1

1,075

8,000

153.6

8,000.0

170,000

481,000

340.00

60.12

14

7

1

975

300

5

1
1

"i

4,999

1

100

7

1

975

5,299

1

2,700

7
975

1
240

7
775
975

111

115

23,731

9,830

213.8

85.5

41,351
24,028
226.88
220.58
70

92

95

3,696

2,620

40

20

5

5

10

6

6

13

5

6,875

1,500

17

50

388

2,495

6

288
11
100

1
1,500

20

10,852

2

385

77

420

98

100

10,959

6,615

31

20

19,227

2,935

1

20

1,500

2,065

52

50

3,171

1,945

6
305

2
3

1950...

2,295
1,971

4

1950. . .

332,125
322,397

6

7

1950. . .
Valae of land and buildiDga:

144.7
163.6

8
9

1950...

16,402
11,369

10
11

1950...
Proportion of farms reporting value percent 1954...

Land in faras according to use:

376.57

64.44

87

13
14
15

1949. . .

acres 1954...

1949...

1,403
1,073
7,530
8,712

17

1,258

18

105

21

20

5

21

12

1

23

7A
25
26
27
28

Cropland used only for pasture.. farms reporting 1954...

1949. . .
acres 1954...

1949...
Cropland not harvested and not

1

268

405

7,040

13,983

29
30
31
32

1949...

acres 1954...

1949. . .

560

559

18,452

U,745

33
V,

acres 1954...

• 86
3,180

35

36
37
38
39
40

41
42
43
44

Woodland pastured farms reporting 1954...

acres 1954...

Woodland not pastured farms reporting 1954...

acres 1954...
Other pasture (not cropland and

not woodland) farms reporting 1954. , .

acres 1954...

In5)roved (see text) farms reporting 1954...

acres 1954...

500
15,272

234

98,300

185

7,253

542

181,875

279

48,435

45
4fi

acres 1954...

1,702
11,675

47
48
49
50

1949...

acres 1954...

1949...

1,742

1,505

33,022

37,440

51
52
53
54

acres 1954...

911

768

287,215

263,096

55
56
57
58

acres 1954...

401

533

105,553

79,967

59
60
61

62

1949...

acres 1954. . .

1949...

458

256

4,058

3,815

63
64

acres 1954...

USE OF COmERCIAL FERTILIZER
Crops o. .hicb ccercial fertilizer ^m% used, 1954;

36
134

65
66

tons . . .
acres on which used...

4,"
*,3

T
3£
IC
IC
IC

?c

200
2,445

68
69

70

tons,. .
acres on which used...

725
3,430

71
72
73

tons...
acres on which used...

4
15

74
75

76
77
72

tons . . .
acres on which used...

Fruits, vegetables, potatoes, etc .... farms reporting...

tons...
acres on which used...

971
6,168
7,812

80

SI

tons . . .
acres on which used...

156

675

216

STATISTICS FOR STATE ECONOMIC AREAS

Economic Area Table 8.— FARM FACILITIES, OFF-FARM WORK, WORK POWER, FARM LABOR,

[Data are based on reports for only

Item
(For definitions and eiplanationa, see text)

The ^ate

Total
all
farrag

Tenure of operator^

Full owners

Part
oifners

Uanagera

Crop- share

SPECIFIED FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT

Telephone farms reporting 195^ . .

Electricity farms reporting 195^..

1950..

Television set farms reporting 1954..

Piped running water farms reporting 195A . .

Home freezer farms reporting 1954..

Electric pig brooder farms reporting 1954..

Power feed grinder farms reporting 1954..

Milking machine farms reporting 1954..

Grain combines farms reporting 1954 . .

number 1954 . .
Com pickers farms reporting 1954 . .

number 1954 . .
Pick-up hay balers farms reporting 1954 . .

nunfber 1954 . .
Field forage harvesters farms reporting 1954..

number 1954. .

Motortrucks farms reporting 1954 . .

number 1954 . .

Tractors, other than garden farms reporting 1954..

1950..

number 1954 . .

1950 . .

Automobiles farms reporting 1954..

number 1954 . .

OFF-FARM WORX AND OTHER INCCHE

Farm operators —

With other income of family exceeding value

of farm products sold operators reporting 1954..

1949..
Working off their farms,

total operators reporting 1954 . .

1949 . .

100 or more days operators reporting 1954..

1949 . .

FARMS BY CLASS OF WORX POWER

No tractor, horses, or mules farms reporting 1954..

No tractor but horses and/or

mules farms reporting 1954 . .

Tractor and horses and/or mules. .. .farms reporting 1954..
Tractor and no horses or mules farms reporting 1954..

FARM LABOR

tteeL of Septeaber 26-Octobcr 2:

Family and/or hired workers farms reporting 1954..

persons 1954 . .
Family workers, including

operator farms reporting 1954 . .

Operators working 1 or more

hours persons 1954 . .

Unpaid members of operator's

family farms reporting 1954..

persona 1954..

Hired workers farms reporting 1954 . .

persons 1954. .
Regular workers (to be employed 150

or more days ) farms reporting 1954 . .

persons 1954 . .
Seasonal workers (to be employed less

than 150 days) farms reporting 1954..

persons 1954 . .

SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES

Specified farm expenditures^. farms reporting 1954..

Machine hire and/or hired

labor farms reporting 1954..

Machine hire farms reporting 1954 . .

dollars 1954.,

Hired labor farms reporting 1954..

1949 .

dollars 1954.

1949.

$1 to $2 ,499 farms reporting 1954 .

$2,500 and over farms reporting 1954.

Feed for livestock and poultry. .farms reporting 1954.

1949 .
dollars 1954.
1949.
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel

and oil farms reporting 1954.

1949.
dollars 1954.
1949.
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing

material farms reporting 1954.

dollars 1954.

tons 1954.

acres on which used 1954 .

Lime and liming material farms reporting 1954.

tons 1954.

dollars 1954.

acres limed 1954.

20,690

50,040

40,529

13,477

41,541

16,609

246

1,361

1,161

843
945
906
929
534
557
325
390

26,377
37,022
20,715
14,085
31,858
20,109
34,799
46,897

28,713
25,750

29,510
25,160
23,717
18,801

9,893
8,281
12,434

45,036
108,987

42,870

41,590

13,404
19,497
11,187
47,900

5,976
26,459

6,724
21,441

56,032

39,049

26,095

12,685,964

29,793

24,579

84,225,316

64,892,848

24,727

5,066

33,462

35,287

45,476,037

31,779,769

30,741

22,598

15,072,827

10,778,933

43,516

51,854,514

1,056,969

2,318,739

7,486

363,776

2,882,839

461,127

9,498

1

939

19,948

5

253

16,074

3

566

6,035

1

361

17,733

4

438

7,336

2

338

155

18

681

404

678

280

428

300

472

337

472

309

481

317

315

140

326

142

173

68

199

85

12,064

4

376

16,842

7

107

10,266

4

237

7,414

2

460

14,936

7

654

9,822

3

826

13,864

3

674

19,820

5

,584

6,662
3,766

5,880
6,442
3,732

10,132

2,770
4,284
5,982

23,022

19,379

12,832

7,798,983

16,004

12,332

36,375,833

26,591,293

12,915

3,089

11,415

12,676

29,333,060

18,288,377

14,597

11,697

6,887,484

5,045,999

20,161

26,220,684

530,995

1,094,596

4,556

191,532

1,554,259

245,352

993
605

2,164

1,426

1,084

653

905
2,088
2,149

17,587

5,254

43,999

21,757

16,243

5,062

15,800

4,969

5,933

1,941

8,204

3,299

6,172

2,247

19,995

13,489

3,615

1,265

11,015

6,534

3,445

1,348

8,980

6,955

5,655

5,071

2,94«

1,674,204

4,663

3,503

22,714.691

10,715,089

3,558

1,105

4,060

3,451

8,510,169

5,070,931

4,845

3,294

4,266,189

2,193,835

5,263

U, 766, 959

244,189

571,095

1,063

61,463

485,557

88,841

453

457

618

2,030

4a8

2,066

207

319

600

1,196

245

470

5

12

62

37

43

85

33

40

52

41

26

54

32

54

37

23

47

28

35

11

57

"

541

1,343

2,456

1,823

521

1,051

532

965

2,567

1,685

2,255

1,259

545

1,241

1,926

1,711

151
119

175
223
141
201

47
227
294

634
9,141

4«6

483

34

56

525

8,602

463
7,308

188
1,294

732

716

366

1,628,937

653

702

lfl,91D,06B

23,537,568

183

470

292

349

2,615,943

3,102,459

588

636

2,067,123

2,460,301

665

8,994,299

176,731

364,398

232

78,772

581,113

81,192

333

477

998

1,119

431

423

367
370
681

2,416
7,474

2,364

2,326

983
1,891

644
3,257

276
943

472
2,309

2,575

2,204

1,225

492,873

1,959

2,117

4,314,340

2,430,318

1,667

292

1,393

2,149

1,804,808

2,010,113

1,710

1,599

975,862

500,241

2,340

2,568,593

54,840

116,239

244

11,641

96, 136

14,407

169

565

584

104

363

199

6

12

36

10
11
16
16
IS
13

474
771
399
301
759
466
451
753

36
157

314
316

123

115

337
109
290

813
3,067

781

760

386
730
279

1,577

145
581

192
996

841

695

423

226,544

605

732

2,691,484

1,670,932

449

156

448

794

837,220

1,608,030

559

615

498,432

285,991

775

1,340,450

27,500

45,466

73

5,589

46,954

6,951

90
463

36

91

34

288

5
13

31
275

85

44

19,445

85

32

136,578

42,070

73

12

60

76

67,653

9,885

70

52

38,287

13,330

98

66,015

1,639

6,385

1

25

187

25

53

370

232

47

190

67

1

6

6

6
6

1

183
251
168
122
254
157
177
209

37
75

161

200

55

55

175

53

115

428

1,175

428
413

193
363

65
305

453

403

266

92,260

363

283

473,435

113,505

323

35

255

342

48,225

38,510

268

162

133,980

29,985

431

423,474

9,436

22,946

60

2,773

18,930

3,148

Data are given by tenure of operator for coiTOnercial farms only.

''Excludes farms reporting commercial fertilizer and lime.

FLORIDA

217

AND FARM EXPENDITURES, BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950

a aample of farms. See text]

The State — Cont

nued

Area

1

Tanire of operator^— Gem.

Other
farms

Total

all
farms

Tenure of

operator^

Tenant

B — Con.

Full

Part

Uanagers

Tenaats

Other and

farms

Croppers

unspeci-
fied

owners

owners

All

Cash

Share-
cash

Crop-
share

Livestock-
share

Croppers

Other
and un-
specified

M

153

3,343

1,921

489

302

9

51

10 5

20

1

10

5

1 070

1
2

5L3

473

22,191

6,667

1,442

653

20

242

75 16

90

1

30

30

4,310

601

485

13,335

5,901

1,491

363

6

271

70 10

45

15

50

81

3 770

3

71

67

5,555

1,040

215

100

3

10

...

5

5

'712
3,100

^

281

299

17, 574

4,934

1,165

547

15

107

"30 6

45

1

15

10

5

95

84

6,220

2,283

614

237

8

56

25

15

1

10

5

1,313

6

5

56

32

16

1

5

...

5

10
83

10

7

li

2

177

355

150

106

4

12

i 1

1

5

8

33

75

151

96

39

...

6

5| ...

1

9

8

12

42

201

37

92

5

2

1

1

15

10
11

3

12

43

204

39

93

5

2

1

1

15

15

3

45

139

113

62

1

7

6

1

g

12

15

8

45

139

lU

62

1

7

6

1

5

13

7

1

14

49

29

13

2

14

7

1

14

50

30

18

2

15

2

2

38

27

16

5

1

5

5

16

2

2

38

27

16

5

1

...

...

...

'.'.'.

17

275

319

8,053

3,393

1,050

521

20

157

4

11

50

1

30

20

1,645

18

304

394

8,794

3,779

1,249

586

41

167

5(

) 11

50

1

30

25

1,736

19

232

186

4,640

2,655

922

588

19

157

5

16

60

1

20

5

969

20

246

237

2,714

1,420

622

247

9

105

IC

5

20

15

25

30

437

21

293

269

5,016

3,014

1,119

711

46

164

6C

17

60

2

20

5

974

22

286

272

2,947

1,545

686

279

13

105

IC

5

20

15

25

30

457

23

268

288

15,475

3,602

706

303

12

76

3C

1

20

15

10

2,505

24

305

367

17,856

4,058

833

347

23

76

3C

1

20

...

15

10

2,729

25

82

121

20,574

4,543

316

157

1

15

5

10

4,054

26

101

lis

20,783

4,433

273

67

3

46

IC

...

'io

5

21

4,089

27

231

238

17,485

4,165

564

290

3

100

3;

5

30

15

15

3,208

£8

295

251

16,512

3,783

497

147

6

115

2:

20

20

50

3,018

29

106

136

15,619

3,351

323

129

1

5

...

...

5

2,393

30

63

143

13,792

2,342

181

62

6

30

5

25

2,563

31

240

192

15,358

2,772

239

30

50

15

15

15

2,453

32

116

188

5,304

1,637

321

46

1

60

2C

25

5

10

1,209

33

106

70

1,312

803

367

174

9

32

1

15

"1

5

5

221

34

126

116

3,328

1,852

555

414

10

125

5C

15

45

15

743

35

528

515

19,145

6,272

1,381

638

20

267

80

16

100

1

40

30

3,966

36

1,293

1,395

26,616

10,533

2,377

1,828

77

775

140

191

190

4

160

90

4,981

37

527

497

18,715

6,214

1,366

629

18

267

80

16

100

1

40

30

3,934

38

526

496

13,012

6,073

1,346

624

13

267

80

16

100

1

40

30

3,318

39

229

132

4,513

1,576

485

273

101

15

5

40

1

25

15

717

40

446

246

6,047

2,251

672

442

212

15

15

90

2

60

30

925

41

86

159

1,599

771

327

212

19

47

15

11

1

15

5

166

42

321

653

2,557

2,214

859

762

59

296

45

160

1

60

30

233

43

16

69

357

260

141

60

15

15

5

5

5

29

44

58

198

654

502

280

109

49

25

5

10

10

39

45

73

107

1,271

566

216

169

6

37

10

11

1

10

5

138

46

263

455

1,903

1,712

579

653

10

271

40

160

1

50

20

199

47

578

561

24,048

6,792

1,462

664

20

262

80

16

100

1

35

30

4,334

43

527

458

11,679

3,350

1,056

613

20

197

50

16

80

1

30

20

1,464

49

234

225

3,674

2,413

716

464

3

155

35

10

70

20

20

1,070

50

50,263

97,375

1,090,967

458,957

155,406

147,412

12,591

41,030

5,165

3,980

26,620

3,575

1,690

102,518

51

497

378

6,514

2,338

360

536

20

177

45

16

75

1

30

10

745

52

595

366

5,925

2,103

779

242

16

211

40

15

40

10

50

56

860

53

341,160

629,335

1,910,394

1,273,429

614,230

349,664

107,935

103,485

10,220

14,900

27,240

1,500

29,375

20,250

98,065

54

241,890

319,762

1,618,590

848,230

467,237

164,965

76,821

45,300

6,570

525

3,775

550

14,310

14,570

93,907

55

475

314

6,404

2,236

800

515

10

167

45

16

75

1

25

5

744

56

22

64

110

102

60

21

10

10

...

...

5

5

1

57

312

278

16,302

5,923

1,230

547

16

172

45

11

80

1

10

25

3,963

58

509

379

16,662

5,652

1,415

303

13

231

60

5

40

10

55

61

3,690

59

54,585

684,475

3,212,057

2,952,806

1,774,745

357,277

26,919

108,790

64,130

4,700

11,270

3,000

525

25,165

685,075

60

74,550

264,936

3,307,839

1,879,435

1,127,877

35,400

43,518

47,325

14,075

1,000

5,415

1,150

17,395

7,790

570,315

61

378

393

9,001

3,112

1,024

598

19

177

55

16

65

1

20

20

1,294

62

401

331

5,372

2,146

908

237

16

161

25

10

35

10

30

51

774

63

130,920

156,122

876,169

768,384

337,639

253,066

22,949

60,840

11,045

9,840

22,910

1,500

2,125

13,420

93,890

64

87,480

70,861

573,557

436,777

246,877

77,590

14,060

24,360

4,800

1,770

4,325

1,750

7,925

4,290

73,390

65

543

463

15,037

5,110

1,310

657

19

252

80

16

100

1

30

25

2,372

66

265,645

454,894

2,304,979

1,311,U5

726,202

635,910

57,209

135,689

37,395

16,450

57,924

2,500

11,975

8,945

256,125

67

6,229

9,525

50,214

46,584

18,765

15,868

1,388

3,711

990

468

1,568

70

385

230

6,852

63

21,882

17,016

172,411

202,147

82,267

65,866

5,735

15,097

3,930

1,771

6,450

301

1,655

990

33, U2

69

37

61

1,391

537

208

163

5

26

10

1

10

5

135

70

869

2,195

20,368

10,947

4,918

3,339

656

325

150

25

130

20

1,709

71

9,413

17,847

165,774

31,052

34,989

26,168

4,915

2,962

1,150

187

1,525

100

12,018

72

1,995

2,015

31,335

13,976

5,434

4,334

803

390

150

25

195

20

3,015

73

218

STATISTICS FOR STATE ECONOMIC AREAS

Economic Area Table 8— FARM FACILITIES, OFF-FARM WORK, WORK POWER, FARM LABOR.

[Data are based on reports for only

Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Areas 2 and A

Total
all
farms

Tenure of operator^

Full owners

Part
owners

Managers

Crop- share

Livestock-
share

SPECIFIED FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT

Telephone farms reporting 195'i . .

Electricity farms reporting WSA..

1950..

Television set farms reporting igs-i. .

Piped running water farms reporting 195-1 . .

Home freezer farms reporting 195^ . .

Electric pig brooder farms reporting 1954..

Power feed grinder farms reporting 1954..

Milking machine farms reporting 1954. .

Grain combines farms reporting 1954. .

number 1954 . ,

Corn pickers farms reporting 1954. ,

number 1954 . .

Pick-up hay balers farms reporting 1954 . ,

number 1954 . .

Field forage harvesters farms reporting 1954..

number 1954 .

Motortrucks farms reporting 1954..

number 1954 . .

Tractors, other than garden farms reporting 1954,

1950 . .

number 1954 . ,

1950 . ,

Automobiles farms reporting 1954 . ,

number 1954 . .

OFF-FAHM WOBX AND OTHER INCOME

Farm operators—

With other income of family exceeding value

of farm products sold operators reporting 1954.

1949 .
Working off their farms,

total operators reporting 1954 .

1949 .

100 or more days operators reporting 1954.

1949 .

FARMS BY CLASS OF WORK POWER

No tractor, horses, or mules farms reporting 1954.

No tractor but horses and/or

mules. farms reporting 1954.

Tractor and horses and/or miiles. .. .farms reporting 1954.

Tractor and no horses or mules farms reporting 1954.

FARM LABOR

Week of Septcahcr 26-October 2:

Family and/or hired workers farms reporting 1954.

persons 1954 .
Family workers, including

operator farms reporting 1954 .

Operators working 1 or more

hours persons 1954 .

Unpaid members of operator's

family farms reporting 1954.

persons 1954 .

Hired workers farms reporting 1954 .

persons 1954.
Regular workers (to be employed 150

or more days ) farms reporting 1954 .

persons 1954 .
Seasonal workers (to be employed less

than 150 days) farms reporting 1954 .

persons 1954.

SPECIFIED FARM EXPEMDITURES

Specified farm expenditures^ farms reporting 1954.

Machine hire and/or hired

labor farms reporting 1954 .

Machine hire farms reporting 1954 .

dollars 1954.

Hired labor farms reporting 1954.

1949.

dollars 1954.

1949.

$1 to $2,499 farms reporting 1954.

$2,500 and over farms reporting 1954.

Feed for livestock and poultry. .farms reporting 1954.

1949.
dollars 1954.
1949.
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel

and oil farms reporting 1954.

1949.
dollars 1954.
1949.
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing

material farms reporting 1954 .

dollars 1954.

tons 1954.

acres on which used 1954.

Lime and liming material farms reporting 1954.

tons 1954.

dollars 1954.

acres limed 1954.

1,34A
3,262
3,359

1,301

2,746

1,304

41

134

131

56
60
29
29
55
60
41
50

1,923
2,607
1,435
1,040
2,321
1,471
2,340
3,085

1,687
2,399

1,726
2,3U
1,456
1,856

1,464

596
698

737

2,934

6,287

2,833
2,727

812
1,175

778
2,385

524
1,544

373
841

3,395

2,016

971

292,766

1,638

1,640

4,518,279

3,495,645

1,282

356

2,589

3,114
7,328,495
5,673,081

2,041

1,787

1,031,406

7CH,487

2,144
2,199,264
47,957
107,061
382
22,980
157,972
26,003

587

1,280

1,272

599

1,157

606

29

76

87

26

27
9
9
42
47
35
42

922

1,251

742

545

1,235

783

898

1,288

297
322

446
437
306
280

196
390
352

1,201
3,359

1,151

1,120

448

699

444

1,540

339
996

195

544

1,387

1,065

470

157,932

927

904

2,678,146

2,287,105

697

230

1,019

1,040

5,651,316

3,969,870

960

991

528,438

441,717

970

1,141,785

24,920

58,082

226
13,462
93,774
15,463

150
341
230
170
314
185
2
28
23

29
32

20
20
11
11
2
4

292
476
316
177
588
326
263
430

82
31

111
62
82
23

19
195
121

346

911

94
113
181
485

117
321

91

164

346

297

131

74,019

292

196

903,015

655,506

205

87

267

209

1,062,481

533,491

319

224

297,446

156,278

303

546,978

12,657

26,435

73

5,346

30,362

6,085

1
1
2
2

28
76
27
16
138
29
27
79

35
193

20

19

2

5

28

169

17
144

12
25

29

7

14,740

29

35

760,894

297,767

6

23

13

20

46,818

305,418

35

24

89,462

31,031

33

395,024

7,748

10,782

4

865

14,358

1,535

56

40
17

11,200
30
46

82,104

U3,982

19

11

45

81

288,235

412,092

48

61

33,350

27,266

36

15,675

350

1,393

13

570

6,060

565

10

24

42,314

78,046

5

5

15

406,285

14

39

10,100

23,524

112
525

1

50

400

50

5

5

500

1,000

5

1,500

5

5

175

500

5

3,250

68

70

5
40,000

5

500

5

1,000

5

400

1,440
5

5
5

500

750

1,500

5

225

5

10

^Data are given by tenure of operator for commercial farms only.- ^Excludes farms reporting connnercial fertilizer and lijoe.

FLORIDA

AND FARM EXPENDITURES, BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-Continued

219

a sample of

farms.

See

text]

Areas 2

and A — Continued

Area 3

Tenureof operator^— Con*

Other
farms

Total
all

farms

Tenure of operator^

Other
farms

Tenants

— Con.

Full

Part

Uanagers

Tenants

Other and

Other

Croppers

unspeci-
fied

owners

owners

All

Cash

Share-
cash

Crop-
share

Livestock-
share

Croppers

and un-
specified

7

563

2,136

700

285

46

99

22

1

11

33

32

1,006

1

'io

13

1,559

12,827

4,788

2,123

77

1,117

212

36

208

29

424

208

4,722

2

1

21

1,759

10,742

4,334

1,342

73

1,070

225

46

197

32

409

161

3,923

3

10

7

500

2,071

865

324

27

U3

32

16

10

49

6

742

4

10

13

1,198

8,582

3,567

1,603

75

546

113

11

86

18

237

81

2,791

5

10

7

475

3,959

1,817

855

54

205

68

5

16

11

74

31

1,028

6

10

74

55

4

4

6

6

5

7

i

21

563

286

183

28

20

6

5

1

"s

46

8

6

5

293

149

87

7

22

17

5

28

9

441

226

137

21

36

10

6

1

7

12

21

10

503

263

152

29

37

u

6

1

7

12

22

11

603

300

203

21

45

16

6

15

8

29

12

615

304

212

25

45

16

6

15

8

29

13

211

120

50

13

25

17

2

6

3

14

213

121

50

14

25

17

2

6

3

15

72

39

17

5

4

1

1

2

7

16

78

4^

17

6

4

1

1

2

7

17

10

15

645

6,980

3,100

1,620

65

590

152

31

58

19

212

118

1,605

18

30

16

737

8,033

3,559

1,907

225

609

157

36

60

21

213

122

1,733

19

10

8

325

6,452

3,255

1,732

67

477

137

16

53

14

178

79

921

20

1

16

266

4,531

2,418

932

69

517

1A3

16

72

16

188

82

595

21

10

10

328

8,149

4,030

2,315

257

574

163

27

61

18

216

89

973

22

1

16

287

5,306

2,719

1,153

187

578

164

22

77

16

214

85

669

23

10

13

1,113

7,218

2,606

1,295

73

581

156

31

82

3

201

108

2,663

24

30

26

1,204

8,705

3,272

1,631

257

64A

177

31

87

3

213

133

2,901

25

8

1,292

5,7"1

829

244

10

156

32

U

62

51

4,532

26

6

2,030

6,9o2

643

208

7

215

53

'ii

45

"5

66

35

5,889

27

3

1,149

7,2b7

1,797

970

22

594

154

35

81

6

196

122

3,884

es

11

21

1,771

6,790

1,452

559

14

634

172

21

130

21

208

82

4,131

29

8

1,049

4,785

958

382

13

209

37

20

91

61

3,223

30

11

21

1,510

4,041

600

178

7

165

37

1

30

21

51

25

3,091

31

6

972

3,990

627

106

1

341

16

15

60

5

200

45

2,915

32

6

369

4,686

1,357

500

12

711

280

35

140

10

106

140

2,106

33

10

1

93

3,232

1,705

1,020

55

223

58

11

27

U

78

35

229

34

7

232

3,220

1,550

712

12

254

79

5

26

100

44

692

35

10

20

1,301

13,509

4,931

2,231

79

1,419

413

61

253

29

424

239

4,849

36

10

39

1,734

30,310

10,806

6,727

2,163

3,508

1,246

217

546

42

954

503

7,106

37

10

20

1,281

13,327

4,331

2,202

66

1,406

407

61

253

29

423

233

4,822

38

10

19

1,225

12,969

4,685

2,161

66

1,386

402

61

238

29

423

233

4,671

39

2

265

4,779

1,927

944

2

655

258

31

116

1

187

62

1,251

40

3

353

7,839

2,824

1,827

2

1,318

533

76

216

3

353

137

1,868

41

9

111

2 , 126

1,002

605

64

205

82

15

26

2

52

28

250

42

17

156

9,502

3,297

2,739

2,095

804

311

80

92

10

178

133

567

43

6

41

959

512

312

55

38

26

6

3

3

42

44

14

56

4,878

1,433

1,257

1,938

56

31

7

12

6

194

45

3

70

1,433

624

374

27

193

75

15

25

2

50

25

215

46

3

100

4,624

1,864

1,482

157

748

280

80

85

10

166

127

373

47

10

20

1,571

14.731

5,20;

2,337

80

1,514

423

66

253

29

479

264

5,646

48

10

10

585

10,160

4,245

2,097

79

1,300

340

51

223

23

433

230

2,439

49

10

2

346

5,863

2,243

1,279

37

727

250

30

142

22

176

107

1,577

50

10,000

800

34,875

1,131,536

524,0 54

331,261

88,671

92,530

28,515

3,485

21,415

5,819

23,546

9,750

94,420

51

10

360

3,438

3,872

1,890

79

1,120

265

51

188

18

413

185

1,477

52

1

11

459

8,319

3,796

1,408

62

1,274

362

56

208

47

443

158

1,779

53

37,850

94,120

9,919,618

3,947,825

2,916,947

S, 383, 346

445,819

95,399

14,190

43,645

10,995

198,315

83,275

285,681

54

2,500

2,436

131,285

7,462,090

3,217,699

1,570,448

1,899,499

442,714

178,760

12,505

40,400

6,409

165,535

39,105

331,730

55

4

355

7,893

3,611

1,691

26

1,097

261

51

187

17

404

177

1,468

56

o

5

54 5

261

199

53

23

4

1

1

9

8

9

57

10

15

1,245

11,563

4,107

1,904

61

898

276

45

132

27

274

144

4,593

58

6

16

1,764

12,029

4,496

1,478

63

1,371

501

61

277

32

352

148

4,621

59

5,000

158,385

279,645

5,592,079

3,036,401

1,285,975

385,886

277,285

131,775

3,645

24,825

23,250

32,430

61,360

606,532

60

410

2,647

452,210

3,568,710

1,897,597

621,988

170,721

226,098

76,236

6,635

29,555

11,602

45,985

56,035

652,306

61

10

U

679

8,648

4,029

1,94A

70

853

203

36

113

29

309

163

1,752

62

6

6

487

6,198

3,174

1,104

70

767

231

31

97

27

273

108

1,083

63

14,000

7,575

82,710

3,495,852

1,717,353

1,155,279

198,270

245,172

73,835

6,230

22,995

11,325

91,305

39,482

179,778

64

215

2,027

48,195

2,075,038

1,081,459

522,264

152,653

187,394

64,690

8,485

17,645

5,844

65,320

25,410

131,268

65

10

8

802

11,927

4,775

2,262

72

1,425

412

66

232

23

459

233

3,393

66

1,600

5,050

99,802

5,987,089

2,676,763

1,732,094

788,053

459,084

123,665

16,695

67,685

U,950

178,430

58,659

331,095

67

40

125

2,282

126,304

54,498

39,871

) 2,474

11,345

3,154

430

1,736

412

4,159

1,454

8,116

68

450

338

10,369

564,079

246,195

176,405

40,724

56,867

17,781

2,807

9,603

2,193

17,275

7,208

43,888

69

10

2

66

816

425

200

19

44

7

11

6

15

5

128

70

400

120

2,237

23,767

11,619

5,352

3,179

385

UO

100

30

135

10

3,232

71

4,800

860

13,il8

155,464

78,157

34,902

17,620

2,582

592

595

360

935

100

22,203

72

400

115

2,355

34.454

16,487

8,635

4,915

598

120

95

28

250

105

3,819

73

220

STATISTICS FOR STATE ECONOMIC AREAS

Economic Area Table 8.-FARM FACILITIES. OFF-FARM WORK, WORK POWER. FARM LABOR.

[Data are baaed on reporta for only

Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Total
all
farms

Tenure of operator^

Fijll owners

Part
owners

Managers

Crop- share

Livestock-
share

SPECIFIED FACllITIES AND EQUlmENT

Telephone farms reporting 1954 .

Electricity farms reporting 1954.

1950.

Television set farms reporting 1954.

Piped riinnlng water farms reporting 1954 .

Home freezer farms reporting 1954.

Electric pig brooder fprms reporting 1954.

Power feed grinder farms reporting 1954 .

Milking machine farms reporting 1954.

Grain combines farms reporting 1954 .

number 1954 .

Corn pickers farms reporting 1954 .

number 1954 .

Pick-up hay balers farms reporting 1954 .

numter 1954 .

Field forage harvesters farms reporting 1954.

number 1954 .

Motortrucks farms reporting 1954 .

number 1954.

Tractors, other than garden farms reportliig 1954.

1950.

number 1954.

1950.

Automobiles farms reporting 1954.

number 1954.

OFF-FARM WORK AKE OTHER INCCME

Far* operators—

With other income of family exceeding value

of farm products sold operators reporting 1954.

1949.
Working off their farms,

total operators reporting 1954 .

1949.

100 or more days operators reporting 1954.

1949.

FARMS BY CLASS OF WORK POWER

No tractor, horses, or mules farms reporting 1954.

No tractor but horses and/or

mules farms reporting 1954.

Tractor and horses and/or mules. .. .farms reporting 1954.

Tractor and no horses or mules farms reporting 1954.

FARM LABOR

Week of Septeaber 26-October 2:

Family and/or hired workers farms reporting 1954.

persons 1954.
Family workers. Including

operator farms reporting 1954.

Operators working 1 or more

hours persons 1954 .

Unpaid members of operator's

family farms reporting 1954.

persons 1954.

Hired workers farms reporting 1954 .

persons 1954.
Regular workers (to be employed 150

or more days ) farms reporting 1954 .

persons 1954 .
Seasonal workers (to be employed less

than 150 days ) farms reporting 1954 .

persons 1954.

SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES

Specified farm expenditures^ farms reporting 1954.

Machine hire and/or hired

labor farms reporting 1954 .

Machine hire farms reporting 1954 .

dollars 1954.

Hired labor farms reporting 1954.

1949.

dollars 1954.

1949.

$1 to $2,499 farms reporting 1954.

$2,500 and over farms reporting 1954.

Feed for livestock and poultry, .farms reporting 1954.

1949.

dollars 1954.
1949.
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel

and oil farms reporting 1954.

1949.

dollars 1954.
1949.
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing

material farms reporting 1954.

dollars 1954.

tons 1954.

acres on which used 1954.

Lime and liming material farms reporting 1954.

tons 1954.

dollars 1954.

acres limed 1954.

1,975

3,109

2,135

878

3,021

859

11

13

52

2
2

1
1
10
11
13
16

1,515
2,353
1,148
819
2,168
1,349
2,372
3,162

2,129
1,361

2,089
1,395
1,746
1,197

2,383

177
318
830

2,634
7,277

2,327

2,236

656
836
995

4,205

600
2,608

527
1,597

3,587

2,646

1,741

1,136,703

1,965

1,595

7,281,310

5,785,485

1,473

492

1,156

1,189

1,654,359

1,293,875

2,064

1,333

1,081,777

742,029

2,923

4,341,046

87,014

181, 84i

610

32,135

271 , 128

45,594

1,022

1,435

1,028

428

1,438

441

6

8

35

1
1
1
1
5
5
7

925
1,460

736

532
1,330

778
1,173
1,631

745
340

891
468
701
382

73
171
565

1,376
3,853

1,161

1,120

385

513

699

2,220

455
1,367

351
853

1,885

1,624

1,094

822,272

1,327

910

4,112,089

2,433,023

937

390

528

524

1,197,262

720,649

1,192

799

638,004

369,841

1,704

2,874,583

56,878

119,119

421

16,058

131,200

21,887

119
135
107

55
133

58

3

7

1
1

3
3
2
2

125
268
85
42
254
107
119
191

127
1,119

121

121

34

40

85

958

67
537

31
421

148

126

56

102,914

105

108

1,610,392

1,008,016

45

60

75

66

195,378

215,614

114

103

215,055

115,740

138

611,367

12,557

22,823

48

4,070

24,701

8,926

35
159

33

46
231
236

29
100

35
798

34

770

34
627

10
143

37

36

15

92,912

35

67

1,342,093

1,893,526

1

34

21

28

31,955

73,942

35

55
154,048
196,473

30

fol3,242

13,475

27,439

13

8,589

84,254

9,926

1

10,000

8

29

64,540

278, 120

2

6

17

16

81,400

140,915

25
16,885

20,850

31.350
550
330
1
330
3,300
330

2
1

10,000
2
8

51,040

174,860

1

39,200
140,290

14,650
16,260

1

31,350

550

330

1

330

3,300

330

10
1,890

^Data are given by tenure of operator for commercial farms only. ^Excludes farms reporting commercial fertilizer and lime.

FLORIDA

221

AND FARM EXPENDITURES, BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-Coiitinued

a aanple of

farms. See

text]

Area -v — Cuntinu

ed

Areas 5 and B

~

'teiiipe of operator^— Con.

Other
farms

Total

all
farms

Tenure of operator^

Other
farms

Tenants — Con.

Full

Part

Managers

Tenants

Other and

Croppers

unspeci-
fied

owners

owners

All

Cash

Share-
cash

Crop-
share

Livestock-
share

Croppers

and un-
specified

803

10,020

5,381

711

232

118

41

2

20

7

5

43

3,578

1

...

11

1,442

19,331

9,158

1,493

310

344

129

2

45

7

42

119

8,026

2

5

10

935

14,717

6,538

1,140

201

457

154

5

20

136

142

6,381

3

6

368

6,103

3,088

469

103

62

13

15

7

6

21

2,381

4

10

1,403

17,774

8,696

1,372

307

253

94

2

35

7

12

103

7,146

5

1

343
5

6,299
53

3,077
23

734
9

94

95

49

25

1

...

20

2,299
21

6

7

215

119

57

'12

1

...

1

26

8

'io

344

195

77

18

28

4

"'7

...

16

26

9

...

...

129

82

35

6

1

1

5

10

...

...

...

162

86

53

17

1

1

5

11

...

53

36

10

2

...

5

12

...

59

41

10

3

...

5

13

...

156

92

43

14

"2

1

1

5

14

...

167

95

45

20

2

...

1

1

5

15

...

118

57

25

14

2

...

"'i

...

1

20

16

...

132

60

28

22

2

...

1

1

20

17

...

6

423

9,304

4,640

1,324

250

267

120

35

7

22

79

2,823

18

7

451

13,534

6,737

2,288

1,116

316

140

45

7

24

95

3,077

19

...

293

6,681

3,597

1,059

242

151

70

20

2

22

34

1,632

20

5

6

176

4,607

2,590

701

260

133

49

26

53

923

21

...

341

9,979

5,095

1,968

972

209

89

20

"'3

36

57

1,735

22

"5

7

196

6,690

3,481

1,134

946

165

70

31

59

964

23

10

1,034

15,065

6,908

1,228

266

242

100

30

7

36

68

6,421

24

...

15

1,216

20,610

9,967

1,781

889

297

123

2

35

15

39

83

7,676

25

1,348

11,730

3,831

333

88

77

25

2

15

15

20

7,401

26

966

8,398

1,719

208

61

148

67

5

10

30

36

6,262

27

5

1,116

11,808

4,376

562

103

151

47

2

30

1

20

51

6,616

fS

5

836

8,624

2,477

468

140

181

63

10

50

58

5,358

29

5

990

10,265

3,653

352

85

91

30

1

15

15

30

6,084

30

5

736

7,062

1,900

255

125

120

53

5

15

47

4,662

31

. . .

10

1,227

13,701

6,923

266

125

158

47

...

20

...

20

71

6,229

32

1

89

2,361

716

261

22

64

23

1

5

5

5

25

1,298

33

86

2,261

1,158

491

70

32

7

2

2

12

9

510

34

...

207

4,420

2,439

568

172

119

63

1

20

10

25

1,122

35

11

1,078

15,069

6,923

1,363

303

320

117

4

X

7

47

115

6,160

36

...

37

1,431

34,846

16,609

5,522

3,043

1,060

379

26

95

25

137

398

8,612

37

...

11

1,001

13,878

6,118

1,273

215

313

112

3

30

7

47

U4

5,959

38

11

Q51

13,417

5,976

1,246

213

303

102

3

30

7

47

114

5,679

39

5

226

4,264

2,107

468

27

94

42

15

5

16

16

1,568

40

10

267

5,611

2,759

670

46

168

72

...

40

5

32

19

1,968

41

6

169

4,493

2,743

765

239

150

44

4

15

7

17

63

596

42

6

213

15,818

7,874

3,606

2,784

589

205

23

25

13

58

265

965

43

42

2,290

1,464

426

209

76

24

1

5

7

6

33

115

44

56

8,574

4,267

1,665

2,274

195

78

4

5

9

21

78

173

45

^^

128

2,793

1,653

461

93

90

28

3

10

1

12

36

496

46

b

157

7.244

3,607

1.041

510

394

127

19

20

4

37

187

792

47

U

1,499

22,246

11,166

l,'''^b

383

3«8

130

4

45

7

47

125

8,763

48

6

852

17,227

0,817

1,434

375

320

114

4

45

7

47

103

5,281

49

575

13,260

7,661

791

216

165

54

2

25

6

2-^

52

4,427

50

108,605

5,129.731

5,664,514

699,563

1,106,481

65,785

12,018

4,180

3,675

767

S.TiC^

36, 520

593,388

51

6

490

12,279

7,562

1,354

313

295

104

45

7

4"^

88

2,755

52

5

6

481

8,416

4,786

1,115

337

357

151

15

1

95

95

1,821

53

...

13,500

152,196

28,967,739

15,991,436

5,927,936

5,665,900

586,465

264,192

47,640

24,650

28,413

61,220

160,350

796,002

54

3,250

97,660

172,800

26,298,336

11,178,443

3,347,983

10.763,618

521,673

372,132

9,480

200

29,585

110,276

486,619

55

1

488

9,971

6,001

913

113

244

81

40

5

41

76

2,700

56

2,308

1,561

-.-.l

200

51

23

5

2

12

55

57

11

515

9,740

3,632

972

101

172

62

40

7

17

43

4,863

58

5

5

555

10,899

4,307

1,140

121

347

126

15

1

91

109

4,984

59

i2,200

148,364

16,368,891

11,194,540

2,591,836

794,655

603,088

184,310

29,308

8,170

85,900

16,390

279,010

1,184,772

60

iJ5

500

142,755

11,687,107

7,251,088

1,981,121

490,401

788,836

600,812

750

2,290

200

10,135

174,649

1,175,661

61

11

706

11,132

5,765

1,330

276

307

114

4

45

7

32

105

3,454

62

6

351

8,403

4,625

1,134

304

358

147

...

10

91

110

1,982

63

2,235

57,785

4,812,940

2,429,068

1,154,739

825,683

120,659

46,060

7,048

7,2»

3,796

15,615

40,910

282,791

&4

2,700

39,125

4,214,209

1,947,405

675,628

1,323,745

83,297

46,328

1,625

11.520

23,824

184,134

65

1,050

17,601

9,875

1,403

346

313

117

3

45

1

37

110

5,664

66

180, 504

26,028,729

15,687,022

3,931,106

5,048,632

304,781

75,776

15,520

32,140

1,440

33,140

146,765

1,057,188

67

3,554

527,842

314,698

82,939

101,699

6,440

1,558

348

672

24

870

2,968

22,066

68

12,133

832,833

445,985

160,403

158,709

9,349

2,225

472

735

40

1,527

4,350

58,387

69

127

4,463

2,988

443

162

85

22

...

15

6

6

36

785

70

3,088

219,869

123,388

29,606

57,552

1,626

2-'5

65

160

205

921

7,697

71

27,673

1,771,923

1,037,106

259,239

388,869

13,822

2,580

550

2,445

2,355

5,892

72,887

72

:::

...

4,525

268,307

152,973

45,907

54,421

2,415

360

115

245

755

940

12,591

73

222

STATISTICS FOR STATE ECONOMIC AREAS

Economic Area Table 8— FARM FACILITIES. OFF-FARM WORK, WORK POWER. FARM LABOR.

[Data are based on reports for only

Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Areas 6 and C

Tenure of operator

Full owners

Part owners

Managers

SPECIFIED FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT

Telephone farms reporting igs-i.

Electricity farms reporting l^S-i.

1950.

Television set farms reporting 195^.

Piped running water farms reporting 195'4.

Home freezer farms reporting 1954 .

Elec trie pig brooder farms reporting 195"; .

Power feed grinder farms reporting 1954.

Milking machine farms reporting 1954.

Grain combines farms reporting 1954 .

number 1954.
Corn pickers farms reporting 1954 .

number 1954.
Pick-up hay balers farms reporting 1954.

number 1954.
Field forage harvesters farms reporting 1954.

number 1954 .

Motortrucks farms reporting 1954.

number 1954.

Tractors, other than garden farms reporting 1954.

1950.

number 1954.

1950.

Automobiles farms reporting 1954.

number 1954.

OFF-FAHM WORK AND OTHER INCCME

Fara operators —

With other income of family exceeding value

of farm products sold operators reporting 1954.

1949.
Working off their farms,

total operators reporting 1954.

1949.

100 or more days operators reporting 1954.

1949.

FARMS BY CLASS OF WORK POWER

No tractor, horses, or raules farms reporting 1954.

No tractor but horses and/or

mules farms reporting 1954.

Tractor and horses and/or mules. .. .farms reporting 1954.
Tractor and no horses or mules farms reporting 1954.

FARM LABOR

Week of Septeaber 26-Octobcr 2:

Family and/or hired workers farms reporting 1954.

persons 1954.
Family workers, including

opera tor farms reporting 1954 .

Operators working 1 or more

hours persons 1954 .

Unpaid members of operator's

family farms reporting 1954.

persons 1954.

Hired workers farms reporting 1954.

persons 1954.
Regular workers (to be employed 150

or more days) farms reporting 1954.

persons 1954 .
Seasonal workers (to be employed less

than 150 days) farms reporting 1954.

persons 1954 .

SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES

Specified farm expenditures^ farms reporting 1954.

Machine hire and/or hired

labor farms reporting 1954 .

Machine hire farms reporting 1954 .

dollars 1954.

Hired labor farms reporting 1954.

1949.

dollars 1954.

1949.

$1 to $2,499 farms reporting 1954.

$2,500 and over farms reporting 1954.

Feed for livestock and poultry. .farms reporting 1954.

1949.
dollars 1954.
1949.
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel

and oil farms reporting 1954.

1949.
dollars 1954.
1949.
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing

material farms reporting 1954.

dollars 1954.
tons 1954.
acres on which used 1954.

Lime and liming material farms reporting 1954.

tons 1954.

dollars 1954.

acres limed 1954.

3,294

1

319

■1,344

1

795

3,675

1

411

2,084

840

4,4S4

1

710

1,905

781

35

26

81

42

190

116

14

6

14

6

31

13

36

13

53

27

56

28

54

19

87

29

3,257

1

427

6,716

2

586

2,344

1

014

1,668

707

6,227

2

127

3,748

1

375

4,202

1

573

7,277

2

779

2,853
2,147

2,455
2,255
2,114
1,803

2,572

436
969

1,375

4,618
19,729

4,291

4,168

1,317

1,785

2,024

13,776

1,343
8,353

1,032
5,423

5,231

3,650

1,847

1,536,271

3,U5

2,501

32,264,941

21,003,062

1,872

1,263

2,486

2,404

11,579,407

7,577,561

3,744

2,731

3,882,468

2,606,393

3,811

U,487,251

221,268

430,775

578

54,078

445,300

72,793

644
464

614
549
501
389

107
493
521

1,775
6,495

1,615

1,553

581

737

957

4,205

704
2,572

405
1,533

1,918

1,572

698

474,205

1,456

1,157

9,032,107

7,007,785

869

587

399

394

6,478,796

3,321,296

1,527

1,200

1,235,982

958,700

1,527
3,U4,329
61,236
142,948
288
22,087
179,033
33,108

372

508

384

243

469

219

2

27

47

6
6

9
13
15
15
17
29

494

1,582

457

361

1,818

827

466

1,204

145
50

174

U3

107

90

67
159
288

549
5,550

507

504

128

207

399

4,939

283
2,645

222
2,294

584

504

227

319,035

486

434

11,006,737

3,968,171

189

297

295

255

3,017,222

1,633,317

540

442

1,190,604

545,335

500

4,308,504

80,297

119,153

135

13,250

U0,185

14,954

114
147
141
51
138

2
3

5

7

9

20

143
339
133
132
923
339
138
578

152
2,857

140

140

2

2

141

2,725

133
2,276

40
449

177

177

83

313,542

177

135

8,709,840

8,606,327

27

150

80

104

1,329,710

2,013,459

153

157

776,711

742,339

165

2,062,139

39,947

120,959

29

7,931

71,097

9,592

166

252

172

98

231

81

1

3

9

1
1
2
2

3

3

281
549
240
151
694
333
286
586

70
56

123

135

97

64

21

71

169

341
1,965

310

303

120

173

220

1,489

135
624

140
865

367

339

160

272,328

329

200

3,031,927

1,018,529

138

191

89

103

446,010

394,847

308

227

498,956

156, 574

313

1,522,014

32,444

33,203

75

3,405

67,410

10,109

^Data are given by tenure of operator for connnerclal fBimfl only.

^Eicludee farms reporting coomerclal fertilizer and lime.

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AND FARM EXPENDITURES, BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-Continued

a aaniplo of farms. See text]

223

Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Areas 6 and C— Continued

Tenure of operator^ — Continued

Tenants — Cont inued

Crop- share

Live stock- share

Croppers

Other and
unspecified

SPECIFIED FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT

Telephone farms reporting 195^ . .

Electricity farms reporting 1954..

1950 . .

Television set farms reporting 1954..

Piped ruiming water farms reporting 1954..

Home freezer farms reporting 1954..

Electric pig brooder farms reporting 1954..

Power feed grinder farms reporting 1954..

Milking machine farms reporting 1954..

Grain combines farms reporting 1954 . .

number 1954 . .
Corn pickers farms reporting 1954. .

number 1954 . .
Pick-up hay balers farms reporting 1954 . .

number 1954 . .
Field forage harvesters farms reporting 1954 . .

number 1954 . .

Motortrucks farms reporting 1954 . .

number 1954 . .

Tractors, other than garden farms reporting 1954..

1950 . .

number 1954 . .

1950..

Automobiles farms reporting 1954..

number 1954 . .

OFF-FARM WORK AND OTHER INCOME

Far* opepatora—

With other income of family exceeding value

of farm products sold operators reporting 1954..

1949..
Working off their farms,

total operators reporting 1954 . .

1949..

100 or more days operators reporting 1954..

1949..

FARMS BY CLASS OF WORK POWER

No tractor, horses, or mules farms reporting 1954..

No tractor but horses and/or

mules farms reporting 1954. .

Tractor and horses and/or mules. .. .farms reporting 1954..
Tractor and no horses or mules farms reporting 1954.,

FARM LABOR

Week of Septeaber 26-October 2:

Family and/or hired workers farms reporting 1954..

persons 1954. .
Family workers, including

operator farms reporting 1954.,

Operators working 1 or more

hours persons 1954 .

Unpaid members of operator's

family farms reporting 1954.

persons 1954 .

Hired workers farms reporting 1954 .

persons 1954.
Regular workers (to be employed 150

or n»re days) farms reporting 1954.

persona 1954 .
Seasonal workers (to be employed less

than 150 days) farms reporting 1954.

persons 1954 .

SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES

Specified farm expenditures^ farms reporting 1954.

Machine hire and/or hired

labor farms reporting 1954.

Machine hire farms reporting 1954 .

dollars 1954.

Hired labor farms reporting 1954 .

1949.

dollars 1954.

1949.

$1 to $2 ,499 farms reporting 1954 .

$2,500 and over farms reporting 1954.

Feed for livestock and poultry. .farms reporting 1954.

1949.
dollars 1954.
1949.
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel

and oil farms reporting 1954.

1949.
dollars 1954.
1949.
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing

material farms reporting 1954.

dollars 1954.

tons 1954.

acres on which used 1954.

Lime and liming material farms reporting 1954.

tons 1954.

dollars 1954.

acres limed 1954.

9
2

7,800

9

6

59,348

28,040

1
30,000

9

6

14,994

2,575

14,100

325

1,265

12

27

IS

11

24

11

1

1

1

*5
96
35
10
113
35
45
67

11
10

20
30
20
15

5
11
24

45
344

22
22

35

277

23
77

30
200

55

29

40,550

55

5

377,900

12,500

26

29

3

5

3,960

750

45

5

80,845

3,500

54

265,725

5,460

6,158

24

2,478

16,260

2,743

1
35,000

"i

500

1

5,000

7

2

4,517

7

1

52,250

26,710

5

7

1

7,875

2,500

7

40,500

775

975

1

109

1,223

570

66
92

70
22
82
20

1
1

81

129

60

50

108

75

79

100

32

20

37
40
27
25

6
20
40

100
338

32

47
48
202

22

90

31
112

89
44

48,615

79

40

314,110

55,715
51
28

40

40

118,355

23,265

SO

50

52,500

12,610

87

235,475

4,748

4,130

18

1,144

10,995

855

1,323

2,132

1,567

852

1,936

757

5

1

6

1.
1
5
5
6
6
6
6

912

1,060

500

317

665

374

1,739

2,130

1,947
1,547

1,512

1,398
1,380
1,230

1,562

233
173
327

1,791
2,752

1,718

1,668

486
666

307

418

224
282

2,185

1,058

679

157,161

687

525

484,330

402,249

649

38

1,123

1,048

307,669

314,642

1,116

695

179,215

102,445

1,306

380,265

7,344

14,502

150

2,405

17,575

5,030

224

STATISTICS FOR STATE ECONOMIC AREAS

Economic Area Table 9.-LIVEST0CK ON HAND, LIVESTOCK SOLD, AND SPECIFIED

[^Data are based on reports for only

Item
{For definitions and explanations, see teit)

The State

Total
all
farms

Tenure of

operator^

Full owners

Part

Usnagers

Tenants

owners

All

Cssh

Share- cash

Crop- share

Livestock-
share

Lireatock on haiid:^

1

Horses and mules farms reportljig 1954 . . .

18,174

7,054

2,993

274

1,237

446

51

223

32

2

1950...

27,116

9,753

3,255

305

2,339

341

97

393

54

3

number 1954...

34,954

14,834

6,906

2,159

2,265

725

34

407

67

4

1950...

50,725

19,245

8,698

2,256

4,102

1,558

130

708

115

5

All cattle and calves farms reporting 1954...

30,400

10,674

4,222

328

1,283

449

75

268

32

6

1950...

30,041

10,336

3,242

3U

1,851

616

75

303

59

7

number 1954...

1,654,782

767,492

468,553

235,836

36,927

U,802

1,099

2,350

1,663

8

1950...

1,132,519

455,465

314,287

197,878

66,151

55,041

463

1,035

1,270

9

Cows, Including heifers that

have calved farms reporting 1954 . . .

28,069
28,103

10,073
10,309

4,092
3,142

323

306

1,234
1,721

432
585

75
75

263
293

32
59

10

1950...

11

number 1954...

913,908

437,535

258,197

125,535

22,616

9,393

729

1,263

1,0U

12

1950...

614,447

258,045

174,303

104,959

32,206

26,170

250

677

635

13

Milk cows farms reporting 1954...

17,202

5,740

2,520

129

^58

350

67

197

21

U

1950...

21,339

7,873

2,359

182

1,358

450

71

266

47

15

number 1954...

160,660

34,933

38, 502

13,145

9,645

4,555

562

658

568

16

1950...

131,259

64,437

23,850

14,512

9,855

7,243

151

531

158

17

All hogs and pigs farms reporting 1954. . .

19,411

6,595

3,118

106

1,306

422

73

263

29

18

1950...

26,297

3,675

2,7U

132

2,212

680

91

333

53

19

number 1954 . . .

426,238

194,308

121,560

3,215

29,820

8,308

1,603

4,682

890

20

455,725

210,102

76,438

9,33;

41,398

12,166

2,607

5,362

2,037

21

Chickens 4 months old and over.. farms reporting 1954

27,982

9,289

3,237

82

1,589

531

57

297

29

22

1950...

36,691

12,830

3,274

224

2,621

759

96

442

58

23

number 1954...

3,486,940

2,530,489

333,500

38,741

93,663

36,888

1,711

7,631

15,425

24

1950...
Livestock and livestock products sold:

2,349,778

1,481,349

125,977

35,871

90,598

27,430

2,870

9,195

985

25

Cattle and calves sold alive farms reporting 1954...

16,324

7,379

3,089

291

593

194

30

86

22

26

1949...

16,097

7,263

2,270

250

935

369

36

136

38

27

number 1954 . . .

660,740

312,404

132,404

108,372

20,479

3,109

515

488

754

28

1949...

363,176

149,342

ia,351

50,897

23,292

13,894

160

507

433

29

dollars 1954...

35,540,840

15,513,359

10,318,276

6,758,516

1,251,210

436,941

14,708

19,494

20,809

30

1949...

28,380,715

11,048,815

8,318,311

5,432,128

2,430,404

2,179,333

11,760

30,515

26,867

31

Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting 1954...

13,569

5,598

2,799

74

1.071

349

67

192

24

32

1949...

18,770

7,559

2,402

91

1,737

487

80

297

63

33

number 1954...

338,496

161,374

103,741

4,437

22,603

6,004

1,590

2,550

310

34

1949...

334,254

190,734

75,615

6,656

35,905

9,170

2,235

4,750

1,793

35

9,269,224

4,439,119

3,023,112

144,164

654,801

155,971

38,355

79,551

22,870

36

1949...

8,286,404

4,317,334

1,639,093

194,999

807,004

198, U5

54,780

112,695

38,314

37

Chickens sold farms reporting 1954 . . .

4 334

2,511
4,100

417
598

21
30

137
390

41
81

5
5

10
30

15
15

38

1949...

9^163

39

dollars 1954...

5,955,641

5,305,293

316,211

163,853

62,492

35,202

15

510

13,500

M

1949...

5,881,294

5,021,567

169,937

106,194

285,993

227,340

500

2,295

255

41

Chicken eggs sold farms reporting 1954 . . .

7,461
13,382

3,473
5,852

799
1,053

25
49

225

534

72

173

30

30
65

15
25

42

43

dozens 1954...

28,598,997

23,343,372

3,045,502

321,842

605,796

357,128

1,358

19,920

47,300

44

1949...

15,196,654

12,727,712

568,587

286,499

372,523

159,021

2,045

5,590

1,320

4S

dollars 1954...

11,500,856

9,453,808

1,125,715

131,353

245,889

139,085

758

8,270

23,120

46

1949...

7,678,678

6,441,165

273,821

164,332

197,834

83,007

685

2,625

580

47
48

Milk sold gallons 1954...

74,987,403

44,205,760

19,104,072

6,586,665

4,675,322

2,191,855

209,500

150,504

426,138

dollars 1954...

43,073,473

25,587,683

10,808,295

3,855,215

2,583,741

1,231,436

113,510

60,100

226,700

49

1949...
Specified crops harvested!

35,389,946

17,163,091

7,550,755

7,904,986

2,470,759

2,151,041

3,590

4,560

50

17,464
22,363

6,521
7,950

3,198
2,563

93
92

1,616
2,507

514
693

82

101

318
478

29

73

51

1949...

52

acres 1954. . .

535,282

231,333

169,901

15,535

54,541

16,035

3,367

10,075

1,575

53

1949. . .

531,725

231,749

101,525

13,357

73,756

19,952

3,405

13,360

1,805

54

Com harvested for grain farms reporting 1954...

14,367

5,279

2,756

87

1,431

469

72

318

23

55

1949...

19,461

7,049

2,222

76

2,229

612

81

452

68

56

acres 1954...

314,338

124,415

97,047

13,510

36,993

11,297

2,305

8,260

770

57

1949 . . .

319,820

129, 738

53,243

11,781

47,131

14,057

1,820

9,010

1,245

58

bushels harvested 1954...

5,317,532

2,119,483

1,608,709

414,144

620, 160

222,180

32,125

113,095

14,625

59
60

1949...

3,887,434

1,653,545

678,488

213,903

527,358

151,375

19,025

109,230

16,154

bushels sold 1954...

1,196,741

405,194

420,937

115,635

137,060

77,070

9,035

31,290

100

61

1949...

407,712

132,086

128,530

39,321

68,*i2

13,123

1,750

20,420

1,514

62

Peanuts harvested for picking or

threshing. farms reoortlnp 1954

4,379
5,149

1,617
2,170

1,346
354

15
11

760
1,022

251
249

30
50

237
256

14

15

63

.... .- ... .^..^ ...................... ^O. UIO i C JJVJi OXJIg X ?./.. ...

19i9. . .

64

acres grown alone 1954...

51,949

17,572

21,866

874

9,542

2,521

395

3,404

137

65

1949...

61,701

27,569

W,574

350

M,108

3,752

570

3,923

160

66

acres grown with other crops 1954...

290

245

10

...

67

1949...

325

105

70

100

10

68

pounds harvested 1954...

38,317,599

14,136,452

16,853,785

648,795

5,657,1A2

1,544,220

405,490

1,994,690

90,572

69

1949...

48,280,643

22,559,133

11,599,400

333,000

10,888,830

2,736,255

515,325

3,038,600

163,860

70

Vegetables harvested for sale... farms reporting 1954...

10,285

4,249

2,682

114

1,095

465

52

141

17

71

1949...

10,971

4,914

2,082

93

1,376

480

51

Ul

27

72

dollars 1954...

77,634,689

19,526,292

36,693,117

10,237,218

10,532,503

5,574,590

314,139

1,819,787

4,425

73

1949...

62,240,345

25,157,485

18,094,504

11,776,330

5,500,225

3,423,570

164,280

522,485

84,380

74

Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit orchards,
groves, vineyards, and planted nut

trees farms reoortinp 1954*

23,534
34,865

12,584
U,238

1,357
2,515

437
642

175
1,401

23
375

6
46

10
197

75

1950...

51

76

acres 1954*..

635,241

386,216

58,654

135,170

2,322

53

23

55

77

1950' . .

430,294

229,581

27,610

180,020

4,318

522

633

32

58

78

Hay cut acrei 1954

59,390
19,603

31,532
10,316

U,113
3,845

3,476
1,483

2,650
963

700
273

50
15

60
15

79

80

1949...

iio

tons 1954...

80,644

41,926

17,053

13,091

3,925

1,440

40

40

Data are given by tenure of operator for commercial farms only. ^For comparability of data on llvestoclr and poultry, see text and State Table 12. ^Includes milk equiva-

lent of cream and butterfat sold. *For 1954, does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees or grapevines. See text. 'For 1950, does i»t include acreage for faims

reporting lesa than 1/2 acre. See tert.

FLORIDA

225

CROPS, BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950

a sainple of

fanse. See

teit]

The State — Continued

Area 1

Taiir«ofoferBtor^— Oan.

Other
farms

Total
all

farms

Tenure of operator^

Other
farms

Tenants

—Con.

Full
owners

Part
owners

yanagers

Tenants

Croppers

Other and

unapeci-

fiad

All

Csah

Share-
cash

Crop-
shore

Livestock-
share

Croppers

other
and un-
specified

222

258

6,616

2,440

688

22D

10

92

25

1

40

1

10

15

1,430

1

531

423

11,463

4,451

1,150

272

9

266

80

15

40

5

45

81

2,754

2

387

595

8,790

3,241

1,019

324

22

143

35

1

75

2

15

15

1,733

3

922

619

16,424

6,078

1,711

397

51

448

140

25

55

10

90

123

3,471

4

223

236

13,893

5,642

1,260

622

18

192

55

16

90

1

15

15

3,550

5

421

371

13,798

5,546

1,494

352

3

261

55

10

50

15

65

66

3,431

6

5,263

11,750

144,874

81,803

39,028

14,073

3,251

1,588

635

83

570

170

75

55

23,863

7

3,390

4,962

88,728

43,216

22,358

3,670

1,978

1,137

150

40

95

200

345

307

14,073

8

217

215

12,342

5,343

1,213

601

17

187

50

16

90

1

15

15

3,325

9

381

326

12,625

5,279

1,462

342

8

241

55

10

45

15

60

56

3,226

10

2,609

7,611

70,024

41,629

20,412

7,154

2,031

829

375

54

265

100

20

15

11,203

U

1,680

2,794

44,934

23,301

12,541

1,887

1,273

489

35

20

50

75

135

124

7,611

12

133

100

7,945

4,136

974

502

8

166

45

15

80

1

10

15

2,486

13

304

220

10,067

4,440

1,266

302

3

220

45

10

45

15

60

45

2,649

14

441

2,860

U,430

15,205

7,175

2,931

16

637

370

30

140

67

15

15

4,446

15

717

1,055

18,605

11,474

5,690

883

9

340

75

20

45

70

75

55

4,552

16

306

213

8,186

4,103

1,002

511

9

202

45

11

90

1

25

30

2,379

17

614

376

12,564

5,930

1,467

361

7

360

80

15

65

15

80

105

3,735

18

9,069

5,268

75,335

68,409

26,251

15,947

385

4,828

840

353

1,770

20

325

1,520

20,998

19

13,387

5,839

U8,463

88,562

34,110

7,935

1,635

6,945

1,355

410

645

595

2,210

1,730

37.937

20

390

275

13,735

5,454

1,107

565

5

211

65

6

90

30

20

3,566

21

755

511

19,692

6,721

1,567

343

11

361

80

15

70

'15

80

101

4,439

22

13,455

18,558

490,542

228,030

105,346

20,165

137

10,036

6,180

106

2,160

525

1,065

92,396

23

18,728

31,390

615,983

193,048

59,494

9,206

6,520

10,330

3,005

325

1,410

265

2,700

2,625

107,498

24

105

161

4,967

2,526

929

391

18

57

20

6

20

1

5

5

1,131

25

206

200

5,329

2,601

1,019

168

8

151

20

5

25

10

40

51

1,255

26

1,920

8,692

37,031

28,318

15,414

5,123

1,501

502

255

12

130

30

15

60

5,773

27

1,449

1,849

17,794

13,326

7,694

1,248

351

692

45

30

40

70

270

237

3,341

28

94,559

614,699

1,593,969

1,262,982

708,567

217,479

75,260

18,193

8,425

588

5,760

1,300

375

1,750

243,473

29

123,535

108, 294

1,051,057

836,100

501,595

81,310

25,780

54,500

2,735

1,750

2,280

3,490

28,770

15,475

172,915

30

261

178

4,027

2,802

896

465

6

157

50

U

55

1

10

30

1,278

31

539

321

6,931

4,444

1,447

366

7

345

75

15

55

15

95

90

2,279

32

5,639

5,910

46,341

55,819

21,923

14,347

303

5,505

1,125

210

925

15

130

3,100

13,741

33

11,955

6,002

75,344

82,699

35,431

12,285

1,477

7,730

1,100

260

550

575

3,015

2,230

25,776

34

149,234

208,820

1,003,028

1,484,906

573,098

423,996

6,108

201,575

23,745

5,345

29,485

450

3,650

133,900

280,129

35

279,795

123,285

1,327,474

1,720,046

804,899

259,780

40,625

184,950

23,760

5,120

12,840

12,375

81,265

49,590

429,792

36

30

36

1,248

721

231

110

15

10

5

365

37

100

109

4,045

1,720

604

75

81

20

10

5

'io

36

960

38

2,670

10,595

102,792

644,229

584,432

38,142

3,060

2,840

220

18,545

39

2,310

53,293

297,503

767,670

697,712

2,885

6,343

4,625

'30

'90

lis

1,438

60,725

40

56

41

2,939

1,337

403

188

25

10

10

5

765

41

108

133

5,884

2,133

688

126

70

25

"5

5

io

5

20

1,242

42

30,000

149,090

1,282,485

1,013,800

729,593

57,622

200

73,845

64,550

1,520

12,775

1A7,540

43

30,782

173,765

1,241,333

628,194

284,645

25,360

101,744

17,855

16,350

'60

375

450

'30

590

193, 590

44

13,545

61, UO

iW,090

447,690

323,914

26,401

90

31,190

24,195

610

6,385

66,095

45

14,500

96,437

596,025

311,594

136,415

10,365

67,695

10,040

9,465

15

125

165

15

255

37,079

46

29,450

1,667,875

414,589

3,404,097

2,605,993

594,534

181,078

159,178

21,900

22,492

47

11, 780

940, 215

238,539

1,757,250

1,360,026

307,234

77,195

66,195

11,000

12,795

48

33,125

278,453

300,345

782,149

731,124

40,775

10,250

49

444

229

6,036

3,858

1,050

591

5

252

80

16

100

1

35

20

1,960

50

744

413

9,251

5,108

1,404

400

3

410

90

15

85

15

85

120

2,891

51

16,404

7,085

62,871

85,431

33,180

24,551

562

8,502

1,985

807

3,850

120

1,075

665

18,636

52

23,004

12,220

110,838

93,884

33,373

14,020

386

U,675

1,790

460

2,555

250

3,180

3,440

34,430

53

387

212

4,764

3,417

927

545

5

242

70

16

100

1

35

20

1,693

54

653

363

7,885

4,407

1,253

345

3

360

75

10

70

15

75

115

2,446

55

9,474

4,387

42,372

56,163

19,974

15,607

407

6,700

1,150

670

3,420

100

1,065

295

13,430

56

13,279

7,720

77,877

55,492

19,837

5,650

251

6,845

1,135

145

1,245

170

1,345

2,305

22,859

57

156,375

81,760

555,036

1,020,497

419,073

294,669

14,150

112,105

13,445

U,500

55,445

2,000

19,465

2,250

180,500

58

151,819

79,255

809,139

787,760

316,130

104,800

4,575

98,020

15,350

2,000

20,245

4,875

27,100

28,450

264,235

59

46,785

22,780

67,915

180,391

60,231

66, 270

1,000

36,000

6,050

5,630

17,390

6,930

...

17,390

60

14,245

12,490

39,233

47,655

19,555

11,515

25

8,985

450

2,825

5,450

260

7,575

61

147

71

641

975

4U

320

2

151

40

10

70

1

20

10

91

62

281

171

1,092

930

487

170

3

185

10

10

60

5

40

60

135

63

2,186

799

2,095

9,946

4,030

3,850

64

1,710

305

225

905

15

210

50

292

64

4,098

1,605
'96

5,100
35
50

11,765
10

5,938

2,645

122

2,560

"io

185

85

940

85

685

580

'io

500

65
66
67

1,206,040
3,051,400

416,130
1,382,390

1,021,425
2,900,280

9,235,859
10,634,130

4,U6,419
4,955,910

3,716,900
2,549,765

60,000
109,000

1,084,255
2,644,955

192,070
235,000

213,940
65,000

427,825
904,400

36,000
110,000

174,400
744,000

40,020
586,555

228,285

374,500

68
69

218

202

2,145

783

337

173

1

52

25

6

1

15

5

220

70

407

270

2,506

622

322

65

45

15

...

"5

15

10

190

71

465,412

1^54,250

695,459

3a,365

172,300

76,555

9,000

25,165

11,695

1,100

600

8,270

3,500

38,345

72

547,901

757,610

711,800

268,631

200,436

18,640

22,010

1,500

1,500

18,185

325

27,5i5

73

41

96

8,980

800

215

102

7

16

5

1

5

5

460

74

.'.03

329

16,069

4,697

1,159

271

8

226

55

5

30

15

50

71

3,033

75

710

1,476

51,879

18,327

1,913

10,126

4,896

67

25

8

JO

4

1,820

76

298

2,775

38,665

11,675

3,127

705

5,358

243

37

1-"

^0

34

115

2,237

77

475

1,365

3,519

5,297

3,518

637

697

50

50

395

78

355

185

2,995

1,505

645

160

15

150

iio

535

79

677

1,728

4,649

5,139

3,349

532

565

25

'25

668

80

226

STATISTICS FOR STATE ECONOMIC AREAS

Economic Area Table 9.-LIVEST0CK ON HAND, LIVESTOCK SOLD, AND SPECIFIED

[Data are based on reports for only

Item
{For definitiooB and eiplanations, see text)

Areas 2 and A t

Total

all
farms

Tenure of

operator*

Full owners

Part

Managere

Tenanta

owners

All

Cash

Share-cash

Crop- share

Livestock-
share

Livestock OB band:

1

Horses and mules farme reporting 1954...

1,294

586

214

11

21

4

2

1950...

2,096

303

176

13

75

33

5

5

5

3

mmber 1954...

2,432

1,233

497

22

55

6

4

1950...

3,610

1,504

542

41

174

101

5

10

5

5

All cattle and calves fanns reporting 1954...

2,130
2,412

905
368

257
192

12
20

40
81

11
34

6

1950...

5

5

5
5

7

number 1954...

126,939

75,172

36,226

1,598

3,501

1,456

5

8

1950...

88,888

42,560

31,313

3,409

2,963

2,517

50

10

20

9

Cows, Including heifers that

have calved farms reporting 1954...

1,947

858

251

U

40

11

5

10

1950...

2,243

353

191

19

81

34

5

5

5

U

number 1954 . . .

77,112

46,991

21,416

990

2,587

1,074

5

12

1950...

53,614

26,238

18,400

2,219

2,406

2,146

5

16

10

U

Milk cows farms reporting 1954 . . .

1,005

440

114

6

30

9

5

U

1950...

1,555

579

106

13

52

27

5

5

5

15

number 1954 . . .

21,979

15,019

4,386

254

1,720

725

5

16

1950...

17,736

9,829

3,267

1,129

1,801

1,771

5

'10

5

17

All hogs and pigs farms reporting 1954...

1,698

644

212

2

25

5

18

1950...

2,413

333

154

1

53

12

5

5

5

19

number 1954...

48,491

22,156

16,757

52

710

35

20

52,735

26,780

9,275

20

1,350

419

580

95

70

21

Chickens 4 months old and over.. farms reporting 1954...

1,928

758

198

2

32

11

5

22

1950...

3,168

1,043

151

15

57

16

5

5

5

23

number 1954...

470,324

406,735

20,435

109

7,895

4,185

65

24

1950...
Livestock and livestock products sold;

428, 9o9

323,280

7,491

22,518

8,552

5,400

650

500

170

25

Cattle and calves sold alive farms reporting 1954...

1,289

673

225

12

35

11

26

1949 . . .

1,214

596

153

14

51

29

5

27

number 1954...

53,692

33, 297

15,109

561

1,591

543

28

1949...

30,155

15,416

10,704

913

1,364

1,242

15

29

dollarB 1954...

2,410,280

1,541,231

651,930

34,704

55,130

15,150

30

1949...

1,911,154

1,056,060

630,008

55,770

69,843

60,537

1,350

31

Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting 1954...

1,184

509

211

1

21

32

1949 . . .

1,572

620

165

1

37

11

5

5

33

number 1954 . . .

41,680

17,287

17,985

30

630

3*

1949...

43,883

20,833

11,197

30

1,311

320

550

'50

75

35

dollars 1954 . . .

1,093,232

451,335

502,855

600

15,970

36

1949...

900,827

486,807

237,112

786

27,993

9,615

12,000

600

525

37

Chickens sold farms reporting 1954...

400

297

23

15

5

38

1949...

932

468

26

2

20

10

5

39

dollars 1954...

1,827,752

1,808,535

9,992

2,000

600

40

1949...

1,366,641

1,210,692

7,169

101,300

5,860

4,780

300

41

Chicken eggs sold .farms reporting 1954 . . .

636

322

69

15

5

42

1949...

1,320

537

64

2

32

11

"s

5

43

dozens 1954...

4,703,806

4,357,563

198,713

71,750

50,000

44

1949...

4,123,029

3,630,034

48,191

174,000

130,374

112,654

1,500

2,500

520

45

dollars 1954...

1,796,793

1,643,309

92,779

27,870

17,500

46

3 1949 . . .

2,047,519

1,788,669

25,903

91,700

69,472

50,217

450

1,375

260

47

MlUt sold gallons 1954...

13,192,733

9,490,933

2,584,838

162,000

954,522

398,372

48

dollars 1954...

7,963,018

5,834,468

1,497,100

85,000

545,325

217,200

49

1949...
Specified crops barveated;

5,849,345

3,550,180

1,296,252

403,500

559,233

559,233

50

1,100

522

193

1

27

5

5

51

1949...

l',537

636

134

4

41

5

10

5

52

acres 1954...

28,805

13,016

10,154

12

555

160

175

53

1949 .. .

28,485

13,999

7,312

193

1,360

310

315

100

54

Com harvested for grain farmu reporting 1954...

715

381

141

1

21

6

55

1949...

1,279

547

116

4

31

"5

10

56

acres 1954...

11,098

5,564

3,897

12

185

80

57

1949...

13,284

6,492

2,908

143

735

175

315

58

bushels harvested 1954 .. .

170,556

83,010

56,616

300

6,370

770

59

1949...

155,475

82,185

30,870

2,950

8,410

2,675

2,510

60

bushels sold 1954...

25,370

15,200

1,700

470

470

61

1949...

9,070

5,455

500

500

1,700

1,700

62

Peanuts harvested for picking or
threshing. ...,.......,,,.,.,.. .farms reporting 1954...

143

92

45

1

63

1949...

133

53

45

5

5

64

acres grown alone 1954...

2,740

1,532

1,174

29

65

1949...

2,728

1,140

1,463

25

25

66

acres grown with other crops 1954...

67

1949...

5

68

pounds harvested 1954...

1,869,139

1,006,877

831,762

28,000

69

1949...

1,347,550

646,085

555,725

12,500

12,500

70

Vegetables harvested for sale... farms reporting 1954...

739

337

199

10

7

1

71

1949...

794

440

106

1

31

5

5

72

dollars 1954...

2,153.516

1,213,752

593,391

298,248

12,700

4,000

73

1949...

2,148,799

1,226,492

770,202

400

93,850

4,500

75,000

74

Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit orchards,
groves, vineyards, and planted nut

tpfies ............... . . Ca-fma: Torvtrri- J na "> O'i/ ^

862
2,676

298

872

58
126

18
42

2

1

75

1950...

13
9

5

5

5

76
77

acres 1954*..

7.755

3,742

192

2,488

47

3

1950>..

8,119

5,912

146

561

140

10

78

Hay cut acres 1954...

5,318

3,932

716

135

325

45

79

1949...

1,163

461

152

260

40

80

tons 1954...

7,876

5,749

1,059

67

600

'so

Data are given by tenure of operator for commercial farms only. ^Fcr comparability of data on livestock and poulti^, see

equivalent of cream and butterfal sold. *For 1954. does not Include data for farms v/ith less than 20 trees or grapevines. See

fanns reporting less than 1/2 acre. See text.

tert and State Table L2. ^Includes milk

text. 'Tor 1950, does not include acreage for

FLORIDA

227

CROPS, BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-Coniinued

a Bample of

farms. See text]

Areas 2 and A — Co

itinued

Area 3

TmureofopeiBtor^— Con.

Other
farms

Total

all
farms

Tenure of operator^

Other
farms

Tenanta

—Con.

Full
owners

Part
owners

Managers

Tenants

Croppers

Other and
unspeci-
fied

All

Cash

Share-
cash

Crop-
share

Livestock-
share

Croppers

Other
and un-

specified

10

7

462

7,918

3,062

1,520

67

934

338

46

167

24

184

175

2,335

1

11

16

1,029

U,962

4,359

1,570

77

1,516

558

75

328

42

394

208

4,340

2

.;o

9

625

12,685

4,954

2,618

705

1,622

532

77

292

54

307

360

2,786

3

32

21

1,349

20,552

7,833

3,105

828

2,882

1,029

U9

623

91

582

308

5,904

4

10

14

916

10,751

4,285

1,981

72

837

312

55

143

19

181

127

3,576

5

11

21

1,251

U,551

4,599

1,485

62

1,231

398

61

246

37

319

168

4,174

6

150

1,890

10,4A2

228,858

111,620

50,909

14,460

12,362

3,260

405

1,525

721

3,868

2,483

29,507

7

160

206

8,643

126,508

67,672

23,469

6,104

8,417

2,458

373

925

920

2,590

1,151

20,846

3

10

14

786

10,181

4,117

1,914

69

815

306

55

U3

19

175

117

3,266

9

11

21

1,099

11,032

4,407

1,443

52

1,166

383

51

238

37

289

158

3,954

10

60

1,54a

5,028

1U,983

57,351

29,376

5,175

6,956

1,974

140

918

421

1,855

1,548

14,124

U

75

160

4,351

66, U3

35,761

12,189

3,039

4,530

1,279

225

612

506

1,340

568

10,614

12

10

6

415

6,761

2,583

1,333

43

584

265

50

i02

8

107

52

2,218

13

5

5

805

8,809

3,477

1,221

42

937

308

55

211

27

218

117

3,132

W

iO

950

600

26,682

6,685

12,017

1,066

2,349

1,280

100

'■ 488

11

380

90

4,565

15

5

5

1,710

25,288

11,669

4,999

410

2,260

764

125

471

83

602

214

5,950

16

10

11

814

10,495

4,149

1,995

54

1,040

361

61

158

23

271

156

3,257

17

5

21

1,372

13,123

4,886

1,654

51

1,680

538

71

308

47

504

212

4,832

18

100

575

8,816

258,701

120,671

76,468

4,039

23,982

7,368

1,240

2,872

835

8,644

3,023

33,541

19

15

171

15,360

249,250

120, 994

44,343

5,193

32,131

9,917

1,517

4,592

1,354

11,067

3,584

45,589

20

10

6

938

11,772

4,095

1,923

33

1,197

379

61

187

24

339

207

4,524

21

10

16

1,902

15,032

5,028

1,727

52

1,805

545

71

352

37

559

241

6,420

22

3,500

145

35,150

718,773

379,547

132,829

29,719

51,453

9,755

1,605

4,221

15,360

9,245

11,256

125,225

23

120

1,712

67,128

514,385

259,963

57,444

2,318

42,248

13,380

1,745

6,840

505

13,073

6,705

152,412

24

10

14

34.;

5,254

2,510

1,213

62

341

105

20

51

14

78

72

1,128

25

6

11

390

6,104

2,931

897

52

605

211

25

111

26

149

82

1,519

26

60

988

3,134

79,898

39,117

22,794

6,444

4,588

777

65

288

504

1,390

1,664

6,855

27

55

52

1,758

44,908

26,033

8,122

2,900

3,274

1,044

115

467

305

1,024

319

4,579

28

2,600

37,380

117,235

4,709,264

2,210,477

1,260,318

728,066

225,510

28,544

2,320

11,244

14,220

69,734

99,448

284,793

29

2,720

5,236

99,473

3,427,578

2,053,130

542,395

333,950

225,585

58,735

8,660

23,335

17,835

82,395

19,625

272,518

30

10

U

442

8,117

3,670

1,844

52

879

296

56

132

23

241

131

1,572

31

5

6

749

10,209

4,513

1,505

50

1,332

377

50

237

42

424

192

2,798

32

60

570

5,748

194,138

94,022

50,622

3,632

15,268

4,809

1,380

1,675

795

5,449

2,150

19,594

V

70

236

10,512

195,443

99,987

37,900

4,413

25,584

7,029

1,425

4,140

1,135

8,810

3,045

27,559

34

720

15,250

122,022

5,391,399

2,570,490

1,813,126

125,156

433,295

130,855

33,010

49,066

22,420

144,864

53,070

449,331

35

875

4,378

148,129

4,260,879

2,172,602

835,122

139,389

567,478

149,715

37,660

99,255

25,198

196,430

59,220

545,288

36

10

65

1,100

575

189

14

61

5

5

5

15

20

U

261

37

5

466

2,734

1,177

354

6

217

41

55

10

65

35

980

38

l.iOO

7,225

809,609

582,593

31,758

161,773

19,365

500

15

60

13,500

1,270

4,020

14,120

39

780

41,620

289,851

197,737

28,811

549

28,060

1,380

1,965

165

1,485

23,065

34,694

40

10

230

2,374

1,124

373

15

144

31

11

15

15

45

26

718

41

c.

685

4,536

2,015

614

7

320

112

15

55

10

77

51

1,580

42

21,750

75,780

4,243,919

2,842,189

883,465

234,292

107,268

2,730

1,858

400

47,800

8,250

46,230

176,705

43

13,200

140,430

2,102,436

1,687,961

134,139

2,802

69,499

10,517

185

2,715

350

21,952

33,780

208,085

44

10,370

32,835

1,555,223

1,022,426

317,676

99,208

42,848

1,085

758

160

23,120

3,175

14,550

73,065

45

7,170

71,775

988,063

802,680

61,856

1,415

32,077

3,825

70

1,125

155

10,170

16,732

90,035

46

556,250

340

5,578,355

2,707,839

1,701,524

392,910

470,019

290,055

150,504

29,450

306,063

47

329,125

125

2,835,877

1,381,357

824,004

204,100

249,997

178,117

60,100

11,780

176,419

48

40,180

2,014,397

910,072

801,539

94,456

82,990

41,715

3,590

4,560

33,125

125,340

49

10

6

357

11,115

4,445

2,148

65

1,314

427

66

212

23

383

203

3,142

50

5

16

722

13,689

5,092

1,710

71

1,954

577

81

373

52

614

257

4,852

51

60

160

5,058

395,341

175,505

125,272

14,054

45,345

13,880

2,550

6,165

1,280

15,200

5,260

35,165

52

150

485

5,121

388,673

176,802

72,874

12,629

59,546

17,417

2,635

10,430

1,355

19,559

8,150

66,822

53

10

5

171

9,358

3,666

1,909

64

1,200

392

55

212

22

331

187

2,519

54

5

11

581

12,202

4,576

1,510

58

1,761

5U

55

362

52

543

227

4,297

55

30

75

1,440

233,719

94,431

72,212

12,205

29,979

10,057

1,635

4,790

670

8,310

4,517

24,892

55

80

165

3,006

238,666

99,428

40,543

10,772

38,511

12,167

1,500

7,390

1,010

11,259

5,175

49,412

57

600

5,000

24,260

3,866,713

1,539,756

1,146,536

370,445

499,955

202,715

17,625

57,200

12,625

135,280

74,510

310,021

58

1,000

2,225

31,060

2,724,370

1,193,392

466,523

189,462

388,754

108,050

14,350

85,475

11,075

122,834

46,980

486,229

59

8,000

963,977

312,888

344,607

1U,967

150,240

70,550

3,405

13,550

100

39,855

22,780

42,275

60

915

296,277

99,051

90,925

24,680

55,843

17,573

1,750

15,895

1,310

8,485

10,730

25,778

61

1

5

3,Lr/4

1,UDU

920

11

608

221

20

167

13

127

60

475

62

30

3,875

1,574

519

8

827

239

35

196

10

236

111

847

53

29

5

36,484

11,343

14,998

747

7,803

2,315

170

2,499

122

1,976

720

1,593

64

100

45,523
245

19,870
245

9,557

228

U,498

3,557

460

2,983

75

3,388

1,025

4,270

65
56

5

310

105

70

90

10

80

45

67

28,000

2,500

25,294,971

8,470,316

11,032,933

522,545

4,544,887

1,352,150

191,550

1,566,855

54,572

1,031,640

348,110

724,290

68

33,250

35,248,388

16,567,8U

7,819,365

224,000

8,221,375

2,501,255

438,825

2,134,200

53,860

2,297,400

795,835

2,415.835

69

6

186

4,111

1,701

1,108

25

573

222

36

51

15

170

78

704

70

5

16

216

3,627

1,602

704

10

608

168

30

65

25

231

87

703

71

8,700

30,425

2,881,723

995,322

1,384,010

42,035

305,981

118,297

17,445

24,962

3,825

109,142

33,310

153,375

72

7,500

6,850

57,855

3,318,643

1,349,293

1,292,437

9,228

4S1,850

128,395

49,415

56,485

9,980

209,755

27,820

135,835

73

10

b

475

1,174

504

195

22

37

1

5

16

15

416

74

10

lb

1,627

10,497

3,757

1,206

59

937

264

31

152

31

312

147

4,538

75

15

29

1,286

27,853

11,150

2,075

11,575

76

5

20

16

35

2,977

76

5

125

l,3bO

36,200

10,351

3,482

15,541

1,817

150

615

10

8

90

944

4,009

77

180

100

210

15,761

7,725

3,679

2,468

650

125

40

oO

195

230

1,239

78

40

250

8,353

5,110

1,029

657

603

268

120

15

15

150

35

944

79

450

lao

401

14,927

7,253

3,382

1,539

838

35

35

40

160

568

1.915

80

228

STATISTICS FOR STATE ECONOMIC AREAS

Economic Area Table 9.-LIVEST0CK ON HAND, LIVESTOCK SOLD, AND SPECIFIED

[Data are based on reports for only

Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Total

all
farms

Tenure of operator^

Full owners

Part
onners

yanagers

Livestock-
share

Livestock on hud;

Horses and mulee farma reporting

number

All cattle and calves farms reporting

number

Cows, including heifers that
have calved farms reporting

number

Mlli cows farms reporting

number

1954.
1950.
1954.
1950.
1954.
1950.
1954.
1950.

1954.
1950.
1954.
1950.
1954.
1950.
1954.
1950.

All hogs and pigs farms reporting 1954.

1950.

number 1954.

1950.

CMckene 4 months old snd over.. farms reporting 1954.

1950.

number 1954.

1950.

Livestock and livestock products sold;

Cattle and calves sold sllve farms reporting 1954.

1949.

niuDber 1954.

1949.

dollars 1954.

1949.

Hogs and pigs sold slive.

Chickens sold.

Chicken eggs sold.

-farms reporting 1954.

1949.

number 1954.

1949.

dollars 1954.

1949.

.farms reporting 1954.

1949.

dollars 1954.

1949.

.farms reporting 1954.

1949.

dozens 1954.

1949.

dollars 1954.

1949.

gsllons 1954.

dollars 1954.
1949.

Specified crops harvested;

Com for all purposes..

.farms reporting 1954.
1949.

acres 1954.
1949.

Corn harvested for grain.

.farms reporting 1954.
1949.

acres 1954. ..

1949...

hiishels harvested 1954...

1949...

bushels sold 1954...

1949. . .

Peanuts harvested for picking or

threshing farms reporting 1954...

1949 . . .

acres grown alone 1954 —

1949...

acres grown with other crops 1954...

1949...

poiinds harvested 1954...

1949...

Vegetables harvested for sale.

.farms reporting 1954.
1949.

dollars 1954..
1949..
Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit orchards,
groves, vineyards, and planted nut

trees farms reporting 1954^.

1950,.

acres 1954*.
1950' ,

Hay cut acres 1954,,

1949.,
tons 1954..

495

412

1,376

1,390

936

688

US, 815

64,114

833

530
65 , 762
35,731
400
464
4,142
3,305

254

291

5,607

3,159

333

1,234

138,933

100,640

513

367

52,346

17,479

2,695,050

1,349,757

87

U9

7,379

2,618

156,375

48,927

170

348

130,905

507,235

338

563

1,403,503

675 , 970

603,649

359,483

2,149,972

1,213,439

924,661

477
352

236
252

4,094
3,600

209
262

5,581,816

4,200,194

2,854
2,095

74,145
59,713

1,526

435

2,733

244
176
786
583
409
326
73,016
40,330

372

274

38,832

22,481

172

197

2,727

1,683

72

103

3,670

1,205

390

575

115,337

74,533

287

219

32,500

11,008

1,804,980

730,454

24

53

6,552

974

139,675

18,383

124

193

120,245

279,295

190

314

1,193,003

591,482

511,274

315,263

1,391,244

769,337

339,805

211

197

68

162

1,409
2,200

148
130

934,255
1,028,937

1,581
1,122

54,061
35,166

789

330

1,556

51

34

217

430

70

47

23,094

12,071

70

41

13,093

7,385

16

25

822

1,003

28

10

545

758

16

23

650

638

60

41

7,669

3,483

340,568

302,333

11

10

139

1,107

1,620

22,348

3

7

240

595

120

331

605,223

357,822

391,301

103
70

250
200

29
36

2,280,0U
1,521,385

85
44

5,515

2,106

397
95
687

23
15
81
78
18
24
15,435
9,883

18

24

10,289

4,978

1

12

1

214

1

7

6

44

3

10

77

384

13

20

9,968

2,611

452,601

248,170

1

1

8

12

80

96

1

15

2,248
1,359

140,960

2,060

2,030,000
1,164,797

7,889
16,313

340

490

2

12

8

14

12

1

775

100

12

1

505

97

10

1

1

50

2

6

16

6,800

535

12

1

255

16

9,500

315

1

40
400

5

5

8,500

215,930

5

131,250

153,500
86,280

330,000
456,505

2

418

1
2
2
4
1
1
125
100

1

1

60

97

6,780
135

45

16

1,500

315

8,500

215,930

5

131,250

52,500

330,000
200,165

^Data are given by tenure of operator for commercial farms only. ^For comparability of data on livestock and poultry, see text and State Table 12. Includes mlli

equivalent of cream and butterfat sold, 'For 1954, does not include data for farms »ith less than 20 trees or grapevines. See text. 'For 1950, does not Include acreage

for farms reporting less than 1/2 acre. See text.

FLORIDA

229

CROPS, BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-Continued

a sample

af

farms. See

text]

Area 4 — Cbntinued

Areas 5 and B

Ifenure of operator^— Con.

Other
farms

Total

all
farms

Tenure of operator^

Other
farms

Tenants— Coo.

Full
owners

Part
owners

Managers

Tenants

Croppers

Other and
unspeci-

All

Cash

Share-
cash

Crop-
share

Livestock-
share

Croppers

Other
and un-

fied

specified

1

1'

5 4,622

1,874

752

92

96

30

3

5

7

17

34

1,808

1.

r

5 6,805

2,700

993

113

289

114

10

1

81

83

2,710

2

6

26

J, 10,675

4,764

2,336

908

157

36

5

10

U

23

72

2,510

3

2fi

5 14,007

5,703

3,140

667

403

165

10

8

118

102

4,094

4

11

42

7 8,850

3,086

1,006

126

U6

31

2

25

7

17

34

4,516

5

29

10 8,041

2,946

929

110

177

70

1

25

81

3,879

6

650

6,49

5 659,049

287,530

191,893

118,061

6,958

1,002

342

145

767

1,170

3,532

54,607

7

1,73

0 452,754

186,230

140,464

84,695

10,302

7,219

70

245

2,768

31,063

3

11

3t

6 7,903

2,343

993

126

110

31

2

20

7

17

33

3,831

9

24

0 7,416

2,767

399

109

147

65

1

20

61

3,494

10

445

3,03

8 379,412

169,288

113,593

65,425

4,870

845

286

70

485

674

2,510

26,236

11

75

C 259,877

105,018

79,883

53,345

6,591

4,689

40

125

1,737

15,040

12

10

2C

1 4,123

1,305

461

48

59

24

"i

"5

7

6

16

2,250

13

23

0 5,594

2,032

594

63

123

60

20

43

2,732

14

245

34

7 38,590

21,879

8,174

2,003

2,763

716

186

20

4S5

6

1,350

3,771

15

4<:

5 36,444

19,552

7,172

950

3,770

2,969

30

771

5,000

16

1

15

2 2,5ia

713

345

37

26

11

5

10

1,397

17

r

0 4,042

1,228

447

44

105

46

1

25

33

2,213

18

50

1,33

6 39,088

17,679

11,284

721

129

39

40

50

9,275

19

1,15

0 50,630

21,680

11,833

1,108

812

425

'is

95

274

15,197

20

1

42

3 6,731

2,491

512

32

103

52

'20

11

20

3,593

21

5

5

6]

0 10,618

4,065

860

84

300

86

5

10

101

93

5,309

22

20

16,0'

4 1,553,489

1,219,540

1A9,068

774

9,367

7,122

1,250

185

310

174,740

23

150

250

24,55

0 883,126

614,638

44,751

2,926

19,796

5,248

150

345

2,685

11,368

201,015

24

11

14

1 5,245

2,331

908

104

87

22

2

15

7

L2

29

1,315

25

£

6 4,639

2,016

738

76

102

55

1

10

36

1,657

26

210

1,9:

4 256,630

116,896

72,564

50,149

3,529

632

220

'to

220

455

1,932

13,492

27

3e

1 150,050

57,582

56,557

26,494

3,665

2,901

8

80

676

5,752

28

8,000

87,4:

1 13,158,308

5,679,644

3,854,672

2,908,491

120,394

17,165

7,250

2,490

5,289

21,850

66,850

594,607

29

1£,4£

5 11,083,325

4,111,162

4,185,815

2,151,706

280,616

232,716

542

7,650

39,708

354,026

30

1

0 1,265

444

257

14

6

1

5

544

31

5 2,194

831

326

20

56

22

1

15

18

961

32

40

64

,0 32,610

15,729

10,185

464

68

IB

50

6,164

33

5;

5 50,362

27,569

12,084

552

1,155

711

8

60

376

9,002

34

400

U,6C

0 861,706

443,899

274,612

12,220

1,130

180

1,000

129,795

35

8,1C

0 1,151,763

692,955

267,395

9,790

23,883

14,335

216

1,225

7,607

157,740

36

4

J3 1,586

1,055

84

5

21

11

5

5

421

37

1.

0 2,858

1,387

126

20

52

5

5

25

17

1.273

38

2,14

5 1,949,384

1, 666, 174

229,716

2,065

21,917

21,012

450

455

29,512

39

12,0]

0 2,068,804

1,790,193

129,707

4,295

23,070

625

500

710

21,235

121,539

40

14

0 2,242

1,181

150

6

25

15

5

5

330

41

23

5 4,078

2,013

205

19

87

25

5

26

31

1,754

42

79,0]

0 13,468,803

10,852,841

1,849,577

10,050

116,260

90,300

18,000

7,960

640,075

43

81,64

5 6,144,574

5,178,797

346,369

3,655

118,125

19,500

300

8,800

89,525

497,123

44

39,7;

5 5,381,505

4,416,509

664,406

5,025

45,370

34,655

7,500

3,215

250, 195

45

42,53

0 3,073,076

2,588,775

173,562

1,598

64,025

9,500

iio

4,315

50,060

245, U6

46

153,500

20,738,692

13,093,091

4,452,542

1,232,509

1,905,276

524,663

109,500

404,238

866,375

55,274

47

86,280

U, 789, 817

7,659,583

2,385,095

670,951

1,040,998

290,778

63,510

215,700

471,010

33,190

43

2.5=

5 10,797,760

6,8U,019

2,236,377

246,520

1,379,419

1,100,966

278,453

120,925

49

l5 1,262

455

232

12

22

1

5

16

541

50

0 1,882

772

235

9

96

25

10

1

40

20

720

51

0 20,246

8,109

7,201

1,205

99

10

20

69

3,632

52

£

5 16,140

6,482

4,719

104

625

255

60

100

115

95

4,210

53

5 778

270

132

9

17

1

5

11

350

54

0 1,464

647

223

8

71

25

10

1

30

5

515

55

0 8,625

3,342

2,301

193

89

10

10

69

2,200

56

?0 8,601

3,548

2,107

96

490

255

60

65

85

25

2,360

57

3

I'S 144,698

53,625

52,020

8,418

1,330

250

100

1,030

24,255

58

l,2t

0 109,139
11,553

54,824
9,075

25,795
1,560

2,366
668

5,664

3,475

1,000

204

835

100

20,490
250

59
60

4,270

1,525

950

66

5U

204

310

1,215

61

187

54

ol

2

70

62

161

56

20

5

80

63

2,779

667

1,844

63

205

64

1,685

621

809

25

25

230

65

45

10

35

66

67

1,917,530

512,840

1,272,190

66,250

66,350

63

1,050,565

339,325

574,545

10,000

10,000

76,695

69

>5 3,309

1,330

892

21

21S

94

2

40

26

56

348

70

1

» 4,284

1,915

826

23

338

U7

15

155

101

1,132

71

7,5

>0 16,381,040

6,521,337

8,095,375

695,750

762,779

365,995

71,594

107,200

36,250

181,740

305.799

72

.■?40,000

28,5

70 18,124,532

10,518,034

5,066,863

1,392,031

806,714

375,294

35,310

229,170

166,940

340,890

73

5

1,1-

)8 15,385

9,148

752

307

70

10

5

10

45

5,108

74

5

10

B'

.1 12,709

6,451

745

425

126

45

5

26

50

4,962

75

2

6,6

78 464,583

295,084

37,096

96,816

1,955

15

25

675

1,240

33,632

76

110

308

5,2

10 331,682

158,915

19,164

133, 1B3

1,102

320

8

59

715

19,318

77

21,942

9,301

6,767

3,269

1,165

20

10

100

1,035

1,440

78

aO 6,634

3,161

1,745

467

170

5

55

110

1,091

79

29,841

11,705

9,451

6,063

1.152

20

'5

o7

1,060

1,470

80

230

STATISTICS FOR STATE ECONOMIC AREAS

Economic Area Table 9.-LIVEST0CK ON HAND. LIVESTOCK SOLD, AND SPECIFIED

[Data are based on reporte for only

Item
(For definitioDB and explanations, see text)

Areas 6

and C

Total
all
farms

Tenure of operator

Full owners

Part owners

Managers

Tenants

All

Cash

Livestock on hand;^

1

Horees and mulea farma reporting 1954. . .

1,405

600

236

71

92

43

2

1950...

1,390

565

211

78

81

44

3

number 1954...

4,545

2,078

914

421

280

114

4

1950...

5,088

1,911

1,084

591

181

119

5

All cattle and oalvee farma reporting 1954 —

2,091

729

286

82

86

39

6

1950...

1,803

603

237

90

100

58

7

number 1954 . . .

439,318

181,126

142,458

84,031

11,743

3,324

8

1950...

357,039

106,315

103,300

91,809

43,242

42,597

9

Cove, Including heifers that

have calved f arme reporting 1954 . . .

1,857

675

263

81

70

33

10

1950...

1,553

546

226

84

85

48

U

number 1954...

236,010

104,661

73,560

40,625

6,769

5,065

12

1950...

175,291

56,006

54,559

40,105

18,093

17,874

13

MllJi cowa farms reporting 1954...

777
977

266
322

94

23
49

19
26

7
10

lA

1950...

lU

IS

number 1954...

54,062

26,121

15,504

9,805

1,931

1,465

16

1950...

37,012

16,014

6,526

11,800

1,684

1,664

17

All hoga and pigs farma reporting 1954 . . .

343

115

27

3

11

5

18

1950...

498

158

78

12

13

3

19

5,942

3,881

559

12

121

61

20

1950. . .

11,339

5,333

2,294

324

158

48

21

Chickens 4 months old and over.. farms reporting 1954...

1,259

448

73

7

40

19

22

1950...

1,918

602

170

52

82

26

23

number 1954...

377,336

303,984

10,353

7,925

8,117

2,855

24

1950...
Livestock and livestock products sold:

229,610

149,441

6,447

1,205

9,137

262

25

Cattle and calves sold alive farms reporting 1954...

1,497

649

292

82

66

34

26

1949...

1,172

482

213

80

75

53

27

number 1954...

189,856

75,180

59,145

39,749

9,914

5,857

28

1949...

107,258

32,109

41,237

17,628

14,281

13,646

29

dollars 1954...

11,304,926

3,673,920

3,983,309

2,559,394

821,878

416,057

30

1949...

9,772,301

2,546,414

2,576,450

2,666,752

1,849,545

1,814,295

31

Hogs and piga sold alive farms reporting 1954...

114

55

11

7

2

32

1949...

232

95

29

2

17

12

33

number 1954 . . .

6,870

5,861

463

92

52

34

9,249

5,940

1,042

172

L25

10

3S

dollars 1954...

281,556

260,122

11,903

2,380

1,180

36

1949...

203,962

142,188

16,336

4,3U

2,700

210

37

Chickens sold farms reporting 1954...

357

229

11

1

20

5

38

1949...

521

271

17

2

15

39

dollars 1954 . . .

593,762

543,264

6,603

5,000

7,650

1,750

40

1949...

881,093

846,038

1,365

50

6,725

41

484

248

16

3

11

6

42

1949...

752

295

37

7

25

43

dozens 1954 . . .

3,765,165

3,368,183

55,885

77,300

100,423

18,298

44

1949...

1,522,401

1,354,793

13,433

2,050

36,670

45

dollars 1954...

1,715,996

1,536,376

24,334

27,030

46,111

9,151

46

3 1949. . .

898,943

809,364

6,804

1,065

22,220

47

Mili sold gallons 1954 . . .

29,923,559

17,514,072

14,917,660
8,582,912

9,165,406

5,437,040

4,799,246
2,895,164

1,010,827
582,946

819,577
479,146

48

dollars 1954...

49

1949...

15,021,634

4,767,391

2,784,011

7,019,550

449.127

449,127

50

Corn for all purposes. ......... .farms reporting 1954...

83

37

21

3

1

51

1949...

89

24

28

5

6

"i

52

acres 1954...

4,982

1,312

2,620

700

40

53

1949...

4,191

896

2,030

545

550

500

54

Corn harvested for grain farms reporting 1954...

73

30

19

2

1

..*

55

1949...

72

10

27

3

6

1

56

acres 1954...

4,492

1,037

2,515

590

40

57

1949...

3,525

271

2,015

519

550

500

58

bushels harvested 1954...

110,974

17,610

58,618

1B,771

350

59

1949...

107,090

9,815

50,300

14,550

26,500

25,000

60

bushels sold 1954...

14,950

7,800

6,800

350

61

1949...

50,440

6,500

24,640

14,050

1,500

62

Peanuts harvested for picking or
threshing farms reporting 1954...

63

1949...

...

64

acres grown alone 1954. . .

65

1949...

.>•

66

acres grown with other crops 1954...

...

67

1949...

68

pounds harvested 1954...

* .■

69

1949...

...

70

Vegetables harvested for sale... farms reporting 1954...

1,084

346

281

51

244

122

71

1949...

1,382

505

345

56

291

178

72

dollars 1954...

50,365,229

9,684,326

24,263,775

7,162,185

9,094,978

5,744,603

73

1949. . .

34,179,546

11,834,293

9,424,977

9,209,874

3,639,297

2,718,216

74

Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit orchards,
groves, vineyards, and planted nut

trees farms reporting 1954*..

2,459

838

165

63

30

5

75

1950...

2,191

877

123

68

55

10

76

acres 1954'' .

42,078

20,261

3,650

12,506

175

5

77

1950'..

32,905

16,211

2,007

7,564

593

15

78

Hay cut..,......,,,.,.,.......... acres 1954

9,546
1,463

6,367
609

917
665

1,567
74

460

460

79

...... .'.•''.••......*,*...,.......,,..........a,.,,;0 4.?.,.+ ...

1949...

80

tons 1954...

20,128

12,314

1,942

4,367

1,310

1,310

"""Data are given by tenure of operator for connnerclal farms only. ^For comparability of data on livestock and poultry, see text and State Table 12. ■'includes milk equiva-

lent of cream and butterfat sold. "^For igsi, does not Include data for farms with less than 20 trees or grapevines. See text. 'For 1950, does not include acreage for farms
reporting less than 1/2 acre. See text.

FLORIDA

231

CROPS, BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950-Continued

a sample of farms. See teit]

Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Areas 6 and C — Continued

Tenure

of operator^— Continued

Tenants— Continued

Other farms

Share-caah

Crop- share

Livestock-share

Croppers

Other and
unspecified

LiTcstock OB huJ:^

1

Horsea and mules • .f aims reporting 1954 . . .

1

16

1

26

406

2

1950...

1

1

35

455

3

number 1954...

1

'30

"2

133

852

I,

1950...

1

1

60

1,321

5

All cattle and calves. farms reporting 1954. . .

2

10

35

908

6

1950...

5

1

1

35

773

7

number 1954...

269

10

3,140

19,960

8

1950...

...

5

60

50

530

12,373

9

Cows, incliidlng heifers that

have calved farms reporting 1954. . .

2

10

25

768

10

1950...

5

1

1

30

612

11

number 1954...

249

10

1,445

10,395

12

1950...

...

5

4

5

205

6,528

13

Milli cows .farms reporting 1954 . • *

1

10

1

375

U

1950...

5

1

10

469

15

number 1954...

246

10

210

701

16

1950...

...

5

5

10

988

17

All hogs and pigs farms reporting 1954...

1

5

187

18

1950...

5

5

237

19

number 1954...

'io

50

1,369

20

...

30

80

3,230

21

Chickens 4 months old and over.. farms reporting 1954...

...

21

691

22

1950...

• •■

5

1

50

1,012

23

number 1954...

...

5,262

46,957

24

1950...
Livestock and livestock products sold:

...

100

45

8,730

63,380

25

Cattle and calves sold alive farms reporting 1954...

2

30

408

26

1949...

1

"i

20

322

27

number 1954...

219

3,838

5,868

28

1949...

50

'20

565

2,003

29

dollars 1954...

4,550

401,271

266,425

30

1949...

...

5,600

2,000

28,250

133,640

31

Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting 1954 . . .

• >•

5

41

32

1949...

15

89

33

number 1954...

...

40

454

34

1949...

...

115

1,970

35

...

1,200

7,151

36

1949...

...

2,490

38,425

37

Chickens sold............. farms reporting 1954 . . .

15

96

38

1949...

...

15

216

39

dollars 1954...

...

5,900

31,245

40

1949...

...

6,725

26,915

41

Chicken eggs sold farms reporting 1954 . . .

...

5

206

42

...

25

388

43

dozens 1954...

...

82,125

163,375

44

1949...

• . •

36,670

115,455

45

dollars 1954...

...

36,960

82,145

46

1949...

22,220

59,490

47

mik sold^ gallons 1954...

100,000
50,000

91,250
53,800

30,420

48

dollars 1954...

16,010

49

1949...
Specific^ erera hwesteJi

1,055

50

1

21

51

1949...

...

5

26

52

acres 1954...

...

40

310

53

1949. . .

50

170

54

Com harvested for grain farms reporting 1954...

. . •

1

21

55

1949...

...

5

26

56

acres 1954...

40

310

57

1949...

50

170

58

bushels harvested 1954...

350

15,625

59

1949...

...

1,566

5,925

60

bushels sold 1954...

...

350

61

1949...

1,566

3,756

62

Peanuts harvested for picking or
threshing .*•.••..■■••...•...... farms reportinE 1954 ...

63

1949...

64

acres grown alone 1954...

65

1949...

66

acres grown with other crops 1954...

67

1949...

68

pounds harvested 1954...

69

1949...

...

70

Vegetables harvested for sale... farms reporting 1954...

8

50

7

57

162

71

1949...

16

40

1

1

55

185

72

dollars 1954...

224,000

1,687,625

311,750

1,127,000

159,965

73

1949...

U0,365

337,850

74,400

83,291

315,175

71,105

74

Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit orchards,
groves, vineyards, and planted nut
trees farms reporting 1954^..

25

1,363

75

1950...

10

35

1,068

76

acres 1954*..

170

5,486

77

1950'..

10

...

568

6,530

78

Hay cut acres 1954...

235

79

1949...

'.W

115

80

tons 1954...

195

232

STATISTICS FOR STATE ECONOMIC AREAS

Economic Area Table lO—FARMS REPORTING. NUMBER OF COWS, AND DAIRY PRODUCTS SOLD, BY NUMBER OF MILK
COWS. FOR ALL COMMERCIAL FARMS AND DAIRY FARMS: CENSUS OF 1954

£Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See textj

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Areas 2 and A

Areas 5
and B

All coBaercial faras:

Milk cows farms reporting.

number .

Whole milic sold farms reporting.

gallons .
dollars.

Cream sold farms reporting.

pounds of butterfat.
dollars .

Witb less tbao 10 Bilk cows on hand;

Mllli cows farms reporting.

number .

Whole milk sold farms reporting .

gallons .
dollars .

Cream sold farms reporting .

pounds of butterfat .
dollars.

With 10 to 29 ailk cows on hand:

Milk cows farms reporting.

number .

Whole milk sold farms reporting.

gallons,
dollars.

Cream sold farms reporting.

pounds of butterfat.
dollars.

With 30 to 49 Bilk cows on hsnd:

Milk cows farms reporting .

number .

Whole milk sold farms reporting.

gallons,
dollars.

Cream sold farms reporting .

pounds of butterfat.
dollars.

Witb 50 or aorc ailk cows on hand;

Mi Ik cows farms reporting .

number .

Whole milk sold farms reporting.

gallons .
dollars.

Cream sold farms reporting .

pounds of butterfat.
dollars.

Dairy faras;

Milk cows farms reporting .

number .

Whole milk sold farms reporting.

gallons .
dollars.

Cream sold farms reporting.

pounds of butterfat.
dollars.

With less than 10 ailk cows on hand;

Milk cows farms reporting.

number .

Whole milk sold farms reporting.

gallons .
dollars .

Cream sold farms reporting.

pounds of butterfat.
dollars .

With 10 to 29 ailk cows on haad;

Milk cows farms reporting.

number .

Whole milk sold farms reporting .

gallons .
dollars.

Cream sold farms reporting.

pounds of butterfat.
dollars .

With 30 to 49 ailk cows on band;

Ml Ik cows farms reporting .

number .

Whole milk sold farms reporting .

gallons,
dollars.

Cream sold farms reporting .

pounds of butterfat.
dollars.

With 50 or acre ailk eowa ea band:

Milk cows farms reporting.

number .

Whole ml Ik sold farms reporting .

gallons .
dollars.

Cream sold farms reporting .

pounds of butterfat.
dollars.

9,257

U6,230

1,181

74,506,672

^12, 822,418

IAS

23,624

12,516

8,199

17,463

193

116,4«5

52,604

132

10,022

5,994

285

5,061

215

1, 937, 181

1,011,972

9

1,240

680

192
7,069

192
3,815,883
1,936,698

581

116,637

581

68,637,123

39,821,144

7

12,362

5,842

949

125,509

949

73,576,838

42,372,595

7

12,362
5,842

IS

50

15

25,725

15,890

1B7

3,726

187

1,839,322

963,683

191
7,029

191
3,792,683
1,930,698

556

114,704

556

67,919,108

39,462,324

7

12,362

5,842

1,650

10, 759

200

3,371,225

1,742,850

18

3,707

1,605

1,4S4

3,472

50

28,820

6,750

16

920

580

85

1,661

69

621,387

338,854

1

50

25

30
1,155

30
421,725
207,485

51

4,471

51

2,299,293

1,189,761

1

2,737

1,000

130

6,280

130

3,107,408

1,624,551

1

2,737

1,000

61
1,298

61
576,239
315,555

30
1,155

30
421, 725
207,485

39

3,827

39

2,109,444

1,101,5U

1

2,737

1,000

590

21,379

107

13,191,315

7,962,666

11

385

227

490
905

2,360

1,869

11

385

227

10
335

10
68,400
46,820

90

20,139

90

13,120,555

7,913,977

100

20,474

100

13,188,955

7,960,797

10
335

10
68,400
46,820

90

20,139

90

13,120,555

7,913,977

4,543

22,117

280

5,249,545

2,654,742

97

8,124

4,716

4,272

9,601

56

40,370

16,525

89

6,934

4,061

128

2,061

81

610,586

288,528

8

1,190

655

68

2,369

68

1,076,944

51B,535

75
8,086

75
3,521,645
1,831,154

204
11,064

204
4,919,614
2,501,382

10

30

ID

5,650

2,825

61
1,188

61
557,875
263,538

68

2,369

68

1,076,944

518,535

65

7,477

65

3,279,145

1,716,484

199

3,795

77

2,149,972

1,213,439

142

247

20

7,080

3,060

20

310

20

114,884

60,000

6
280

6
2M,950
115,699

31
2,958

31
1,827,058
1,034,680

57
3,548

57
2,142,892
1,210,379

20

310

20

114,884

60,000

6
280

200,950
115,699

1,873

34,819

346

20,652,176

11,750,844

17

11,158

5,783

1,578

2,627

55

36,355

23,400

11

1,533
941

44

905

40

541,109

296,070

52

2,145

52

1,636,813

827, 500

199

28,942

199

18,437,899

10,603,874

6

9,625

4,842

295

31,907

295

20,612,696

11,734,509

6

9,625

4,842

5

20

5

20,075
13,065

40
840

40
541,109
296,070

51

2,105

51

1,613,613

821,500

31

199

2,958

28,942

31

199

1,827,058

18,437,899

1,034,680

10,603,874

6

9,625

4,842

FLORIDA

233

Economic Area Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING. NUMBER OF CHICKENS, AND POULTRY PRODUCTS SOLD, BY NUMBER OF
CHICKENS ON HAND, FOR ALL COMMERCIAL FARMS AND POULTRY FARMS: CENSUS OF 1954

[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]

{For definitions and explanations, see text)

\il coDowrcial farms;

Chickens 4 months old and over... farms reporting.

number .

Chickens sold farms reporting.

number .

Chicken eggs sold farms reporting.

dozens .
dollars .
Other poultry and poultry products sold. .dollars.
With less than 400 chickens 4 months old and over:

Chickens 4 months old and over farms reporting.

number .

Chickens sold farms reporting .

number .

Chicken eggs sold farms reporting .

dozens .
dollars.

Other poultry and poultry products sold dollars.

With 400 to 799 chickens 4 months old and over:

Chickens K months old and over farms reporting .

number .

Chickens sold farms reporting .

number.

Chicken eggs sold farms reporting.

dozens .
dollars.

Other poultry and poultry products sold dollars.

With 800 to 1,599 chickens 4 months old and over;

Chickens A months old and over farms reporting .

number .

Chickens sold farms reporting .

number .

Chicken eggs sold farms reporting .

dozens,
dollars .

Other poultry and poultry products sold dollars.

With 1.600 to 3,199 chickens 4 months old and over;

Chickens t, months old and over farms reporting.

number .

Chickens sold farms reporting .

number .

Chicken eggs sold farms reporting .

dozens .
dollars .

Other poultry and poultry products sold dollars-

With 3.200 or more chickens 4 months old and over;

Chickens 4 months old and over farms reporting.

number .

Chickens sold farms reporting .

number.

Chicken eggs sold farms reporting .

dozens .
dollars.

Other poultry and poultry products sold dollars.

Poultry farms;

Chickens 4 months old and over... farms reporting.

number .

Chickens sold farms reporting .

number .

Chicken eggs sold farms reporting .

dozens,
dollars.
Other poultry and poultry products sold. .dollars.
With less than 400 chickens 4 months old and over;

Chickens 4 months old and over farms reporting .

number .

Chickens sold farms reporting .

number .

Chicken eggs sold farms reporting .

dozens,
dollars.

Other poultry and poultry products sold dollars.

With 400 to 799 chickens 4 months old and over:

Chickens 4 months old and over farms reporting.

number .

Chickens sold farms reporting.

number .

Chicken eggs sold farms reporting .

dozens .
dollars .

Other poultry and poultry products sold dollars.

With 800 to 1,599 chickens 4 months old and over;

Chickens 4 months old and over farms reporting.

number .

Chickens sold farms reporting .

number .

Chicken eggs sold farms reporting.

dozens .
dollars.

Other poultry and poultry products sold dollars.

With 1,600 to 3,199 chickens 4 months old and over:

Chickens 4 months old and over farms reporting.

number .

Chickens sold farms reporting.

number .

Chicken egga sold farms reporting .

dozens .
dollars.

Other poultry and poultry products sold dollars.

With 3,200 or more chickens 4 months old and over;

Chickens 4 months old and over farms reporting.

number .

Chickens sold farms reporting.

number.

Chicken eggs sold farms reporting .

dozens .

dollars .

Other poultry and poultry products sold dollars.

14,247

2,996,398

3,086

8,412,853

4,522

27,316,512

10,956,766

569, 187

12,696

4.48,033

1,560

6, 174, 118

2,977

1,707,152

745,582

520,049

486

272,833

471

236,699

481

2,594,590

1,023,499

33,623

601

649,874

591

51B,840

600

6,523,570

2,565,800

11,135

323

707,953

323

548,746

323

6,893,515

2,312,280

1,730

141

917,700

141

934,450

Ul

9,592,685

3,809,605

2,650

1,723

2,407,305

1,762

8,218,657

1,642

24,966,135

10,039,480

467, 895

412

65,065

471

6,091,032

331

836,725

383,750

421,820

345

202,150

335

199,985

345

2,123,565

851,385

32,060

521

568,510

5U

468, 590

521

6,008,870

2,378,165

11,135

306

667,830

306

529,100

306

6,525,190

2,668,875

230

139

903,700

139

929, 950

139

9,471,785

3,757,305

2,650

1,888

135,684

356

914,397

622

866,260

381,595

68,110

1,819

64,039

292

818,817

553

285,817

131,785

67,260

13

6,185

13

3,570

13

57,198

21,390

350

41

38,730

36

73,510

41

312,915

134,275

15
26,730

15
18,500

15

210,330

93,645

137

69,475

142

890,745

121

692,905

310,295

61,705

81

9,430

91

803,935

65

158,685

79,735

60,855

10

4,585

10

2,750

10

46,975

17,040

850

31

28,730

26

65,510

31

276,915

119,875

15
26,730

15
18,500

15
210,330
93,645

Areas 2 and A

990

435,174

335

2,774,239

406

4,628,026

1,763,958

18,825

819

36,224

164

2,526,969

235

194,181

90,6^3

18,435

15

7,500

15

5,300

15

70,625

33,840

390

90

93,000

90

52,820

90

1,113,750

405,155

35

73,250

35

71,000

35

722,250

290,320

31
225,200

31
118,150

31

2,527,220

94A,000

221

401,705

282

2,764,945

196

4,488,630

1,709,355

7,500

60

9,255

121

2,523,575

35

107,910

50,130

7,500

10

5,500

10

3,900

10

62,500

31,000

85

83,500

85

48,320

85

1,068,750

393,905

35

73,250

35

71,000

35

722,250

290,320

31
225,200

31
113,150

31

2,527,220

944,000

7,248

593,548

839

1,220,019

1,656

4,067,214

1,4B2,15S

100,522

6,972
223,158
568
731,699
1,381
5W,912
197,024
63,999

120

58,898

115

23,939

120

476,487

154,439

27,323

97

99,5U

97

41,535

96

958,715

365,715

7,200

41

82,973

41

53,446

41

736, 100

258,030

1,500

15
129,000

18
359,400

18

1,381,000

506,950

233

290,430

215

1,140,205

218

3,027,350

1,108,460

51, 100

35

12,115

67

692,970

70

131,710

53,500

16,250

30
16,615

30
10,050

30
1/19,800
43,435
27,650

70

74,500

70

33,385

70

793,640

307,005

7,200

31

61,700

31

44,500

31

533,200

204,870

17
125,500

17
359,300

17

1,359,000

499,650

__

415
122,364

130
167,090

198

1,324,493

563,894

835

319

12,069

39

104,515

102

52,218

22,699

835

30
17,500

30
10,000

30
162,000
81,000

46

49,295

41

31,575

46

562,275

240,995

20

4^,000

20

21,000

20

548,000

219,200

Areas
5 and B

100

90,620

95

156,575

95

1,019,475

440,240

15

575

15

104,000

10

5,500

2,200

30
17,500

30
10,000

30
162,000
81,000

40

43,545

35

26,575

40

503,975

217,840

15

29,000

15

16,000

15

348,000

139,200

3,138

1,373,749

1,165

2,723,160

1,362

12,328,728

5,131,310

366,503

2,372

94,429

409

1,368,500

601

504,153

224,455

365,398

262
154,600

252
112,060

257

1,532,725

598,930

750

266

301,970

266

240,750

266

2,303,665

1,091,075

125

167

384,250

167

184,700

167

3,423,035

1,371,695

230

71

443,500

71

317,150

71

4,565,150

1,845,155

821

1,235,235

807

2,658,037

796

12,157,620

4,843,590

333,320

131

24,615

127

1,348,002

106

290, 185

126,870

337,215

220

130,200

210

96,735

220

1,409,235

546,760

750

235

266,970

235

216,550

235

2,594,340

1,0U,355

125

165

380,450

165

184,000

165

3,397,610

1,361,450

230

70

433,000

70

312,750

70

4,466,250

1,800,155

Areas

6 and C

568

330,379

261

613,948

278

3,601,791

1,633,851

W,392

395

18,114

38

123,618

105

155,871

78,976

4,122

46

28,150

46

76,830

46

295,555

133,400

3,810

61

67,365

61

78,650

61

772,250

323,585

3,810

45

96,750

45

195,100

?5

1,258,800

579,390

21

120,000

21

139,750

21

1,119,315

513,500

2,650

211

319,340

221

608,150

216

3,530,155

1,622,540

9,270

40

9,075

50

118,500

45

142,735

71,315

45

27,750

45

76,550

45

293,055

132,150

2,810

60

66,265

60

78,250

60

766,250

326,185

3,310

45

96,750

45

195,100

45

1,258,800

579,390

21

120,000

21

139,750

21

1,119,315

513,500

2,650

234

STATISTICS FOR STATE ECONOMIC AREAS

Economic Area Table 12.-FARM LABOR: CENSUS OF 1954

[Data are based on reports for only a sajnple of farms. See text]

(For definitions and explanations, see text)

Areas 2
and A

Ajeas
5 and B

Areas
6 and C

FAFM LABOR

Week of Septeafaer 26'October 2:

Fuiily and/or hired workers farms reporting.

persons .
Average per farm reporting persons.

Family workers, including

operator farms reporting ,

persons.

Operators working 1 or more

hours farms reporting .

1 to 14 hours farms reporting .

15 or more hours farms reporting.

Operators not working or not

reporting number of farms .

Unpaid members of operator's fajnlly

working 15 hours or more farms reporting.

persons .
No unpaid members of operator s family

working 15 hours or more or not

reporting number of farms .

Hired workers farms reporting.

persons .

1 hired worker farms reporting.

2 hired workers farms reporting .

3 or 4 hired workers farms reporting .

5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting .

10 or more hired workers farms reporting.

Regular workers (to be employed 150 days

or more ) farms reporting .

persons .

1 worker farms reporting.

2 workers farms reporting .

3 or i workers farms reporting .

5 to 9 workers farms reporting.

10 or more workers farms reporting.

Seasonal workers (to be employed less than

150 days) farms reporting.

persons .

1 worker farms reporting.

2 workers farms reporting .

3 or 4 workers farms reporting .

5 to 9 workers farms reporting.

10 or more workers farms reporting.

Faraa by kind of workers;

Both family workers and hired

workers farms reporting .

Family workers only farms reporting.

Operator only farms reporting.

Unpaid members of operator's
family only farms reporting.

Hired workers only farms reporting.

Operator and hired workers only... farms reporting.

Hired workers by basis of payaent:

Paid on a monthly basis farms reporting.

persons.

Average hours worked per month hours.

Average wage per month dollars.

Paid on a weekly basis farms reporting.

persons .

Average hours worked per week hours.

Average wage per week dollars .

Paid on a daily basis farms reporting.

persons .

Average hours worked per day hours .

Average wage per day dollars .

Paid on an hourly basis farms reporting.

persons .
Average wage per hour dollars.

Paid on a piece-work basis farms reporting.

persons .

EXPENDITURES FOR HIRED LABOR

Expenditures for hired labor ia 1954. •■ .farms reporting.

dollars.

$1 to $99 farms reporting .

$100 to $199 farms reporting .

$200 to $499 farms reporting .

$500 to $999 farms reporting .

$1,000 to $2,499 farms reporting.

$2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting.

$5,000 and over farms reporting.

Faraa with expenditures for hired labor but oo

hired workers reported farms reporting.

$1 to $99 farms reporting.

$100 to $199 farms reporting.

$200 to $499 farms reporting.

$500 to $999 farms reporting.

$1,000 to $2,499 farms reporting.

$2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting.

$5,000 and over farms reporting.

45,036

108,987

2.4

42,870
61,087

41 , 590
12,749
28,841

15,900

13,404
19,497

44,086

11,187
47,900
4,874
2,181
1,830
1,424
878

5,976

26,459

2,828

1,
945
615
499

6,724

21,441

3,340

1,397

919
718
350

9,021
33,849
23,278

1,046

2,166
6,188

1,331

3,039

205

191

3,413

11,365
50
43

3,405
13,933

3,892
16,443

0.77

696
3,120

29,793
84,225,316
6,143
4,433
6,499
3,752
3,900
2,114
2,952

18,606
5,373
3,568
4,7°9
2,416
1,559
572
319

6,272

10,538

1.7

6,214
8,324

6,073
2,752
3,321

1,576
2,251

5,488

771
2,214
363
151
117
101
39

260
502
158
40
47
12
3

566
1,712
258
110
80
84
34

713
5,501
4,203

58
435

68
107
208
130

157

283

50

35

405

1,105

8.4

5.02

71

112
0.70

130
607

2,338

,273,429

804

425

530

288

189

69

33

1,567
688
313
356
141
61
8

2,934

6,287

2.1

2,833
3,902

2,727

821

1,906

812

1,175

2,683

778
2,385
349
182
111
90
46

524
1,544
234
126
76
61
27

373
841
214
91
39
22

677
2,156
1,534

101
487

105
269
214

182

331

935

49

42

191
448

220

565

0.70

53
168

1,638
4,518,279
293
203
329
169
288
131
225

860
263
166
213
97
92

13,509

30,310

2.2

13,327
20,808

12,969
3,374
9,595

2,159

4,779
7,839

10,349

2,126
9,502
879
416
357
309
165

959
4,878
513
178
122
75
71

1,433
4,624
626
279
230
213
85

1,944
11,383
7,372

182

1,176

262
626
203
135

436

1,173

47

32

1,356

6,386

8.7

3.81

175

554

0.65

159

763

8,438

9,919,618

2,183

1,679

2,168

1,097

766

256

289

6,312

2,007

1,471

1,738

749

295

44

2,634

7,277
2.8

2,327
3,072

2,236

747
1,489

656
836

3,052

995
4,205
486
165
186
112
46

600
2,608

283
93

126
61
37

527
1,597

314
95
75
31
12

688
1,639
1,170

307
501

120
254
218
222

378

1,039

45

39

281

921

8.5

6.37

328
1,899

0.77

63
92

1,965
7, 281 , 310
320
243
370
222
318
182
310

970

242

208

262

124

70

29

35

15,069

34, 846

2.3

13,878
19,028

13,417
4,182
9,235

9,326

4,264
5,611

18,479

4,493
15,818

2,005
944
765
500
279

2,290
8,574
1,107
426
356
233
168

2,793
7,244
1,423
633
387
242
103

3,302

10, 576
7,247

1,191
2,367

521

1,175

199

201

1,350

3,719

50

43

694

1,783

3.7

6.39

2,333
8,386
0.76

210

755

12,279
28,967,739
2,223
1,642
2,641
1,626
1,339
1,143
1,165

7,786

1,925

1,245

1,962

1,125

922

409

198

4,618

19,729

4.3

4,291
5,953

APPENDIX

The Questionnaire

Index to tables

(235)

236

THE QUESTIONNAIRE

FORM Al

CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE
QUESnONNAOtE:

1954

StrUoo l— PERSON NOW IN ( HARCE

(If ■ ■iiciiilH'r al llii- laiiiily or >ti.vuti<- v\m- fill.- Itiis ((•■•'■iKjiiiia
ill cliarKf^. plraru' Ix* "nn' IIikI dl ihr iiifuriiikliuii
CMAK(;i:i

1, \\h»l i" voitr iiniip?_

2. Whu ix your addrrMi?

IKnilr M >lmt numh«)

f ia) D WhiW

Section 11— OWNERSHIP. RENTAI AGREEMENT. AND LO<ATION OF LAND
J OWNKt) I.ANH:

I. How iTisiiy KTtv of Iwid do *ou OWN? □ Noi

(ir you own more Ihan one tracE of Iftiid. INCLUDK
AM. LAND OWNKD Include not only crorflknd but
•loo puiiiircland, woodland, wANt«lftiid, etc.)

[,ASD RKNTHD FROM 0THF:RS:

t. Howniaiiy wnwof laiiddoyoii RKNT FRO.M othem,

iiicludiiiK *ny worked on "harpM* [

(Include any M<parkle fields. meadowH. panlurelaiid,
woodlMiid. waKlrlatid. cic. AI»o include l«nd lued hy
you rpiit fw )

// "None," rKerk anrf itip lo qurilion I9J.

(a) Give the followiiiK iDfornialion Tor each landlord;

Name sud addrew of landlord
(or employer K the place in operated liy a hired maiiaKer)

(hint addilional naniex under RICMARKS ToUl acm for all latidlorriK niii*(
equal total for quenlion 6 )

7 Doet. the landlord filniiMh AI.I. tbe work aniniaU or Irartor powerlD No
a- a part »f hi- "hare in Ih^ operation of rtiix place) ? ID Ve«

IB!

(a) Do you pay to your landlord any caHh af< rent 7

{!•) Do you pay to vour landlord any Hhare of the crop^T . (U ..°

(8ucha»i, J. 1-) ^l-J "='

ir) Do you pay to your

li'-esiUJCk produeln? .

(Buchax 1. f ).)

«h»re of Ihe liveHtwek <J

(8?»

H land under any other arraniteinentT . . <tJ f!^
quantity of any product, upkeep ol land and "-'

_ 14) Do you have thin l«

(Such an a fixed quant:

l>uilduiKB, pAvnient of taxeM, keep of landlord, rent free, i

LAND MANAOKD FOR OTHKR8:

[91 How ninnv acriM do voo operate for olhcrH an a
Hlhf.n MANACKR? Q Soi

(Knter the name and addrew of the employer under
question 6 (a) 1

LAND RENTED TO OTHERS:

10. How many acreii are RENTED TO otheni, inctudiiiK
land worked on HharcH by croppeni or tenanlM? ..... □ Noi
(Include any neparate freldH rented Lo othBrx. I^aiid
worked hy meml>ern of your household with your equip-
ment nhould nut l>e coiiKidcred ts rented to olberv,)

// "i\onr," cheek and »*ip to fnfodon [IIJ,

Acret in Thi$ Place:

[II] Adding arm o\mrd atud acrei rented from ofheri,
then tublrarting affm trntrd Jtf «(A«rj, u^ get ■ ■ ■ ,. -
{Qurilion. A-^<iiit»lion V-quettioH IS;
)/ iii(ina(trif yiirjtdon 9 — fiiMhonlO.)

LOCATION OF LAND:

12. Ik any of thin land locateriip No. U " !^o," fherk ■
out-idc of tliix county? . laY»ri(ioN [13].

In Ve«
(a) How inany'acreB are in tbin couitty?

a of other counties and acren located in each:

ri;sidi:nc1': and aci-: of cerson in char(;E:

[13] Do you live on Ihw place?

14. How old were von on your I&hI tiirlhday ?

(D No

" Id v«

». ^\ h'-ii did you Ix-inii i» operair this plaec

Section 111— ( ROPS HARVESTED THIS YEAR. 1954

' Report all cropa harvested, or to be harvested, this year from these (read answer
lor ques/ion 1 1 1 acres. H jau rent land from others on shares Include landlord')/

FOR OFFICE
USE ONL'Y
"=-• N..

(2) {:!)

Mow- much
I of ihiHycar'H
« Diiich was j 1^,''JJ*
ir will lie

thai umi fiir

4- sold?

Ihb pban-.J

IS. CORN for AM,
PURPOSES thix year? .

// no rorn

(n) CORN for (JUAIN? , . .
(70 ll>. ear corn or .It. Hi.
Hhellcd eurii':^^ I bu. Re|xirt
corn hoKKcd olT in (gueiitioti
(h), not hen- )

18. COW I'KAS for ALL
PURPOSES (except for fre.li
market, or for canniiiK, freeiiiiK.
or other pruccmiiiK) thin year? p '

hulti-'U HrfMrl llHHr k-M 'ur m-ili nurtri.ortoa
uDili-r i|unllan *■ I

Aerex
alone

(a) ruMI'KAS for I)UV I'EAST , . . . I,

(b) COWl'KASfor HAV?

((f) COWl'l'IAS plowiMl uii'ler fur Kreen

Kil<.MS.^Iwt xraaoiLAtLufcliu-WM*
■vraledr . . . . . .

[19] I'EANl'TSfof ALL
i'rRPOSKH till- vear'

If " Sont," rhtek anil 'kifi li
vueadon [20].

(a) PKAN rT8 for pickinK or threshing?

(6) Vine* or top«t which were or wilt be
»aved for HAV or FORAdK?

llDcludt top* or •Ina wnl iTtrr pictlni u inrulilnt.

[201 Vi:i.VETHi:ANSfor
iLl. PCRP08ES this year'

HAY CROPS:

Give total production ol all cutilnf a. Count the acres only once c
two or more cuttln|B of thtf same ha^ crop were made.

21. Hu-

I thi-1

(Alfalfa, clover, lenpedrta, xraiii
hay, Iterinuda Rraiw, Johnnon pnv,
other tame KraMicn. Underline kind.
Do not include iwylioan, cowpea. or
peanut hay.)

LUPINE SEED, (IRASS, AND OTHER FIELD SKED CROPS;

22. Were any lupine need, ii;raiw need, a
other field need rropx liarvextefl iIiih vear?.
(Kcpurl production on a
"clean seed" basis.)

Cilw

1
2
3

Temire

1
2
3
4

5
6
7
8
9
O

Irrigation

1
2
3
X

CUu

1

2
3
4

5
6

7
8
9

Typ.
1

2
3

4
5
6
7
8
9
O
X
V

REOON
11

u.

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FLORIDA

'■uiKOfion, or rrgiiLiliiin

{;OTT(l\. TDIiACCi), roTATuKS, AM) nTHiat CltOI'S;

For rttrti crop, aniicrr Ihete queMlion»

[24] Coltonr Q N6nc

25. Root ami Grain L'ropa lioKgcd -
or KTBioil, otiicr lliati irorii, cowpoas,
uv\ fic&iiuUT Q None

26. Tobftccof

Z8. Irish Potatoes (or home use

or for sale' Q None

(If lo« limn 20 l.ii.licU Mcrc liarvc^lcd. i(o not

29. Swee(patalo«a (or home use or

for sale? Q None

(If Ics- tliaii 20 haihcU were liftrvcslcd, do nut

(I)

wtre or will he

(Report tenths
or ftn acr«, i{
called for.)

How much
was or will be
harvestodT

VKCKTAHIJS FOR HOME USIC AND FOR SAMO;

30. Were anv Teielables. sweet corn, or melons harvestf^ lliix year—
ID No

In vc

(b) For sale ror rrcnii mftrket or to j D No. // ".Vo." check anrf 'Lip t

' iDVc

How Mani Aosts WtuE oh Will 1*e H*RveiTrKo Thi& Ye;

(Report tcittltB of an acre, ^ueh as ^, A, ft. 1 iV, rtc If two or rnore plaiitingj
of Ihi' same wop were made, eillier on the ?<amc land or on ditfcrCrit land, report
the total liBr\'oieil acres of the !icvcral plantinip. Include acrea of vcKctablei
harv&Hted from land from which other cropn were alno harvested.)

(a) For home naeT

For Bale for frcsl

caiincTB, frccicm, or other proccaHora?

qiitJidon [45].

32. Green lima beana7.

33. Ca-bbwcT ....

34. Sweet cornT . . .

35. Cucumbers and
pIckleaT

37. OkraT . . .

Drrls lUblp)

BmiuU

rtilinFabhM

^:s.

*

S21

*

122

*

US

I2<

* :_

■ 10

12>

* L_

IM

* ;_

-II

40. SqnaahT

41. Tnnaloear . . . .

42. Waiermeloiur . .

*

*

*

* L_

:Tiiulinoirr<

7rlrr»

RriKllih m

Hplniich

44. What wai the talue of atl cegttablei SOLD or TO BE

TREE FRIITS, NUTS. AND nRAPta— Cot.tir>iicd

Which of the Followinc Krsoa or l„ -.„„l KOw much

CrTRUs Fbdits Abe on This Placc- I .*,^'^|How manyl w^harveated
T^ ■* *"*«• of in J9S3-54

For each k\nd, anjtetr tht*t
Aret 9UM(iOFu . . . ^^^

60. TANOKRIXICSandNfASDAIllNST

61. TKMI'LK ORAXChBT

62. VAMONCIA (UtANf^lBT

63. OTHKR ORAN0^»T

64. ORAI'KFRITITT

from the

bloom of

1953*

C-1

65. i,i:m<)N8?

66. i.i.Mi-:sf .

67. TANGKI.ora? . .

68. KU.MQUAtST . .

69. OTHKR CITRUS?
CitronH, limcquatji.

HKRRIKS AM) OTIIKR SMAI.I. hUL'lTS.

i«i wo„ ,„, ,...,„ „ „.,,„ .,„.,, I □ N" ":::;?;i'fsf,'"" •»■' -

frnil* haniriled thu year (or aaleT

■ la vc

46. fiirawberrlea?

47. OcberT

yufidon [48].

_i QuartJi .

UlHllili^rrim, liluelicrrion, boyvonberr

TIIKK MtLITS, MTS, AM) CRAI'IX'

[48] Ar.- anv fn.it ur n„t tr^ or 1° ^"''' '^ ''^f '*«* "'"^ '*'> '"

(dj Arc thete an many an 20 fniit and (Q .N«. IJ "So." (heck ami *kip\h
nikl treo<aridKra|H-vinc<iuraIlkiibd><T . qae»tioA [70].

Id vi^

49. Iluw much land in in l>earinK and nunlx-arlnK fruit

orchardn, urovl-s. vineyaril". and plantod nut irtt^T .... Acre* it |__

(Heiturl IcntJi-ufan am-, nnch an ft, I ,\, vie. pa nut include ;la

frni.r.

»ij.uHiNnKiM
Kki'IT *Nit NuTTnisKit
This I'i.aik-

ni-fi kin-l. nnnifrr Ikr.

50. .I'KACHIOKT

51. I'i:ars'

52. AVOCADOS"
U. FIG8T . . ,

54. mangui-:st

55. GRAI'1-:ST .

56. LMfltOVUI
:Bu<lrl*iI. (nftad.

57. WILD or SIJLDI.ING PECANSr

58. TLNO M'TST

(impt

•FTHl^ff PCv'tkD TRRK F1UIT8

cllru*, and NUTS r

il ,

I «l.d ur.iuo,, ^„,

NOT
ItiK aj(cT

How
arc trocH

miicb wu
harvoitcd
thin ^carT

[70] Are Iherc any other crop* (not mentioned before) that were or
will be liarvtsited this year on thi* place? Barley, canaava. chufas. ramie, j Q No
rvc, Kovlicann, HUiiarcanc fur nujcar, wheat. Honchutnn for (train or foraKe.

In Ve»

tt "■V"." ci\e l^r iiaiitr "f the crop, arre» ai>d quantity harvestMTi and value of

Value of (hU
year's crop
Acn~< sold or to

be sold •$ /OO

llllir qianno u

Setllon IV —LAND USE THIS YEAR. 1954

Now wt want to dwlribote the ACRI-:S IN THIS fl.ACK
accgrdiiifc lo how they were nned thin year. After you have
aecoutited fur a field ur plot du not eoutit Ihix land aKaJii
He sure lo arrvnnl fur all the land, (live only whole acren.

CROPLAND:

72a. Kro-n how inanv aere> of land were CHOI'S
IIAKVI'^fTKIl (incluHlnRhay ml) thb.year* . . D None

(Till-, area may U- ul>tAinecl by adding the acrca in the
fiehin Ironi whieh one or more crupx were harvested or
hay wkk cut Ihin year; acre^i in noidtearinit and bcariiiK
planted tree fruit", nutn. and Krapen;atid acrmin numery
and Krvenhuiinr prwditcia.)

To [U- Killi-d by Ce

(1) A'lH arret of atl rrop* (irtik It in Sfftiont
1 1 1 an<t V I) and tntrt total here

(2) Kruni how many acreK of land were two
eropH harvested thin year' .

(3) SiMtarl Ike arret for (2) from (1) anrf
enter differenrt here

<Jlu» entfv nhou'd Ih- n'tliin Ihree acres of
Ure sei1M*huwir foT i(ne*tion*2«,l

lerr n«ed only for

72r. How many acrrv of cropland were nucd only for
cropa not harvested and nol paslared thin vearT . . G ^ui

rinehide land on whiih all i'ro)» faileil and land m
H(jil-tmpruvi'inenl rni|»> .inly.)

WOODLAND:

(Include an woodland all wood lota and llmlier tractn

, Q None
OTIICR LAND:

74. How many acren were In other pasture (not

cropland pap<l>irv and nol woodland panlnrr) ? Q ^'oiie

// "Aoif." fheck and tkip to i/iiettion [75].
(») Of thin olher )>antiire. how many acm>

do yon cotwider lo Ih: Improved jwalnreT D None ^.

(Improved by litninK, ferliliilnn. lefHlinR to i**">
Krannm or IrKiiinn, Irrixallnit. drainlns. or liy
cunlrullinK wiifU and brnnh.)

I. I>a

I lutn.

73/1. 74.o'../75i .

O None
72u, 72h, 12' 7Z(, 73a,

237

Vu\'*rl^*rn- IRRICATKn U
" rhrrt unit *ktp to vHfifiOn [TT].

(a) Are there any rropn that »
irrinaied? , . .

O No- '/ "A'V rlk*ft «N<f tkip to
f H/Wion [17}

D ^'f

[77) Of the land hxhI unlv tor ^aalsfc or grufng (repc^fM
in i|""''""' '"'. '*"■ *'"' '*■■ ''"" I"*"* •<■"* •"■'^
Irriialed lln- year* ON"'

U

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238

THE QUESTIONNAIRE

K(IIU;ST rittlDrtTS:

79. Wis fttiy fir<-w<io<l, fin-lHoorl, f.'iifc
IiiiiiIkt, or ullier forcsl pruiliu'l- riil tliif \
huiiiu ■ISC ur for ul«?

(at How iMBiiv cordit of FIHKWOUI) Biid
KlI|:r.ttO(H) were or will Iw cut lliw y^
llii« |»l»ct? -

- for [D N" '/ "Vo," rhrrk ohJ

la V(~.

(r) lluw iiiaiiv board feet of SAWI.OCS ami
VI'INKKIt I.OCS were ur will Iw cut lliin vear
111. t\m place? Q Noi

will l}c received thi!i year
fence nonUi, logM, lumber,
a, barx, lioltx, ClirlBtinaa
e timber, anil oilier mitieellaneouH

[SI] Were any nursery or Kreenhouxe |Q N'o. If "No," rheck and iKip to
produclH, flower or vegetable Needs or j iiHt»lion [85].

platitH. flowers, or bulbs k^owii for sale |Q Yea
thin year'

82 How many acrex of NURSERY
I'RUDUCTS (tree*, nhrubn, vines,

83. How manv CUT FLOWERS,
POTTED PLANTS, FLORIST
GREENS, AND BEDDING PLANTS
were grown ihiH year for sale —

la) Under glaaa T
(bl In open^ .

64. How many of the followiiiK were
produced Ihlii year lor saleT VcKetablm

Krown under g\ijm, Kuwer xecdii, vcKelable
HeedH. vegetable plaritu, bulbn. and

(a) Under itlaNa a
lb) In open'

(Report teiilhH of an
acre, such an ^,
A, lA. etc)

Square feet
Acres ii

Square feet

How much was
or will be the
value of sales 7

CATTLE AND CALVES:

[85] How manv CATTLE and CALVES of all anea ere

or. Itii« placer Q None

(Include all cows and all other cattle and calves,
both dairy and beef, on this place )

// "None," fheck and tktp to queMlion [M].

OF THI8 TOTAL—

(o) How many are COWS? Include heifera that have calved . .

{<-! How manv are bulls, bull calves, nlecrs. and steer calves? .
(The total for queslion.-. (o). (b). and (c) muat equal the
number for question 85.)

COWS MILKED YESTERDAY:

87. now many MILK COWS were on

(his place yesterday? Include dry milk oowa and

milk heifers that have calved , □ None

88. How many GALLONS of MILK

were produced yesterday?

89. How manv POUNDS of BUTTER were
CHURNED lasi week? Q None

DAIRY PRODUCTS SOLD AND TO BE SOLD THIS YEAR. 19M

[901. Was any MILK, CREAM,
BUTTER, or CHEESE sold {this

1954)?

(Report all salea from this place whether
made by you or by others. Report as sold
dairy products turned over to or sold for
your landlord. Be sure to include dairy
products which vou will sell before
January 1. 1955 I

(a) How much WHOLE MILK
was or will be sold
IhiN year? Q None

(6) How murh CREAM wa» or

will be sold IhiM vear? D None

(If cream sold by Kallon, multiply the
lumber of RalloiiK bv 2Vs to Ret pounds of
.ullerfst )

[D No- // "No," ehtek and *Hp (.
year, { guettion [91]

. . , Id vcs

Ml 1.K.S AM) IIOU.'^Kh

[91] How manv MUMCS. lll»ltSi;s, (;ol,T.»*. anrl
l*()MT:Sar.M,n lliis plan-? . . . Q Sol

If ■■ \„ur." rh.rk ami ^k.p /.. ^m',!,.;, [92].

t>V THIS TOTAI.-

(a) llu« manv an- Ml l.i;S and Mll.i; COI-TS'

(M

ow many arv llOlt.SIOS and CULTS, i
(Tli.' lolal Tor .(i.c-^iioiis la) and <(.) i

h(h;s and n(;s

[92] How many tlOCS and PIGS of all aiccs, imlndinK
HowK and boam, art- on this platT? Q \oi

// -.Vdne," chtrk and .k,,, la ,,ur,hon [93al.

OP THIS TOTAL—

(a) How many were born since June I, Ihio year' . . , ,

(h) Ho.

V were tMrii licforo Jui

SOWS AND GII.TS FAltUOVMNC

[93a] How many mows and Kilb> farrowed lietwecn
December I, last year, and June I, this year? . Q ,Noi

ANIMALS SiH.l) AM) TO UK SOLD AI.IVK THIS VLiAIt. Id54.

(Report all salcn from tliU place whether made by you or by others. Report
as sold animalt turned over to or sold for your landlord. Be sure to include animals
which you will sell l*efore January I. 1955 )

94b. CALVES Hold or to be sold? . Q None

How much wa.s
or will be the
value of sale*'

•I

1MI«

m

•«

•5_
•S

100

(Report all salew from this place who
sold all poultry and poultry product.-- Il
sure to Include as sold any chicken.i. I
sell before January 1, l»55.)

made by you or bv others. Report as
over lu ur sold fur your landlord He
rs, eKKs, Iurkey:>. etc . which you will

9S. Are there now any chickens,' f Q No. // "A'o," rherk and ikip i
turkeys, or other poultry on this place I iiuritton [102].

or were there aiiv on this place this )

year? I D Yes

96. How many CHICKENS, 4 i
>nd over, are on this place? .
(Hens, pullets, roosters, etc.)

(o) Broilers? D Noi

(Report all hroilcm sold from this place
includinft ihooe raised for others under
contract.)

98. How manv doiens of chicken ICGGS were
or will be SOLD this year? O Nm

99a. How ma.iy TURKEYS and fD None

TURKEY FHYEIUS were raised this J

year? . , , (LiRhl breeds

(Include those raised from poultn
bought, poults hatched on thih place, or ^Heavy breeds
raised for others under contract, whether
sold, eaten, or now on hand.)

many TURKEY HENS on ([J None
■V you keeping for breeding I
/ Light breeds

100. How many DUCKS.
GEESE, and other poultry (not
countinK chickens and turkeys) were
RAISED this year? D Noi

(Name kind I

101. How much was or will t>e received this
yeaj fro«».4he sale of TURKEYS, DUCKS.
GEKSE. and miscellaneous poultrv, and TH EIR \one
EGGS? D sold

(Do not include chickens and chicken egtp,,)

X -\ -\
XXX

X X X
XXX

No.

G>tor

1

2
3

' Tenure

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
O

j IrrigatioD

1
2
3
X_

Qui
1

2
3
4

5
6

7
8
9

Tjp.
1

2
3

4
5
6
7
8
9
O
X
V

REGION
11

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FLORIDA

239

Secllon XI.— OFF-FARM WORK AND OTHER INCOME

[1071 How many days ihis year did you w^rk off your

(arm? Include wofk at a nonfarm job, buninew.

j profession, or on someone cise'i farm." (CKtrk one) . .

(Do not include exchaniie work Include d«yB you

! expect to work off your farm before Jan 1. 1955 )

a None
D 1 to *9 days
3 G SO to 99 daya
O 100 to 199 davs
D 200 day or mon

SecUon VIII. —FERTILIZER AND LIME

Include all lerlillier and lime purchased, or to be purchaMed before January I,
1955. for use on this place, whether purcbaiied by you or by your landlord,

[102] llu» iiinrli <:(iMMi:it('l M.

Ki:itTiLi/,i;it ami n:uTii.izi\(;

MATK]lIAI.w«.spiirclia»iillliisy(.ar' Q Saw. t /OO

iimt.-fl»K«Ij'|Huiti ) ■lellwionlyl on olilch

IfSm

k „,.,l .k,p

1«3. (In wliicli rroiB. wfc. KliKTILlZKlt TSKI)
For rarh irop, annwrr thriir iiurtlionn . . >

{a) Hay Biiit cruplaiiil pa-liirc? . Q Noiip

((() Oilier pa-liirr (not iToplarnl)? . . Q NoiH-

(<•) C:orh'' D None

id) CoHoii? D None

(e) FriiilK, via|ct»h|ps, and jHilalucn? . G Nunc

{/) Other cro|M? G None

ill) Have yon any income ttn^ year from any of the following sources —
■iaii' uf protlncLi frurn land ri'iilod out, casli rent. boarderN. old-axe
ai-slsiancc. |«-ii™iofiH. vclerann' allowances, unemployment coinpcnsatioti.
intt'rcsl, dividends, prufitn from nunfann buiiineiin, and liel)! from meiiiherM

// "None," for quetlion 107 and "No," for both quritiont
(a) and (6), »kip to i/ueilitm [109J.

108. Will the income which you and your family receive from work ofT
the farm and from other Hourcen (listed in queationii 107, (o), and (6)) be
ureatcr than the total value of all afcricultural products sold or to be »old
from your pla»^ this year? ..,.,,.

la v«

\a No

!g Y«

G No
D ^"«

[1041 HowmuchMMI-iorl.lMlNd
'""" tlAI. wa-< |>urcli& '

(Include Kruui
liydratedaiid tuini
oyster uliclU, eli-

SecUon IX.— SELECTED FARM EXPENDITURES. THIS YEAR, I9S4

Include all eipensea paid. <

(o) MACHINli HIUK'

(include custom work. niicIi
thrc!ihin|{. combiniiiK. i<ilo
Rinniiifc. plowing, and ?<|>rayiii

. I95S, by you and by yaor

(d) HIIIKD LAUtm?

(Do not include houivwurk, cuHtom work, or
contract conxtructlon work. Include catth
payments only.)

(r) FKHD tor livestock and poultry? . .
(Include cost of Kraiii. hay, null feeds,
concentrates, and rouuhaitcs. al.'to. amountH
]\Hid for tiji^uluig Mjd iiiiunK t<^ll.l

t

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t

/OO

SecUon X.— FARM LABOR

106. AImuI how many liuun the week of Sept 26-
Dcl. 2 did voti (the pcrMiii in charite uf this placel
do farm work or cliurcH on thin place? . . . (CA^rt onr)

I n ^onc

2. ^ 1 lu 14 hour*

3- G 15 hours or mora

( Uo ijgt include housework.)

ih) How many HIItKI) I'KRSONS did any farm work or
chor«K on tilts place the week llf Sept 26-()ct 2? . . Q None

l]iicludciiicm)>crT< of your family receivmKcaidi wajtex.)

// ''ffttni," rherk and tkip lo qufidon [107].

4,c) '150 davtt or more durlnit thin year? G None

rinR this ycarT

• (<-) and (rf) must equal th«

(fil 1.011 man 150 days durinR this ycarT G None

(Thetoral f9r. " ■ ■" ■ -

for quasllun 100(b) i

it) W(ii»l were the rate ot pay and houm of work of the»e hired

pOI^oiiB (qiieslloii 106(611? (linter information below )

Huw many <if thesie hired
pen>6iis were paid oti a—

What was the aRreed casi

rate of pay? (If more

than one person, give

average!

», ■_ ,/00 P« wMk

« ;00 per 4M.f

(3l
low many hours per
peraon were these
lien expected to work
lo earn this pay?

[109] Do you have on t
(a) TelepboneT ...
(6) Piped rUDiiliii walerT

(c) EleetridljT

(d) Televtrion act? . . .

(«) Hom« freeter (for quick
freeting and a^hnfc foods.
Do not include Vefrigerator)? .

!□

No

Id

Yes

ID

No

ID Ve. 1

ID

No

ID

Yea

ID

No

ID

Yes

|D

No

la

Ve.

(/) Electric pl| brooder?

IG No

■ IG Ye.

fO No
ID Yes

ih) Power feed grinder

(suitable for grinding and

crushing grain)?

D No
- D Yea

Ma

no. HOW MANY UF THE FOLLOWING ARE ON THIS PLACE—
Inclode «|iilpmeiit, wbelher owned by yon or by othera. k«pl oa lUa ylace

(a) Grain eonUnea (tor
harvesting and threshing
grains or seeds in one
operation)? . . . .

(b) Corn plekeraT

(c) Pick-up baleraT

(d) Field lorage harveatera

ia) Garden tracloraT

(0 AntomobUea (belonging
to you. to hired workere, or
otbenttvingon lbisp]aoe)T

ij) Artlfldal ponda,
reaenolra, and earlh
UnkaT

Secllon nil.— MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
FARM VALUE, MORTGAGE DEBT. AND CASK RENT,

111. About how much would the land and the buildings on It Mil loi

(o) LANDOWNEDBY YOUT
(from question 4)

(6) LAND RENTED FROM

OTHERS'

(from question 6)

(r) LAND MANAGED FOR

OTHERft?

(from question 9)

) or$_

_L_

112. la there any MORTGAGE DEBT i
baildings owned by you?

D No
D Yea
D No land owned

114. On whol dolt wa* lAts guetliMiaaire JUUdI .

-ma

lis. Whofitrnithed tht information fivtn in Iki* rtportt (Ch*ek wAicA)

Q Operator G Hired laborer

G Wife or other member of operator's family Q Neighbor

D Ulidlord n Other

REMARKS:

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STATE 1^'i^^__ COUNTY

PRECINCT „,

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241

Abnormal farms

Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for hay....

Alfalfa seed

Almonds

Angora goats and kids

Animals sold alive, specified

Annual legumes, specified

Apples

Apricots

Area, approximate land

Artificial ponds, reservoirs, and earth

tanks

Asparagus

Automobiles

Austrian winter peas. Including Dixie Wonder
Avocados

Barley

Beans

Beets (table)

Berries, specified

Blackberries

Blackeyes and other green cowpeas

Blueberries (tame or wild)

Boysenberries

Broccoli

Broomcom

Buckwheat

Butter churned

Butter, buttermilk, skim milk, and cheese
sold

Cabbage

Calves. See Cattle and calves.

Cane, sugar

Cantaloups and muskaelons, etc

Carrots

Cash-grain farms

Cash tenants

Cash wages paid for farm labor

Cattle and calves

Cattle and calves sold alive

Cattle and dairy products

Cherries

Chicken eggs sold

Chickens

Chickens sold

Citrus fruits, specified

Class of work power

Clingstone peaches

Clover seed

Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover and

grasses cut for hay

Color of operator

Commercial farms

Commercial fertilizer, expenditures for

Commercial fertilizer uses of

Common and perennial (English) ryegrass seed

Conservation of land

Com •

Com pickers

Cotton

Cotton farms

Cover crops turned under and land planted

to another crop

Cowpeas

Cows

Cows milked

Cream sold

Crimson clover seed

Crop and livestock farms, general

Cropland -.

By acres harvested

By color of operator

By irrlgatlcn

By tenure of operator

By use

Cropland used for row or grain crops farmed

on contour

Croppers ( for South only)

Crop-share tenants and croppers

Crops fertilized, specified

Crops harvested frcn irrigated land

Crops harvested, specified

Crops sold

Cucumbers and pickles

Cultivated summer fallow

Cut flowers, potted plants, florist greens,
and bedding plants grown for sale

Dairy farms

Dairy products

Dairy products sold

Date of enumeration

Days worked off farm

Dry field and seed beans

Dry field and seed peas

Dry onions

Ducks raised

Durum or macaroni wheat

Eccmcoiic class of farm

Eggplant

Egga sold

8
16
16
16
15
4,13,14
16
16
16

1

16

4,6

16

16

16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16

16

16

16

16

10

3,4,9

8,9,10

4,13,14

4,13,14

13

16

4,13

4,13

4,13,14

16

4,6

16

16

16

3,4,5,9

9

'ie

2

4,16,17

4,6

16

10

2

16

4,13,14

13

13

16

10

1»2,3,4

1*2,3,4

4

1

1,2,4

2

3,4,9

4,16,17
4,16,17

16
1,2,4

15

10
13
13
11

16
16
16
13
16

16
4.U

County

9
9
9
3
2

7
7
7
9
7
7
7
9
5
9
9

9
2,2a
5
6
6
9
1,1a
9
5
9
3

l,la

9

7

7

7

9

3

l,la,2,2a

l,la,2

2a

la

2a

1

l,la

2,2a

2

6

9a

9,9a

4,9,9a

9,9a

1,1a

3
7
4,7
7
5
9
9
9
7
9

5
9
7

Economic
area

4,5
7,8

3,6,
3,6

3,6,9,11
3,6,9,11
3,6,9,11

2,5;8

1,2,3,10,11
2,5 '

1.4;

1,4,
2,5
4,5

1,4,
3,6

4,5

1,4]

1.4,

l,4j

7,8,
7,8
1,4

3,6
3,6

4,5,6,10

3,6,9,10

2,5,

1,2

3.6

Electricity

Electric pig brooder

E^er and spelt

English or Persian walnuts

Ewes

Expenditures, fEirm. See Farm expenditures.

Facilities and equipment, specified

Fallow land. See Cultivated summer fallow.

Farm expenditxires, specified

Farm labor

By color of operator

By economic class

By tenure of operator

By type of farm

Farm operators:

By age

By color

By residence

By tenure

By years on farm

By off -farm work and other Income

Farm products, value of

Farm property, value of

Farms, nximber

By class of work power

By color of operator

By economic class

By kind of workers

By land irrigated

By size of farm

By tenure of operator

By type of farm

By value of products sold

Farms with all harvested crops irrigated

Feed for livestock and poultry, expenditures
for

Fence posts cut

Fertilizer, commercial, expenditures for..

Fertilizer, commercial, uses of

Fescue seed

Field and seed beans, dry

Field and seed peas, dry

Field-crop farms other than vegetable and

fruit-and-nut

Field crops

Field crops, other than vegetables and

fruits and nuts, sold

Field seed crops

Figs

Vilberts and hazelnuts

Firewood and fuelwood cut..

Flaxseed

Forest products

Forest products sold.......

Freestone peaches

Fruit-and-nut farms

Fruits and nuts, specified.

Fruits and nuts sold

Full owners.

Gasoline and other petroleum fuel and oil,
expenditures for

Geese raised.

General farms

Gilts. See Sows and gilts.

Goats and kids

Goats and kids clipped

Grain combines

Grains

Grains grown together and threshed as a
mixture

Grapefruit

Grapes

Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains

Green lima beans

Green peas (English)

Greenhouse products

Guineas raised

Hairy vetch seed

Harvesters , field forage

Hay balers, pick-i^

Hay crops

Hazelnuts (Included with Filberts)

Heifers and heifer calves

Hired labor , expenditures for

Hired labor by basis of payment

Hogs and pigs

Hogs and pigs sold alive

Home freezer

Horses and colts, including ponies

Horses and aiules sold alive

Horticultural specialties sold

See also Nursery and greenhouse piNjducts.

Improved pecans

Income, farm. See Value of farm products
sold.

Irish potatoes

Irrigated farms, number

Irrigated land in farms

By use

Kumquats

4,6

6

16

16
13

4,7
4,7,8,9,10

''I
4,9

10

4,5

3,4,5,9

5

3,4,9

■4.5
13,16
1,4
1,2,3,4
4,6
3,4

4,7

1,2

2

3,4

10

13,15,16

■1,7
15

16
16
16

16
16
16
15
16
15
15
16
10
16
16
3,4,9

4,7
13
10

13

13

4,6

16

16
16
16

16
16
16
15
13

16

4,6

4,6

16

16

4,7

8,9,10

4,13

4,13,14

4,6

13

13

15

1,2

1

County

6

2,5,8,12

6

2,5,8,12

■

2

,

8

.

5

2,2a

1

2,2a

1

1,2,3,4

5

2,2a

5

6

1,1a

3

2,2a

3

4,7,8

la

4,8
9
3
9
4
2,2a

1,1a

l,l«,9a

la

2,5,8
2,5,8

7,8,9

2,5,'8

1,4,7
1,4,7
2,5,8

1

2,5,8,12

1,4,7

7

4

3,6,9,10,11

2,5;

2,5

1,4;

7,8.

2.5
4,5

2,5
2,5,
3,6

2,5,8,12

12

3,6,9

3,6,9

2,5,8

1,4,7
1,4,7

242

INDEX TO TABLES

Ladino seed ,

Land and buildings, value of

Land area, approxlioate.

Land from which hay was cut

Land in farms

By color of operator

By size of farm

By tenure of operator

By use

Land in fruit orchards, groves, vineyards,

and planted nut trees

Land in irrigated farms

By use

Land in row or close-seeded crops grown

in strips for wind erosion control

Land pastured

Legumes, specified annual

Lemons ■

Lespedeza cut for hay

Lespedeza seed

Lettuce and romalne

Lijna beans

Lime and liming material, expenditures for.

Limes

Livestock and livestock products sold

Livestock farms, other than dairy and

poultry

Livestock-share tenants

Livestock, specified

Livestock sold alive

Loganberries

Lupine seed

Machine hire, expenditures for

Machinery, farm

Managed land ; . .-.

Managers

Mandarins (included with Tangerines)

Mangoes

Maple sirup made

Maple sugar made

Maple trees tapped

Milk

Milk sold

Milk cows

Milking machine

Miscellaneous and unclassified farms

Mixed grains.

Mohair clipped

Motortrucks

Mules and mule colts

Navel oranges

Nectarines

Nonwhite farm operators

Nursery and greenhouse products, flower and

vegetable seeds and plants, and bulbs

Nuts, specified

Oats

Oats cleaned out of vetch and peas

Oats, wheat, barley, rye, and other small

grains cut for hay

Off-farm work and other Income

Okra

Olives

Onions, dry

Operators, farm. See Farm operators.

Oranges ,,,,,

Oranges, including tangerines and mandarins

Other field-crop farms

Owned land

Part owners

Part-time farms

Pasture

Peaches

Peanuts

Pears

Peas

Pecans

Peppers, See Sweet peppers and pimientos.

Pig brooder, electric

Pimlentos (included with sweet peppers),,,.

Piped running water

Plums

Plums and prunes

Popcorn

Potatoes

Poultry and poultry products

Poultry and poultry products sold

Poultry farms

Power feed grinder

Primarily crop farms, general

Primarily livestock farms , general

Products, farm, value of

Proso millet

Prunes

Pulpwood cut

Rams and wethers

Raspberries .,,

Red clover seed

Redtop seed

Rented land

16

1,1

1

16

1,2,3,4

3,4

2

3,4

2
1,2,4
16
16
16
16
16
16

16
4,13,14

10

4,9

4,13,14

4,13,14

16
16

4,7

4,6

3,4

3,4,9

16

16

15

15

15

13

13

4,13,14

4,6

10

16

13

4,6

13

16

16

3,4,9

15
16

16
16

16
4,5
16
16
16

10
3,4

3,4,9
8

1,2,4
16
16
16
16

4,6
16
16
16
16
4,13,14
4,13,14
10

4,6
10
10
1J,16
16
16
15
13
16
16
16

3,4

County

9
1
1
9

1,2,2a
2a
3

1,2,2a
1

la

l,la
1,1a
9
9
9
9
9
9
6
9
4,7

3
2
7
7
9
9

5
1
2,2a
9
9
8

7
5
3
9
7
5
7
9
9
2,2a

2,2a

5

Economic
area

3,6,9
1,4,7

1,4,7
1,4,7

2,5,8

3,6,9,10,11

4,5,6

7,8,9

3,6,9,10,11

3,6,9

2,5,8
2,5,8

7
7,8,9

3,6,9,10
3,6,9,10

2,5,8

4,5

4,5,6

7

7,8,9
1,2,3
1,4,7

2,5,8

11

3,6,9,11

4,5,6,11

2,5,8

4,5,6

4,5,6

Residence of operator.

Residential farms

Rice

Root and grain crops hogged or grazed.

Rye

Ryegrass seed, common and perennial
(English )

Sampling, reliability of

Sawlogs and veneer logs cut

Seed beans, dry field and

Seed peas, dry field and

Seeds, field

Share-cash tenants

Share tenants and croppers

Sheep and lambs

Sheep and lambs shorn

Sheep and lambs sold alive

Silage

Size of farm

Small fruits

Small grains

Snap beans (bush and pole types)

Sorghums

Sows and gilts

Soybeans

Specified facilities and equipment

Specified farm expenditures

Spinach

Spring wheat

Squash

Steers and bulls, including steer and bull

calves

Strawberries

Sugar beets for sugar

Sugarcane for seed

Sugarcane for sugar or for sale to mills,,.

Sugarcane or sorghum for sirup

Summer fallow, cultivated

Sweetclover seed

Sweet com

Sweet peppers and pimlentos

Sweetpotatoes

County

16
16

16

Tangeloes

Tangerines and mandarins

Telephone

Television set

Tenants

Temple oranges

Tenure of farm operator

Timber

Timothy seed

Tobacco

Tomatoes

Tractors

Tree fruits, nuts, and grapes.

Tung nuts

Turkeys

Type of farm

Unclassified farms

Uses of commercial fertilizer.
Uses of land

Valencia oranges

Value :

Crops

Farm products sold

Farms (land and buildings)

Livestock

Vegetables grown under glass, flower and

vegetable seeds, vegetable plants, bulbs,

and mushrooms produced for sale

Vegetable farms

Vegetables for home use

Vegetables harvested for sale

Velvetbeans

Vetch or peas, alone or mixed with oats or

other grains, cut for hay

Vetch seed

Vineyards. See Tree fruits, nuts, and

grapes.

Wage rates

Walnuts (English or Persian),

Watermelons

Water, piped running

Wax beans. See Snap beans.

Wheat

White farm operators

Wild hay cut

Winter wheat

Woodland in farm, by use

Wool shorn

Workers :

Family

Hired

Regular

Seasonal

Work off farm

Work power, class of

Years on farm

Youngberries

18,19
15
16
16
16

3,4,9
3
13
13
13
16
2
16
16
16

16,17

13,14

16

4,6

16
16
16

16
16
16
16
16
1,2,4.
16
16
16
16

16

16

4,6

4,6

3,4,9
16

3,4,9
15
16
16
16

16

16

U,14

10

10

1,2)4

16

16

13,15,16

1,4

13

8,9,10

16

16

*,6

16
3,4,9

16

16

1,2,4

13

4,7

4,7,8,9,10

4,8,9,10

4,8,9,10

*,6

9
3
9
9
9
9
7
9
5
6
9
9
9

7
9
9
9
9
9
1,1a
9
9
9
9

9
9
5
5
2,2a
9

9
9
9
5
9
9
7
3

3

6

l.la

16

S

3
9

9

9
9

9
9
5

9
2,2a

9

9

1,1a

7